CANADIAN ANGLICAN- MRI at 60 conference to examine legacy of 1963 Anglican congress
- Primate to retire Sept. 15
- Terry Brown was passionate advocate for Pacific mission
- Germond seen as possible acting primate
- Bishop George Bruce, former military intelligence director, remembered as ‘healer of the breach’
- Eternity’s light and the door of forgiveness
- Our call to humility in a time of sacred beginning
ANGLICAN COMMUNION- World Council of Churches General Secretary visits Anglican Communion Office
- Conference to mark 60th Anniversary of historic 1963 Toronto Anglican Congress
- Anglican Alliance announce search for new Executive Director
- Primates from across the Anglican Communion share their Easter Messages for 2024
- "Reconciliation – the message and the ministry" - Joint Easter Message from the Archbishops of Armagh
- An Easter 2024 Message from the Most Revd Dr Stephen Samuel Kaziimba Mugalu
- ‘At Easter, let the light of Christ banish darkness’ - An Easter Sunday message from the Most Revd Mark Strange
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Congregational Meeting with the Bishop
A congregational meeting will be held at the request of the Bishop from 6:30-7:30 p.m. on Thursday, 25 April. The meeting will be held in Cathedral Memorial Hall. All members of the congregation are invited to attend this follow-up to the November 2023 meeting about the cathedral building. Minutes from …Read More »Toccata from Symphony No 5 by C.M. Widor
The Symphony for Organ No. 5 in F minor, Op. 42, No. 1, was composed by Charles-Marie Widor in 1879. The full symphony lasts for about 35 minutes. The fifth movement, in F major, is often referred to as just Widor's Toccata because it is his most famous piece. It …Read More »Jesus Christ Conquers
ησο ς Χριστὸς νικ is the Greek that in English is often written IC XC NIKA. This symbolism is perhaps most appropriate to the Easter season and important at any celebration of the Resurrection such as a funeral or memorial – “Jesus Christ conquers.” The IC and XC are the …Read More »Guided Autobiographical Narrative Group
It’s your story to tell! The Cathedral Guided Autobiographical Narrative Group will encourage story-sharing across generations as a way to strengthen the fabric of community and family life. We plan to host 10 sessions in total, with the first of the 5 weekly sessions starting in the Spring, and the …Read More »Gather for tea, treats and treasures
The Cathedral Health Ministry and Anglican Church Women (ACW) invite you to attend a Spring gathering in the Cathedral. Join us on Tuesday, 23 April from 2:00-3:30 p.m. Enjoy tea, treats and treasures. You’ll have the opportunity to view rarely-seen historical treasures from the Cathedral! The Cathedral is wheelchair accessible. …Read More »Spirituality of Easter
Wednesday afternoon spirituality sessions at Cathedral Memorial Hall will continue through Eastertide, 2:00-3:00 p.m. The sessions will maintain the now-customary basic structure of a "Celtic Threshold Gathering" -- which comprises a simple regular sequence of elements, informed by a specific theme for the day/week. Four of the seven Spirituality of …Read More »Donations sought for university Pause Tables
The Pause Table initiative has become one that is welcomed by university students during exam week. Campus ministries at UNB and STU are once again collaborating with faith communities to host the tables during upcoming exams. Volunteers will provide free food, beverages, a listening ear, and conversation, and handwritten personalized …Read More »2024 Easter Pastoral Letter
View in PDF Christ Church Cathedral, Fredericton NB Holy Week / Easter 2024 Dear Friends, This year on Sundays we’re reading predominantly from the Gospel of Mark. If you are as all Christians need to be at some level a student of the Bible, you may know that Mark is …Read More »Bishop and Chapter News – March 2024
Bishop and Chapter met on 13 March 2024 with 11 of 14 members. Minutes of the 16 January, 06 and 25 February 2024 were adopted. With the intent of providing some brief orientation for newer members, the article “Re-inventing Boards That Bore: Overcoming Micromanagement” was circulated. The Dean offered reflections …Read More »Baptismal Life as Living Christened
"Do you not know that all of us who have been baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death? Therefore we have been buried with him by baptism into death, so that, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, so we too …Read More »Filip Vanicek – My Journey Here
Filip Vanicek grew up in the lap of luxury. He and his family enjoyed a country estate and an ornate, five-storey building in the heart of Prague where they lived, along with much of his extended family. “Our family were academics and lawyers,” he said. “My childhood was phenomenal, absolutely …Read More »Faith Seeking Understanding: Reflections by Canadian Anglicans
Canada is one of few countries in the world where medical assistance in dying (MAiD) is a legal option—and the number of permitted contexts (terminal illness, chronic illness, mental illness) is increasing. Faith Seeking Understanding: Medical Assistance in Dying is a resource to assist theologically-focused discussions and to increase understanding …Read More »
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Layreaders' Day — this Saturday! Meeting at Cathedral Memorial Hall, 168 Church St., Fredericton, Saturday, April 20, 2024. Lunch will be provided. The key theme will be Pastoral Care / Visitation offered by Dr. Ken Neilson. Ken is a semi-retired professional counsellor/educator, integrating Psychology and Theology, and a former diocesan Parish Development Officer.![]()
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How about a weekend of worship? REFRESH is an event for everyone. For $30, enjoy an evening of worship at Camp Medley, a time of reflection the next morning, then finally, brunch and Eucharist. Information and registration: [email protected] Anglican Diocese of Fredericton
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