Columns

The saying goes: “We are all a little bit Irish on St. Patrick’s Day.” It’s a convenient way to excuse the desire for a good ...

During the 40 days of Lent our principal would start the school day standing between the doorways of our two classrooms and read a gospel ...

It’s time for the church to stop relying on volunteers. That sounds like a harsh thing to say. More than ever before, the work of ...

For years, programs like Canada summer jobs or provincial grants have enabled employers to easily get in touch with youth for seasonal positions in different ...

My father, Ronald Clarke, entered into his eternal rest on January 1, 2022. After Thanksgiving, dad’s health took a turn and he didn’t leave the ...

Many parishes have no idea who has a bequest in their will for the church. In my experience, this is indeed the case and we ...

It seems today, many of the thoughts that we have been able to push back in our minds have become the loudest voices in the ...

The other day I was enjoying some time playing video games with my children. We were using a virtual reality device: a mask with an ...

As I write, we have returned to a season of enhanced precautions and online worship. To say that we’re starting to get tired of the ...

What a story and what a legacy! I have just completed Bishop Geoff Peddle’s book, “The Church of England Orphanage in Newfoundland: 1855-1969.” The well ...