On the feast of St. Michael and all Angels, all young adults (20s-30s) are invited to join in Evensong at the Cathedral, followed by a social gathering in the park. Feel free to bring a picnic dinner for yourself! For
Our celebration of Holy Eucharist, each Wednesday at 9:30am, takes place in Snell Hall. You can enter Snell Hall via the Cathedral Centre Terrace, which backs onto the parking lot. Chairs will be distanced, masks will be worn, and the
Surprised by the Spirit Over the course of six weeks this summer a group of parishioners met to discuss and reflect on our time as a Church in the pandemic and where we might go from here. We gathered in
You have received notification that a Special Vestry Meeting has been called for Sunday, August 29, 2021. The Churchwardens wish to advise you that they are postponing this Vestry. New information pertaining to the retort replacement project has just been received
Welcome Back! We are very pleased to welcome you back to in-person worship services at St. James Cathedral. All of us have experienced difficulties during the pandemic, including separation, isolation and anxiety, so it is wonderful to be able to
Music plays a vital part in our worship. Our Music Director, Thomas Bell, has been speaking to individuals who have extensive experience of the musical life of our church. His recorded interview with Marshall Pynkoski C.M. is now posted on
Join us for times of reflection about the changes in our lives over the past year. Anglicans across Canada have been invited to gather in small groups to reflect on what we have experienced and discovered in our churches and
Generous Donors Make Important Projects Happen Like many parishes, St. James Cathedral depends upon the generosity of members of the parish and wider community to provide ministry and worship. In fact, since the pandemic began, we are relying almost entirely
Not only is St. James Cathedral a safe place for you, it is a place where you will be welcomed with open arms. Check out our service schedule and community life on our website. Or maybe you just want to
Starting Sunday, June 27, 2021, we have moved our weekly Sunday live-streams from the Diocesan Facebook page to the Diocesan YouTube channel. You can now view the services here: www.youtube.com/tordio135 Anyone can watch the service on YouTube; you don’t
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