Join Us for Services in the Cathedral
Please join us in the Cathedral for service at 10 am on Sunday morning. Live streaming video will be available on the Philadelphia Cathedral YouTube channel.
Embracing Our Past, Reimagining Our Future Timeline
We reflect on our shared history as we strive to become beloved community. To help us better understand as a congregation how our church community has been an actor in the complext racial history of our city, we have created this timeline. It traces the history of our church from its beginning in 1850, as a parish formerly known as The Church of the Saviour, until today, as it serves as the Cathedral of the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania. A hard copy version of the timeline is displayed on a full wall of the Liem Azar Center. We invite your reflections on this community project.
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Jerry DiFalco Retrospective
Last September, the Cathedral lost artist Jerry DiFalco, one of its most beloved and long-standing members, devoted husband of Cathedral parishioner Ron Funk, as well as a deeply gifted, devout, and iconoclastic artist whose work received international recognition. For more details of Jerry's amazing life and career please see his obituary from the Philadelphia Inquirer.
We are honoring Jerry's memory this September with a retrospective exhibition curated by Tom Lloyd and Blaise Tobia of some of his larger paintings spanning the full length of his decades-long career. A thoughtful introduction to this exhibit is available here. Please take a few moments to view it.
The works will be on view from September 10 to October 16, with an opening reception on Friday, September 16 from 5-7pm at the Cathedral. The exhibition will also be on view at the special LGBTQIA+ Evening Prayer service at the Cathedral on Sunday, September 11 at 5pm.
A catalog of this show is available here. Most works in this show will be for sale. It is the wish of Jerry DiFalco’s life partner and longtime Cathedral parishioner Ron Funk that all proceeds will benefit The Attic Youth Center, Philadelphia, and the Cathedral Arts program.
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Autumn 2022 Schedule
The entire schedule of the Cathedral through Christmas is available here for download.
Cathedral YouTube Channel
Sunday services will be live streamed on our Cathedral YouTube channel. Join us here!
Please click on the logo to enjoy our Cathedral's YouTube Channel and subscribe today! You will find
- Holy Eucharist Services
- Arts Events
- Compline
- Godly Play
- Prelude/postlude videos
Feel free to share our videos with your friends through social media or through emails or texts.
While you are there check out some samples of preaching from the Cathedral:
How is God Calling You?
Please take this brief ministry survey to learn about the breadth of ministries available to you here at the Philadelphia Cathedral. We are looking forward to your response and to adding you to the working groups already making our Cathedral ministries come alive. The survey is available here.
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Parking at the Cathedral
There are many metered parking places near the Cathedral, especially on Chestnut, 38th, Ludlow, and Market Streets. Purchase parking time through the MeterUP App which may be downloaded to your mobile phone or through the curbside green kiosks. For more information on parking consult visitphilly website.
There are a number of nearby garages and lots, including these two:
LAZ parking, 3665 Market Street - entance on the north side of Market. The lot is open 24/7 with sliding rates and discounted evening and weekend ($9 per day) rates. Call LAZ parking at 215-823-7870 for more information.
Walnut 38 Park, 38th & Walnut Streets – entrance on the east side of 38th. This garage is open 7 days a week – 6:30am – midnight. $10 for the first hour + $2 each additional hour with early bird and evening rates. Call Penn Parking at 215-898-8667 for more information.
The LAZ Parking lot at 39th & Market Streets is no longer available.
New to the Cathedral?
Welcome to the Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral! Whatever brings you here, you are most welcome! We are all on a journey, and we look forward to learning more about yours. There is a place for you in this diverse, loving community. Please help us learn more about you!
From Dean Judy
 The Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral is a place of unconditional hospitality and love Together, we ask and explore the large questions about faith, life, and connection. All are welcome here to worship, to serve, to be.
Read Dean Judy's sermon from July 17, 2022.
Read Dean Judy's sermon for Trinity Sunday, June 12, 2022.
Please join Dean Judy via conference call, Monday through Friday, at 9 am.
Phone: 563-999-2090
At the prompt enter: 328763# 
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Join Us for Services in the Cathedral
Please join us in the Cathedral for service at 10 am on Sunday morning. Live streaming video will be available on the Philadelphia Cathedral YouTube channel.
Embracing Our Past, Reimagining Our Future Timeline
We reflect on our shared history as we strive to become beloved community. To help us better understand as a congregation how our church community has been an actor in the complext racial history of our city, we have created this timeline. It traces the history of our church from its beginning in 1850, as a parish formerly known as The Church of the Saviour, until today, as it serves as the Cathedral of the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania. A hard copy version of the timeline is displayed on a full wall of the Liem Azar Center. We invite your reflections on this community project.
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Sunday at 8:30am, 10:40am & 6pm
