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Meet Winnipeg’s little drummer boy
The “Little Drummer Boy” video 16-year-old Sean Quigley made on a snowy walking trail has gone viral on YouTube. Photo: YouTube A Winnipeg high school
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View all postsThe “Little Drummer Boy” video 16-year-old Sean Quigley made on a snowy walking trail has gone viral on YouTube. Photo: YouTube A Winnipeg high school
For the past few years, the primate of the Anglican Church of Canada has paid an annual call on the Archbishop of Canterbury. While in
More than 200 colourful traffic signs have appeared at New York City’s busy, high-accident hubs urging caution-in haiku . Photo: New York City DOT Just
In its renewed faithfulness to the Latin Vulgate, the new third edition of the Roman Missal has changed the wording in the mass around the
Quebecker Paul Almond, Anglican lay minister and author of the proposed 10-book Alford Saga, wants to use his historical novels to help Anglican churches in
“They were as fed stallions in the morning: everyone neighed after his neighbour’s wife.” This edgy biblical citation is from… 1. Leviticus2. Isaiah3. Ezekiel4. Jeremiah5.
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When Anglican and Lutheran bishops of every theological stripe met in Niagara Falls recently, topics ran the gamut from open table and confirmation to human
Today, animal companions are widely considered family members, and in deference to the deep bond between people and their pets, a London, Ont., church has
Last year, Christmas visitors to St. George the Martyr Church in Toronto’s downtown core were met by an unusual seasonal adornment: a triptych painted by
The Roman Catholic Mass may soon sound a little more…well, Anglican. With the first Sunday in Advent and the new liturgical year just around the
Read the Anglican Journal’s Special Report on the Military Chaplaincy here In September 1939, 18-year-old Sid Irwin had his bags all packed for divinity school
Chief Wallace Fox of Saskatchewan’s 5,000-member Onion Lake Cree Nation has ressurected the concept of a First Nations provincial party, an idea that emerged in
The staff of life. Jesus’ gift to the poor. The body of Christ. Small wonder that All Saints Church, located on the mean streets of
First proposed at the 2008 Lambeth Conference, the Anglican Alliance is an international initiative for development, relief and advocacy. Uniting partners across the Anglican Communion,
From the Book of Jeremiah to Galations, the biblical metaphor of sowing and reaping has been a recurring fixture of Christian teaching. And so, Toronto’s
The Most Rev. Thabo MakgobaPhoto: Courtesy of Anglican Church of Southern Africa The Most Rev. Thabo Makgoba, Archbishop of Capetown and Metropolitan of the Anglican
Dennis Gruending’s recently released Pulpit and Politics: Competing Religious Ideologies in Canadian Public Life examines the growing competition between progressives and conservatives of faith for
‘Whether travelling on the minibus to another city or playing with children in our neighbourhood, I saw firsthand that true development is not just about
Think back to your own public school days. Your primary-grade teachers were most likely female-maybe even proverbial spinsters-and the principals male. In high school, the
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