Anglican Journal

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Beardy backs Mi’kmaq fishers

Bishop Gordon Beardy of Keewatin visited Burnt Church, N.B., in late September to lend his support to Mi’kmaq who were engaged in a bitter dispute

Churches condemn Israeli violence

Michael Sellors, Anglican Dean of St. George’s Cathedral in Jerusalem Jerusalem Church leaders in the Holy Land have condemned “provocative actions” by Israeli politicians and

The ethos that lies behind the ethics

AS I LOOK over my columns for the Journal I realize that I have fallen into a pattern that I have often criticized. Almost every

Ottawa’s view of ADR dampens enthusiasm

The Anglican Church continues to work at getting two alternative dispute resolution projects off the ground. But Ellie Johnson, director of Partnerships, admits that she

Missed largesse

It’s a gift for the first 50 customers today,” said the person at the drug store checkout to me after I had made a purchase

Distance learning in vogue

THE PROFILE OF the ‘average’ theological student has changed dramatically in recent years. Colleges and universities report an influx of older students, many beginning a

Older and wiser

100 years ago: October 1900 Canadian Churchman asked the question: Is there an age limit to ecclesiastical preferment to usefulness in the Church of England?

Healing takes time

WHEN I WAS a boy, I was extremely impatient with the little afflictions of summer. With my pale complexion, I suffered from sunburn, but I

Tiger Woods wins, so does church

Tiger Woods’ recent triumphant appearance at the Canadian Open golf tournament in Oakville, Ont., provided an unexpected bonus for the Church of the Incarnation, right

New report asserts common cup is safe

Anglicans who choose to dip their bread into the common cup during the eucharist may believe they avoid sharing whatever bacteria fellow parishioners who sipped

Secretaries meet

General secretaries – the chief operating officers – from 31 of the 38 provinces in the Anglican Communion met in Toronto last August. A full

Missionary bishops’ given go ahead

Two U.S. priests say they have been authorized to form an Anglican Mission in America under the auspices of the provinces of Rwanda and South

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