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Queen’s Memorial Service held by the Anglican National Church of Canada at St. James Cathedral. Thank you to all who joined us today in person and online https://www.anglican.ca/memorial/ and to all who made it possible. “Rest eternal grant unto...

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On Sunday, September 11, our Cathedral community participated in the celebration of Dean Stephen Vail’s service as Rector and Dean on his last day here at St. James Cathedral. The reception following the service was a very special time...

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Over the past few months, the refugee committee has accepted generous donations of furniture and furnishings in support of newcomers.  Donations exceeded the committee’s expectations and we now have a 2000 square feet space filled with sofas, loveseats, bookcases,...

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Scripture Circle gathers on Wednesdays at 11:00am in Snell Hall to read and reflect on Scripture together. All are welcome, no rsvp necessary. Canon Beth Benson will be leading the group. Please, send her an email at bbenson@stjamescathedral.ca for...

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As you know, Dean Stephen Vail’s last Sunday with us is September 11. We are exceedingly grateful to him for all his efforts on behalf of St. James Cathedral. Please join us for worship and for a reception for...

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Dear Friends, We have all been deeply shocked and saddened by the tragic death of Dorcas Liu, wife of Fr. James Liu. In response to the outpouring of sympathy and concern from the St. James Cathedral community, your wardens...

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July 24, 2022 To the People of St James Cathedral, Dear Friends, May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with you. On this Patronal festival of St. James, we have reason to celebrate and to give thanks...

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We were blessed to celebrate the feast of St. James, our patron saint at St. James Cathedral! Thank you to all who joined us to celebrate this special date in the life of our parish. We send a special...

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On Sunday July 31, we welcomed our guest speaker, Dr. Rosemary Sadlier, Canada’s leading advocate for the observance of Emancipation Day. Also, the dancer Shelly Ann McLeod, a well-known exponent of the art in Ontario, performed a special dance...

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Morning Prayer: Did you know? The practice of saying daily morning and evening prayer in Anglican tradition derives from the pre-Reformation canonical hours, Matins, Lauds, Prime, Terce, Sext, None, Vespers, and Compline which were required to be said in churches...

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