The Cathedral Communications Committee has invited members of the congregation to share their Christmas memories. Below, listen to a story from Rachel.
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Temperatures where we live in Colorado can change quickly—sometimes within a few minutes. So my husband, Dan, was curious about the temperature differences in and around our home. As a fan of gadget...
Join us for worship via Zoom on 26 May, from 5:30-6pm Atlantic time -- The Feast of the Ascension. Later, join us inside the Cathedral at 7:30 p.m. for a different type of worship using the Book of Alternative Services.![]()
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Participants from any location are welcome! This half-hour of simple, meditative prayer and music in the Taizé tradition is an inspiring way to connect with others from our congregation and beyond. Microphones are muted during worship, but participants are welcome to chat before and after. All are welcome, and you may choose to turn your camera on or off. ![]()
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Learn more: search “Taizé” at www.cccath.ca or contact our Director of Christian Formation, Kurt Schmidt. ![]()
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Join using the link on the Cathedral calendar: www.cccath.ca/calendar. We'll begin to gather at 5:15pm for greetings and chatting, and we'll aim to start the period of prayer and song at 5:30. Please feel free to arrive early or just as we officially begin, as suits your preference.
Last night, the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, Bishop Michael Curry, led prayer in response to the shooting at Robb Elementary School in Ulvade, Texas. Prayers begin at the 1:55 mark.
Congratulations to The New Brunswick Anglican!In case you haven't seen it yet, here's the link to this week's eNews. ![]()
nb.anglican.ca/newsletters/213/display
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