Welcome to St. George's Cathedral
Stand Fast in the Faith
Saint George's Cathedral is a house of prayer for all people, and you are always welcome. Since 1792, this Cathedral has been a spiritual home for the Anglican Diocese of Ontario as well as the greater Kingston community. We seek to serve and love God and our neighbours, and are committed to growing in faithfulness and in responding to God’s call for us as people of faith in our community and beyond.
Art for Heritage Auction | Saturday, October 26 – 6pm
Gather together with friends of the Cathedral for an auction in support of ongoing heritage preservation work! On offer will be libations, hors d'ouvres, and various artworks available through both a live and silent auction. Eric Friesen will host the live auction.
For more information and tickets ($25), please contact the Cathedral Office (office@stgeorgescathedral.ca) or stop by Tuesday-Friday, 9:30am-1:30pm. All welcome.
Choral Eucharist | Sunday, October 27 – 10:30am
The cornerstone of our week, our Sunday Choral Eucharist anchors our worship life and prepares us for the week ahead. On the Twenty-Third Sunday after Pentecost, the Ven. John Robertson presides and the Very Rev. Douglas Michael preaches. Sunday School is offered for young people during this service. Available both in-person and online.
Whether you are a visitor; a tourist passing through historic downtown Kingston; somebody seeking a spiritual home; or a long time member of the St George’s Cathedral family, I am pleased to welcome you.
We are the Anglican Cathedral for the Diocese of Ontario, which stretches from Trenton to Cardinal; and from Bancroft and Maynooth, through Merrickville, to Kemptville; and including the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.
The Cathedral is a vibrant, welcoming and inclusive community of people, sharing a passion for inspiring worship and teaching, and committed to serving the needs of our wider community.
With Sunday services ranging from the quiet and contemplative, to the music of the English Choral tradition led by our excellent choir; and from our mid week healing service to our Friday Litany of Reconciliation; there is a place for everyone at the Cathedral. And with our outreach work extending from Refugee support; to our newly planned Under the Dome Cathedral Tea Room; to our partnership with the OSGK feeding programme, founded by the cathedral over thirty years ago - alongside the work of our Projects Group, Visiting and Prayer teams, Flower Guild, Children’s Ministry, and many more - there is a place for everyone to join in.
So please do join us at one of our gatherings; learn more about us through this website; or reach out to us directly with any needs or questions.
We’d love to meet you.
The Very Rev. Douglas Michael | Dean of Ontario
Sunday Services
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8am Said Eucharist | Lady Chapel
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10:30am Choral Eucharist | Nave + Online
Weekday Services
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Second Tuesday: 7:00am Caritas Holy Eucharist (next: November 12)
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Wednesday: 12:15pm Holy Eucharist
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Wednesday: 7pm Choral Evensong (with livestream) (next: November 6)
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Thursday: 10:30am Holy Eucharist with Healing Prayers
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Friday: 12pm Coventry Litany of Reconciliation
Art Auction for Heritage Windows
Saturday, October 26 – 6:00pm
Join the Projects Group for an Art Auction to raise funds for the upkeep of our beautiful heritage building. It will showcase multi-media artwork with revival furniture, glass and fabric art, pottery and paintings, all by established artists. The format will be live and silent auctions with wine and savouries served. Tickets are $25. Get in touch with the Cathedral Office for tickets and to learn more about becoming a patron of the event.
Ordaination to the Diaconate
Monday, October 28 – 7:00pm
All are invited to join the wider Diocesean family for this service where Bishop William Cliff will ordain Robert Paul Burkholder of St. James' Kingston; Reagan Meade Gale of St. George's Cathedral; Paul Richard Hutt of St. Paul's Marmara and St. Mark's Bonarlaw; Sharon Anne Mason of Christ Church Cataraqui to the transitional diaconate. The service will be available online.
En Mémoire: Requiems by Fauré and Duruflé
Saturday, November 9 – 3pm
Join us for a concert as we remember the Saints in our lives who have gone before us. Ottawa's Caelis Academy Ensemble under the direction of Matthew Larkin offer Gabriel Fauré's Requiem, Maurice Duruflé's Requiem and Louis Vierne's Les Angelus. Featured soloists include Bronwyn Thies-Thompson (soprano), Miriam Rosberg (soprano), Ian Sabourin (countertenor), and Michael Carty (baritone), with Nathan Jefferey on the organ.
Tickets: $35 General/$20 Student – click here to purchase
Support the Cathedral
The Cathedral relies on the support of individuals like you. Your generosity sustains our ministries and mission in downtown Kingston and beyond. If able, please consider giving securely online by clicking the button below. Thank you.