The 10:30 service live stream may be accessed by clicking HERE.

The bulletin may be downloaded below.

Corporation on Duty This Week: Margaret

Readings for this week: Acts 1:1-11; Psalm 47; Ephesians 1:15-23; Luke 24:44-53

Readings for next week: Acts 2:1-21; Romans 8:14-17; John 14:8-17, 25-27

The flowers in the Cathedral on June 1 are given by the Altar Guild for the Glory of God in loving memory of Gordon Smith.

Usually on the first Sunday of each month, priest and choir offer the Service of Evening Prayer set to music. There is no Eucharist at this service and only a brief meditation (rather than a full sermon). Those who attend are simply invited to a time of prayer and peace.

Choral Evensong combines the two older offices of Vespers and Compline. A work of art, as well as a service of prayer, it offers a reprieve from the noise and haste of day-to-day life and can be enjoyed by anyone who loves music and poetic language. Congregants may join in the singing of the hymns if they so desire. All are welcome to attend.

Following the Eucharist on Thursday, June 5, the Thursday Eucharist services will postpone for the rest of summer (June-August). Thursday Eucharist will resume in September.

Join us on June 7 from 10am-4pm at St. Paul’s Anglican Church (10127 145 Street NW) for a mini-conference on spiritual formation and discipleship. 

This meeting is a monthly opportunity for young adults to gather for dinner and conversations around faith. If you are a young adult, please join us.

Join us on June 7 from 10:30am-noon at St. Luke’s Anglican Church (8424 95 Avenue NW) to learn about use of pronouns.

Continuing our Walking Together series with Temple Beth Ora and Oskya Matchetawin, we are planning a walk for Sunday, June 22 at 1:00pm. We will meet at Emily Murphy Park. Please register HERE.  

We are looking for kind-hearted volunteers to help maintain the beauty of our church's front yard. It is small but very visible. If you enjoy being outdoors and have a few hours to spare, we would love some help with mowing the grass, looking after the flowers, and keeping the area neat and tidy. We will provide a hand push mower as well as garden tools. This is a wonderful opportunity to serve in a practical and meaningful way, helping to make our church a welcoming place for all who visit. If you’re interested or have questions, please contact the office, or Julia, at church or at Julianelson@shaw.ca or 780-454-2657.

The service roster for June-August is available by clicking below.

If you would like a printed copy, or need to be removed from a date you are scheduled, please contact the Cathedral office. 

In the month of June, there will be some changes to our normal services:

• June 1: The 8:30am service remains unchanged. For the 10:30am service, additional prayers will be added in remembrance of Gordon Smith and to commit him to God’s care.
• June 8: The 8:30am service remains unchanged. Instead of the 10:30am service, we will be holding a service at 11:00am at the Cathedral. This will be a combined service with the parishes of St. Luke and St. Mark-Jieng to celebrate Pentecost Sunday and will be followed with a potluck.
• June 29: Neither the 8:30am nor the 10:30am service will be held in the Cathedral as we will be holding an outdoor park service on June 29. Time and details will be announced soon.

Annual Sunday morning parking permits (valid on Sunday mornings until 2:00pm) for the Impark lot South of the building are available at the cost of $60.00 for the first year and $55 per subsequent year. Each pass is tied to a particular vehicle and is non-transferable. If you would like to buy a pass, please fill out the Parking Pass Request Form (found in the Narthex) and return to the church office with payment. NOTE: Renewals do not happen until the end of April. If you have an existing pass, the Office will touch base in early April regarding renewals.

Prayer Cycle for Sunday, June 1

• Canada: The Most Rev. Anne Germond, Acting Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, and The Most Rev. Chris Harper, National Indigenous Archbishop. Diocese of Eastern Newfoundland & Labrador: the Rt. Rev. Sam Rose, Bishop.
• Edmonton: The Rt. Rev. Stephen London, our Bishop. Examining chaplains, theological students, and postulants for ordination in Edmonton diocese.
• Diocese of Buyé: Mothers’ Union: Clotilde Muhimpundu, President; Bibiane Nsengiyumva, Chaplain; Clementine Ujeneza, Trainer.
• Treaty Six: Alexander First Nation.

Parish Prayer List: Christine, Ruby, Shawne, Jill, Titus, Noah, Jayson, Tyler, Chris, John and family, Dottie, Diane, Kay, Mavis, Lynn, Linda, Benjamin, Seth and Lucy, Pio, Vivian, Bonnie, Mel, Rebekah, Lois, Bob, Janet, Mary, June, JC, Mark, Paul, Laura, Selina, Kenneth, and those known only unto you, Lord.

To view the service, please click HERE.