In our Parish Cycle of Prayer we pray for Ophelia Williams; Kathy Wolsey;  Randy, Rena & Randi Woods; Robert, Tanoya & Torraya Woods.   

In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer we pray for the Church of the Province of Myanmar (Burma).  

In the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada we pray for the congregations of the Northwestern Ontario area of the Manitoba-Northwestern Ontario Synod.  

In the Anglican Church of Canada we pray for the theological colleges and training programs within the Ecclesiastical Province of Canada: The Atlantic School of Theology, Montreal Diocesan Theological, College, and Queen’s College.  

In our diocese of Niagara we pray for our Bishop, The Right Reverend Susan Bell,  St. George's, Guelph; The Interim Team; Canon Jean Mitchell, Priest Assistant; the Reverend Dan Cyr, Honorary Assistant; the Reverend Craig Luccock, Honorary Assistant; Canon William Rainey, Honorary Assistant; Archdeacon Peter Moore, Honorary Assistant; the Reverend Gordon Walls, Honorary Assistant, Dr. Barbara Sykes, Honorary Assistant, and the people of that parish.  

As a community we pray for those who struggle with (and recovering/recovered from) substance abuse and addiction to drugs, alcohol and gambling and those who help, support, counsel and care for them.  

Those who have asked to be remembered in our prayers:  Susan Andrews; Eric Mills; Susan Worrall; Linda Andrews-McFarlane; Kathy Johnston; Gary Hanna; Barb Jarrett; Pat Crowe & family; Sally & Willow Braun-Jackson; Celina Liong; Heather Glass; Allan; Veronica; Brian; Diana; Michael; Mildred; Paul; Jim; Shirley.    

Hamilton was recently named one of the least affordable cities in North America. How did we get here? Where do we go from here?  

Stephen Dale’s new book, Shift Change: Scenes from a Post-Industrial Revolution, tells the story of post-industrial Hamilton. In it, Dale tackles some of the most important and challenging issues facing our city: gentrification, unaffordable housing, displacement, poverty, and social conflict. But he also highlights the stories of those working to make Hamilton a more inclusive and equitable city.   

 Shift Change is deeply reported, clearly written, and offers a thoughtful and compelling take on the past, present, and possible future of Hamilton. 

We’re thrilled to invite you to join us for an evening with Stephen Dale to discuss his book! Stephen will be joining us in person at the Cathedral on April 6 from 7:00 to 8:00pm. There will be an audience Q&A following our interview with Stephen. 

You can attend the event in person at Christ’s Church Cathedral (252 James St. N) or watch the livestream on our YouTube channel. (Masks required for in-person attendance.) 

LENT FOUR (Mothering Sunday) - Sunday, March 27TH

Holy Eucharist -  8:30am (in person) & 10:30am (in person & on YouTube)

Click here for the order of service.

Wednesday, March 30th

Morning Prayer at 8:30am (via Zoom) Please note the change in time.  Participants are asked to join the call at 8:25am.

Litany of Reconciliation on Fridays at noon.

Join us as we pray the Litany of Reconciliation in person, at the Cathedral and on Zoom.  

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Since Russia began rolling its tanks into Ukraine on February 24th, donations to PWRDF have flooded in, with an over-whelming $266,500 having been raised in just a few short weeks.

At the start of the invasion, PWRDF responded quickly with $20,000 to an ACT Alliance appeal. Later, it increased that initial amount to $50,000 and, most recently, announced an additional $50,000 allocation to this ACT Alliance appeal.

As well, PWRDF has designated $50,000 to HelpAge International. This organization supports vulnerable seniors all over the world. It has been working in Moldova since 2000 and is now building up its humanitarian presence there by working to support seniors trying to cross the border from Ukraine into Moldova.

Moldova, which is landlocked by Ukraine and Romania, has a population of 2.6 million and is identified as being the poorest country in Europe. Even so, it has already welcomed 250,000 refugees, many of whom are seniors.

As donations continue to come in, PWRDF will be disbursing funds to its partners on the ground who can put money to good use right away.

How you can help

Donate to this response by clicking on the button below.

You may also donate by telephone at 416-822-9083 or leave a voicemail toll-free at 1-866-308-7973 and your call will be returned.

Alternatively, you may mail a cheque to PWRDF, 80 Hayden Street, 3rd floor, Toronto, Ontario, M4Y 3G2. Please remember to mark “Ukraine” in the memo field of your cheque.

Please continue to pray for all impacted by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

For more information on other ways to support PWRDF, please contact your Parish Representative at louise.vanwoelderen@gmail.com or 905-387-1820

After a two-year hiatus, Hamilton’s long tradition resumes this Sunday, March 27.  Although pandemic circumstances mean fewer runners this year, the numbers will still be significant.  Best of all, the 30 Km racers will once again run by the Cathedral!  If you want to cheer them on, be on the curb at 9:30 am.  Please remember to plan your route to the Sunday morning services, as some streets will be closed. (See  https://bayrace.com/) 

And again, your Cathedral’s Around the Bay teams invite your financial sponsorship, in support of our Choral Scholarships fund.  This fund pays for our choir leads, who make such a wonderful contribution to the music we love.  We have two teams this year – a 30K relay team (the “Cathedral Flyers”: Tom Komaromi, Laurie Newman, and John Hatch), and a 5Km participant (Wendy Newman).  Thanks to Janina Vanderpost for her photo display of past Cathedral teams in the Narthex.  You can use the envelopes by the display to make your donation, or you can contribute online.   Your Cathedral teams thank you for your support.   

Sunday, April 3rd (immediately following the 10:30am service.)  

This is an in person meeting.  Please join us to hear what is happening in the parish.   

Envelopes are now available on the narthex table.  Please print information clearly and deposit in the collection box or you can send your memorial electroniclly and provide names in the "comments".  Deadline for submissions is April 3rd.   

 Wednesdays from 1-3pm, starting April 6th

(In the former Jamesville Childcare Centre space.)  

Everyone welcome.  No experience necessary.   

Join Rob Jones  & Rob Miller Sundays at 12:15pm in the Cathedral.

(Please note the time change.)

   Everyone welcome!  

Can't wait to see you there!    

(Masks are required in the Cathedral.)

New ministry guidelines became effective March 21, 2022.  What has not changed is the requirement to wear masks, hand sanitize and maintain physical distance when attending any activity at the Cathedral.

What can you expect:

• All of our doors are open
• Contact tracing is no longer required
• A full and physically distance choir will be present
• Following the service, there will be the hospitality of hot and cold beverages.  We will reintroduce bake goods at a later time.  We request that you consume your beverage while seated or you are welcome to take your beverage outside

Reminder: