Over the years, I have watched a lot of grandparents take their grandchildren to church with them. Often, they do so apologetically, saying, “If I
More and more, I’ve heard people talk about ‘vocational priests’ as if this was the future of ordained ministry in Newfoundland. It’s time for that
As restrictions lift, people get vaccinated, and concerns about the pandemic ease, life gradually starts to return to ‘normal’. It’s not too soon for some,
Once upon a time, we assumed that every Anglican had a parish that they belonged to. When the clergy visited hospitals, they could ask to
More than twenty years ago, a young Anglican priest wrote, ‘Some laity still find it fanciful that their parish has a Web page, and some
At the end of February, I caught a cold. I didn’t have a cough or a fever, but I had a runny nose and felt
Later this month, the shutdown in Newfoundland will be a year old. Many of the extreme restrictions of the early days have long since been
When we’re in crisis mode, it can be easy to let our priorities go off course. Some time ago, we started to talk about the
There is a lot of vague talk about Mission these days, and a lot of it can sound pretty intimidating. Sometimes we talk about the
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