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New congregations can grow within shadow of the old
THE BEGINNING of a new year, of a new century, of a new millennium is a good time to think about new directions and new
THE BEGINNING of a new year, of a new century, of a new millennium is a good time to think about new directions and new
The Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey, chats with Francis Cardinal Arinze, president of the Vatican’s Pontifical Council for Inter-Religious Dialogue. Amman, Jordan The Archbishop of
Nelson Mandela broke a prior engagement to speak to the Parliament of World’s Religions. Mr. Mandela told the audience the work of religious leaders and
This creche from India will appear in the Bethlehem Peace Museum, opening in early January, featuring one of the world’s largest displays of creches. There
Sudan is one of the most war-shattered countries in the world but until recently, few Canadians likely cared or knew much about Africa’s largest country.
I BELONG TO that small group of precise calculators who insist that Jan. 1, 2000, is not the beginning of the third millennium (who ever
Many students at a Haitian university started by a former Canadian Volunteer in Mission can’t pay their tuition past the first year. Rev. Benoit Cherisol,
Prior to Nelson Mandela’s address to the Parliament, Anglican Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane of Cape Town talks to the Chief Rabbi C. K. Harris of the
Jordan’s King Abdullah put to rest any lingering doubts about his ability to lead the country after his father’s death. Amman, Jordan Jerusalem must be
Cape Town The world’s religions must make a greater effort to promote basic human values, the Dalai Lama said during the Parliament of the World’s
Don’t blame lawyers Dear editor, Your article, Collection Plate Cash Won’t Go To Litigation Bills (December Journal) reports some bishops wanted to take steps to
Charles Bull has been reinstated as rector of the parishes of Lockeport-Barrington, effective Dec. 13, 1999. Mr. Bull spent most of 1999 on paid leave,
RELIGION WAS THE motivating factor in everything we did ? without religious institutions and churches, I would not be here today.” For anyone who forgets
The annual Week of Prayer for Christian Unity is fast approaching and Canadian parishes of all denominations have no shortage of resources to help them
The Bible is primarily a story, or collection of stories, and it ought to play a decisive role in shaping the lives of Christians, agreed
Most. Rev. Percy O’Driscoll has announced he plans to retire on Oct. 31 as bishop of the Diocese of Huron and Metropolitan of Ontario. Archbishop
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