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"The Rector & the Rogue" | Ask Trinity Archives
November 12, 2021
A retelling of a month-long incident in 1880 during which the Rector of Trinity Church Wall Street was the target of a highly-publicized practical joke.
“Healing means the damage no longer controls our lives.” Trinity parishioners share their 9/11 healing journeys.
September 10, 2021
Parishioner video of 9/11
“We will always be here.” The Rev. Phil Jackson shares his 9/11 remembrance.
September 10, 2021
Father Phil's remembrance and reflection on 9/11.
"The fleeting nature of this life" - The Rev. Michael Bird Remembers 9/11.
September 5, 2021
The Rev. Michael Bird, Vicar of Trinity Church Wall Street, remembers his volunteer service at St. Paul's Chapel in the days and weeks after the attacks of September 11, 2001.
"My Muslim babysitter saved my daughter's life." Trinity parishioners remember 9/11.
September 5, 2021
Seven parishioners of Trinity Church Wall Street share their memories of the 9/11 attacks, and their subsequent experience as volunteers at St. Paul's Chapel.
The Astor Family and Trinity's Bronze Doors | Ask Trinity Archives
August 5, 2021
In the second part of a three-part series from Ask Trinity Archives on the Astor family, a look at Trinity's Bronze Doors.
The Astor Reredos | Ask Trinity Archives
July 15, 2021
In this first of a three-part Ask Trinity Archives series on the influence of the Astor family on the architectural features at Trinity Church Wall Street, a focus on the Astor Reredos.
St. Paul's Chapel's Montgomery Monument | Ask Trinity Archives
June 17, 2021
General Richard Montgomery’s death and the colonial government’s reaction to it have direct connections to Trinity Church Wall Street’s St. Paul’s Chapel.
Trinity's Pedestrian Bridge | Ask Trinity Archives
June 1, 2021
Learn the history of Trinity's pedestrian bridge, connecting Trinity church with Trinity's offices.
Rising Ground: The Legacy of John Watts, Jr. | Ask Trinity Archives
April 27, 2021
Rising Ground, formerly known as Leake & Watts, includes a history with strong connections to Trinity Church Wall Street.