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Bishop Dietsche’s Christmas Sermon 2020
Communications Contacts Bishop Dietsche's Sermon for Christmas Day 2020 The Right Reverend Andrew ML DietscheBishop of New YorkChristmas 2020Merry Christmas! Last Monday was the...
A Message From Bishop Dietsche Following the Recent Shooting Incident at the Cathedral
A Message From Bishop Dietsche Following the Recent Shooting Incident at the CathedralMy brothers and sisters,On Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock, the choristers of the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, led by their director, Kent Tritle, offered a...
Third and Fourth Sundays of Advent Designated Time of Thanksgiving for Abolition of Slavery
Third and Fourth Sundays of Advent Designated Time of Thanksgiving for Abolition of SlaveryDecember 8, 2020Bishop Dietsche wrote yesterday in the letter reproduced below to the clergy and people of the diocese to alert them to the passage at the recent Diocesan...
244th Diocesan Convention Report
244th Diocesan Convention Report November 7, 2020 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 244th Convention of the diocese was conducted online via Zoom on Saturday November 7, 2020, with the exception that the bishops and other essential...
Diocese receives $1 Million from Lilly Endowment to launch ‘Episcopal Futures: An Initiative for Collaborative Transformation’
Communications Contacts Diocese receives $1 Million from Lilly Endowment to launch ‘Episcopal Futures: An Initiative for Collaborative Transformation’October 15, 2020The Diocese...
Bishop writes on Covid-19 and Racial Justice
The Rt. Rev. Andrew ML Dietsche, Episcopal Bishop of New York, wrote on 8/31/2020 to the people of the Diocese of New York regarding worship in a continuing pandemic and racial justice.
Bishop Dietsche Issues Statement Regarding the Very Rev. James A. Kowalski, former Dean of the Cathedral
Communications Contacts Bishop Issues Statement Regarding the Very Rev. James A. Kowalski, former Dean of the CathedralJuly 17, 2020Bishop Dietsche today issued the letter shown...
Harlem Clergy Write to Mayor of Minneapolis; Other Diocesan Clergy and Lay Write in Support
Harlem Clergy Write to Mayor of Minneapolis Regarding the Murder of George FloydOther Diocesan Clergy and Laity Write in Support of the Harlem Message Harlem Clergy Letter “As the broken bread was scattered over the hills, and gathered together...
Bishops Write Regarding the President’s use of St. John’s Lafayette Square as a political prop
Communications Contacts Bishops Write Regarding the President's use of St. John's Lafayette Square as a political prop[button...
The Beloved Community Faces White Supremacy – Bishops Write
The Beloved Community Faces White Supremacy - Bishops WriteJune 1, 2020 Our Dear Brothers and Sisters, George Floyd was killed last Monday night by a police officer who knelt on his neck and, despite his protestations that he could not...