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THE CHRONICLEIf you wish to see something published in this newsletter, please either fill out the Communication Request Form (click to be redirected to the Cathedral website) or email your edited and proofed text to newsletters@thecathedral.ca by Wednesday at Noon. If you have any questions, please email us at newsletters@thecathedral.ca. Please note that these are the only two communication channels used in the creation of this newsletter. If you attend in person on Sundays, a special parking rate is available at the Park Place Parkade. The parking code for 2024 is 18932447. Rate details are available here. You can watch past live-streamed services on our YouTube channel. Click on the button below and watch the ones you missed or rewatch the ones you enjoyed! |
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Cathedral Summer Festival of Sacred Music 2024June 30 - O Kanata* - Our Village on Native LandThe first Sunday of our 2024 Cathedral Summer Festival will feature sacred music of Canadian composers, including Andrew Balfour, Eleanor Daley, Rupert Lang and Russell Wallace. *Huron-Iroquois word for “Village”. |
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Small Group Series on FaithJoin us for a small group 7-week series exploring core ideas in the Christian faith. We meet for an hour on Thursday evenings, from 7.30-8.30pm. This series is co-facilitated by Rev. Areeta Bridgemohan and Claude St-Denis. The last gathering will take place on Thursday, July 4th. We are hoping that some participants will be open to becoming facilitators of the series this fall. If you would like to participate, please contact Claude (claude@thecathedral.ca). If you are curious to learn more, please contact Rev. Areeta or Claude. |
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Update: Director of Music SearchWe are pleased to announce the conclusion of our extensive search for a new Director of Music. After a rigorous process involving auditions and in-person interviews with our three finalists, we are now in the final stages of making our decision. |
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Faith in DoubtChurches are declining throughout the West, and none of the big evengelism programs have made any difference. What if the problem isn't programs, but that churches are speaking a language that isn't understood in secular society? What if churches learned to speak secular? What would that sound like? Harold Munn tells his own love story between faith and science, and the love story of a believer and an atheist, in his new book, Faith In Doubt. It's unveiling takes place with readings and conversations. Join us for the "Faith in Doubt" book launch!
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Oakland Interfaith Gospel ChoirThis Sunday, the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir joins us for two special events. First, they'll sing with the 1:30 St Brigids service, then at 5:30 perform a concert for the public. |
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Documentary film screening: Philadelphia ElevenJoin us to watch this documentary about a groundbreaking time in the Episcopal church (the Anglican Church in the U.S.). We will watch the film, have conversation about what we saw, and hear from leaders in the Anglican Church of Canada. They will share their reflections on the Canadian story and on women in church leadership in the Anglican Church today. We will also have lemonade and light snacks. ---- Suggested donation: $5 For more information, you can contact the Reverend Areeta Bridgemohan (areeta@thecathedral.ca). |
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Join Kerry Baisley at Sorrento CentreJoin Cathedral parishioner Kerry Baisley ODNW and former Christ Church Cathedral interim rector and veteran Sorrento Centre course leader the Rev. Canon Dr. Richard LeSueur for the week of July 21-27 at Sorrento Centre. They will be co-leading a course titled “Can the Past be Reconciled? Two Histories, Two Lands”. |
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Register for Aspire Bible Camp, July 22-26Come and join us for a week of fun and learning at 3400 Institute Road. Aimed at children age 5-12, this camp empowers children to love the world, one another, and themselves. |
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MAY THEIR MEMORY BE ETERNAL |
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SAVE THE DATEParish Picnic | Sunday, September 15 |
