Mendelssohn's Elijah - Cancelled
May
14
7:00 PM19:00

Mendelssohn's Elijah - Cancelled

This event has been cancelled

The Cathedral Choir sings Mendelssohn's Elijah with organist Ian Watson and guest soloists including

Isobel Anthony, soprano

Emily Marvosh & Kirsten Sollek, contraltos

Mark Vogel & Matthew Newhouse, tenors

Edward Vogel & Richard Lippold, baritones

Woodrow Bynum will sing the title role.

All tickets are general admission. VIP-Prime seating gives you access to the best seats.


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May
18
7:00 PM19:00

Pentecost Vigil

“Our Lady and the Apostles persevered in prayer, awaiting the Spirit promised by the Lord. Let us, too, listen with quiet hearts to the Word of God. And let us pray that the Holy Spirit, whom the Father sent as the first fruits for those who believe, may bring to perfection his work in the world.”

The ancient Vigil of Pentecost has been neglected in the Western church, even before it was nearly abolished in the liturgical reforms of the past century. Yet for primitive Christians, the Vigil of Pentecost was comparable in solemnity to the Easter Vigil, and likewise centered on the Sacrament of Baptism.

Clergy are invited to arrive at 6:30PM and vest in red. All are welcome!

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May
9
7:00 PM19:00

Feast of the Ascension

The Ascension of Christ, Salvador Dali, oil, 1958

Please join us for the Feast of the Ascension with Mass at 12:05 and 7PM.*

The Feast of Ascension is the commemoration of our Lord’s bodily ascension into heaven. Formerly called Holy Thursday in the Church of England, as in William Blake’s poem, it is a joyous feast because it reminds us that this too is our future. Jesus assumed our human nature not only to redeem it but also to bring us, body and soul, into the presence of the Father. Join us and the choir “when like a mighty wind they raise to heaven the voice of song” and celebrate our Forerunner’s glorious ascension and entry home.

"We are told in an Old Testament tale, how an angel of God having appeared to man disappeared again by going up in the flame from the altar.  And in the same way Elijah, when he could no more be found, was believed to have gone up on the crests of flaming horses.  The flame which carried Christ to heaven was the flame of his own sacrifice.  Flame tends always upwards.  All his life long Christ's love burnt towards the heart of heaven in a bright fire, until he was wholly consumed in it, and went up in that fire to God.  The fire is kindled on our altars, here Christ ascends in fire; the fire is kindled in the Christian heart, and we ascend.  He says to us, Lift up your hearts; and we reply, We lift them up unto the Lord."

from The Crown of the Year by Austin Farrer

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May
7
7:30 PM19:30

Elijah Group Study

Elijah Fed by the Raven, Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo, c. 1510

Please join Christian Formation Director Jon Kimmel and friends three Tuesdays on Zoom for a study on the prophet Elijah: April 23 & 30, and May 7 at 7:30PM.

(A study will also be held Sundays after the 10AM Mass: April 21 through May 19.)

Please fill out the form below to receive the Zoom link, and email Jon with questions.

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Apr
30
7:30 PM19:30

Elijah Group Study

Elijah Fed by the Raven, Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo, c. 1510

Please join Christian Formation Director Jon Kimmel and friends three Tuesdays on Zoom for a study on the prophet Elijah: April 23 & 30, and May 7 at 7:30PM.

(A study will also be held Sundays after the 10AM Mass: April 21 through May 19.)

Please fill out the form below to receive the Zoom link, and email Jon with questions.

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Apr
23
7:30 PM19:30

Elijah Group Study

Elijah Fed by the Raven, Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo, c. 1510

Please join Christian Formation Director Jon Kimmel and friends three Tuesdays on Zoom for a study on the prophet Elijah: April 23 & 30, and May 7 at 7:30PM.

(A study will also be held Sundays after the 10AM Mass: April 21 through May 19.)

Please fill out the form below to receive the Zoom link, and email Jon with questions.

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Rosary and Society of Mary Meeting
Apr
6
9:00 AM09:00

Rosary and Society of Mary Meeting

A Ward of the Society of Mary, which is open to all, has been formed at The Cathedral of All Saints. The website of the Society is https://somamerica.org/. 

The monthly meeting of the Society will be immediately after the Rosary, following the 9 AM Mass on the first Saturday of the month.  Light refreshments will be served, and Fr. Martin Yost of St. Luke's Catskill will be speaking about Marian apparitions, including Our Lady of Walsingham. 

