Thy Kingdom Come 2025
This year marks the tenth anniversary of Thy Kingdom Come – a worldwide prayer movement inviting Christians around the world to intentional prayer from Ascension to Pentecost. Since it began in May 2016, God has grown TKC from a dream of possibility into a movement which unites more than a …Read More »Bishop and Chapter News – May 2025
Bishop and Chapter met in the evening of 20 May 2025 with 11 of 13 present. The Chapter discussed an article “A Letter to Churches Seeking New Members” outlining 8 messages a visitor might want a congregation to hear from a prospective member. Minutes of 11 March 2025 and 08 …Read More »Work as a Cathedral Tour Guide this summer!
Do you love history and enjoy meeting new people? Apply for a summer job as a Cathedral Tour Guide! Christ Church Cathedral in Fredericton, New Brunswick is pleased to once again open its doors for tours this summer. We are seeking a part-time tour guide to work alongside our Lead …Read More »Papal Inaguration
On Sunday 18 May, Kathleen Snow, Worldwide President of Mothers’ Union, will join an Anglican delegation attending the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV! Please pray for Kathleen and the delegation as they travel for this momentous event. Read the details on the Mothers' Union website.Read More »Afternoon Tea
On 06 May, the Cathedral was the setting for a lovely afternoon Tea prepared, hosted and served by ACW and Health Ministry members. Ten tables were set and elegantly adorned with spring-like flowers and soft pastel colored napkins. Delicate sandwiches (crustless, of course) and mouth-watering sweets accompanied by bottomless cups …Read More »Kathleen Snow commissioned as Worldwide Mothers’ Union President
To say Kathleen Snow’s life has changed is an understatement. The newly commissioned president of Mothers’ Union worldwide now has a travel schedule that rivals that of a busy CEO. Last fall she spent a few weeks in Argentina to visit Mothers’ Union members and see projects first-hand. Then in …Read More »Mothers’ Union Installation Service
On 26 April, at the annual Mothers’ Union Diocesan Rally at St. Mary's Church, Archbishop David Edwards installed the Canadian Council and the Diocesan Council of the Mothers’ Union, both of which will serve in office for the next four years. We're pleased to have several members of the Cathedral …Read More »Easter Confirmations and a Baptism!
Congratulations to those who were baptized, confirmed, reaffirmed their faith or were received into the Anglican Communion at the Easter Vigil on Saturday, 19 April. It was a wonderful celebration of faith. Below you can see a few photos taken from our worship recording. Baptism: Michael Van Tassell Confirmation: Alexandria …Read More »Saving Grace
Recently, I found myself pondering the subject of saying grace before (or after) meals. I was curious if today’s on-the-go lifestyle lent itself to this practice. My very unscientific and small sample group didn’t really produce a conclusion that I would like to stake my reputation on, but overall, it …Read More »2025 Easter Pastoral
View in PDF Format Christ Church Cathedral, Fredericton NB Lent 2025 Dear Friends, Each year somber days of lengthening (the season of Lent) turn to the glory of the celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the clutches of the last enemy, death. The Ash Wednesday address describes the …Read More »Bishop and Chapter News – April 2025
Bishop and Chapter met in the evening of 08 April 2025 with 9 of 12 present. An article “7 Trends Impacting Church Leadership for 2025" was discussed noting ways in which we see evidence in our own church and ministry. Minutes of 16 March 2025 were adopted. Consideration of minutes …Read More »Mothering Sunday celebrations
Mothering Sunday celebrations on 30 March included an enrolment of new Mothers' Union members and a fundraising luncheon. Branch leader Susan Watson shared this message: "The Cathedral Mothers’ Union wishes to thank the congregation for their attendance at our Chili and Soup Luncheon. We really appreciate how everyone has supported …Read More »