…to the Open Door meal served Mondays. Valerie Pretty and Effie Humber, shown here, served some 56 people outside the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist for the first barbecue…
…a lady could choose a prize from the prize table or take a prize which one of her colleagues had already opened. Some prizes went through several pairs of hands…
…Ashes to ashes; dust to dust. We come from God, and we return to God. It’s the “in-between” time of birth and death that we can be creative and intentional…
…for Ash Wednesday as if the pandemic hadn’t changed a thing. I wondered about what I have come to call the “dissipations of the pandemic.” We were all affected by…
…often clouds our vision. While nostalgia may seem to offer comfort to us, it ultimately undermines the true changes needed for the Church to thrive and grow. Many of you…
…supported again this year, and all items along with food bank items, were delivered to The Open Door in Corner Brook. During Advent services, our young parishioners, Rebecca and Reece…
…the service began: The opening procession and readers Deacon Derrick Bishop (1st lesson), Beth Downey (psalm), and Camron Farrell (2nd lesson): Bishop Peddle and his chaplain, Lisa Cox Archdeacon Whalen…
Pictured here are the kitchen and serving team of the Open Door at St. John the Evangelist in Corner Brook, NL. The Open Door (which is an initiative by the…
I have recently received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, and am scheduled for the second dose in August. This day of vaccination has been a long time coming….
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