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Mar
19
7:30 PM19:30

Art of the Cross on Zoom

Join Cathedral Arts Missioner Brynna Carpenter-Nardone and friends for an hour of Lenten meditation with the art of Christ and His Cross. We will look at individual artworks as well as the symbol itself and its life in Christian history and imagination. Please fill out the form below to receive the Zoom link:

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Mar
17
11:30 AM11:30

Introduction to Anglicanism

After the 10AM Mass

What does it mean to be Episcopalian? What is the history of Anglicanism, and what does it mean to worship with a prayer book?

Perhaps you are new to the church and have asked these questions, or maybe you are a cradle Episcopalian and would like to learn more about your heritage. The course will cover a range of topics related to Anglicanism and the Cathedral of All Saints' place within the tradition. Whether you are new, a life-long member, or somewhere in between, this course is for you. In these five sessions we will build community, learn and ask questions about Anglicanism, interact with three teachers, and hear from lay leaders. Please submit questions to jkimmel@thecathedralofallsaints.org.

Schedule

Feb 4: Historical Overview with Fr. Radcliff

Feb 11: Book of Common Prayer with Jon Kimmel

No class Feb 18 & Feb 25

Mar 3: Cathedral Tour & Oxford Movement with Dean Harding

Mar 10: Liturgy & Sacraments with Dean Harding & Jon Kimmel

Mar 17: Easter Vigil & Easter with Jon Kimmel

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Mar
10
11:30 AM11:30

Introduction to Anglicanism

After the 10AM Mass

What does it mean to be Episcopalian? What is the history of Anglicanism, and what does it mean to worship with a prayer book?

Perhaps you are new to the church and have asked these questions, or maybe you are a cradle Episcopalian and would like to learn more about your heritage. The course will cover a range of topics related to Anglicanism and the Cathedral of All Saints' place within the tradition. Whether you are new, a life-long member, or somewhere in between, this course is for you. In these five sessions we will build community, learn and ask questions about Anglicanism, interact with three teachers, and hear from lay leaders. Please submit questions to jkimmel@thecathedralofallsaints.org.

Schedule

Feb 4: Historical Overview with Fr. Radcliff

Feb 11: Book of Common Prayer with Jon Kimmel

No class Feb 18 & Feb 25

Mar 3: Cathedral Tour & Oxford Movement with Dean Harding

Mar 10: Liturgy & Sacraments with Dean Harding & Jon Kimmel

Mar 17: Easter Vigil & Easter with Jon Kimmel

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Evensong & Organ Recital
Mar
3
2:30 PM14:30

Evensong & Organ Recital

The Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys sing at 3PM after an organ recital at 2:30 PM.

Choral Evensong is a form of worship enjoyed by Christians of all denominations and by anyone who enjoys traditional choral music. It has been one of the three principal liturgies of the Anglican/Episcopal tradition since 1549. The liturgy is alternately sung or chanted by the choir or clergy and the congregation sings appointed hymns. Psalms are said or sung, followed by readings from Old and New Testaments, punctuated by canticles.

All are welcome. Please join us!


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Mar
3
11:30 AM11:30

Introduction to Anglicanism

After the 10AM Mass

What does it mean to be Episcopalian? What is the history of Anglicanism, and what does it mean to worship with a prayer book?

Perhaps you are new to the church and have asked these questions, or maybe you are a cradle Episcopalian and would like to learn more about your heritage. The course will cover a range of topics related to Anglicanism and the Cathedral of All Saints' place within the tradition. Whether you are new, a life-long member, or somewhere in between, this course is for you. In these five sessions we will build community, learn and ask questions about Anglicanism, interact with three teachers, and hear from lay leaders. Please submit questions to jkimmel@thecathedralofallsaints.org. Note: There will be no meeting on February 18 & 25

Schedule

Feb 4: Historical Overview with Fr. Radcliff

Feb 11: Book of Common Prayer with Jon Kimmel

No class Feb 18 & Feb 25

Mar 3: Cathedral Tour & Oxford Movement with Dean Harding

Mar 10: Liturgy & Sacraments with Dean Harding & Jon Kimmel

Mar 17: Easter Vigil & Easter with Jon Kimmel

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Feb
11
11:30 AM11:30

Introduction to Anglicanism

After the 10AM Mass

What does it mean to be Episcopalian? What is the history of Anglicanism, and what does it mean to worship with a prayer book?

