Color & Light

Works by Dolores Poacelli

This series of works is about light, energy and color.  The pieces are created from recycled aluminum printing press plates which are sanded, cut and glued to panels.  Patterns, shapees and rhythms are influenced by the microcosm of life forms and geometry while the play of light on the aluminum holds it all together.

~the EXISTENTIALIST

The exhibit runs from November 29th to January 9th.

Please join us at the Cathedral for the Opening Artist's Reception on Friday, Dec. 3 from 5-7 PM.

Exhibit booklet is available at this link.

Viewing by appointment. Call 215-386-0234.

For further information:

tlloyd@philadelphiacathedral.org

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While you are there check out some samples of preaching from the Cathedral:

• The Very Rev. Judith Sullivan, Dean: "Entreat me not to leave you"
• The Rev. Dr. Chaz Howard, Assisting Clergy: "A king who cares"
• The Venerable Dr. Pamela Nesbit, Archdeacon Emerita: "Where are the dead?"
• The Rev. Michael Nailor, Deacon: "LGBTQ+ Folks: A Blessing to the Church

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From Dean Judy's reflection from 6.21.2020: 

"God hears and God sees.  It is well past time now for all of us to do the same."  Read the entire reflection here.

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Please join Dean Judy via conference call, Tuesday through Friday, at 9 am. 
The service of Morning Prayer begins on page 75 in The Book of Common Prayer. If you don’t have a book at home, you can find it online at www.bcponline.org. Click on the Table of Contents and then on Daily Morning Prayer Rite II. You also have the option of simply listening. We will follow our prayer with a time of conversation to check in with one another. 
Here is the conference call information: 
Phone:  563-999-2090
At the prompt enter: 328763#