CANADIAN ANGLICAN- Northern bishops speak out against primate’s commission
- Black Anglican group holds first conference
- The Rev. Michael Creal remembered for ‘prescient’ commitment to social justice
- Leaving with a ‘heart overflowing with gratitude’
- A prayer and offering for the Season of Creation
- Parish vows to rebuild historic Toronto church destroyed by fire—and keep it a home for Canadian art
- ‘The most mind-blowing “I don’t know” I’d ever heard’
ANGLICAN COMMUNION- International Literacy Day: Mothers' Union launch "Empower Her Literacy" Initiative
- International focus on the Anglican Communion at Church in Wales meeting
- Bishops discuss ways for faith and science communities to collaborate
- Anglican Bishops Urge Peace and Unity Ahead of Ghana's Elections
- Anglican Communion Safe Church Capacity Building Conference will be hosted in Bulawayo
- The Patriarchs and Heads of the Churches in Jerusalem call for peace
- Bishop Matthew Gunter to be Installed Bishop of Wisconsin
Recent Posts
Visit from Indigenous Archbishop… and a corn boil!
We were pleased to welcome National Indigenous Anglican Archbishop Chris Harper to the Cathedral on Sunday, 15 September. It was a privilege to learn from him. If you were not able to attend and hear him preach, watch a recording of the service. Following worship, we were treated to a …Read More »Back to School in Belize
As another year begins at St. Hilda's Anglican Elementary School, the Belize Mission committee acknowledges the hard work and dedication of the teachers. May they and the students have a positive start to this new school year. Please keep them in your prayers. Please also remember in your prayers our …Read More »
New Worldwide President of Mothers’ Union
Congratulations to Kathleen Snow on the announcement of her election as the new President of the Worldwide Mother's Union. The announcement was made via the mothersunion.org on September 3rd. The new volunteer board, which will assume office in January 2025, remains women-led and reflects the diversity of our worldwide movement, …Read More »
Reflection: The Story of the Cross
This story was shared by a member of our congregation, Andreas Decken. Sometime in the early 1990's, I was living in Hamilton, Ontario as a graduate student. One winter, I decided stay in Hamilton and not go home to Germany to visit friends and family as I usually did. That …Read More »
Fall Formation Opportunities
Many Cathedral programs are kicking off or resuming over the next few days and weeks -- that is, during and for this Season of Creation. Godly Play resumes (biweekly) on Sunday, 08 September. Taizé Worship resumes (biweekly) Tuesday, 10 September -- and we are moving Taizé gatherings (back) to Tuesdays. …Read More »
Prayer Shawl Ministry
The Cathedral's Prayer Shawl Ministry began in 2006 during the early stages of the Parish Nurse and Health Ministry. It was under the leadership of the late Wendy Brien, and she soon invited Marilyn Lewell to join her in making the shawls. Prayer Shawl Ministries exist worldwide, and provide shawls …Read More »Volunteers needed for Corn Boil
On 15 September, 2024, we will host a corn boil and picnic, following 10:30 a.m. worship. National Indigenous Archbishop Chris Harper will preach at the Cathedral during the service, and we hope that everyone in the congregation will stay for food and fellowship! We need your help to make it …Read More »Cathedral Faces: Angus McDonell, Tour Guide
This summer, we are pleased to have Angus McDonell working as a Cathedral Tour Guide. He is working with Alex LeBlanc. It’s my first time working as tour guide for the Cathedral and as a tour guide in general. I have been enjoying the work quite a lot. I love …Read More »Job posting: Cathedral Sexton
Christ Church Cathedral, Fredericton NB is seeking a Sexton, a position which is integral to our overall operations. Reporting to the Dean of Fredericton and working with the Property Committee, the successful candidate will be tasked with maintaining Christ Church Cathedral, Cathedral Memorial Hall and the grounds in a clean …Read More »New Brunswick Day 2024
Once again, some of the provincial celebrations for the New Brunswick Day holiday will be held on the riverside Cathedral Green, next to the walking trail. The Cathedral Office will be closed on Monday, 05 August. On that day, we encourage you to spend time with friends and participate in …Read More »National Indigenous Bishop visits September 15th
National Indigenous Archbishop Chris Harper will visit the Diocese of Fredericton in September this year and will preach at the Cathedral at 10:30 a.m. on 15 September. The Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples of the Anglican Church of Canada began the search for the National Indigenous Anglican Bishop (NIAB) in …Read More »Updates from our scholarship students
Here are some letters from the current recipients of Cathedral scholarships. Three students are currently receiving scholarships to attend high school in Belize. Their school year ended in June, and we received report cards and letters from each student. They are very thankful for the support of the congregation. Read …Read More »
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Saturday in St. Andrews | nb.anglican.ca -- www.facebook.com/nbanglicans/posts/pfbid0hZheHBeoJ3day7rsfRQ8ZMc7o34X8GbutN9fVXtKnVDtEQPuP73Exgp3...Got any Saturday plans? Why not visit the lovely St. Andrews and attend the 1 p.m. service at All Saints, where Indigenous Archbishop Chris Harper will be speaking? ALL ARE WELCOME!
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