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

Clergy from across the Diocese of Algoma will gather May 4–7 for Clergy Conference 2026 under the theme Rooted and Grounded in Christ. Featuring keynote speaker Bishop Susan Bell, the conference offers worship, formation, and practical leadership support to strengthen ministry across the diocese.

Archbishop Anne Germond reflects on the confirmation of Sarah Mullally as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, offering a thoughtful and prayerful welcome that speaks to leadership, hospitality, and hope in a fractured world.

In her Christmas message, Archbishop Anne reflects on the courage it takes to be a newcomer—and the courage it takes to offer welcome. Drawing on her own experience of arriving in Canada, she invites the Diocese of Algoma to open the inn of our hearts and make room for the

Archbishop Anne Germond offers words of comfort and a prayer for communities and families across Algoma facing uncertainty following recent economic challenges. She calls the Church to respond with compassion, steadiness, and prayer — reminding us that our worth is not measured by economic security, but by our belonging to

This Thanksgiving, Archbishop Anne Germond reflects on the harvest of faith, friendship, and service across Algoma. She gives thanks for growing ministries of hospitality, renewed ties with Moosonee, and the generosity shown through Doors Open at Bishophurst, inviting us to see how God’s Spirit moves “quietly, faithfully, and abundantly” among