Phone: (902) 423-6002
Located at:
1330 Cathedral Lane Halifax
Mailing address:
1340 Cathedral Lane
Halifax NS B3H 2Z1
Email:cathedralchurch@eastlink.ca
Email:cathedraldean@eastlink.ca
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Publications
The following is a list of recent publications containing information about the Cathedral Church of All Saints.
Diocese of Nova Scotia Cathedral Calendar 1910, a reproduction with thoughts and quotations for each day supplied by clergy and members of the 1910 congregation, published by the Cathedral to celebrate its 2010 Centennial Year – available at the Cathedral.
The Organs and Organists of the Cathedral Church of All Saints, Halifax, Nova Scotia, a pamphlet written by Dr. James Burchill, proceeds from which go to the Cathedral Music Endowment Fund. – available at the Cathedral.
A Journey Just Begun: A History of the Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island 1710-2010 written by Brian Cuthbertson in connection with the celebration of the 300th Anniversary of continuous Anglican worship in Canada – available at the Diocesan Office.
The Building of All Saints Cathedral, a comprehensive look at the history of the construction of the Cathedral by William D. Naftel - available at the Cathedral.
Worship at a Glance
Please join us for in-person worship.
Sundays
10 am Holy Communion (BAS)
Please Pe-register here
Wednesdays
7:30 am Holy Communion (BAS)
Pre-registration not required
Fridays
12noon Holy Communion (BAS)
Pre-registration not required
Please join us for on-line worship.
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Sundays
11:30 am Holy Communion (BAS)
Monday-Saturday
6:30 am Morning Prayer
Wednesdays
12 noon Dean's midweek check-in
Connect with us
To receive Cathedral Happenings please send your request here
If you are new to the Cathedral Community, please complete our New Member Form here
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As a Cathedral community, we acknowledge that we are in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral
and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People.