Due to the continuing COVID-19 outbreak, there will be no Sung Mass in St. James’ on Sundays. During this time, the Sunday Liturgy at Home via Zoom will be offered at 10:30 am. Be sure that the Church’s prayer continues, for the Downtown Eastside, our medical services, and for an end to this pandemic. For details of Sunday Worship via Zoom and other updates, please see the NEWS section.
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May 27 – Archbishop John Charles Roper – Commemoration
Today we commemorate John Charles Roper; an Englishman who came to this country in 1886 as the first Keble Professor of Divinity at Trinity College in Toronto. He was the bishop of British Columbia for a short time, then eventually became Archbishop of the ecclesiastical province of Ontario. Most of Fr. Roper’s contributions to the Anglican […]
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