Dear Friends, What a glorious weekend we just had. It was wonderful to see so many of you, to hear the praises of God sung, and the Resurrection of Christ proclaimed in word and sacrament. Putting the services together is
St. James Cathedral joins in mourning the death of His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh this morning. We offer our prayers for Queen Elizabeth, the Royal Family and all who mourn the death of Prince Philip. A memorial service
St. James Cemetery is currently hiring for the position of Administrative Assistant. For the full job description, click here. For more information, visit the St. James Cemetery and Crematorium website here. Submission deadline is April 12, 2021.
Holy Eucharist will be offered April 7 at 12:30pm. You may choose to make your Easter Communion at this time. Seats are limited and registration is required. Please make sure you arrive on time as the doors will be locked
We would like to thank all of those who donated towards the Easter flowers that will decorate the Cathedral for the Easter services, in memory of loved ones. Thank you for helping us show our Cathedral looking beautiful and festive,
The Cathedral will be offering a brief, live-streamed Service of Compline on Wednesday evenings at 7:30pm during Lent. You can access the service on the Cathedral’s Facebook page.
Dear Friends, Spring gladdens the soul with signs that the cold, dead season of winter is making way for a new season of life and abundance. It is no coincidence that Easter is celebrated at such a time. What could
Join Archbishop Colin Johnson, Bishop Michael Bedford Jones, and Suzette Cayless for a series of panel discussions on the topic of prayer in a time of heightened anxiety. The conversations will take place on Zoom on February 25, March 11,
RE-OPENING FOR WORSHIP! Even though Toronto remains in the provincial grey zone for COVID management, the Ontario Government has increased the number permitted to gather for in-person worship. This has been done in conjunction with a repeated message to exercise
Dear Friends, The Holy Eucharist is sometimes referred to as The Divine Liturgy. The word liturgy, which comes from the Greek leitorgia, can be translated as “public service” or “work of the people”. I like the second understanding since it
