Whip up your favourite pancakes, round up your favourite toppings, and log on to Zoom for this Shrove Tuesday tradition.
Contact Marnie for the Zoom link.
“Remember you are dust, and to dust you shall return.”
Join in this live streamed service which signals the official beginning of Lent. It includes marking the sign of the cross on our foreheads with ash, an ancient custom of the Christian faith.
Take part in this livestreamed service by clicking here.
Sunday March 28 | Palm / Passion Sunday
*Format and times of services subject to change as per public health orders
Holy Monday | March 29
7:30pm Holden Evening Prayer on Zoom
Holy Tuesday | March 30
10:30 am Chrism Mass with blessing of oils and renewal of vows, Live Stream
Holy Wednesday | March 31
7:30pm Tenebrae Service
Maundy Thursday | April 1
7:30pm Maundy Thursday service, Live Stream
Followed by procession to Altar of Repose at Crucifixtion window
Good Friday | April 2
3pm Service of the Passion and Crucifixion of the Lord - Live stream
Holy Saturday | April 3
9:10 am Morning Prayer with the Rev. Jeffrey Preiss
8pm Easter Vigil with Baptisms - Live Stream
Easter Day | April 4
10:30 am Choral Eucharist Livestream
530 pm Evening Prayer on Zoom
Throughout Lent, Morning Prayer will feature a daily Lenten reflection using the Living Compass. Morning Prayer takes place on Zoom. Email Jonathan for the Zoom link. All are welcome.
All are welcome to join this hour of contemplative prayer and silence. This gathering takes place on Zoom. Please email Marnie for the Zoom link.
Our prayers rise together like incense. Every Monday evening in Lent, join Cathedral pianist Ben Dobyns and a member of the Cathedral choir in this sung service of Evening Prayer on Zoom. Register here to receive the Zoom link.
What is Holden Evening Prayer? Holden Evening Prayer is a service of evening prayer with music that was composed in 1986 by Marty Haugen while he was at Holden Village in the North Cascade mountains of Washington state.
From February 23 - March 25 Dean Christopher A. Pappas leads this lenten study series designed to help us spot power imbalances and discern God’s call to us as we try to live out the Gospel. The same session will be offered each week, once on Tuesday evenings at 7:30pm and once one Thursday mornings at 10am. Register here to receive the Zoom link for your preferred day.
Follow along from home at your own pace with this year’s Lent home study: Lent and the Poetry of Emily Dickinson. You can download the resource here.
Note: If you are a member of the Cathedral, a copy of this resource will be mailed to you. Learn more about becoming a member of the Cathedral here.
Stewardship365 is an on-line curriculum that empowers local congregations to expand their vision of stewardship beyond money to include the currencies of relationship, truth, wellness, gracious leadership, time and place.
A 6-week course will be offered through the Diocese Wednesdays at 7 pm on Zoom, February 24-March 31, 2021. Register here.
All are welcome to a Bible, Tea and Toast for Lent! Over the six weeks we will explore the themes of promise, discipline, acrimony, hope, renewal and humanity through Bible study and discussion. You can join us for all six Sundays or drop in as you prefer. Please email Jonathan for the Zoom link.