
Sunday, May 24: Live-Stream Worship
The service on Sunday, May 24 will be live-streamed at 11:00am from the Cathedral. You can watch it on the Diocesan Facebook page here. (You don’t need an account to watch.) Virtual service leaflet (May 24)

The service on Sunday, May 24 will be live-streamed at 11:00am from the Cathedral. You can watch it on the Diocesan Facebook page here. (You don’t need an account to watch.) Virtual service leaflet (May 24)

Dear Friends, This Friday marks Vicar Louise’s last day with the Cathedral. We wish Louise and her husband every blessing on their return to British Columbia, where he will be taking on a new ministry. From the minute Louise arrived

The service on Sunday, May 17 will be live-streamed at 11:00am from the Cathedral. You can watch it on the Diocesan Facebook page here. (You don’t need an account to watch.) Virtual service leaflet (May 17)


The service on Sunday, May 10 will be live-streamed at 11:00am from the Cathedral. You can watch it on the Diocesan Facebook page here. (You don’t need an account to watch.) Virtual service leaflet (May 10)

Dear Friends, This coming Sunday is Good Shepherd Sunday – a powerful reminder that Jesus loves us, knows us, sustains us and leads us. It also reminds us that, as his disciples, we need to listen for his voice through

The service on Sunday, May 3 will be live-streamed at 11:00am from the Cathedral. You can watch it on the Diocesan Facebook page here. (You don’t need an account to watch.) Virtual service leaflet (May 3)

The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom then shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom then shall I be afraid? Psalm 27:1 (BCP, p. 360) Dear Friends, The opening words of Psalm

The service on Sunday, April 26 will be live-streamed at 11:00am from the Cathedral. You can watch it on the Diocesan Facebook page here. (You don’t need an account to watch.) Virtual Service leaflet (April 26)

Dear Friends, Many of the readings in the early days of the Easter season have to do with explanations of the empty tomb of Jesus. The first explanation was that his body was stolen. Others claimed that his disciples bribed