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(L-R) Coadjutor Bishop Bruce Myers, Cardinal Gérald Lacroix and Bishop Dennis Drainville recess out of the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Quebec City following the dedication of a bishop’s chair for Lacroix earlier this year. Photo: Yvan Bélanger

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We need each other’: In Quebec, ecumenism a matter of survival

André Forget December 16, 2016

Nearly three times as many people as expected attended an event marking the end of 18 months of renovation work at Christ Church Cathedral, Vancouver-including the addition of a new stained-glass bell spire. Photo: Randy Murray

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In Vancouver, 850 attend event for newly renovated cathedral

Tali Folkins December 16, 2016

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Quebec bishop goes on medical leave

André Forget December 15, 2016

A soon-to-be-published study of churches in southern Ontario suggests that theologically conservative churches are more likely to grow. Photo: Stester/Shutterstock

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Theologically conservative churches more likely to grow, study finds

Tali Folkins December 14, 2016

As the battle for Aleppo intensifies, Toronto activists stage a rally Dec. 14 calling for the protection of civilians. The UN human rights office says it has received reports of civilians being killed, “either by intense bombardment or summary execution by pro-government forces.” Photo: M. Sison

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Where’s the world’s outrage for Syria?

ajadmin December 14, 2016

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The second coming of Christ

Mark MacDonald December 13, 2016

Nancy Truscott, parish nurse at St. Paul’s Bloor Street, Toronto Photo: Tali Folkins

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Parish nurses bring prayer back to health care

Tali Folkins December 13, 2016

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Worship or entertainment?

Wayne Holst December 9, 2016

The five-mile Mackinac Bridge crosses the Straits of Mackinac, connecting Upper and Lower Michigan. Photo: Ann Wilson/Facebook

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Episcopalians, activists raise concerns about Michigan pipeline

David Paulsen December 8, 2016

The Lampedusa Cross, carved by Italian carpenter Francesco Tuccio in memory of drowned migrants. Photo: Fred Hiltz

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The Lampedusa Cross

Fred Hiltz December 8, 2016

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Welsh Christians walk from Bethlehem to Egypt for refugees

Gavin Drake/ACNS December 8, 2016

"I was feeling the world is hostile. You cannot imagine such a situation, says Emmanuel Gatera. He says the starting point in his healing process was what he calls his conversion to Christianity, at age 15. Photo: Contributed

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Traumatized as a child, Rwandan Anglican works to heal genocide-scarred youth

Tali Folkins December 6, 2016

The author at Iona Abbey. Photo: Contributed

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A Celtic pilgrimage

Canon Lorne Mitchell December 5, 2016

Forty female priests gather at St. James Anglican Church in Stratford, Ont., for the 40th anniversary of the ordination of women in the Anglican Church of Canada. Photo: Jesse Dymond/The General Synod

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40 years after the first ordination of women, achievements and challenges

Tali Folkins December 2, 2016

There's something special about Advent concerts, which draw Christians and non-Christians alike. Music "draws people to a church in a way nothing else can," says Sandra Bender, choirmaster, Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, diocese of Quebec. Illustration: Alida Massari

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Christmas in spirit, Advent in tone for church choir concerts

Desmond Devoy December 1, 2016

Michael Hawkins, Bishop of Saskatchewan and chair of the Council of the North, says members of the council want to see how their dioceses can contribute to suicide prevention. Photo: Art Babych

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Council of the North, Indigenous Ministries mull partnership on suicide prevention

Tali Folkins November 30, 2016

Fredericton Bishop David Edwards, MLA and cabinet minister Ed Doherty, Safe Harbour board treasurer Kit Hickey, and CEO of Partners for Youth John Sharpe after the government announcement of new funding for Safe Harbour House. Photo: Gisele McKnight

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Safe Harbour to reopen March 1

Gisele McKnight November 29, 2016

Ana Matalika’s story will feature in week four, when Manna’s Stories of Love Coming are inspired by Mary, the Mother of Jesus. Photo: Manna

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Advent focus on Christians of Mozambique and Angola

Gavin Drake/ACNS November 29, 2016

Members of the Mothers' Union deliver their petition to 10 Downing Street. Photo: Rachael Arding/Mothers' Union

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Mothers’ Union march on Downing Street for victims of domestic violence

Gavin Drake/ACNS November 29, 2016

Representatives from Missions to Seafarers stations across Canada gather at their annual conference in Toronto November 15-17. Photo: Tali Folkins

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Mission to Seafarers confronts human cost of shipping

Tali Folkins November 28, 2016

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