This weekend Fr. Benjamin and his family are on vacation. Rev. Ken Van Es will be leading service, Rev. Mike Gumulauskas will be joining us from Seminary in Virginia to preach. Rev. Jim Lorenze, and Rev. Russ Tate will also be participating. It is sure to be a meaningful service, so please grab your morning coffee/juice/or Diet Coke and join us on Zoom from the comfort of wherever you find yourself at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday morning. Can’t wait to see you!
The leadership team at the Cathedral are continuing to follow the guidelines established by the Federal, County and City health departments. The following is the latest information as of March 24, 2022 on the cdc.gov/coronavirus website. COVID-19 Community Levels are a new tool to help communities decide what prevention steps to take based on the…
Carillon bell music continues at NOON on Sundays, approximately fifteen minutes of music of the liturgical season is being played on the carillon bells. Music selections include service music – Gloria, Sanctus, Lord’s Prayer, Morning Prayer Canticles – along with hymns, hymn tune variations, and voluntaries for each particular Sunday. All glory and praise be…
Good Afternoon; Just wondering if you are planning to attend the Clergy Retreat. I have been told that we don’t have any representation currently from the Diocese of Eau Claire. Here is the link to register: Registration link Deadline to register is Monday, January 8 The cost is being covered by the Diocese. Please…
It’s time to celebrate!! One of our young men, who grew up at the Cathedral, graduated fromthe Military Academy at West Point. He, and his family, join us today and they will be providing cake and cupcakes after the service in the Memorial Lounge. Congratulations Ben Foster! Benjamin Allen Foster Graduated May 22, 2021 United States Military Academy at…
Mike and LeeAnn Gumulauskas and their family have accepted a call to seminary in Virginia and will have their last Sunday at the Cathedral on July 28th. We want to extend a special thanks to Mike as he dedicated himself to study and service as a Deacon, and to LeeAnn as she served as a teacher…
