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Former Governor General Adrienne Clarkson and Archbishop Michael Peers at the book launch for the Peers memoir, More Than I Can Say. Photo: Simon Chambers

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Portrait of a leader in tumultuous times

Solange DeSantis January 26, 2015

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Is religion to blame for war and violence?

Maylanne Maybee January 19, 2015

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A misfit soars on a dragon’s back: Learning from outsiders in How to Train Your Dragon 2

John Arkelian January 12, 2015

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Creativity in thrall to moral nihilism

John Arkelian January 6, 2015

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Faith across generations

Andrew Stephens-Rennie December 4, 2014

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Jesus through a Muslim lens

Wayne Holst December 4, 2014

The film explores many prominent works of religious art in the Vatican Museum's collection. Photo: Vatican Museum

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Film brings Vatican Museums to the public

André Forget December 1, 2014

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Growing up in Boyhood

John Arkelian November 24, 2014

Visitors to the opening of Called to Serve admire some of the many vintage uniforms on display. Photo: Michael Hudson

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Walking with the soldiers of solace

Diana Swift November 13, 2014

Being kind even to insects can teach children the value of compassion. Photo: Lisa Eastman

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Of apes and man

John Arkelian October 14, 2014

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Journey to Jerusalem Sunday book list

Leigh Anne Williams April 19, 2014

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Secular story, religious themes

Colin R. Johnson April 2, 2014

Valentine Road, which investigates the 2008 killing of openly transgender teenager Lawrence “Larry” King, is one of eight films featured in the Human Rights Watch Festival, at TIFF Bell Lightbox, from Feb. 27 to March 6. Photo: Courtesy of Human Rights Watch

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Provocative films about human rights at TIFF

Anglican Journal Staff February 26, 2014

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Merry Crechemas

Liz Hall December 12, 2013

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A Christmas quacker

Pauline Carrick December 11, 2013

Greystone Books, 2013 ISBN: 978-1553657996 304 pages

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To be or not to be – habit forming, that is

Anna Watts November 8, 2013

Revolution is a film that's "looking for change, and starting with a sense of wonder and beauty doesn't hurt." Photo: Contributed

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A film to cause change

Michael Thompson July 31, 2013

On the Shoulders of Hobbits, The Road to Virtue in Tolkien and Lewis, by Louis Markos, Moody Publishers, 234 pages

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Moral heroes on road to Christian virtue

John Arkelian April 12, 2013

John Coltrane

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Theology in Coltrane’s Jazz

Leigh Anne Williams March 12, 2013

St. George’s Anglican Cathedral in Kingston, Ont. will host part of a conference on heritage properties. Photo:Wikimedia Commons

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Heritage churches on tour at Kingston conference

Anglican Journal Staff May 17, 2012

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