Second Acts for Sacred Spaces

When Philip Major arrived ten years ago at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Syracuse, New York, the once-thriving congregation—more than 1,500 on a Sunday in its heyday—was down to about 40 members, many of whom seemed to be aging as quickly as the building, a 200-year-old gothic revival cathedral. Father Philip, as everyone calls him, Read more...

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