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Archbishop’s Ascension Day Message

Archbishop’s Ascension Day Message

In this Ascensiontide reflection, Archbishop Anne invites readers to consider what it means to be witnesses of Christ in the world today. Drawing on Acts 1:8, the Ascension, the consecration of Bishop Kathryn Otley, and the mission of the Church, she reflects on how ordinary Christians are called to embody
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Diocese Launches New Logos and Brand Guidelines

Following the recent launch of the renewed Diocesan Crest, the Diocese of Algoma has introduced a coordinated family of official logos and brand guidelines. These new visual identity resources are designed to support clear, consistent, and recognizable communication across diocesan ministries, deaneries, parishes, events, publications, websites, social media, signage, and
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New Resource: Facility User Insurance Program

The Diocese of Algoma has launched a new online resource page for the Facility User Insurance Program, providing information, guidance documents, and portal access for third-party groups and individuals using parish facilities for events and activities.
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Celebrating Women’s Ministry at Trinity College

Archbishop Anne Germond attended Trinity College’s celebration marking 50 years since the ordination of women to the priesthood in the Anglican Church of Canada, including the honorary degree presentation to Bishop Victoria Matthews.
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Clergy Conference 2026 Reflects on Ministry, Grace, and Fellowship

Archbishop Anne Germond says Clergy Conference 2026 became “holy ground” as clergy gathered for worship, learning, difficult conversations, and fellowship rooted in Christ.
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Seasons & Saints: For the Week of May 8

As the Church approaches Day of Pentecost, we prepare to celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit with symbols of wind, fire, and renewal. This reflection explores the meaning of Pentecost, the close of the Easter season, and the Church’s movement into Ordinary Time, while also highlighting the faithful witness
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Refreshed Coat of Arms for Algoma

Alongside the renewed Coat of Arms, the Diocese is introducing a coordinated family of logos derived from the same heraldic foundation. These marks will provide a more consistent and recognizable presence across diocesan ministries, events, communications, and public-facing materials.
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Opening Eucharist to Launch Clergy Conference 2026 at St. Luke’s Cathedral

The Diocese of Algoma invites all to the Opening Eucharist of Clergy Conference 2026 on Monday, May 4 at 7 p.m. at St. Luke’s Cathedral. Bishop Susan Bell of Niagara will preach on faithful Christian living in difficult times.
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Help Shape the Future of Children, Youth & Family Ministry in Algoma

The Diocese of Algoma is inviting input from across the Diocese to help shape a new Children, Youth & Family Ministry plan. Complete the consultation survey and share your perspective.
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Seasons & Saints: For the Week of May 3rd

This liturgical reflection highlights the significance of the Ascension of the Lord as a principal feast of the Church and invites renewed commitment to observing holy days beyond Sunday. Drawing on the thought of Walter Brueggemann, it challenges the influence of dominant culture on worship practices. The note also marks
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Passages: April 23–25, 2026

The Diocese of Algoma mourns the loss of Stephen Daniel Tyczinski and Albert Robert LeBlanc, giving thanks for their lives of love, faith, and service. Stephen will be remembered for his deep connection to Christ Church Korah through his family, while Albert is honoured for his many years of faithful
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A reflection by The Rev. Dr. Dean Jobin-Bevans

During a recent journey to England, The Rev. Dr. Dean Jobin-Bevans shares reflections from his first week immersed in the life of two of the Church’s great academic centres. From time spent in Oxford reconnecting with friends and familiar places, to settling into prayer, study, and community at Cambridge, this
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Algoma Says Yes! to Kids: A Diocese-Wide Invitation to Support Children & Youth

Algoma Says Yes! to Kids. A new diocesan campaign invites parishes to participate, give, and support the renewal of children, youth, and family ministry across the Diocese.
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Matthew in May Online Bible Study

Join Rev. Cory Brunatti and Rev. Mike Black this May for a four-week online Bible study exploring selected passages from the Gospel of Matthew. Thursdays at 8 p.m. Eastern on Zoom.
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House of Bishops Spring 2026: A Full and Grace-Filled Week

