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Bishop Bill Cliff discusses clergy training in the diocese of Brandon with the diocese of Toronto's Mary Conliffe at a recent gathering on theological education for priestly ministry. Photo: André Forget

National News

Discernment for priests needs to be ‘tweaked,’ says bishop

André Forget March 15, 2017

Anglican, episcopal and Mothers' Union delegates at the 61st session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UN CSW61). Photo: ACNS

National News

Anglicans’ hopes high as UN conference on economic empowerment of women opens

Anglican Communion News Service March 15, 2017

Photo: Church of Ireland

International News

Cathedral bells to ring out in solidarity with refugees

Anglican Communion News Service March 14, 2017

Diocese of New Westminster Bishop Melissa Skelton reads two poems about love and kindness during a multi-faith gathering at Or Shalom Synagogue. Photo: Neale Adams

National News

Faith groups stand together against politics of hate and fear

Neale Adams March 13, 2017

Climate change induces permafrost melting, endangering the foundation of St. Mary with St. Mark Anglican Church in Mayo, Yukon, according to parishioners taking part in a Lenten project focusing on climate justice. Photo: St. Mary with St. Mark Anglican Church

National News

Anglican parishes pledge to ‘give it up for the Earth’ this Lent

André Forget March 9, 2017

National News

Face-to-face with the Triune God

John Arkelian March 8, 2017

The Anglican primates of Oceania pose with staff during their meeting in Tweed Heads, New South Wales. Photo: Archbishop Philip Freier

International News

Anglican primates of Oceania speak out on climate change

Anglican Communion News Service March 7, 2017

"Our Creator put us here on earth. He gave us different languages to use," says John Mosquito of the Nekaneet First Nation. Image: Goldenarts/Shutterstock

National News

So-kaa-de-se-win* (The power of language)

ajadmin March 7, 2017

National News

The liberating power of the Good News

Mark MacDonald March 6, 2017

Roman Catholic “Mother House” to be converted to affordable housing for women. Photo: Art Babych

National News

Ottawa ministry to provide affordable housing for women

Art Babych March 6, 2017

The Rev. Laura Marie Piotrowicz says she’s planning to draw attention to the plight of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada-among other issues-when she attends this year’s United Nations Commission on the Status of Women this March. Photo: Contributed

National News

St. Catharines priest to attend UN Status of Women meeting

Tali Folkins March 3, 2017

National News

Anglicans offer refuge to asylum-seekers

André Forget March 2, 2017

A Syrian refugee carries his daughter as they prepare to leave a makeshift camp at Idomeni, near Greece’s border with Macedonia, after it was demolished by local police in May 2016. Photo: Giannis Papanikos/Shutterstock

National News

North American Anglican, Lutheran leaders call for ‘fair and generous’ refugee policies

Tali Folkins March 1, 2017

National News

Christians around the world mark beginning of Lent

André Forget March 1, 2017

National News

Honest Lent

Rhonda Waters February 28, 2017

The Rev. Shawn Sanford Beck, education and training co-ordinator for the diocese of Saskatoon, says seminary-trained priests have a role to play in teaching locally-trained clergy. Photo: André Forget

National News

Conference explores alternatives to seminary education

André Forget February 27, 2017

The memorial window in St. Bartholomew's Anglican Church, Ottawa, the only work to be found in Canada by Irish stained glass artist Wilhelmina Geddes, is widely regarded as her masterpiece. Photo: Wilhelmina Geddes: Life and Work, Four Courts Dublin Press

Arts and Culture

The little-known ‘greatest stained glass artist of our time’

Patricia Robertson February 27, 2017

Sarah Nyawar and her two-year-old child Nyamule Thuokhok, who is suffering from anemia and severe malnutrition, at the malnutrition ward of the clinic run by the International Medical Corps in the U.N. Protection of Civilians site in Juba, South Sudan. Photo: © UNICEF/UN053460/Gonzalez Farran

International News

PWRDF launches appeal for famine relief in South Sudan

Tali Folkins February 24, 2017

St. Saviour's church, in Acre, northern Israel, will be a beacon of hope and faith, says Episcopal diocese of Jerusalem Archbishop Suheil Dawani in his sermon. Photo: Diocese of Jerusalem

International News

Jerusalem archbishop rededicates Israeli church closed for nearly 80 years

Anglican Communion News Service February 24, 2017

National News

How do we act like a church?

Mark MacDonald February 24, 2017

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