Located in the heart of historic Fredericton, New Brunswick, our church family hosts a vibrant mix of traditional and modern worship, insightful ministry, community outreach, cultural responsibility and maritime hospitality. From regular weekday and Sunday worship to choral evensong and glorious Festival Day celebrations, we offer a place of welcome and warmth to people of all ages and backgrounds as we gather for worship, prayer, praise inspiration, and friendship.
Congregational and community activities are held in and around the Cathedral throughout the year - not just on Sundays!
(Learn more: www.cccath.ca/2025/02/06/not-just-on-sundays-activities-in-the-cathedral/ )
We rotate worship each Sunday between traditional and contemporary styles of services, featuring the Cathedral choir and Organist or our Worship Band. We worship on Wednesdays as well, and morning and evening prayers are held each weekday. Check out our calendar for worship and activity listings. www.cccath.ca/calendar
There is no dress code, you are free to sit where you wish and, to participate as you feel comfortable. Different churches have different ways of doing things; the music, the language, and the rituals can vary widely. But you will quickly find at the Cathedral that there is no right or wrong way, and that you are not the only one who doesn't seem to know when to sit, when to stand, what to sing or what page to turn to! Relax. Our traditions are centuries old, and not even the most seasoned Anglican has mastered them all. The foundation of our church was built on including people.
Visit us for worship or drop in to view the Cathedral on weekdays using a self-guided tour booklet. 150 Church Street #Fredericton.
Our website: www.christchurchcathedral.com
Beautiful…very moving.
Thank you for sharing.
Incredibly beautiful. The images with the blurring effects of the colors are stunning. In some of the shots it almost looks like spiritual beings with there arms raised above them floating in the air.
Incredible how affecting this is, as art should be! The story of redemption is there in the stained glass windows, static and strong and beautiful. But Khoury’s provided a further interpretation in how he’s presented those truths in the windows. I saw in Khoury’s work the praises of God’s people rising up to the heavens and God’s blessing shining on his people, and the fragmenting of life as Jesus is crucified, typified by the windows looking as if they are shuddering. It reminded me of the earthquake when he died, and the veil in the temple being torn top to bottom. And then the clarity of the cross: the core of it all. And I saw the communion of the saints towards the end of the video, and it reminded me that we are all the body of Christ, with different gifts and callings, but we are one. Absolutely wonderful, and so moving. Hope this video is on YouTube. Thank you Michael!
Thank you so much. I am profoundly drawn to the aesthetic of stained glass windows in cathedrals. They are beautiful and I wanted to express my own interpretation and admiration through these images.