Christ Church Cathedral

A church in the heart of the city, with a heart for the city

Holy Week

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Palm Sunday

Christ Church Cathedral
March 29, 10:30 AM
421 South Second Street
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Maundy Thursday

Calvary Episcopal Church
April 2: 6 PM Agape meal
7 PM Worship
821 South 4th Street
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Good Friday

Our Merciful Savior Episcopal Church
April 3: 473 South 11th Street

  • 10:30 AM: Gather at Calvary Church (821 South 4th Street) for procession of the Blessed Sacrament with Stations of the Cross to Church of Our Merciful Savior.
  • 12 noon: Proper Liturgy for Good Friday
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Holy Saturday

Saint George’s Episcopal Church
April 4: Noon
1201 South 26th Street
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Easter Vigil

Christ Church Cathedral
April 4, 8:30 PM
with Alleluia Party to follow
421 South Second Street
Our mission is to embody Christ by serving our neighbors so that we share together in the power of God’s unconditional love.

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Cathedral Matters

Sunday of the Passion

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Cathedral Chronicle for March 2026

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The Fifth Sunday in Lent

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The Fourth Sunday in Lent

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Evensong

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The Third Sunday in Lent

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Marcia Wilmet, 1951-2026

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The Second Sunday in Lent

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Frazier Wyatt Marsh, 1953-2026

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The First Sunday in Lent

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Throughout its more than 200 years, Christ Church has been known for its spiritual life, the quality of its worship, the high standard of preaching, and for its service to the community.

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From Episcopal News Service

World Council of Churches mourns passing of Peter Timothy Fisher

April 02, 2026

[World Council of Churches] The World Council of Churches is mourning the death of the Rev. Peter Timothy Fisher and extends condolences to his loved ones and to the many people his life and service touched. Fisher was a Church of England priest known for his pastoral leadership and contributions to Anglican-Roman Catholic ecumenical dialogue through the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission. He served as the minute-taker for the World Council of Churches’ Faith and Order Commission, and notably as principal of Queen’s College Birmingham, where he led training in ecumenical theology to future ministers. He also served in parish ministry, often preaching on themes of faith, stewardship and salvation. Read the entire article here.