PROGRESS!
Follow our progress as we work towards rebuilding!
The Church is interested in talking with groups and individuals about how we can be more relevant to the community. To this end we will be conducting one-on-one interviews in mid-January and early February. If you are interested in participating please complete our short Questionnaire.
Visit our Rebuild Page for detailed progress reports, photos and more. Sign up to receive Rebuild Updates by email.
Join us …
Second Sunday after the Epiphany - January 19, 2025
St James’ Choral Eucharist at St. Mary’s Church at 10:30am. Click here for the live-stream and the handouts.
Join us for coffee, goodies and fellowship after the 10:30am service. Please bring your own coffee cup.
Anglicans in Hudson …
St Lazare … Rigaud … Vaudreuil
The Parish of Vaudreuil is an historic and vibrant Christian community, just west of the island of Montreal, that gathers together to worship God, support each other and to reach out in love to the world around us.
We hope to share the good news of God’s love for all creation as handed down to us in our Anglican tradition and embodied first and foremost in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth, the Christ. We welcome all people, from any and all backgrounds, to join us in our journey of exploration, blessing, and thanksgiving as we delve deeper into our relationship with God and the true meaning and significance of our lives.
St James Hudson - 642 Main Road
St James Church, was built over 175 years ago and continues as one of the distinctive landmarks in Hudson. Located in Hudson Heights, just west of the town centre, it boasts beautiful views of the Lake of Two Mountains. The church is named after the first minister of the parish James Pyke and the iconography in one of the stained glass windows is of St James the Great and his distinctive symbol of the shell which would be familiar to anyone who had participated in the Camino in Spain.
St Mary’s Como - 261 Main Road
St Mary’s Como, is the younger of the two churches and most recently celebrated 150 years. It is located on the Eastern side of the town of Hudson that used to be incorporated as the town of Como due to its resemblance to Lake Como in Italy. The church is named after the Matriarch of one of the founding families, which so legend says, was built so that she did not have to hitch her wagon twice on a Sunday to go all the way to St James about 4 km away.
