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The church’s end-of-life conversations must include the notion that “care is something which is exercised both toward the individual with whom we are dealing, but also in regards to the wider society and the implications of those actions for the well-being of all,” says task force chair, the Rev. Canon Eric Beresford. Photo: Shutterstock

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Church’s response to assisted death ruling expected this spring

André Forget February 10, 2015

The advisory council for the Canadian Companions of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem: (L to R) the Rev. Richard LeSueur, the Rev. Patricia Kirkpatrick, Deborah Neal, General Synod global relations director Andrea Mann, Archbishop Fred Hiltz and the Rev. Robert Assaly Photo: Leigh Anne Williams

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Strengthening ties with the Holy Land

Leigh Anne Williams February 6, 2015

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Newfoundlanders still see church as part of their identity

André Forget February 4, 2015

Migration is part of the cultural memory in Newfoundland, says Rev. Jonathan Rowe, curate at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist.

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Migration a part of life in Newfoundland diocese

André Forget February 3, 2015

A Syrian refugee girl sits with her brother at a makeshift shelter in Bar Elias, a town in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. Photo: Mohamed Azakir/Reuters

International News

Confusion over Syrian refugee sponsorships

Leigh Anne Williams February 3, 2015

(l to r) Shred la Messe founder Nicolas Morin describes his experience with a skate church in Montreal in a panel discussion with the other speakers the Rev. Graham Singh, Bishop Mark MacDonald, and the Revs. Jasmine and Terence Chandra. Photo: Leigh Anne Williams

National News

The Spirit surprises

Leigh Anne Williams February 2, 2015

Darryl Dash of the Liberty Grace church plant in Toronto speaks at the Vital Church Planting conference. Photo: André Forget

National News

Accepting uncertainty, embracing weakness

André Forget January 30, 2015

Thomas Merton icon by William Hart McNichols.

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Thomas Merton: Still relevant after 100 years

Jane Christmas January 30, 2015

American author and blogger Rachel Held Evans and Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby take part in the Trinity Institute’s conference on economic inequality. Photo: Leah Reddy

International News

Inequality as injustice

Leigh Anne Williams January 28, 2015

Arts and Culture

Disconnect to reconnect

Michael Lapointe January 27, 2015

Christians are called to speak out against wrongs and injustice on all sides, always being concerned “with the least of these,” as Jesus said in Matthew 25, says Cornel West, author of The Rich and the Rest of Us. Photo: Leah Reddy

International News

Welby’s and West’s recipes for justice

Leigh Anne Williams January 26, 2015

Marchers hold panels depicting the eyes of Charlie Hebdo editor Stephane Charbonnier, who was among the 17 killed by gunmen who opened fire at the satirical newspaper’s headquarters in Paris on Jan. 7. Photo: Charles Platiau/Reuters

International News

Freedom of expression vs. religious sensibilities: What’s the balance?

Diana Swift January 26, 2015

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

Arts and Culture

Portrait of a leader in tumultuous times

Solange DeSantis January 26, 2015

National News

Words of hope and courage

Mark MacDonald January 23, 2015

Jeff Halper, co-founder and director of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions, says his group has helped rebuild 187 Palestinian homes that were destroyed by Israel. He describes the work as political resistance not humanitarian aid. Photo: Leigh Anne Williams

International News

Two-state solution is over, says Israeli activist

Leigh Anne Williams January 23, 2015

Christine Lynch, a student from Harbour Grace in her second year of the master of divinity program at Queen’s College, says studying in an ecumenical context has widened her perspective. Photo: André Forget

National News

Ecumenism alive and well in Newfoundland

André Forget January 21, 2015

National News

Devotions for Christian unity

William Portman January 20, 2015

The Rev. Betty Harbin and diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador bishop Geoff Peddle. Photo: André Forget

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After 22 years, priest returns to Newfoundland parish

André Forget January 20, 2015

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Newfoundland church welcomes Hiltz for 200th anniversary

André Forget January 19, 2015

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The unfinished story

Rhonda Waters January 19, 2015

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