Columns

Very early in the morning, while it was still dark, Jesus got up, left the house and went off to a solitary place, where he ...

When I wrote a column for the May issue of Anglican Life, I thought that it would be my last one before the summer break, ...

One of my earliest memories of childhood goes back to 1988. Often, we would go to Aunt Lizzie’s. Aunt Lizzie was the matriarch of the ...

Every Newfoundlander and Labradorian looks forward to spring after a long dreary winter. For months we have been locked in the grip of winter snow, ...

If you ever see me walking around in my parish, particularly on days when it’s not too windy, you’ll likely be able to recognize me ...

From April 19-22, I, along with my fellow mission canons, attended You are Leaven: Fermenting Cultures of Spiritual Formation, a conference sponsored by the General ...

Eight years. It feels like yesterday that I was pitching my wife this crazy idea for a column. I was going to call it “Between ...

On the above series—Reasonable and Probable Grounds to Believe—this will be my 24th and final column. As a summary on the series, I provide new ...

There is no empirical evidence showing that God exists. Science alone cannot prove or disprove the existence of God. But, there are at least four ...

The Roman emperors Constantine, and (later) Theodosius, arranged meetings of various Church leaders. It was during this period the Nicene canons arose at Nicaea in ...