For three Tuesdays in Lent, join the regular weekly 7pm Contemplative Prayer group at Saint Mark's Cathedral for a back-to-basics series.
The Chaplains to Retired Clergy invite retired clergy and spouses across the diocese to a special in-person gathering. This will be an opportunity to meet and engage with our new diocesan bishop, The Rt. Rev. Phil LaBelle, and share fellowship time with other retired clergy members, spouses and partners. Lunch will be provided.
Poetry and Place: Preaching From the Heart
A Preaching Workshop facilitated by acclaimed poet and theologian Pádraig Ó Tuama
Pádraig Ó Tuama: The Better Angels of Our Nature
A Thursday evening Wisdom School event with acclaimed poet and theologian Pádraig Ó Tuama
Join us for a service of Choral Evensong on the fifth Sunday in Lent, offered by the intergenerational Saint Mark's Evensong Choir.
Join us for Taizé Prayer celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
This lenten offering of Taizé Prayer at Saint Mark's Cathedral will celebrate the life and witness of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Join our April Climate Conversation to learn more about Earth Day, learn about planting, and discuss options to celebrate Earth Day as well as to plant flowers, vegetables, shrubs or other plants.
Friends of all ages are welcome to join us to explore the life of Jesus in art, story, and song.
Join us in person for the 8 a.m. Palm Sunday Liturgy at Saint Mark's Cathedral
Join us in person for the 9 a.m. Palm Sunday Liturgy at Saint Mark's Cathedral
Join us in person or online for the 11 a.m. Palm Sunday Liturgy at Saint Mark's Cathedral
Come pray and reflect with us on Jesus’ journey to the cross.
On Palm Sunday, the Saint Mark's Music Series presents the Seven Last Words of Christ by Joseph Haydn, performed by the Skyros Quartet.
This contemplative Eucharist on the evening of Palm Sunday will be offered in person in Thomsen Chapel
Join the Saint Mark's Compline Choir in person or online for this Compline service on Palm Sunday.
This is an in-person, intimate service of Holy Eucharist with the option to participate in the ancient practice of anointing and laying on of hands by a priest.
All are welcome at this service, in which clergy are invited to reaffirm their ordination vows and receive blessed chrism oil to use in their communities.
At the beginning of Holy Week, clergy gather together for a renewal of their ordination vows. As leaders who are charged with leading others through the Passion of Christ, the Resurrection, and lives of continuing discipleship, this gathering together around Word and Meal affords an opportunity to be together with colleagues for renewal of vows, mutual strength, and encouragement in their calling.
On Tuesday in Holy Week, experience a special version of the Contemplative Eucharist liturgy offered regularly on Sunday evenings.
In the Tenebrae service, psalms and lamentations are chanted as the cathedral is gradually engulfed in darkness.
In this service, we remember the Last Supper and Jesus’ final teachings to his friends.
On Good Friday, we pray and reflect together on Jesus’ journey to the cross.
We recall the suffering and death of Jesus Christ in the reading of the Passion Gospel, the Solemn Collects, and Contemplation of the Cross.
We recall the suffering and death of Jesus Christ in the reading of the Passion Gospel, the Solemn Collects, and Contemplation of the Cross.
At noon on Holy Saturday, we offer a short but moving liturgy from The Book of Common Prayer in an unfamiliar corner of the cathedral nave.
Beginning with the kindling of the New Fire, we celebrate with the Bishop the most solemn night of the Christian year.
On Easter Sunday, we celebrate a simple service of Holy Eucharist at dawn.
A celebration of the Feast of the Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ, including music by the Cathedral Choir with organ, brass, percussion, and handbells.
A celebration of the Feast of the Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ, including music by the Cathedral Choir with organ, brass, percussion, and handbells.
This contemplative Eucharist will be offered in person in Thomsen Chapel.
Join the Saint Mark's Compline Choir in person or online for this Compline service celebrating the Feast of the Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
Ellen Bass: The Intimate Web of Humanity, Healing, and Hope
A Thursday evening Wisdom School event in the Cathedral nave.
Cathedral Day is a “family reunion” for Episcopalians from across western Washington. It’s a time for connecting across congregations and experiencing all your cathedral has to offer. Cathedral Day celebrates the idea of pilgrimage, with Saint Mark’s serving as your sacred destination. We can’t wait to welcome you to YOUR cathedral!
Join us for an in-depth exploration of the Godly Play curriculum and methodology.
Living Buddha, Living Christ, Living Spirit: An Interfaith Prayer Service in the style of Taizé, hosted by Saint Mark's Cathedral and Clear Mountain Buddhist Monastery.
Creation Care ministry discussion of the impact financial institutions and our savings have on climate, alternatives for creation care-friendly finance, ways to manage our money – whether we have a little or a lot - in line with our values and how using AI can make analyzing our money choices easier.
By the Grace of God and the People Consenting, The Rt. Rev. Philip N. LaBelle, Ninth Bishop Diocesan of the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia, will ordain Adam Conley, Lynne Markova, Kelly Moody, McKenzi Roberson, Lia Shimada, and James Wyatt to the Order of Priests.
Join the Circles of Color for a special liturgy and BBQ lunch as we celebrate freedom, history, and the gifts of our Black/African American community!
Sung prayers for the close of the day, offered every Sunday at 9:30 pm in person and via live-stream.
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The Episcopal Church in Western Washington
1551 10th Ave. E
Seattle, WA 98102
206.325.4200
info@ecww.org
The Episcopal Diocese of Olympia
The Episcopal Church in Western Washington
1551 10th Ave. E
Seattle, WA 98102
206.325.4200
info@ecww.org
©2025 The Episcopal Diocese of Olympia. All Rights Reserved.
©2025 The Episcopal Diocese of Olympia. All Rights Reserved.
