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AS OF MARCH 3, 2022, REGISTRATION TO ATTEND SERVICES IS NO LONGER REQUIRED Dear Friends, As you know, our province has seen big changes in the pandemic mandates that we have been living under. It is welcome news for many

The Annual Vestry Meeting of St. James Cathedral Church will be held on March 13, 2022 at 1:30pm via Zoom. In accordance with the Canon on Vestries of the Diocese of Toronto, persons sixteen years of age and over who

7:30am: Said Eucharist (in-person, registration not required; you’ll be asked to sign in upon arrival) 7:30am Service Leaflet 12:15pm: Sung Eucharist Bishop Andrew Asbil will preach. (in-person; registration will open here on February 23) 12:15pm Service Leaflet Click here to

The Women’s Interfaith Council of Canada (WICC) has been holding the World Day of Prayer in Canada for almost 100 years to empower Christians to pursue justice, peace and reconciliation, especially in issues affecting women and children, by standing together

Tuesday, February 22 at 9:30am You can watch the live-stream of the Clergy Pre-Lenten Day Opening Service from the Cathedral via the Diocesan YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/tordio135 Clergy Pre-Lenten Day Opening Service Leaflet

The Very Reverend Stephen Vail, Dean of the Diocese of Toronto and Rector of St. James Cathedral, has announced his retirement.  His last Sunday at the Cathedral will be September 11, 2022.  At that time, Dean Stephen and his family

Did you miss this service? You can view it on the Diocesan YouTube channel here. Join us for Choral Evensong, commemorating the 70th Anniversary of The Accession of Her Majesty The Queen Sunday, February 6, 2022 at 4:30pm This service

Dear Friends, We received a communication from the Bishop’s Office indicating that churches across the Diocese will be closing for in-person worship due to rising COVID-19 numbers. (You can read the full message here.) As of Monday, January 10, 2022,

Dear Friends, As your Dean and Churchwardens, we would like to take this opportunity to offer our most sincere thanks to all of you who responded so generously to our Fall Appeal. In a year of continuing uncertainty, it is

Memo from the Bishop’s Office This morning’s Globe and Mail article “Omicron rules crimp Christmas church-service plans” on page A9 contains the following inaccurate sentence: “In Ontario, churches are similarly limited to 25 people or fewer for in-person services if