We Worship
Worship Schedule
Saturdays
5:00pm The Incarnation Chapel
252 Rushmore Place, Carle Place (former St. Mary's)
Visit incarnationgc.org/chapel for more information.
Sundays
8:00am Traditional Mass
In-person at the cathedral
9:15am Cathedral for Kids
In-person at the Cathedral
11:15am Choral Mass
In-person at the cathedral and via livestream
Mondays
6:30pm Weekly Meditation and Contemplative Prayer
Online via Zoom. Meeting ID: 894 5687 5414
12:00pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday Mass includes Healing Prayers
in-person at the cathedral

Community of the Incarnation Contemplative Prayer
Tuesday, April 29 at 7:00pm
We will gather at the Cathedral of the Incarnation, quiet and mostly dark, lit only by the gentle glow of the Museum of the Moon—a luminous replica suspended like a silent blessing in the heart of the sanctuary. The space invites stillness. A moment to pause. To return to our breath, to ourselves, and to God. Chants will rise and echo through old stone—stone that has held generations of prayers. And we will sit together in the beauty of silence, listening deeply.
This will be a time of contemplative prayer and guided meditation. A space to show up just as we are, bringing our fears, our longings, our burdens. We will gather them gently, and place them in God’s care. We come trusting that God is “everything that soothes and helps us,” and that “his tender love is our true shelter” (Julian of Norwich).
Contemplative prayer may seem unfamiliar or intimidating. But truly, it is as simple as friendship. It is “taking time frequently to be alone with the One who we know loves us” (Teresa of Avila). It is speaking honestly, listening quietly, and resting in the arms of Love. No special skills are needed. Just a willingness to be present, to listen, to be held.
In a world so divided, this is one small way we practice resurrection. A way of learning to live from peace, not fear. Contemplative prayer will be gently guided by Ms. Kristin Vieira Coleman and Fr. Adam Bucko, co-founders of the Center for Spiritual Imagination. All are welcome. Please register here.
We Connect

Sing and Play Beneath the Moon
Wednesday, April 30 at 7pm
Come and "Croon under the Moon"! Join us under Luke Jerram's stunning moon for a casual evening of singalong and play-along. Bring your instrument and/or your voice. We'll have some lyric sheets (moon songs, of course!--plus some others) but feel free to bring your own favorites. All ages welcome! Sign up here!

CSA Farm Share 2025 Season
The 2025 CSA Season is almost here!
Our partners at Hawthorne Valley will be returning to the cathedral close beginning June 5. Don't miss your opportunity to enjoy their outstanding produce! Join our CSA farm share by clicking here.

Grief Support Group
Every other Sunday 2-3:30pm
No meeting this Sunday, April 27
The Grief Support Group offers a different quality of support and connection that comes from being with people who have also experienced a loss. The group meets every other Sunday at See House (36 Cathedral Ave, Garden City NY -- large red brick building) from 2-3:30pm. Meeting dates are: May 11 & 25, Jun. 8 & 22
We Grow

Family Communion Class
Sundays, April 27-May 18, 10:15-11am
The family Communion Class is an opportunity for parents and children to learn side-by-side about communion in the Episcopal Church. Led by Charles Janoff, it concludes with a special Family Communion Service on Sunday, June 1. Classes meet Sunday mornings, 10:15-11am during Fellowship in Faith, beginning April 27 (for parents only) and continuing May 4, 11 & 18. Register on Realm.
Please contact The Rev. Kate Salisbury with any questions.

Creation Care Ministry Earth Day Event
“Fight for Earth” Day Retreat and Spring Festival
Saturday, May 3
The Diocese’s Creation Care Community is inviting all to observe Earth Day this year at the Mercer School on Saturday, May 3.
After breakfast from around 8:30, the day officially starts at 9:30 when we join Bishop Provenzano for Morning Prayer. The rest of the morning will be a Creation Care retreat, where we explore the many ways we can take action on behalf of the earth. Lunch and fellowship from 12:30 rounds out the first part of the day.
After lunch, we move outdoors from 1:30 for a Spring Festival, including a Rogation procession around the grounds; a health fair; beekeeping demonstration; arts and crafts; and a workshop on foam-free flower arranging. Participants can attend either morning or afternoon, or both.
Young people are especially welcome, and there will be targeted activities for them. Students can earn volunteer credits through the Diocesan Youth and Young Adults ministry, who will be part of the agenda.
As the environmental crisis deepens, and the leadership of our nation seeks to undo the progress that has been made in addressing that crisis, “Fight for Earth” Day will give us all a much-needed time for reflection, for spiritual refreshment, and new energy for all the “good works that God has prepared for us to walk in.”
The day’s program is completely free, including meals. For more information speak with Canon Alleyne or email creationcare@dioceseli.org. To register, click here.