Perhaps you are new to the church and have asked these questions, or maybe you are a cradle Episcopalian and would like to learn more about your heritage. The course will cover a range of topics related to Anglicanism and the Cathedral of All Saints' place within the tradition. Whether you are new, a life-long member, or somewhere in between, this course is for you. In these five sessions we will build community, learn and ask questions about Anglicanism, interact with three teachers, and hear from lay leaders. Please submit questions to jkimmel@thecathedralofallsaints.org. Note: There will be no meeting on February 18 & 25

Schedule

Feb 4: Historical Overview with Fr. Radcliff

Feb 11: Book of Common Prayer with Jon Kimmel

No class Feb 18 & Feb 25

Mar 3: Cathedral Tour & Oxford Movement with Dean Harding

Mar 10: Liturgy & Sacraments with Dean Harding & Jon Kimmel

Mar 17: Easter Vigil & Easter with Jon Kimmel

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Evensong & Organ Recital
Feb
4
2:30 PM14:30

Evensong & Organ Recital

The Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys sing at 3PM after an organ recital at 2:30 PM.

Choral Evensong is a form of worship enjoyed by Christians of all denominations and by anyone who enjoys traditional choral music. It has been one of the three principal liturgies of the Anglican/Episcopal tradition since 1549. The liturgy is alternately sung or chanted by the choir or clergy and the congregation sings appointed hymns. Psalms are said or sung, followed by readings from Old and New Testaments, punctuated by canticles.

All are welcome. Please join us!


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Feb
4
11:30 AM11:30

Introduction to Anglicanism

begins February 4 after the 10AM Mass

What does it mean to be Episcopalian? What is the history of Anglicanism, and what does it mean to worship with a prayer book?

Perhaps you are new to the church and have asked these questions, or maybe you are a cradle Episcopalian and would like to learn more about your heritage. The course will cover a range of topics related to Anglicanism and the Cathedral of All Saints' place within the tradition. Whether you are new, a life-long member, or somewhere in between, this course is for you. In these five sessions we will build community, learn and ask questions about Anglicanism, interact with three teachers, and hear from lay leaders. Please submit questions to jkimmel@thecathedralofallsaints.org. Note: There will be no meeting on February 18 & 25

Schedule

Feb 4: Historical Overview with Fr. Radcliff

Feb 11: Book of Common Prayer with Jon Kimmel

No class Feb 18 & Feb 25

Mar 3: Cathedral Tour & Oxford Movement with Dean Harding

Mar 10: Liturgy & Sacraments with Dean Harding & Jon Kimmel

Mar 17: Easter Vigil & Easter with Jon Kimmel

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Jan
30
7:00 PM19:00

Mass & Commemoration of King Charles I, Martyr

Please join us on Tuesday, 30 January as we commemorate the life of Charles I of England, King & Martyr, with a traditional sung high-Anglican Mass with hymns at 7 PM.  All are welcome. Click HERE for the history behind the service.

Clergy are requested to arrive at the Cathedral at 6:30 to vest in red for the service.


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Cathedral in Bloom, Sunday
Jan
14
12:00 PM12:00

Cathedral in Bloom, Sunday

ONLINE SALES HAVE ENDED, BUY TICKETS AT THE DOOR

Cathedral in Bloom 2024, January 12-14

Cathedral in Bloom, the area's premier flower show, is back! Enjoy the glory of the architecture of The Cathedral of All Saints combined with the talents of the some of the Capital Region's and Northeast's floral artists.  Regardless of the weather outside, it will be spring inside the Cathedral!

Dozens of floral displays, workshops and presentations will be offered by floral professionals. Guided and self-tours, a cafe, and a flower market will welcome you, along with organ recitals with music inspired by flowers. Special tickets for The Great Indoor Garden Party on Friday Evening and a Saturday Afternoon Tea are available and must be purchased days in advance. There is also a ticket for admission to all three days of the event.

General and Senior Admission tickets are good for only one of any of the three days of the event and may be purchased at the door. Children under ten will be admitted for free. Tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable.

Hours for 2024:

12:00 - 5:00 Sunday

Questions: bloom@cathedralofallsaints.org

ONLINE SALES END FRIDAY, JANUARY 12.

GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR.

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Jan
14
11:30 AM11:30

Group Book Study, "Jesus of Nazareth: The Infancy Narratives"

Please join Director for Christian Formation, Jon Kimmel, on Sundays at 11:30AM after Mass, starting on 3 December, for reading Joseph Ratzinger’s The Infancy Narratives of Jesus. January 14 is the last session. The book is available at Amazon. Please email Jon with questions. All are welcome.

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