Putting pork on your fork
Diana Swift
March 1, 2012
Food is an intimate part of daily life and an intimate part of religious life as well. As a culinary badge of faith, Christians in
Food is an intimate part of daily life and an intimate part of religious life as well. As a culinary badge of faith, Christians in
Paul Feheley Archdeacon Paul Feheley, principal secretary to the primate, greeted delegates on behalf of Archbishop Fred Hiltz and the Anglican Church of Canada at
In a Feb 25 address marking the end of a Vatican conference on infertility, Pope Benedict XVI articulated a narrow context for the conception of
Dynamic Irishman Mark Dunwoody of County Cork, Ireland, will soon leave the Emerald Isle for Quebec and the position of youth ministry consultant to the
More contemporary music was part of the makeover. The Apostles’ Creed was removed from the service and a full-time children’s and youth worker hired. Photo:
Staying close to God makes it easier to move forward, says priest. Photo: Herbert Kratky : Shutterstock.com At the Feb. 2-4 Vital Church Planting conference
The Rev. Perry Smith Photo: contributed What’s the best background for becoming an Episcopal priest? A stint as a teenage toreador? A year in a
Since 1984, the Anglican Communion has promoted the Marks of Mission as a resource to help local missioners focus their tasks. To date, there are
Activity on neighbourhood streets tells you a lot about people and their needs. Photo: Tyler Olson If you would be fishers of men, then first
VCP conference keynote speaker, the Rev. David Male Photo: Michael Hudson Jesus conducted his mission on the hillside, by the wayside and at the seaside.
The World Council of Churches (WCC) has applauded a landmark decision by the European Court of Human Rights, which held Italy responsible for violating the
If you would be fishers of men, then first you must be dredgers of data-demographic data. That was the message sent by the Rev. Ryan
A New Testament expert says that seven recently discovered papyri may contain the earliest known version of the Gospel of Mark-dating to the first century,
Most Canadians visiting Cuba in February are there for the sun, the sea and the mojitos. But early this month, Archbishop Fred Hiltz led a
A survey commissioned by Richard Dawkins, Britain’s high priest of atheism, reports that U.K. residents who call themselves Christian show very low levels of Christian
The Rev. Dr. Marilyn McCord Adams, a U.S. philosophy professor and author, has become the most recent patron of the No Anglican Covenant Coalition. Her
Engineering reports expected in March will help decide the fate of New Zealand’s earthquake-wracked Christchurch Cathedral. Thanks to relentless aftershocks, the cathedral “is slowing rocking
Fr. Isahak Poghosyan, a priest in the Armenian Apostolic Church, is the Anglican Foundation’s 10th Saint Basil’s scholar. A recipient of the Order of Holy
“Towards Healing and Renewal,” a conference held at Rome’s Pontifical Gregorian University (PGU) in Rome, concluded Feb. 9 with the announcement of a $1.6 million
Each year, conservatives of every faith inveigh against Valentine’s Day as a potential trigger of vice in the young. But this year, the supposedly moderate
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