St. James Cathedral seeks to build and serve the community through many ministry initiatives; to offer hospitality, to provide food and support for the homeless, a voice of advocacy for the marginalized and respite for the weary.
Friday Drop-in
The Drop-in is open every Friday afternoon from 1:30pm-3:30pm in Snell Hall of the Cathedral Centre (65 Church Street, ramp door at canopy), providing a light lunch and companionship to guests. A priest is always available, along with a health clinic, foot care and hygiene products.
Read MoreFoot Care Clinic
The Foot Care Clinic provides foot care by a Chiropodist and is held at St. James Cathedral Centre on Fridays: 9:00am to 3:00pm
To book your next appointment please call Kathy Biasi at 416-364-7865 *222 and leave a detailed message so she can return your call.
You can also email your request to kbiasi@stjamescathedral.ca with the subject heading “Foot Clinic”.
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St. Bartholomew’s, Regent Park
Regent Park, situated about a mile away from the Cathedral, is undergoing the most significant program of urban renewal attempted in Toronto for many decades. St. Bart’s sits in the centre of this activity. Over the years St. Bart’s has combined worship and outreach to the vulnerable in a remarkable way, but was in need of assistance to effect its own renewal in a new context.
Read MoreOutreach Partners
The Primate’s World Relief & Development Fund: PWRDF and their activities, which include overseas projects, disaster relief, work with Canadian Aboriginal peoples and refugee sponsorship, is supported by the Cathedral community.
Visit the PWRDF website
Supportive Housing: Members of the cathedral community sit on the boards of two supportive housing projects which we originally helped to initiate.
FaithWorks: Through this annual campaign, the Cathedral supports the extensive outreach of the Diocese of Toronto.
Visit the FaithWorks website
