Welcome
To transform our own and others' lives by intentionally living the Gospel
Our Mission
Trinity Cathedral is an historic, urban Episcopal faith community of inclusion, challenge, healing and compassion, welcoming and engaging all in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.
Our Core Values
Diverse and faithful worship - Challenging and reflective education - Faithful and committed stewardship - Intentional and inviting hospitality - Compassionate and transforming outreach - Honest and prayerful witness.
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CATHEDRAL SCHEDULE - JULY 2020
Join us for Worship
Please join us online this Sunday, July 5th at 9:00 A.M. in English and at 11:00 A.M. in Spanish, for the Liturgy of the Word, with prayers, scripture and homily, with Mother Busto. The service will be live-streamed on the Cathedral's Facebook page, here. To access the bulletin for the service, please click here for 9 A.M. and here for 11 A.M. (Spanish).For those who do not have access to Facebook, after the service, the video will be posted on the Cathedral's website, www.trinitymiami.org; simply go to the bottom of the Home Page and click on "Watch Us Online". The videos are posted at the conclusion of each service.~~~Trinity Cathedral is offering Evening Prayer on Wednesdays. The next service will be on July 8th at 6:00 P.M. via Zoom. The meeting host, parishioner Michael Martin, will provide the liturgy virtually, though some participants may find it helpful to pray along with a Book of Common Prayer on hand. If you wish to participate, please contact Michael beforehand at michaelangelmartin@gmail.com and he will provide the meeting ID number and other details.~~~
During this most unusual time we continue to rely on your prayers and your financial support. Your pledges and/or donations may be mailed to Trinity Cathedral, 464 N.E. 16th Street, Miami, FL 33132 or you may visit our website www.trinitymiami.org to contribute online. We are grateful for your support!
Episcopal News Service
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- San Franciscos Grace Cathedral will host virtual interfaith service for world AIDS conference
- Episcopal Church deepens engagement with Poor Peoples Campaign, racial justice work
- Diocese of South Carolina files motion in circuit court
- Lambeth Award recognizes CARAVAN president for interreligious peacebuilding
