Michael Peers

‘What’s the holdup?’ IN SUNNY APRIL it’s hard to remember that my city had a couple of weeks in January that brought the place to

I RECENTLY ACCEPTED an invitation to appear on a daytime interview on a new local TV station of Christian fundamentalist orientation. The invitation said I

I SOMETIMES FIND driving in Britain stressful. This summer I dealt with not only the usual Yorkshire sheep, but once with a horse, galloping riderless,

‘I’m a trapped Anglican.’ THESE ARE WORDS which a friend recently used in describing to me his situation at the moment. We live in different

THE MOMENT IN the eucharist that has come to be called “passing the peace” is one of the indicators that I observe closely when I

RECENTLY THE NEW YORK TIMES did a front-page study of U.S. airlines, comparing life at the front of the plane with life at the back,

IN JERUSALEM A YEAR AGO I was going up a set of stairs made of rough stone when I turned my ankle and fell. The

WHEN DOES SPRING really, finally arrive in a Canadian city? When they tear up the streets. Last year, this ritual took over the street where

IT WAS A NEW YORK-MIAMI flight, and it was turning out badly. Snow at La Guardia airport forced passengers to switch to JFK, where the