Columns

In the years that I have been ordained, there have not been that many times where I have not celebrated the Eucharist on Christmas Day. ...

As I write this column the Blue Jays are tied 2-2 in the World Series. By the time this is published we’ll know who won. ...

Whenever I say that I’ve entered my fourteenth year of parish life, one thought comes to mind: where did all that time go? It has ...

As winter settles over us and we draw near to Christmas, I find myself reflecting on these words from the beautiful Christmas hymn, O Little ...

Friends, I can’t speak for you, but I would confidently presume to say for most of us, our lives are full of competing concerns, needs, ...

I’ve watched a lot of movies in my time. A lot of television, too. I’ve read a good number of books… heard political speeches and ...

How was Kenya? A simple question without a simple answer. This past June, I travelled with other members of the Board of Alongside Hope to ...

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; ...

Our Christian faith invites us to trust God’s mysterious ways, casting our hopes and prayers into God’s care, much like a message adrift in a ...

On Sunday, June 29th, St. Paul’s Cathedral in London, Ontario was filled with worshipers who gathered for the installation of our new Primate, Archbishop Shane ...