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What is a Cathedral?
Essentially, a cathedral is simply a building, a place where the real Church (the people of God) gathers throughout the week to serve and worship God and minister to one another.  What makes a cathedral different is that it is the place where the bishop's seat or throne (a "cathedra") is located.  As it is the bishop's seat, so to speak, a cathedral becomes in a real sense, the home parish of the entire diocese. 
The vocation of any cathedral is to draw people together for the mission we share in Christ.  Part of that mission is the building up of relationships and seeking ways to engage our larger world.

​In days of old, many churches and cathedrals had red-painted doors.  This was meant to symbolize the fact that these sacred spaces were sanctuaries, safe spaces, places of refuge to any and all.  While our doors currently are yellow, we do intend that St. Andrew's be a safe place for all.

We Would Love to Have You Visit Soon! 
Once in-person services resume we will return 10:30 am Sundays, along with our online noonday prayers, Monday through Saturday on Facebook.


Office Hours:

Monday to Friday
9:30 am - 3:30 pm
(Most of the time)

Telephone

250 627 1143

Email

cathedral@caledoniaanglican.ca
or dean@caledoniaanglican.ca

  • Home
    • > What is a Cathedral?
    • > Our Beliefs
    • > A brief history
    • > The military memorials
  • Worship
    • > About Baptism
    • > About the Eucharist
    • > About Marriage
  • PARISH CALENDAR
  • CONTACT US
    • > Members of the Church Committee
    • > The Cathedral Chapter
    • > About renting space
    • > Donations are always welcome