Christ Church Cathedral

Montréal, Québec, Canada

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Cathedral Sketch by Tex DawsonChrist Church Cathedral stands in the heart of the commercial and shopping centre of Montreal. The imposing neo-Gothic building, completed in 1859, was designed by British architect Frank Wills.

The Very Reverend Michael J. Pitts retired as Dean of Montreal and Rector of Christ Church Cathedral at the end of 2009.
See his farewell letter.

The Parish Search Committee has been constituted and is now at work, searching for  a new Dean and Rector.

Both in its situation and in its life and teaching the Cathedral tries to represent the faith and tradition of Christianity and Anglicanism, interpreted in and for the modern (and post-modern) world. See Reflections on being a Cathedral in the 21st Century.

The latest parish newsletter, iconCathedral Script Fall 2009 (No. 268)

Music is an integral part of the Cathedral's life. See the Cathedral Music Programme for access to the music offered during the liturgical services and at concerts held in the Cathedral.

 

Sunday's Service Music

The Cathedral's Choral Evensong service is available live across the Internet every Sunday at 16:00 ET via Radio Ville Marie.


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2009 was the 150th anniversary of the present Cathedral building.

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 Sermon for the 150th Anniversary of the Dedication of Christ Church Cathedral
 - The Very Reverend Michael J. Pitts, Dean and Rector (retired)

 
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Newsflash

Ash Wednesday services - February 17

Services will be held at 7:30 am, at noon (with the Bishop) and at 7:30 pm.


 

Check out 2 new additions under Parish Work, Life and Thought:

Cathedral Forum and Books and Ideas

 

Cathedral Community Activities