Services of Remembrance On Saturday, Nov 5, we welcomed members of the Royal Regiment of Canada who laid a wreath at the Memorial Cross on the west lawn of the Cathedral and turned a page in the Book of Remembrance
Recently, we concluded our two cemetery projects. To commemorate this, we had a ceremony at St. James Cemetery which included the Dedication of the New Retorts, the Consecration of the New Burial Space, and Prayers for the Souls of The
Community Refugee Committee News The committee is seeking the help of parishioners in identifying temporary rental accommodation for a family of four. If you want to help in any way and/or you are aware of possible accommodations, please feel free
Yesterday at our Sunday services, we welcomed The Very Rev’d Peter Wall as our Interim Dean & Priest in Charge. We are eagerly looking forward to his ministry among us during this time of transition. Peter will be here on
Service to Commemorate Our Departed Loved Ones Please note that this year, our All Souls’ Service will take place at the Cathedral on All Souls’ Day – Wednesday, November 2, at 12:15pm. Join us as we gather for this
The kitchen was busy early in the day preparing a wonderful meal. It was enriched by the donation of enough ham to feed 90 people. The ham was from St. Lawrence Market donated by one of our volunteers who is
Thank you to all who joined us for Harvest Thanksgiving! To see more pictures of this service and get to know more news, visit and follow us on Facebook and Instagram. —- AN ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE For most of us, Thanksgiving will
With the departure of The Very Rev’d Stephen Vail, please be advised that our Sub-Dean and Vicar, The Rev’d Canon Dr Stephen Fields will be assuming the role of Priest in Charge until October 15 at which time we will
Thank you to all who joined us for a special Blessing of the Animals family service in which we celebrated the feast of Francis of Assisi, his love for the natural world, and especially for animals. To see more pictures
The ministry of every Christian begins with Baptism. It is in Baptism that we are joined with Christ in his death and resurrection, imbued with the grace of God, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and made members of the Body
