Born again
Jeanie Keogh
April 1, 2010
I can just imagine him doing it! At a recent synod in Cuba, Bishop Miguel Tamayo told this story. Having finished the Sunday liturgy, he
I can just imagine him doing it! At a recent synod in Cuba, Bishop Miguel Tamayo told this story. Having finished the Sunday liturgy, he
With great excitement we have followed the cross-country journey of the Olympic torch, the longest domestic trek of the torch in Olympic history. By the
IT’S HARD to believe that 10 years have passed since we ushered in the new millennium. It’s hard to believe that 15 years ago, on
IT WAS A very bright and very hot day in August when we visited The Shepherds’ Field just outside Bethlehem. Our guide, Iyadd, told us
My recent visit to the diocese of Jerusalem took place in the midst of the annual vigil of Prayers for Peace in the Holy Land.
ON OCT. 18, the church remembers St. Luke, physician and evangelist. Prayers of special intention are offered for the sick and their families, as well
RECENTLY, I HAD an opportunity to visit the Church of St. John in Gothenburg, Sweden. Set on a hill overlooking the harbour, there was a
A ONCE AND coming spirit.” That’s how New Testament scholar Raymond Brown describes the Holy Spirit – poured out on the apostles gathered in an
EVERY ONCE IN a while, at a conference or a small group discussion, questions are raised that grab our attention in such a way that
WHEN VISITING older people, my eyes often catch the sight of a palm cross tucked behind a picture of our Lord, family photo or dresser.
LAST FALL, MANY of us participated in the Amazing Grace Project. In over 500 places across Canada and beyond, Anglicans gathered to sing Amazing Grace
From beginning to end, the month of November is about remembering. It begins with the Feast of All Saints. In his book, For All The
THE LAMBETH CONFERENCE 2008 will be remembered for many things – four in particular. First – The incredible leadership of the Archbishop of Canterbury. In
One of my fondest memories of Lambeth, 1998 was the celebration of holy communion. Canterbury Cathedral was the setting for the opening eucharist. Hundreds of
Under a magnificent blue sky in March, Bishop Mark MacDonald and I traveled over ice roads from Muskrat Dam in northern Ontario to Magiss Lake.
On a recent evening I sat amid a packed house at St. Thomas Church in Toronto to hear Lt. General Romeo Dallaire deliver the inaugural
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