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4 giorni fa · Over 600 feet in length, St. John the Divine is the largest Gothic cathedral and the fourth-largest Christian church in the world. Built over a century ago, it is the seat of the Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New York, chartered as “a house of worship for all peoples.” The Cathedral and its surrounding gardens and buildings form an 11-acre complex collectively referred to as The Close ...
The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine, the mother church of the Episcopal Diocese of New York and the Seat of its Bishop, is chartered as a house of ...
Groups of 10 people or more should contact our Education office at groups@stjohndivine.org or (212) 932-7347 to make advanced reservations. Monday – Friday. 9:30 am – 5 pm. Saturday. 9:30 am – 5 pm. Sunday. 12 pm – 5 pm. Admission is $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and $10 for students visiting the Cathedral for sightseeing purposes.
There are many ways to experience and explore the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Peruse our curated “Virtual Visits” content below to explore the Cathedral from home. We invite you to learn more about the art, architecture, and history of this historic landmark and find your place at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine!
The Cathedral has teamed up with Bloomberg Connects, and we invite you to learn more about the art, architecture, and history of this landmark. Using this new app when you visit the Cathedral will let you in on all of the Cathedral secrets, giving you an all access tour to the world's largest Gothic Cathedral! Highlights of the Cathedral.
3 giu 2019 · The Cathedral School of St. John the Divine – an independent K-8 school rooted in the Episcopal tradition – educates students to become articulate, confident, and responsible citizens of the world through rigorous academics, innovative approaches to learning, and the nurturing of their aspirations in a diverse community of all faiths.
Founded in 1901, The Cathedral School has a long history of philanthropy; indeed, visionary and transformative gifts made our school the incredible institution it is today. Our first major benefactor was a woman, Mrs. Mary Eliza Blodgett, who gave The Cathedral of St. John the Divine a sizable gift for the construction of The Cathedral School building in 1913.
