One hallmark of our worship is the English Cathedral tradition. At the heart of our liturgy is the Eucharist. We gather as God’s people for reconciliation and renewal. Because we value preaching, Sunday worship and some Choral Evensong services include a sermon. We also encourage congregants to actively participate in liturgical ministries.

Welcome to the Cathedral of St. John!
 
We serve downtown Albuquerque, the Diocese of the Rio Grande, the Episcopal Church, and the wider community. We have one Saturday evening bilingual (Spanish/English) service at 6:00pm and three Sunday morning services. We also offer a Service of Choral Evensong once a month on most Fridays of the program year at 6:00pm.

The 8:00am said communion service uses traditional language.

The 9:15am sung service focuses on young people. There can be more interactive components to this liturgy to better engage with our younger members.The Cathedral Choristers lead the music.

The 11:00am sung service is the most liturgically complex and traditional. During the most holy seasons, incense may be used. The Cathedral Choir leads the music.

At every service, there are elements of our worship that date back to the ancient Christian Church plus portions that are more recent. The Episcopal Church as a whole, is a bridge between the Protestant and Roman Catholic approach to God through Sacrament.

Whoever you are, wherever you are on your spiritual journey, whether you are single, married, divorced, gay, straight, unhoused, young, old, or anywhere in between...YOU ARE WELCOME HERE.

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Sunday Morning

  8:00 am Spoken Rite I Communion

  9:15 am Rite II Communion with Cathedral Choristers

11:00 am Rite II Communion with Cathedral Choir


 Thursdays

12 Noon  Communion


Monthly Requiem on the second Thursdays

12 Noon in the Chapel of the Beloved Disciple

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8:30 am  Online Morning Prayer 

8:30 pm  Compline


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LITURGICAL MINISTRIES

Acolyte Guild
Members enhance worship services by leading processions, helping to prepare the altar for Eucharist, and assisting with incense at special services. Acolytes serve each week as well as special services.
Contact:  Roger Southward

Altar Guild
Prepares for Eucharist and cares for everything needed for its celebration as well as for other sacraments and offices.
Contact: Nancy Woodworth


Chalice Bearer Guild (Lay Eucharistic Ministry)
Helps clergy distribute consecrated wine when communion is offered.
Contact: Roger Southward


Lay Eucharistic Visitors
Takes Holy Communion from the altar on Sunday to a Cathedral member who is unable to attend worship.

Contact: The Very Rev'd Kristina Ann Maulden


The Lay Readers (Lectors)
Reads lessons from Hebrew and Christian scripture during Sunday worship as well as during special services. Young people are especially welcome to join this liturgical ministry.
Contact: Sandy Martinez


Usher Guild
Greets and guides parishioners and visitors to the Cathedral, its seating, and to receive communion.

Contact: Sandy Martinez


PRAYER MINISTRIES

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In addition to the regularly scheduled services, various ministries offer opportunities to pray and worship both corporately and individually.

The Society of Mary

Monthly on the 3rd Saturday
11:15 AM | Chapel of the Beloved Disciple
Pray the Rosary, discuss teachings, and have a short meeting. Celebrates Eucharist on special days for Our Lady. Society members commissioned stations painted by New Mexican artist Marie Romero Cash.

St. Agnes Chapter of the Order of the Daughters of the King

Monthly on the 3rd Saturday
9:00 AM | Conference Room
For women dedicated to the Rule of Life of Prayer, Service, and Evangelism. Business meeting, devotions, and study. Retreats. Presented the Cathedral with an altar Book of Services to commemorate our 120th year as a chapter in 2016.

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Centering Prayer

Wednesday
10:00-11:00 AM | 2nd Floor Conference room
Centering Prayer is drawn from ancient prayer practices within the Christian contemplative tradition. This quiet prayer opens our minds and hearts to God through silence and invites us to respond to the Spirit of Christ by consenting to God’s presence and action within us.

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