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Campus ministry helps students find connection and purpose

Matthew Puddister April 14, 2026

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Companions of Jerusalem raise $125,000 to train pediatric rehabilitation doctor

Matthew Puddister April 9, 2026

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Beauty heralds the new season

Archbishop Chris Harper April 7, 2026

The Aedicule, a chapel in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, holds the remnant of Jesus’ tomb. Photo: Shane Parker

Opinion

The hope we need can never be destroyed

Archbishop Shane Parker March 30, 2026

Volunteers Marion Berube (left) and JoAnne Jenkins work in the kitchen at St. Matthew’s Cathedral, Timmins, a parish that provides food service and outreach to neighbours in need. Photo: George Cribbs

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Northern Ontario Anglicans ‘just keep giving’ as homelessness crisis looms

Sean Frankling March 26, 2026

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‘Something holy is happening here’: Episcopalians mobilize against ICE raids in the United States

Matthew Puddister March 19, 2026

Families play a game at a summer camp run by Karis Disability Services, the charity partnering with the diocese of Niagara to consult on their disability theology study process. Canon David Anderson, chair of the diocese's learning group, describes their camps as a source of many lessons about how to build communities of belonging. Photo: Victoria Gravesande

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Diocese of Niagara begins disability theology work

Sean Frankling March 16, 2026

Bishop-elect Kathryn Otley (centre left) poses with Archbishop Anne Germond, metropolitan of the ecclesiastical province of Ontario (left) and fellow candidates in the episcopal election, Archdeacon Brian Kauk (centre right) and Archdeacon Monique Stone (right). Photo: Archdeacon Chris Dunn

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Archdeacon Kathryn Otley elected bishop of Ottawa

Sean Frankling March 9, 2026

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Jonas Allooloo, key translator of first Inuktitut Bible, dead at 79

Matthew Puddister March 2, 2026

A ray of light appeared in this photograph taken by the author, who says that signs like these are simply moments of grace. Photo: Shane Parker

Opinion

Pray with deep trust, then listen to the spirit

Archbishop Shane Parker February 26, 2026

In scripture, the wilderness is a place of silence, a hollow or valley wherein the sound of the world is hushed, where one might fi nd a place of refuge and comfort, a place where truth and peace abound, emanating from our Creator God, writes the author. Photo: Darya Ponomaryova

Opinion

Find God’s truth and peace in silence

Archbishop Chris Harper February 25, 2026

The Rev. Cynthia Bourgeault (right) with the Rev. Richard Rohr OFM at a retreat at The Contemplative Centre on Salt Spring Island in 2001. Photo: Mary-Clare Carder

Opinion

Drinking from our own well: How a Salt Spring Island experiment recovered Christian contemplation

Nicholas Fournie February 23, 2026

Idlout’s smile conveyed warmth, welcome and a sense of humility that made anyone feel like family, says former Bishop of the diocese of the Arctic David Parsons. Photo: General Synod Archives

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Paul Idlout: Hunter, bishop, brother

Sean Frankling February 19, 2026

With the Cathedral's tax bill paid off, Pryor says work is in progress to more efficiently heat and insure its one-of-a-kind, high-ceilinged structure--and ways to deepen its relationships with parishioners. Photo and 3D tour: Majid Khodabnandehloo/Red Maple Film Studio

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Arctic cathedral’s tax bill paid, exemption restored

Sean Frankling February 17, 2026

Beng Wee, treasurer of General Synod, met with the Anglican Journal at a pub near the national church’s office, Church House, in Toronto. Photo: Sean Frankling

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General Synod’s new treasurer places accountability to God at core of role

Sean Frankling February 11, 2026

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Western Arctic church replanting project seeks to rebuild congregations, strengthen local leaders

Matthew Puddister February 10, 2026

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Opinion

February 2026 letter to the editor

Letters to the Editor February 4, 2026

International News

Primate speaks out on plight of Palestinian Christians after Holy Land visit

Matthew Puddister February 3, 2026

Transformation Task Force co-chair Canon (lay) Andrew Stephens-Rennie, flanked on the left by fellow co-chair Canon (lay) Janet Marshall, says the groups affected by the church’s transformation must be consulted as decisions are made. Photo: Matthew Puddister

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National church could support diocesan networks, primate says

Sean Frankling February 2, 2026

Opinion

Monasteries offer ‘warmth of peace’ to a frozen age

Greg Kennedy January 30, 2026

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