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
Dear Friends, Beginning on June 23rd, the Cathedral will hold a weekly Service of Holy Eucharist outdoors, on the Terrace of the Cathedral Centre, on Wednesdays at 9:30am. We know that the virus is much less easily transmitted outdoors, and
We hope you can join our live-streamed service on Sunday, June 20 at 11:00am, where Bishop Riscylla Shaw will join us for our National Indigenous Day of Prayer service. Details here.
Dear Friends, As you have likely heard, the province announced on Monday that Ontario will enter Step One of its Roadmap to Reopening on June 11. You may also be aware that the provincial government has changed course and is
Dear Friends, I am delighted to announce that Bishop Andrew Asbil has confirmed the appointment of The Reverend Canon Dr. Stephen Fields as our new Sub-Dean and Vicar. Canon Stephen comes with a great deal of experience, and was the
Dear Friends, The horrific discovery of the remains of more than 200 innocent children on the grounds of a former residential school in our country has brought shock and shame to us as a nation. While this atrocity lies in
Dear Friends, Earlier this year, Dean Vail invited seven members of the Cathedral to meet and respond to the following: 2021 Social Justice Vestry Motion The parish of St. James Cathedral acknowledges that Anti-Black racism exists in our society and
Dear friends, This past year has given us plenty of time for reflection. Too much, many of us will say! The balance between ‘doing’ and ‘thinking’ has radically shifted. For musicians and music-lovers this means that we have been denied
