March 2022 Issue
Stained glass and seeing with the spirit’s eyes
We have a number of pieces of stained glass at the convent; some are actual windows and are located in the main chapel and St. ...
Mercy
This is written as we are learning of the discovery of 93 potential burial sites associated with the St. Joseph’s Mission Residential School that operated ...
‘Wisdom! Be attentive’
I've learned from the school of hard knocks that there are things you best learn on your knees. Wisdom is one of those things.
Transformation and affirmation run through March issue
The March issue of the Anglican Journal explores themes of change and transition while re-affirming commitment to Christian values.
Theological education sees ‘limited’ impact from full communion
Principals of two leading seminaries—one Anglican, the other Lutheran—say that full communion between the Anglican Church of Canada and Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada has ...
‘Worship on the land is the fundamental experience of Arctic Christians’
Worship on the land has always been part of life in the Arctic. It is, Bishop Joey Royal said, “baked into Arctic Christianity, because the ...
New gender blessings for trial use
The Anglican Church of Canada has prepared a set of gender-themed liturgies for trial use, including a blessing on gender transition, that the church’s director ...
Primate issues statement on Ukraine invasion
Archbishop Linda Nicholls, Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, asked Anglicans to pray for the people of Ukraine this ...
Remembering Tom Corston
Moosonee bishop founded influential school of ministry Retired Indigenous bishop Tom Corston died on Jan. 7 after a struggle against ...
Ellie Johnson embodied Christian mission in partnership and reconciliation
Eleanor “Ellie” Johnson, the longtime director of partnerships for the Anglican Church of Canada who played a key role in the settlement agreement for residential ...
Pandemic challenges hospital chaplains
A pair of Anglican and Lutheran hospital chaplains open up on a “new world” of exhaustion—and life-giving work transcending conventional boundaries.
State of Emergency: PWRDF funds relief for Ontario and Manitoba Indigenous communities
The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) is distributing $80,000 to 14 Indigenous communities stricken by COVID-19’s Omicron variant ...
