Worship stands at the heart of Cathedral life. We bring to worship all that we are; our hopes and dreams, the irrepressible joys of life as well as life's aching sorrows. Like human beings through the ages, we are drawn to worship to experience the mystery of God, to be nurtured and challenged by God's Word, and to be inspired and strengthened to serve the world.

A quiet, intimate service without music, using the traditional language of the Book of Common Prayer and including a homily.

The Sunday Forum meets on Sundays during the academic year from 9h45 – 10h50.

A magnificent service with glorious music deeply rooted in the breadth and dignity of Anglican worship and including a sermon. An informal coffee hour follows this liturgy.

(usually on 3^rd Sundays, September - June)Experience one of the most ancient and hauntingly beautiful services in the Anglican tradition with hymns, canticles, and choral music sung in the English Cathedral style. Following Evensong, there is often a simple service of communion offered in French.

An informal and dignified service of worship blending liturgical expression from the ancient to the contemporary, supported by music from a variety of idioms from Taizé to jazz to African American to familiar favorites in the Anglican tradition.

Children are always welcome at the American Cathedral. During the academic year, Sunday School meets during the 11h00 service, with older children joining their parents in the Nave of the Cathedral for communion. On occasion, there is a special children's chapel for the Sunday School, on some occasions special anthems by the children of the Sunday School are offered during the 11h00 service and on some occasions a children's homily is included in the 11h00 service. There is excellent nursery care for the wee ones throughout the 11h00 service.

9h15 Tuesdays - MORNING PRAYER

11h30 Fridays - HOLY EUCHARIST (in French)

Special services are held throughout the year, especially before Christmas and Easter. See our Calendar for details.