Archbishop Anne Germond, Metropolitan of the Ecclesiastical Province of Ontario, recently spent several days in the Diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador for their annual
The Gospel that’s in the lectionary for January 1st this year is from St. Luke, and is about the shepherds who go to the manger
It’s November again, and on the 11th, we gather together for Remembrance Day—a solemn occasion with years of tradition and significance. We will wear poppies;
In For All The Saints, a publication from the Anglican Church of Canada giving us the readings and explanations for each feast day in our
At the end of this month, the Church will be celebrating John the Baptist—cousin of Jesus, and the last of the Old Testament prophets. For
Holy Week was, as always, a busy and meaningful time for the Altar Guild and its dedicated supporters at the Cathedral of St. John the
There’s no question that something will have to give. Recent articles in the Anglican Journal have made it clear that the Anglican Church, at its
“[Mary] desired not to make known the secrets she had learned from Christ, but places the things she had read were yet to be accomplished
I’m excited to share a few old photographs featuring churches from across Newfoundland and Labrador, originally taken by a former editor of Anglican Life. I’m
On September 28th, 2024, the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, St. John’s, held a special dedication for its Ocean Health Labyrinth as part of