
Holy Week & Easter Message
Dear Friends, Spring gladdens the soul with signs that the cold, dead season of winter is making way for a new season of life and abundance. It is no coincidence that Easter is celebrated at such a time. What could

Dear Friends, Spring gladdens the soul with signs that the cold, dead season of winter is making way for a new season of life and abundance. It is no coincidence that Easter is celebrated at such a time. What could

Join Archbishop Colin Johnson, Bishop Michael Bedford Jones, and Suzette Cayless for a series of panel discussions on the topic of prayer in a time of heightened anxiety. The conversations will take place on Zoom on February 25, March 11,

RE-OPENING FOR WORSHIP! Even though Toronto remains in the provincial grey zone for COVID management, the Ontario Government has increased the number permitted to gather for in-person worship. This has been done in conjunction with a repeated message to exercise

Dear Friends, The Holy Eucharist is sometimes referred to as The Divine Liturgy. The word liturgy, which comes from the Greek leitorgia, can be translated as “public service” or “work of the people”. I like the second understanding since it

The annual Diocesan Black Heritage Service took place on Sunday, February 28 at 4:00pm. In case you missed it, you can view the service in its entirety on the Black Anglicans of Canada YouTube page here. Thank you for a

Dear Friends, Today marks the beginning of Lent. Perhaps you don’t feel like observing a particularly strict Lent this year – we are collectively fasting from many things already, longing for that fast to end. So while I don’t necessarily

There will be an Ash Wednesday service live-streamed from the Cathedral on Wednesday, February 17 at 12:30pm. Bishop Andrew Asbil will preach and preside. Due to the pandemic, there will be no imposition of ashes. This year’s practice, which will

COFFEE HOUR IS COMING! Who could have imagined a year ago how we would be connecting now? Many of us long for the day when we can meet for coffee in person, greeting one another the good old-fashioned way and

Dear Friends, I have been through two vestries with you now: one a regular annual general vestry and the other a special vestry to consider a specific item (see the special vestry note below). I have to say that the

WHAT IS SPIRITUAL COMMUNION? During the first lockdown, Anglicans across Ontario observed what the bishops of the province called a “Eucharistic fast”. Now that we are in a second and more troubling wave, that fast has been lifted. As your