Pride Flags at Saint Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral, Minneapolis
Taken June 2022
Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral in Minneapolis's Loring Park neighborhood displays Pride flags and a rainbow-painted staircase. The cathedral, a prominent example of Gothic Revival architecture, was consecrated in 1911. It serves as a spiritual center for its congregation and a landmark within the city. The display of Pride symbols signifies the cathedral's support for the LGBTQ+ community, reflecting a broader trend of religious institutions embracing inclusivity.
Taken June 2022
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