Christ Church Cathedral

Montréal, Québec, Canada

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The Dean's Corner

On Sabbatical

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Dean Michael Pitts has written a report about his sabbatical travels and observations. You can access it on the internet at the following address: http://sites.google.com/site/thoughtsfromstejulienne/

Last Updated on Friday, 30 October 2009 17:33
 

Dean's Greeting

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The Very Reverend Michael J. Pitts


Dear Friends,

Welcome to the cyberspace version of Christ Church Cathedral, Montreal. Here you will find a wide variety of pages, including information about the history and work of our building and community. You can also read many of the sermons preached during our Sunday Choral Eucharists. You can find out about the exciting music we perform as part of the weekly drama of our liturgy.

At the heart of what we stand for and represent, is a living community. It is a community brought into being by the Good News of the risen Jesus. By its life, liturgy and mission each Christian community, empowered by the Holy Spirit, presents the living Jesus to the world, with his love, compassion and renewing power.

Last Updated on Saturday, 22 November 2008 14:14
 

Reflections on being a Cathedral in the 21st century

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Who are we? The Cathedral as community.

Christ Church Cathedral is a community of communities. There are different worshipping congregations at 8am, 10am and 4pm each Sunday, at the Daily offices, and at the weekday Eucharists. As well as those present on Sunday afternoon, there is an amazingly wide participation through the radio broadcast.  It is estimated at around 10,000 listeners, and the feed back we have shows that there is a major outreach both to sick and isolated Anglicans, as well as to Christian and others of the French speaking and English speaking communities of our region.

Last Updated on Thursday, 11 September 2008 20:39
 



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Cathedral Community Activities