Anglican Diocese of Toronto

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[ELCIC @ELCICinfo]

Today marks the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Waterloo Declaration - a full communion agreement between the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada and the Anglican Church of Canada.

Read more below: https://t.co/M2faZT0kJ0

[anglicanjournal @anglicanjournal]

A donation to the Anglican Journal Appeal supports the Journal and the diocesan newspapers, helping to keep Anglicans across the country updated on important developments and inspired with thought-provoking reflections. Will you consider giving this year?

https://t.co/tjTMaPvRDS

[All Saints' Whitby @allsaintswhitby]

Proud to walk in the Durham Pride Parade. Saw many parishioners on route too!  @pridedurham @TownOfAjax @anglicandioTO #affirmingchurch #wondrouslymade
#loveislove #
#pridemonth 🌈🌈🌈🌈

[Anglican Diocese of Toronto @anglicandioTO]

Instructions for the End of the World, a new collection of sermons preached by the Rev. Canon Maggie Helwig, speaks to moments of real calamity and uncertainty, both on our doorstep and in the broader world. https://t.co/jbqLFzL5zF

[Anglican Church of Canada—ACC @generalsynod]

Anglicans across Canada can join online in the Thy Kingdom Come worship service at St. James Cathedral in Toronto this Sunday, part of a global ecumenical prayer movement that invites Christians to pray for more people to come to know Jesus.

https://t.co/wP7sr7TwFR

[Poli LEGO @PoliLego]

Congratulations to Maggie Helwig, whose book Encampment was named the winner of the 2026 Shaughnessy Cohen Prize at Politics and the Pen! #cdnpoli #polpen @writerstrust

[Archbishop of Canterbury @ArchbishopSarah]

It was an honour to meet and pray with His Holiness Pope Leo XIV @Pontifex this morning. I’m deeply grateful for his gracious welcome at the Apostolic Palace.

In the years to come, I will remain united with the Pope in prayer – for peace in our world, for justice, and for every person to discover the fullness of life that God offers.

The ecumenical pilgrimage is always one we make together, as a fellowship of Christians seeking the unity for which Christ prayed. Your Holiness, as your sister in Christ, in a spirit of prayer, friendship, and hope, I commend our shared journey into the hands of God.

You can read my address to Pope Leo XIV here: https://t.co/ZL8DHbXCNj

[Anglican Diocese of Toronto @anglicandioTO]

If something in you is stirring, pay attention. The Church needs priests. Maybe it needs you. https://t.co/ZrpOxG61yN

[Thy Kingdom Come @thykingdom_come]

“We join our sisters and brothers all over the world as we set aside the days between Ascension and Pentecost to pray, to welcome the presence of The Holy Spirit in our lives and in our churches, and to pray for the Kingdom of God to come in our villages, towns and cities, and in the hearts of all.”

May these words from The Right Reverend Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Bishop of Dover be an invitation to pray together this #ThyKingdomCome, and a reminder that this season of prayer is for every one of us. 🙏

[Anglican Diocese of Toronto @anglicandioTO]

For years, our bishops have made submissions to the pre-budget consultation process and responded to the budget. This year’s response is an open statement expressing our deep disappointment that our recommendations continue to go unheeded. #onpoli https://t.co/s1kc5FkXQL

[Anglican Communion @AnglicanWorld]

The Archbishop of Canterbury has joined Pope Leo XIV in calling for peace.

In a statement issued today, the Archbishop says 'I stand with my brother in Christ, His Holiness Pope Leo XIV, in his courageous call for a kingdom of peace. As innocent people are killed and displaced, families torn apart, and futures destroyed, the human cost of war is incalculable. It is the calling of every Christian – and of all people of faith and goodwill – to work and pray for peace.'

The statement also notes: 'Time spent with Anglican Primates from across the Communion at my installation in Canterbury was a reminder of how many conflicts continue beyond the front pages of our news, yet demand no less our concern and prayer.'

Read the full statement on Anglican News: https://t.co/dQ9WAgzcJ9

Or on the website for the Archbishop of Canterbury: https://t.co/Gbu2Aetxgr

[Anglican Church of Canada—ACC @generalsynod]

The resurrection is the most profound statement of God's abundant, gracious love, Primate Shane Parker writes in his Easter message to Anglicans in Canada.

https://t.co/ssiswxwTsu

[Mockingbird @mockingbirdmin]

THE LATEST: Most of us don’t live in Easter Sunday — we live in the in-between. “Every Day is Holy Saturday” names that space and invites us to trust God there: https://t.co/HH0uKtwF0q

[Anglican Diocese of Toronto @anglicandioTO]

Nothing about Jesus’ entrance fits the script for power. Palm Sunday reminds us that God meets us not with force, but with a love that calls us to see the world differently. https://t.co/s8eHvQ45ZV

[Anglican Diocese of Toronto @anglicandioTO]

With grateful hearts, we pray for our diocesan family. Join us in this week’s Cycle of Prayer.

[anglicanjournal @anglicanjournal]

Episcopalians have joined their communities in powerful mobilizations against ICE raids in the United States.

https://t.co/7qdNsWShQU

[The Globe and Mail @globeandmail]

Brian Stewart, Maggie Helwig among finalists for Shaughnessy Cohen Prize https://t.co/RBeX3S3mRX

[Anglican Diocese of Toronto @anglicandioTO]

Bishop Andrew Asbil has written to Premier Doug Ford, the Hon. Sylvia Jones and and the Hon. Vijay Thanigasalam asking them to continue funding for supervised consumption sites. #onpoli https://t.co/xlPXIpDNhD

[Anglican Communion News Service @AnglicanNews]

On Wednesday 25 March, the Installation of the Most Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury will take place at Canterbury Cathedral.

The Installation is the moment when the Archbishop is formally seated in the cathedral. It marks the beginning of her public ministry.

The service will be broadcast live on BBC One at 14:30 (UK time). You can also watch online here: https://t.co/B3fcpFv4oc

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@ArchbishopSarah

[Anglican Diocese of Toronto @anglicandioTO]

Chocolate is great. This story is better. Discover it with your local Anglican church. https://t.co/oBah9aestD