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Epiphanies

On religion and politics

Matthew Townsend June 11, 2020

Lyds Keesmaat-Walsh (right) prepares the Eucharist with the Rev. Molly Finlay during the Pride service at Church on Tap, a monthly event at Christ Church Deer Park in Toronto. Photo: Michael Hudson

Epiphanies

One of the lucky ones

Lyds Keesmaat-Walsh June 11, 2020

The Life of Jesus by William Brassey Hole Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Epiphanies

‘We are always summoned to become different’

Tali Folkins June 11, 2020

The Rev. Irwin Sikha, incumbent at St. Margaret’s Tamil Anglican Church in Toronto Photo: Esther Sikha

Epiphanies

‘Difference is God’s gift to us’: Anglicans, ethnicity and culture

Matthew Puddister June 11, 2020

Epiphanies

‘God’s total identification with the incarcerated’

Matthew Puddister June 11, 2020

Epiphanies

Black Anglicans of Canada aims to give life to church’s racial charter

Tali Folkins June 11, 2020

Drummers lead a rally against construction of the Coastal GasLink pipeline on Wet’suwet’en traditional territory. Photo: Unist’ot’en camp via Facebook

Epiphanies

Taking sides

Matthew Puddister June 11, 2020

Epiphanies

Technocratic society and the world to come

Mark MacDonald June 11, 2020

Epiphanies

The dignity of difference

Archbishop Linda Nicholls June 11, 2020

Epiphanies

The visions of Juan Diego

Matthew Townsend June 11, 2020

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