Shortly after beginning his ministry at CSL in 2022, Christian Clough, Canon for Music & Liturgy, met Beck’s mother Hannah at Common Ground Country Fair, and their first conversation led to a discovery of a common interest in music. Christian extended an invitation for Beck to play at St. Luke’s that day. We are thrilled […]
Join us for our first ever St. Luke’s Chili Cook Off on Friday, March 22nd in the lower hall. This event will be a time of fun, food, community, and friendly competition to support the pantries operating out of the cathedral who support our neighbors. Families and children are welcome and encouraged to attend! We […]
Please join us in between our Easter Sunday services for an Easter Egg hunt for the youth of the congregation. The event will take place in the Bishop’s Garden at 10:15AM or in Emmanuel Chapel as a rain location.
Please join us for Easter Sunday services at the Cathedral. Service times are at 9:00AM and 110:00AM in the Cathedral Nave with the Right Reverend Thomas J. Brown, Bishop of Maine, presiding. The services will have choir and festival brass.
Please join us for the Great Vigil of Easter at the Cathedral. We welcome guest clergy and Episcopalians from around the Diocese of Maine for this service. The service will begin at 7:00PM on Saturday March 30th.
Please join us for Good Friday services at the cathedral. Service times will be held at 12:00PM and 7:00PM in the Cathedral Nave
Join us for our Maundy Thursday service on Thursday, March 28th at 7PM.
Please join us for our Palm Sunday Services at 7:30AM in Emmanuel Chapel and 10:00AM in the Cathedral Nave. Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week in the Liturgical Calendar.
The Portland String Quartet at St. Luke’s Cathedral January 7th, 2024, 2:00 pm – Emmanuel Chapel Welcome the New Year with chamber music! Enjoy the familiar sounds of Joseph Haydn, and discover new favorites in Amy Beach, Kenji Bunch, and Reena Esmail. Seating capacity is 75, so reserve your tickets ahead of time to ensure […]
The Labyrinth at St. Luke’s Cathedral The labyrinth is a prayerful pilgrimage into the center- our own centers and the heart of God. Labyrinths have existed since ancient times in such diverse cultures as the Native American Tohono O’odham people, Tantric Buddhists and ancient Greece. It was popularized in Christian Europe during the Middle Ages […]