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Torontonians observe a moment of silence for victims of the January 29 Quebec City mosque shooting. Six people were killed and 19 others wounded in the attack, which occurred during evening prayers. Photo: Chris Helgren/Reuters

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Christian leaders express solidarity with Muslims following Quebec attack

André Forget January 30, 2017

Arts and Culture

Douglas Cowling remembered as passionate ‘connector’ through liturgy, music

Tali Folkins January 27, 2017

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Country music draws worshippers to St. Augustine, Danville

André Forget January 27, 2017

International News

Holocaust Memorial Day: Welby warns against ‘collusion with evil’

Gavin Drake/ACNS January 27, 2017

Fredericton’s Christ Church Cathedral, a National Historic Site of Canada, may soon need millions of dollars’ worth of repairs, according to Fredericton Bishop David Edwards. Photo: Gisele McKnight

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Multi-million-dollar sale, development mulled for Fredericton church buildings

Tali Folkins January 26, 2017

Minnesota Episcopalians made their presence known at one of approximately 600 "Sister Marches" Jan. 21 outside the state capitol in St. Paul. Photo: LeeAnne Watkins

International News

Women’s Marches: ‘Episcopal Church is Here’ and ‘Cares About This’

Pat McCaughan, Episcopal News Service January 25, 2017

Archbishop Percy Coffin, metropolitan of the province of Canada and bishop of the diocese of Western Newfoundland, will retire some time after the election of his successor on June 3. Photo: Robert Young Photography

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Archbishop Percy Coffin announces retirement

Tali Folkins January 25, 2017

Jane Alexander,bishop of the diocese of Edmonton and co-chair of EndPovertyEdmonton, says thechurch’s involvement in the initiative means a chance for it to show it’sserious about its commitment to the poor. Photo: Diocese of Edmonton

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In Edmonton, Anglicans help city mobilize against poverty

Tali Folkins January 24, 2017

Archdeacon Michael Thompson, general secretary of the Anglican Church of Canada, says that the trauma former priest Ralph Rowe was responsible for still echoes in Indigenous communities. File photo: Art Babych

National News

Anglican Church vows to help address youth suicide crisis in Wapekeka First Nation; says it helped create ‘legacy of brokenness’

André Forget January 23, 2017

The sign outside Good Shepherd Episcopal Church in Hilltown, Pennsylvania, invites people to stop in for prayer on Inauguration Day. Photo: Good Shepherd Episcopal Church via Facebook

International News

Episcopalians approach Donald Trump’s inauguration with prayer

Episcopal News Service January 20, 2017

Members of the diocese of Ottawa's Women's Conference and Pilgrimage to Jerusalem gather on top of the Mount of Olives, overlooking the Dome of the Rock and the Old City of Jerusalem. Photo: Susan Lomas

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Diocese of Ottawa women experience ‘life-changing’ trip to Israel and Palestine

Tali Folkins January 20, 2017

Austin Cooke, who has walked the Camino de Santiago nine times, is a self-described “Caminoholic.” Photo: Contributed

International News

Pack light, and be open to the road: Lessons from a medieval pilgrimage route

Tali Folkins January 19, 2017

Photo: JP Wallet/Shutterstock

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You take them in

Jeffrey Metcalfe January 18, 2017

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau chats with members of St. Margaret’s coffee club in Fredericton Jan.17, as part of his nationwide town hall tour. Photo: Gisele McKnight

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PM drops in on St. Margaret’s coffee club in Fredericton

Gisele McKnight January 18, 2017

National News

New ministry model takes shape in Quebec’s Eastern Townships

André Forget January 17, 2017

Donald Trump, elected Nov. 8 after a highly-divisive campaign, will be inaugurated as president of the United States Jan. 20. Photo: Andrew Cline/Shutterstock

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As Inauguration Day approaches, Hiltz asks for prayers for U.S.

Tali Folkins January 13, 2017

National News

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2017 to focus on reconciliation

Tali Folkins January 13, 2017

Esther Wesley, healing fund co-ordinator, says continuing to support the fund’s work is necessary if the church is serious about reconciliation. Photo: André Forget

National News

Healing Fund’s work to continue past 2017

André Forget January 12, 2017

National News

The thing to lose sleep over is whether the church is being faithful’

André Forget January 11, 2017

Arts and Culture

Testament to a life thoughtfully lived

Ben Graves January 9, 2017

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