Columns

I write this Easter article on St. Valentine’s Day. Weather-wise, it is a snowy, blustery winter day. It is not a warm spring day signalling ...

Our instructional Christian narrative is rooted in all that came to us through past cultures, traditions, and the way in which society has elevated religious ...

Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ, who, by his death, has destroyed death, and by his rising ...

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 ...

I bought my wife a blanket for Christmas. It’s a fuzzy, warm, black blanket, just about large enough for two people. I thought it was ...

What’s an hour? If you are waiting for the results of a test that might change your life, it can feel like an eternity. If ...

Lent is an opportunity to enter the desert–that barren and challenging place–and there, to deepen our relationship with the Living God so that we can ...

If Candlemas Day be fair and bright, Winter will have another flight; If Candlemas Day be foul with rain, Winter is gone and won’t come ...

Dear Church, It’s been a month since the start of 2025. You’ve slowly been settling into this new year. And by now, have probably discovered ...

Now and then, when reading St. Luke’s Gospel, the phrase that sticks out to me is: “But Mary treasured all these words and pondered them ...