This Sunday there will be a quiet, said Holy Eucharist at 8:30 am, and The Reverend Canon Doug Richards will preach. At 10:30 am Bishop Kathryn Otley will celebrate, preach, confirm and receive people to the Anglican Communion, on her first annual Cathedral Parish visit. The gospel will be read in many languages and the Lay Clerks, Boys and Girls Choirs will sing.

Readings: Acts 2:1-21; Psalm 104:25-35, 37; I Corinthians 12:3b-13; John 20:19-23

The 10.30 am service will be livestreamed on our YouTube channel. Please be aware that technological issues sometimes occur.

The code for the Cathedral parking at Vista on Sparks has been changed to 3578. 

Come and welcome Capella Regalis of Halifax who will join our Boys Choir and Lay Clerks for a special Choral Evening Prayer. They will be visiting our Cathedral during their Quebec-Ontario tour. The music for the evensong will include "Canticles in B flat" by C.V. Stanford, John Rutter's "The Lord Bless You", a setting of Psalm 150 by John Sanders and "Cantique de Jean Racine" by Gabriel Fauré. All welcome!

Cathedral Women are inviting interested volunteers to meet on Sunday May 31 at 12.15 pm in the Lackey room to discuss future plans (including Doors Open, Festive Market and Tea). Please RSVP to jmdowler@hotmail.com

This evening service in the Good Shepherd Chapel is a soft and gentle way to end the day. Please access the Cathedral via the west Sparks Street steps. Come and enjoy!

Our Cathedral
All those who are ill or suffering, and those who care for them. 
Our Diocese
The Right Reverend Kathryn Otley, Bishop; Diocesan Partner, Anglican Fellowship of Prayer; Staff at Ascension House, including the Archives; St. Paul's, Renfrew, Emmanuel, Arnprior, The Reverend R. Susan Smandych; custodial staff serving the parishes and ministries of our diocese as well as for vocations to the priesthood, diaconate, and religious life.
Canadian Cathedrals
St. Paul's Cathedral, Regina, SK, The Very Reverend Mike Sinclair.
Anglican Church of Canada
The Most Reverend Shane Parker, Primate; The Most Reverend Anne Germond, Metropolitan; the people and clergy of the Diocese of Ottawa.
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordan and the Holy Land.
Companion Diocese of Jerusalem and the Middle East
St. George's Cathedral and the Diocese of Jerusalem, The Most Reverend Hosam Naoum; peace in the Land of the Holy One.

Our Clergy and the Cathedral Intercessory Prayer Group will pray for all requests sent to info@ottawacathedral.ca during the week.

Scripture Readings for Sunday, May 31st | Trinity Sunday| Readings: Genesis 1:1-2:4a; Psalm 8; 2 Corinthians 13:11-13; Matthew 28:16-20

Children's Worship Activities | Weekly worship bulletins, books and other activities are on the shelves at the entrance to the Cathedral. There is also a table in the Great Hall to use and the labyrinth to walk. If your child is interested in being a junior server, member of a choir, or a reader, please speak with our clergy.

Hearing Assist Sets | Are available at every service from our sidespeople.

Newsletter Deadline | Wednesdays at noon.

General Info | Please visit our office, call 613.236.9149, or email info@ottawacathedral.ca. Office hours are Monday to Thursday 9 am to 3 pm, and Friday from 9 am to noon, except on statutary holidays and during holiday seasons.

Parking | Street parking is free around the Cathedral on Sundays. Cathedral parking at the Vista on Sparks is off Queen Street, immediately east of the Cathedral, on the P1 Level. You MUST have the code to enter the parking garage and to re-enter and access the elevator (glass door across from the Cathedral's new east steps). The code is 3578 -- PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A NEW CODE EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY. It will be posted at our reception desk and listed here each week. If you enter the garage and there are no spots available, you will need to exit and find parking nearby. 

It is easy to be moved by the sacred beauty and warm welcome of Christ Church Cathedral — a place some encounter briefly, and others come to call their spiritual home. It is a place that nourishes the soul through worship and music, care and community, and it exists because of generosity: the generosity of those who have gone before us, and the generosity of those who give today.

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