St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral will have a “Blessing of the Animals” service & outdoor event this Saturday, October 6th at 10:00 am.
St. Paul’s strives to be not only the Cathedral for The Episcopal Diocese of Western New York but for all who work, live and play in Buffalo and the region. The Cathedral offers a safe, secure and non-judgmental setting for non-profit groups, civic and social organizations and others looking for a venue where important issues confronting the region and nation can be discussed, analyzed and acted upon. The building at the corner of Church and Pearl in downtown Buffalo was designed by Richard Upjohn and was considered Buffalo’s first national architectural landmark in 1851. It is classified as a National Historic Landmark. St. Paul’s is now the permanent site for “Homeless Jesus,” a sculpture installed in 2015 that attracts area residents as well as visitors from across the nation.
