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Cathedral WorshipThe Second Sunday of Lent Sunday March 1 10:30am - Choral Eucharist in person and on YouTube Cathedral Worship - This coming week Tuesday March 3 Wednesday March 4 11:30am Holy Eucharist in person Thursday March 5 Friday March 6 Sunday March 8 10:30am - Choral Eucharist Please note: Smoking is not permitted anywhere on Cathedral Property. |
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March 8, 2026 - Springing forward 1 hour |
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Cathedral OasisOur doors are open on the first Sunday of every month during the months of October to June for anyone to drop in for peace and reflection in the middle of our busy city. Feel free to light a candle, say a prayer, or just sit quietly in this beautiful space. Maybe you have never been in the Cathedral and just want to have a look around? Maybe you would just like to listen to some quiet, peaceful music? Whoever you are, whatever brings you to our doors, you are very welcome. If you have any questions during your visit, there is someone on hand from our Cathedral Community. For level access please go to the reception door to the left of the main Cathedral entrances. Please contact Bruce Burbidge if you have any questions. |
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Digging DeeperCome to this weekly drop-in gathering to explore the stories and wisdom the Scriptures contain. Join us if you know a lot or just a little. All are welcome! For further information, please feel free to contact Matthew Green at 905-865-9863. |
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Maturing into the Fullness of Christ
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Learning to Lament: Prayer WorkshopThe Anglican communities of downtown Hamilton are partnering again on a Lenten series of opportunities for faith formation and spiritual growth. This year's theme is Maturing into the Fullness of Christ. Each session touches on a different facet of Christian life, from prayer to scripture to discipleship to interfaith relationships. No registration is required. You are very welcome to attend as many sessions as you like simply by showing up at the scheduled time and place. Please note that Maturing Into the Fullness of Christ happens at several churches in downtown Hamilton. *The text was provided by St. John the Evangelist Anglican ChurchDetails for Session #2:
Learning to Lament: Prayer WorkshopJoin the Rev Monica Romig Green, in her role as Faith Formation Coordinator for the diocese, for an evening to learn about and experience the power of lament to harness our concern, confusion, anger, and grief into deep communication with God. This interactive workshop will involve teaching, a prayer, exercise, and discussion. |
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Discovery Bible StudyStudy the Bible in community through this drop-in participant-focused method of reading scripture together. Discovery Bible Study is designed to meet the spiritual needs of our participants by considering what the biblical text tells us about God and human beings. You'll find us in the nave on Thursdays at 11:30am. All are welcome! |
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TaizéPlease note our new time. All are very welcome to join this special contemplative worship time, and please feel free to invite a friend. Especially if you've never attended a Taizé before and are curious, we hope you will join us and stay afterwards for coffee. If you are interested in helping lead the music, or if you have any other questions about Taizé worship, please contact Bruce Burbidge. |
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Our Cathedral's Sacred Story in 2025Every year, just prior to our annual vestry meeting, we publish a narrative budget - our story of the year gone by. The story of our ministries, our stewardship of all our resources, and the generosity of what we give and receive. We invite you to read our 2025 Narrative Budget. Please Note that p10 details are now listed : |
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The Litany of ReconciliationAs a member of the Community of the Cross of Nails, we gather weekly at noon on Fridays to pray for peace, justice, and reconciliation. We start our prayer with: We stand together at this Friday noon hour to join with all those churches, schools, and other institutions who have committed themselves to the Community of the Cross of Nails. We search for reconciliation between ourselves and all those who have been harmed by war, by violence, by the effects of colonization and abuses of power, and by greed, selfishness, thoughtlessness and indifference. Please click on Litany of Reconciliation for the prayer in its entirety. A brief history of the Litany of Reconciliation can be found on The Anglican Diocese of Ontario website.
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Pre-Authorized GivingThank you to the 17 parishioners who have submitted their Intention Forms for 2026. Our goal is to collect 50, so we still have a long way to go. Take a few minutes to prayerfully consider your donation to Christ's Church Cathedral for 2026. Please see here for your Intention Form, fill it out, and send it to the attention of our Donations Administrator or the Administrative Assistant to the Dean, or place your Intention Form on the collection plate during a Sunday service. All donations are gratefully received to aid in the mission and ministry of our lovely Cathedral. To see other ways to give, please visit our Give page. Thank you! |
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Save EnergySave Energy at Home & Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions!Consider these climate friendly actions:
Why should we do this? Studies show that the energy supply sector accounts for 35% of global emissions, the largest contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions! * Adapted from the CBC podcast episode of: "Ten Minutes to Save the Planet: Cool heads in a hotter world" & the UN's Actions for a Healthy Planet |
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The Canadian Foodgrains BankAlongside Hope's mission is, “to help to bring about a truly healthy, just and peaceful world.” This work is done by working with several ecumenical and secular organizations. There are eleven different groups. This month, we highlight the Canadian Foodgrains Bank. In 1983 a group of Mennonite farmers in Alberta had a bumper crop of wheat. They decided to ship the grain to Ethiopia which was experiencing a devastating famine at the time and many were helped. This “Christian response to hunger,” was the start of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank. Today, the Foodgrains Bank raises millions of dollars to support local organizations in 37 countries. They provide emergency food, training, and equipment in order to work towards sustainable development. From the generosity and innovation of a small community, channelling hard work and imagination, the lives of many have been impacted. This is truly an inspirational model. For more information, please visit the full article written by Lois Reid, the Alongside Hope representative for the Diocese of Calgary on Alongside Hope's website. *The article was origianlly published in the Febraury 2026 issue of Under the Sun. |
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Prayer Shawl MinistryOur handmade prayer shawls have been and blessed and are available for the congregation to give to SOMEONE THAT NEEDS A HUG FROM GOD……is sick, grieving, sad, or whatever their need. |
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The Dean's Caption Quiz!' Did the Bishop say Free Pizza? ' Congratulations Jim Ferguson! |
