November 2021 Issue
‘No, they weren’t in vain’
The rapid collapse of the Western-backed Afghan government this year following the withdrawal of U.S. forces and subsequent return to power of the Taliban have ...
Written by
Matthew Puddister
Long-term care and ‘the great revealer’
When military personnel were deployed to long-term care homes in Ontario and Quebec during the pandemic’s first wave in the spring of 2020, they encountered ...
Written by
Anglican Journal Staff
The illusion of control—and the reality of hope
One of the great illusions when life is stable is that we are in control. The pandemic has shattered that illusion; a tiny virus broke ...
Written by
Archbishop Linda Nicholls
Arctic bishop broadcasts to the pandemic-stricken
As the fourth wave of COVID-19 engulfs much of Canada, an Arctic bishop is standing ready to restart a series of weekly radio broadcasts to ...
Written by
Matthew Puddister
Rising to the coronavirus’s challenge
Last spring, Anglicans around the world were invited to take part in an international survey by a pair of U.K. academics called “Coronavirus, the Church ...
Written by
Canon Neil Elliot
To find life on a day like this
For many years, I have been troubled by the inability of non-Indigenous people and institutions to receive and grasp the full reality of the pain ...
Written by
Mark MacDonald