St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Albany, GA

09/13/2026

Today’s readings tell us of the God who drives back the sea and walks between two armies to protect a vulnerable people. God then turns to us and asks: Will you extend that same mercy to one another? Jesus answers Peter's question about forgiveness with a parable that cuts to the bone: The same servant who was forgiven an unpayable debt then seizes his debtor by the throat, showing that he has failed to understand what happened to him. Paul calls the Roman church to stop passing judgment on one another over matters of conscience, because we do not live to ourselves and we do not die to ourselves. We are the Lord's - every one of us. The sea fled and the mountains skipped at the presence of this God; the least we can do is forgive each other from the heart.
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09/12/2026

Tomorrow, Sunday, September 13, Washington National Cathedral commemorates the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001 with a special Holy Eucharist, featuring the tolling of the bourdon bell, reflective music, a Litany of Remembrance and the display of the Pentagon Memorial Cross, carved from pieces of the rubble.

For service details and livestream, visit: https://cathedral.org/cale.../principal-sunday-eucharist-39/

09/11/2026

09/11/2026

A day of remembrance and service

09/11/2026

09/08/2026

Our new Healing Service ✝️

09/07/2026

On Sunday, September 13, the Cathedral commemorates the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001 with a special Holy Eucharist, featuring the tolling of the bourdon bell, reflective music, a Litany of Remembrance and the display of the Pentagon Memorial Cross, carved from pieces of the rubble.

For service details and livestream, visit: https://cathedral.org/calendar/principal-sunday-eucharist-39/.

09/07/2026

09/03/2026

Earlier this evening, Minneapolis authorities alerted those in the area to an active shooter incident near the conference hotel where Full and Equal: 50 Years in Pursuit of a Promise is taking place. They issued an all-clear notice shortly after, and we have no reason to think any conference attendee has been harmed or that this tragic event is in any way connected to The Episcopal Church. We invite everyone to join in prayer for all who have been harmed and those who have died.