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Making room

Fred Hiltz December 3, 2015

Mental illness is now the domain of science. Is there still a role for faith? Image: Mouki K. Butt/moukikbutt.com

National News

Solace for the soul

Tali Folkins December 3, 2015

Colin clutches a bright yellow quilt, handmade for him by a Riverview parishioner. With him are (L to R) the Rev. Barbara Haire, his parents Paul and Kimberly, his brother Isaac and Archdeacon Brent Ham. Photos: Contributed

National News

The joy of helping Colin

Gisele McKnight December 2, 2015

The first women priests ordained in the diocese of Uruguay (L to R): The Rev. Susana Lopez Lerena, the Rev. Cynthia Myers Dickin and the Rev. Audrey Taylor Gonzalez. Photo: Contributed

International News

First female priests ordained in Uruguay

Tali Folkins December 1, 2015

National News

The God who sees me

Mark MacDonald November 30, 2015

Bishop-elect Bruce Myers, shown here at the 2013 Joint Assembly in Ottawa, is expected to assume his new role in the spring. Photo: Art Babych

International News

Myers elected co-adjutor bishop of Quebec

Tali Folkins November 27, 2015

Are priests today so busy they can't find the time to pray? Image: Shutterstock.

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Changing times mean new stresses for clergy

Tali Folkins November 27, 2015

The Advent wreath traditionally holds four candles?onefor each Sunday of Advent?with purple symbolizing penance, and pink, joy.Photo: Rossario/Shutterstock

International News

Advent a growing tradition

Tali Folkins November 27, 2015

The Rev. David Norton is alleged to have abused three boys during his time as priest at St. Andrew's Anglican Church at Chippewas of the Thames First Nation. Photo: Diocese of Huron

National News

Retired Anglican priest charged with sexual assault

André Forget November 25, 2015

The Rev. Ephraim Radner, Archdeacon Alan T. Perry and Professor Michelle Rebidoux weigh in on the Commission on the Marriage Canon's report. Photos: Contributed

National News

Marriage canon report gets mixed reviews from theologians

André Forget November 25, 2015

National News

Now is the time for honest engagement

ajadmin November 25, 2015

Michael Keaton, Liev Schreiber, Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams, John Slattery and Brian d'Arcy James star in Spotlight, which is based on The Boston Globe's 2002 Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of sexual abuse in the Catholic church.

Arts and Culture

‘Outward be fair, however foul within’

John Arkelian November 24, 2015

National News

Christmas: The most porous time of the year

Rhonda Waters November 24, 2015

The Franziskus Chapel, on the slopes of Mount Tod, serves Christians who come from all over the world to ski in British Columbia's Central Interior. Photo: Dwight Oatway

National News

Church on the slopes

André Forget November 23, 2015

Members of Council of General Synod (CoGS) listen to a presentation at the council's fall meeting Nov. 13-15. Photo: André Forget

National News

$24M church fund to hold more foreign stocks, fewer bonds

Tali Folkins November 20, 2015

Bruce Cook, lay representative for ELCIC National Church Council's eastern region, talks about fossil fuel divestment before a joint ACC-ELCIC session at CoGS November 18. Photo: Tali Folkins

National News

CoGS, NCC discuss fossil fuel divestment

Tali Folkins November 20, 2015

Bishop Barbara Andrews leads the recession following a eucharist service at Valemount Anglican United Church during the spring 2015 assembly of the Anglican Parishes of the Central Interior. Photo: André Forget

National News

APCI’s new identity a matter of reconciliation

André Forget November 19, 2015

Adele Finney, who has served as executive director of The Primate's World Relief and Development Fund since 2010, will be retiring in May. Photo: Jesse Dymond

National News

PWRDF director to retire in May

Tali Folkins November 19, 2015

Canon Robert Kereopa thinks it is "necessary" for Indigenous Anglicans to achieve self-determination in Canada. Photo: André Forget

International News

We’re a united church of difference’

André Forget November 19, 2015

The fine stems from an incident last February, when a contractor was brought in to work in the basement of one of Sorrento Centre's older buildings. Photo: Robert Paul Van Beets/Shutterstock

National News

B.C. retreat centre issued $14k fine for asbestos

Tali Folkins November 18, 2015

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