Roots of church brought to life in diary
Anglican Journal
September 1, 2000
THIS BOOK is a pleasant surprise. I didn’t think we Canadian Anglicans could merit such attention in this age when it is popular to attack
THIS BOOK is a pleasant surprise. I didn’t think we Canadian Anglicans could merit such attention in this age when it is popular to attack
MY FIRST EVER visit to the Czech Republic was an experience in contrasts. Some time was spent in Prague as a guest of various Czech
The Crown has dropped a charge of obstructing a peace officer against freelance journalist Sue Careless. Ms. Careless was arrested outside the Scott Abortion Clinic
100 years ago: September 1900 Canadian Churchman reported that a merely sentimental religion may be quite as dangerous as a mere intellectual religion. We are
IT’S CALLED claymation or model animation: a technique of working with clay or plasticine models and filming them frame by frame, creating an illusion of
THESE THREE books each describe world religions and an approach to interfaith dialogue. The first two are more scholarly, while the third is a collection
IT MAY WELL be that Johnny Cash will soon be going to meet his Lord. If that is the case, he wants his career legacy
EVERY South African has a story to tell about the apartheid years. It is the story of what we did, what was done to us,
Readers in most dioceses will find the Anglican Journal’s fall appeal package in this newspaper. (In Toronto, the diocesan newspaper, the Anglican, is running its
Philip Wadham helped arrange for Prof. John Hurd to ship his books to Codrington College. Having begun collecting books on religious topics during his seminary
Rev. Mark Curtis is Canada’s singing priest. HE is known as Canada’s singing priest and Rev. Mark J. Curtis has spent the past 20 years
Prosecutors in Nova Scotia on April 26 dropped sexual assault charges against Rev. Michael Boyd, rector of St. Andrew’s Church, Hantsport. A spokesman for the
He’s broadcast three radio stations over the Internet from his Vancouver home; now CBC Radio has given technology futurist Tod Maffin – founder of Anglicans
HAVE you seen the one about the priest and the rabbi? It sounds like the beginning of a bad joke, and in a way, it
Fredericton Facing bankruptcy perhaps as early as next year and with no commitment from Ottawa to prevent that, General Synod has begun to explore the
Fredericton Four of five Canadians polled say they do not want churches forced into bankruptcy in order to settle residential school lawsuits. But more respondents
IT’S NOW ABSOLUTELY CLEAR that the church’s national corporate structure, the General Synod, is going to radically change over the next year or two. The
The Canadian Council of Churches has chosen Andre Vallee, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Hearst, in northern Ontario as its new president. The council’s 46-member
From the top, Rev. Mervyn Wolfleg, Gladys Cook and Grace Delaney found their traditional ways of holding meetings quite different from the Council of General
The Children of Shingwauk Alumni Association is inviting all former students and staff of residential schools to a reunion at the site of the former