“All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well.” ~ Julian of Norwich At Vestry in March, I spoke about a plan for Core Values and Visioning Exercises for the Cathedral. Four
Dear Friends, As of November 14, as you are likely aware, the City of Toronto will be placed under the “Red – Control Level” of the provincial COVID-19 response framework. In addition to this, specific enhanced measures have been put
Dear friends, When I joined this wonderful community on All Saints Day two years ago, it quickly became a joy to be part of our shared work with God at the Cathedral, and to support the ministry here in a
“In the beginning when God created the heavens and the earth, the earth was a formless void and darkness covered the face of the deep, while a wind from God swept over the face of the waters.” ~ Genesis 1:1
AN UPDATE FROM THE REFUGEE RESPONSE COMMITTEE Many will be aware that in September 2019 the St. James and Community Refugee Response Committee welcomed a family of two, comprising a mother and her young son from Cameroon. The sponsorship of
A Message from Kathy Biasi, Outreach Manager Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends and connecting with those we care about. We look at our lives and intentionally share our stories full of gratitude with those who matter to us.
A Message from Claire Latimer-Dennis, Lay Pastoral Associate There is a prayer in the order for Compline to which I often turn these days. Be present, O merciful God, and protect us through the silent hours of this night, so
“Say what you mean and mean what you say …” That is something I used to say to my children when they were growing up. It was about authenticity, but it was also about accuracy. I should have said it
RE-OPENING FOR WORSHIP! Given the significance of re-opening plans for September 13, we thought we would repeat much of the information we provided in the last edition. We would ask that you please carefully read through the provided protocols, as
RE-OPENING FOR WORSHIP! Grief is not something we experience only when someone dies; it is often part of any loss we feel. The loss of gathering as a worshipping community has caused a fair bit of grief for many of
