Service to Commemorate Our Departed Loved Ones Please join us as we remember departed family and friends at the annual All Souls Requiem. This year’s service will take place at St. James Cathedral. Presiding Celebrant: The Reverend Canon Dr. Stephen
Wednesday, November 3, 2021 at 11:00am and again at 7:00pm As we continue to respond to the call of our bishops and vestry, Canon Stephen, the Vicar, will lead two conversations on Anti-Black Racism on Wednesday, November 3 at 11:00am
Let us meet again to pray… Let me take this opportunity to thank the Dean, Wardens, and Bishop for inviting me to share ministry with them and the entire cathedral community as your Vicar. I am also appreciative of the
Pursuant to Canon 14 (12.4) a Special Vestry Meeting of St. James Cathedral Church is hereby called for Sunday, October 17, 2021 at 1:30pm to take place on Zoom. The purpose of this meeting is to approve proceeding with the
Learn more about daily prayer being offered online by our Cathedral clergy.
The neighbourhood favourite is back! Join us on the Cathedral’s West Lawn as we celebrate the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi by taking part in a special service for pets and their friends and family. Registration is not
Pursuant to Canon 14 (12.4) a Special Vestry Meeting of St. James Cathedral Church is hereby called for Sunday, October 3, 2021 at 1:30pm to take place on Zoom. The purpose of this meeting is to approve proceeding with the
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