Junior Beekeepers Wanted!
Join us on May 3rd as we explore the inside of a honey bee colony, safely. Learn the ABC's of honey bees and what steps you can take to help protect and support all pollinators.
This season we will be looking for Junior beekeepers to help with hive inspections and honey processing as well as Junior gardeners to help maintain our new pollinator garden.
For more information, please reach out to Caroline @ ccosgrove@incarnationgc.org
We Serve

Neighbors Being Neighbors
Special thanks to all those who donated items for Easter baskets and to the hands who filled the baskets and served breakfast to our neighbors on Holy Saturday. This year we served 146 breakfasts to our neighbors, and distributed over 100 Easter Baskets for the kids! This continues to be an extraordinarily meaningful ministry. Extra hands are always needed, especially on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Please contact Deacon Denise or Chris Scott if you are able to help!

Help Our Garden Grow
As we draw closer to spring, volunteers are needed to water the Cathedral's vegetable garden, which provides fresh produce to local households through the Neighbors Being Neighbors Ministry.
To sign up or learn more contact Mo. Kate Salisbury, ksalisbury@incarnationgc.org.
We Pray

You can submit prayer requests online here.
A prayer for the Second Sunday of Easter
Almighty and everlasting God, who in the Paschal mystery established the new covenant of reconciliation: Grant that all who have been reborn into the fellowship of Christ’s Body may show forth in their lives what they profess by their faith; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
Prayer List:
The Church: Sean the Presiding Bishop; Lawrence, our Bishop; Geralyn, our Assistant Bishop; Daniel, our Assisting Bishop; William, our Assisting Bishop; Michael, our Dean; Eddie, our Sub Dean; Kate, our Canon for Christian Education; Adam, our Abbot of the Center for Spiritual Imagination; Dan and Mark our Co-Vicars of the Incarnation Chapel: Cameron our Curate; Denise, our Deacon and Director of Outreach; Larry, our Canon Musician; David, our Associate Organist/Choirmaster; Charlie, our Chancellor; Kyle our Dean's Verger & Sr. Administrative Aide; Garrett, our Livestream Technician, James, our Sexton; Kris, our Program Director of the Center for Spiritual Imagination; Arleen, our Cathedral Administrator; Gerry, our Pledge Secretary and Asst. Treasurer
The Nation: Donald, our President; Kathy, our Governor; Ed, the Mayor of Garden City, and the members of our Armed Forces, especially The Very Rev. Dr. Michael Sniffen, The Rev. James Reiss, The Rev. Jen Pilat, The Rev. Matthew Sanfilippo, The Rev. Landon Moore, Brian Thorpe, James Rivera, Charlie Whittaker, Jason Whittaker, Raymond Minihan, Jason Clark, Liam Begley, Adam Sanchez, Jonathan Hart, James Tilden, Noah Penders, Jason R. Corrado Jr. and their and their families.
In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer we pray for The Church of the Province of the Indian Ocean, and in the Diocesan Cycle of Prayer we pray for Christ Church, Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.
For those who have asked for our prayers: Tony, Flor, Marisol, Pat, Lawrence, Karen, Headley, Mary F., Monica S., Eladio, Niyjah, Natasha, Nesha, Claude, Lauren, London, Tristan, Gianna, Nirvana, August, Wayne, Indigo, Chi, Todd, Theresa, Whitney, Webb D., Marc S., Jeneen G., Anthony P., Caroline Z., Toni C., John M., Emily, Gerald, Tony, Jackie, Reginald, Bill B., Laura B., Bob R., Brenna B., Donna G., Rebekah L., Jivan S., Joel L., Vivian T, Elizabeth, Shannon P., Joe P., McKenna P. , Thomas R., Susanne F., Carmen, Billy, Sharon, Kate, Vanya D., Christopher H. and Family, Janice K., Loretta M., Billy M., Mikayla, David F., Victor, Joycelyn, Vanessa, Katy, Carol, Rick, Rick G., Maryann D., Barbara S., Sharon, Mike Y., Michael, Kenneth G., Sigundo, Marcus, Neena, Matthew, Ann, Mary H., and Laura O.
We pray for those who have died, especially Francis, Bishop of Rome and for those grieving the death of a loved one, that they may find comfort and peace. May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace, and let light perpetual shine upon them.
We wish a Blessed and Happy Birthday to our Cathedral Kids and Youth who celebrate a birthday in April: Eva B., Rocco B., Tabitha B., Evelyn H., Madeline H., Matthew H., Bella M., Marcelino M., Emma M., Cooper M., McKayla M., Liam O., George T., Morgan B., and Madelyn T.
Altar flowers this week are given in loving memory of our father, Dan Siegmann on the anniversary of his passing by his daughters Ruth and Lorraine.
Bread and wine for the month of April given in loving memory of our parents, Fran & Dan Siegmann on the anniversary of their passing by their daughters Ruth and Lorraine.
Mass cards, altar flowers, bread and wine donations, sanctuary candles, children’s birthdays and prayer requests can be sent to the cathedral office at cathedral@incarnationgc.org or (516) 746-2955. Prayers are taken off the list after 90 days unless a special request is made.