Archbishop Anne Germond reflects on a prayerful and productive week with the National House of Bishops in Niagara Falls, including conversations on the Pathways initiative, theological education, and the future of the Church in Canada.
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Algoma Website Refresh

The Diocese of Algoma website is currently under review as we work to make it easier to navigate, more useful, and better aligned with the needs of our churches, leaders, and communities.
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Seasons and Saints: Easter Joy, Earth Care, and Faithful Witness

Easter invites us into a season of joy, reflection, and renewed commitment to God’s creation. As we mark Earth Day and prepare for Rogation Days, we are reminded of our call to care for the earth and give thanks for its abundance. Alongside this, we honour faithful witnesses like Catherine
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ACW Annual Conference 2026

Registration is now open for the Diocese of Algoma ACW 58th Annual Conference, taking place via Zoom on Wednesday, May 27, 2026. Hosted by the Thunder Bay–North Shore Deanery, the day will include worship, reports, guest speakers, and fellowship.
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In Memoriam: The Ven. Hugh Hamilton

The Diocese of Algoma joins in prayerful sorrow and Christian hope in announcing the death of The Venerable Hugh Hamilton, who died peacefully at home on Friday, April 17, 2026. A faithful priest, trusted archdeacon, and man of deep prayer, Hugh served communities across Algoma with humility, devotion, and steadfast
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Memorial Service Announced for The Very Rev. Dr. Jay Koyle

The Dioceses of Algoma and Huron invite all who knew and loved The Very Rev. Dr. Jay Koyle to a memorial service in thanksgiving for his life and ministry on Friday, May 15, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at St. Paul’s Cathedral. All are welcome.
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Seasons & Saints: Good Shepherd Sunday…Jesus and Us

Rev. Susan Montague-Koyle reflects on Good Shepherd Sunday, the vocation of all the baptized, and the saints and commemorations remembered this week.
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Month’s Mind: Remembering Jay Koyle

On the one-month anniversary of Jay Koyle’s death, Archbishop Stephen reflects on three enduring lessons Jay taught the Diocese of Algoma: that healthy churches are built through people, that God’s mission matters more than branding, and that Christians are called to “remember the future” in hope.
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Seasons & Saints — April 10: Water, Water Everywhere

The Octave of Easter has ended, but the celebration continues. This week’s Seasons & Saints reflects on water as a central sign of Easter—baptism, new life, and the call to servanthood—and honours Mollie Brant (Konwatsijayenni), remembered on April 16.
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Rooted and Grounded in Christ

Archbishop Anne invites parish councils and the wider Diocese to begin this season of ministry “rooted and grounded in Christ,” encouraging intentional leadership, faithful listening, and a shared commitment to Christ-centred relationships. Includes a link to a draft Parish Council Covenant resource.
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Find a Church: A New, Real-Time Directory for the Diocese of Algoma

A new real-time “Find a Church” directory is now available for the Diocese of Algoma, offering a national, continuously updated listing that makes it easier for newcomers, visitors, and parishioners to find and connect with Anglican churches across the region.
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Archbishop Anne Germond | Easter Sunday Message 2026

In her Easter message, Archbishop Anne reflects on the resurrection as a living promise—one that continues to bring hope, renewal, and new life into the world today.
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Seasons & Saints – Holy Week

Why do we read the Passion on Palm Sunday? A reflection on the deeper meaning of the Sunday of the Passion and the invitation at the heart of Holy Week.
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Provincial Synod meets in Toronto

Meeting in Toronto from March 23 to 26, leaders of the Ecclesiastical Province of Ontario continued work on three key priorities for the coming triennium: Indigenous relationships, access to formation for ordained ministry, and congregational development.
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History Made at Canterbury

History was made in the Anglican Communion on March 25, 2026, as The Most Rev. and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally was installed as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury. Archbishop Anne Germond reflects on a service rich in symbolism, faith, and hope for the global Church.
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On the Road with Archbishop Anne – Spring 2026

Follow Archbishop Anne Germond’s Spring 2026 ministry across Algoma, from Holy Week worship to diocesan visits, national gatherings, and special services.
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