June 2022 Issue
Giving Our Hearts to God and Making Our Relationship With Him Precious and Valuable
“Trust in the Lord and do good; dwell in the land and enjoy safe pasture. Delight yourself in the Lord and he will give you ...
An Episcopal Visit to The Parish of The Epiphany
On March 27th, the Parish of the Epiphany with our Bishop, Samuel Rose, celebrated the sacrament of Confirmation with four confirmands, and also had two ...
Paint Night
During Lent in the Parish of Isle aux Morts this year, the Rev’d Ed Coleman facilitated Bible study and meditation sessions on a weekly basis ...
Resurrection Sunday at St. Alban’s
Our Easter celebrations at St. Alban’s Church in Grand Bank began with a celebration of the Holy Eucharist at 7am followed by a (well attended) ...
Holidays With God
The summer has arrived! The sun shines bright and warm, and the flowers are out! The sense of renewal is in the air, and everyone ...
How Should A Christian Prepare for Death?
Some time ago, I was contacted by a parishioner who shared with me a sermon given recently by a priest in England on the subject ...
Why Should We Have To Warn New Priests?
I try to stay away from harsh topics in my editorials. I don’t want to stir any pots—at least not in my professional capacity as ...
Why I Support PWRDF
Supporting PWRDF is one way of enacting several of the Anglican Marks of Mission: responding to human need by loving service, seeking to challenge violence ...
Lenten Outreach Project at The Ascension
In keeping with our motto ‘Reaching out to Others,’ this year for our Lenten outreach at the Ascension in Mount Pearl we partnered with the ...
Reasonable and Probable Grounds to Believe
On a summer’s day in New Brunswick, whilst a rookie member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, I had the strange experience of having a ...
Recent News From St. James’, Port Aux Basques
Confirmation Lenten Quiet Day On Friday, April 1, 2022, St. James’ Church in Port aux Basques held a Lenten quiet day. The theme was ...
Cautiously Resuming Traditions
Professing Christianity is not just about attending church on Sunday morning, albeit that is a very important first step. It is about everything that embodies ...
Light In The Dark
One of the things that I love about our Anglican tradition is the Eucharist in reserved sacrament. The clear white light in the vicinity of ...
Online Auction Raises Funds for Church in Gillams
In this photograph, Audrey Park is pictured presenting a cheque for $2065 to Rev’d Kay. This amount represents the proceeds from a recent online auction ...
Together, We Can Change The World–Slow and Steady Though It May Be
Am I the only one who gets overwhelmed at the sheer magnitude of bad things in the world? War, famine, climate change, poverty, homelessness, unemployment, ...
Essential Stillness
Sometimes we all need to experience stillness. It’s not an easy thing to do in today’s world. It seems that even when we’re alone we’re ...
Holy Week and Easter at The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, St. John’s
Holy Week and Easter were glorious at the Anglican Cathedral in St. John’s this year. After the years of separation and pivoting due to the ...
What I Shall Do This Summer
This summer I shall stand under a archway of pine trees and listen as the wind whistles through the branches. I shall stand on the ...
Triumphant Easter–St. Peter’s, Upper Island Cove
As part of the Anglican Parish of Upper Island Cove, St. Peter’s had a triumphant Easter Sunday celebrating the risen Lord! Our Sunday school youth ...
