Bullets over Broadway
Diana Swift
March 1, 2011
On a chilly day in January, 2001, the Rev. Dr. Brent Hawkes became perhaps the most publicized clergyman in the world. On that day, Jan.
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On a chilly day in January, 2001, the Rev. Dr. Brent Hawkes became perhaps the most publicized clergyman in the world. On that day, Jan.
Speakers addressing a recent Toronto forum made an impassioned plea for a paradigm change to save a planet in crisis. “The obstacle is the lack
From Nov 10-12, Toronto’s Cathedral Church of St. James will host the biennial convention of U.S. Friends of the Creche organization. Entitled “A Northern Nativity,”
After nine years as a separate entity, the Anglican Journal may soon operate again under the aegis of General Synod. At a recent Toronto meeting
Last month, the national Canadian ARC Bishops’ Dialogue celebrated 40 years of bringing Anglican and Roman Catholics closer together. “The Canadian Anglican-Roman Catholic dialogue is
June 325 First Council of Nicaea Emperor Constantine invites 1,800 Christian bishops to meet in Nicaea in present-day Turkey. The council is the first attempt
Today, the urgent issue of climate change is uppermost in the Anglican conscience-and soon it may be front and centre in lay prayers and intercessions.
A once thriving coastal community on the Chukchi Sea is moved inland two miles because of flooding. A beloved grandmother drowns while crossing thin ice
In this secular and multi-faith society, Christmas past and present still resonates deeply with Canadians. My proudest hour as a child was playing Magus Melchior
For some, music is the most hallowed of all the human arts-the most spiritual and the most akin to the invisible yet somehow palpable presence
Selma Doucet may be turning 75, but she’s showing no sign of slowing the whirlwind pace of church activity that takes her all over her
Wellington (“Call me Duke”) Murray, 74, spent most of his working life as a troubleshooter for the vast New Brunswick Power Corporation. These days, the
Church and secular archivists across Canada fear that funding cuts to Library and Archives Canada (LAC) will severely restrict their ability to acquire, preserve and
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