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Canterbury Cross – Cathedral Treasures

Gifts for Cathedrals within the Empire and in the United States of America This eighth century “Canterbury Cross,” as it is now called, was discovered some seventy years ago beneath one of the city streets. ...

Bishop and Chapter News – June 2025

Bishop and Chapter met on the evening of 17 June 2025 with 7 of 13 present. The Chapter discussed an article “Five Pitfalls of Strategic Thinking” (Susan Erdey - Episcopal Church Foundation) provided material ...

Pentecost Sunday can occur year-round

On a recent Sunday at the cathedral, several multilingual members of the congregation beautifully illustrated that the first gift of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost was, according to Acts 2:4, the gift of ...

Tour the Cathedral

Guided tours will begin on 01 July - Canada Day! Have you taken a tour of the Cathedral? Even if you regularly worship here, you're likely to learn something new! Construction of Christ Church Cathedral ...

Poetry on the Lawn

Please join us for the inaugural and special Summer 2025 edition of our Cathedral-sponsored Wednesday Spirituality Series: Poetry on the Lawn! Twice a month this summer – in June, July & August – we’ll ...

2025 Summer Music Series

The annual Summer Music Series at Christ Church Cathedral is back! All are welcome to attend these concerts, designed to fit perfectly within the lunch hour. Fridays from 12:10-12:50 p.m., 04 July - 29 ...

Belize Mission 2026 Information Session

Join us on Sunday, 22 June after the 10:30 a.m. service at the Cathedral for an information session about the upcoming Belize Mission. Whether you are looking to be involved in the Away Team, Home Team ...

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 ...

Not just on Sundays! Activities in the Cathedral

When many people think of churches, they think of buildings filled with people on Sundays and holidays, but empty and closed for most of the week. At the Cathedral (and indeed, in many churches), that ...