…St. Luke’s. This year, history was made on the October 18th Feast Day when the Bishop formally instituted the ecumenical faith community there as a “special and unique” entity within…
…have the skills they need to re-integrate into their communities and their families. Maison Dorcas acts as a transit and safety house for victims of violence and those needing extended…
…window it would be light. For the Christian Church, the darkest time of our faith is Holy Saturday. Death comes to us on Good Friday. Life comes to us on…
…not likely to achieve much. This holds true for all areas of our personal and common life. As individuals and as citizens of a wider community, we will only receive…
On May 13th, the 40th day after Easter, the church will celebrate the Feast of the Ascension of Christ. In the revised common lectionary, this year’s Gospel for that Thursday…
…Eileen Colbourne caught my attention as well, conjuring up images of “No Place Like Home…”, a hermitage, a place of quiet solitude. Coincidently, Melanie’s article, particularly the last sentence, complemented…
…Morts, Fox-Roost, and Margaree. With the local Anglican clergy, we walked amidst the destroyed houses that once were safe and comfortable family homes. Nature revealed a more sinister look two…
The full article, by Karen Morris, will appear in the January print issue of Anglinan Life: On June 5th, 2019, the combined choirs of St. John the Evangelist and St….
…together. We always remember that bishops are to be the outward and visible sign of unity in the Church. The movement of the Holy Spirit as comforter and challenger is…
…we all know that the number of those involved and committed is much smaller. Thus, it is our hope and prayer that as we dive into the deep waters that…
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