Jenna Smith is the director of the Rapha Project and head of outreach and engagement at Christian Direction in Montreal.
Learn more about the Rapha project and Christian Direction here
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A message from the Editor:
Hi everyone! If you have not already done so, I encourage you to explore our new online newspaper platform (hosted on Anglican news.ca).
It provides a new way of interacting with the Montreal Anglican. Our hope is that it will not only reach a larger audience but will improve your experience.
Here are a few advantages of using this platform:
It’s easy! Just follow this link: https://montreal.anglicannews.ca/
There are a greater selection of photos with a higher resolution and detail.
You can access the digital newspaper from anywhere, on your mobile phone, tablet or computer.
The experience is interactive, allowing you to click links, share and access archived content with ease.
By reading the paper online we are reducing our carbon footprint.
Let us take up this opportunity to embrace the digital age!
Thank you for being a valued reader of the Anglican Montreal,
-Nicki Hronjak
Download a PDF of the Spring Edition HERE
or view the Spring Edition and interact with live links on Anglican News.ca HERE
Annual Retreat
Theme: Reflections of Love – Ignatian Spirituality
How to Pray using Scripture
Speakers: Sally Harrington Philippo and an experienced team of spiritual directors from the Diocese
Location : Manoir d'Youville (Châteauguay)
Language : Plenary sessions in English – Discussion groups in English and in French.
Description of the event in English
Description of the event in French
Registration form in English
Registration form in French
Note: Please register soon; there is an early-bird rebate of $50 for those who register before March 11, 11:59 pm.
The installation has been modified and improved for you with hopes that many will find a way to enjoy them at the following locations:
June (South Shore)
September (NDG)
We are pleased to announce a new pilot Project: An Anglican Monthly Spanish Services on Saturdays at Cathédrale Christ Church Cathedral, Montréal. Join us!
Nos complace anunciar un nuevo proyecto piloto: Un Servicio Latino Anglicano Mensual en la Catedral de Christ Church, Montreal. ¡Únase a nosotros!
Everyone has a Vocation. What might God be calling you to be and do?
Vocation means what you are called by God to be and do. For some, this is a specific calling to ministry. For others, it could mean serving God through faithful discipleship in everyday life. Our mission is to be a Christian presence in every community. God calls people to a wide range of ministries, lay and ordained, in our church and in our everyday lives. Everyone has a vocation. What may God be calling you to be and do?
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We recognize and respect the Kanien’keha:ka as the traditional stewards of the land and waters of Tio’tia:ke.
Our acknowledgement stands as a promise to continue the ongoing work of recognition and reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.
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