Airmen live on, in story and legend
Anglican Journal
November 1, 1999
‘perished as though they had never been’ IN THE ENGLISH VILLAGE of Lane End, 30 miles from London, I recently dedicated the village’s new granite
‘perished as though they had never been’ IN THE ENGLISH VILLAGE of Lane End, 30 miles from London, I recently dedicated the village’s new granite
IN BASEBALL, they talk about five-tool players ? players who can run with speed, field their position flawlessly, throw the ball with strength and accuracy,
Some of the frustrations from the 1998 Lambeth Conference of the world’s Anglican bishops spilled over to a meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council in
O’Driscoll SIX YEARS AGO Archbishop Percy O’Driscoll of the Diocese of Huron hit the headlines in the secular and church press when he warned that
SOFTLY AND hesitatingly, Jonathon searched for words with which to recount his life story. As chaplain at one of the prisons in the Correctional Service
St. Joseph’s Oratory in Montreal is no longer allowing panhandlers to use its vast church grounds to hit up pilgrims for spare change, the Globe
Members of ARCIC , staff and local ecumenical guests attended dinner at the York Club in Toronto at the invitation of the Anglican and Roman
Toronto Six Canadian indigenous Anglicans were to leave for Lihue, Hawaii in early September to join counterparts from New Zealand, Australia and the United States
‘Who am I?’ A GREAT TEACHER of the history of religion once identified the question “Who am I?” as the first and most fundamental religious
Can ordained sex offenders be treated successfully enough so they can be trusted back in the church community? That depends on the kind of offender,
RECENTLY THE POPE, on a rare visit to the 20th century, announced that hell is not a place. I am not sure that he would
Saunders IT IS ABOUT three years since I stumbled into cyberspace for the first time at an Internet café. I recall logging on and nudging
Tegucigalpa Guatemalan church leaders have called on their country’s politicians not to use religion as a tactic to win votes in the Nov. 7 elections.
`It was a bit upsetting to hear that the No. 1 issue in the diocese was lack of trust … We had to get away
A noted theologian and lecturer who pleaded guilty to two sexual abuse charges involving a young boy should not be “tarred in a sexual context”
100 years ago: October 1899 Canadian Churchman reported that the aim and object of every religious paper should be to place before its readers the
Denver Following close on the heels of their Canadian counterparts, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has given its backing to a plan to establish
Things Seen and Unseen is the chronicle of one woman’s experience during a year in her parish church. The book is built on the framework
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