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Bishop Logan McMenamie trains for the sacred journey with the help of his dog, Moraig, and project manager Wayne Stewart. Photo: Diocese of British Columbia

National News

B.C. bishop to ‘re-enter the land’ on 465-km walk

André Forget March 4, 2016

Bishops have a responsibility to something more than their personal conscience, says Archbishop Fred Hiltz. "We are all charged, notwithstanding our own personal view on anything...we all make a vow to guard the faith and unity of the church." Photo: André Forget

National News

Bishops split three ways over same-sex issue: Hiltz

Tali Folkins March 3, 2016

Canon (lay) David Jones discusses the report of the Commission on the Marriage Canon at a special meeting of Council of General Synod in September 2015. Photo: André Forget

National News

CoGS ‘required’ to send marriage canon motion to General Synod, says chancellor

André Forget March 2, 2016

Staff at the office of General Synod take part in the Blanket Exercise, a teaching tool in Indigenous Canadian history, at the Chapel of the Holy Apostles February 17. Photo: Tali Folkins

National News

Church House staff try learning tool in Indigenous history

Tali Folkins February 24, 2016

"I have been - and remain - very grateful to you for your prayers and to God for his steadfast love," Queen Elizabeth writes in the foreword to a book published this April to help celebrate her 90th birthday. Photo: CPO

International News

Queen Elizabeth speaks about God’s faithfulness

Anglican Communion News Service February 23, 2016

National News

The four kinds of leader we need

John Bowen February 22, 2016

Illustration: Solar22/Shutterstock

National News

Endings take time

Rhonda Waters February 19, 2016

(L to R): Honorary Lt. Col. Clyde Healey, Honorary Padre Dean James McShane, Lt. Col. Lance Knox and diocese of Algoma Bishop Stephen Andrews. Photo: Contributed

National News

St. Luke’s dean named honorary chaplain

André Forget February 17, 2016

Edmonton police provided photos of the Rev. Gordon Dominey, in the1980s (left), and in 2016 (right).

National News

North Vancouver priest faces sexual assault charges

Tali Folkins February 9, 2016

The Rev. Moses Kakekaspan, who survived a night in a brutal winter storm this week, relaxes with his wife, Thelma, and their great-grandson. Photo: Cecilia Chapman

National News

Northern priest survives winter storm

Tali Folkins January 29, 2016

Pope Francis at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Photo: Gavin Drake

International News

Pope Francis apologizes for treatment of non-Catholic Christians

Anglican Communion News Service January 27, 2016

Augusto Léon and his family found refuge in Ottawa with the help of the Mennonite Church in Colombia and Canada.Photo: Art Babych

National News

Week of Prayer highlights partnerships for refugees

Art Babych January 26, 2016

The kitchen at Safe Harbour, a few days before opening last March. Photo: Gisele McKnight

National News

Safe Harbour to close next week

Gisele McKnight January 19, 2016

Sharon Johnston, Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau and former prime minister Joe Clark at a panel discussion on art and reconciliation. Photo: Art Babych

National News

National Arts Centre examines reconciliation

Art Babych January 18, 2016

In 2015, it has been a little child who has "moved the heart of the world, the heart of the church, the heart of each and every one of us in some way or another," notes Archbishop Fred Hiltz in his annual New Year's Day address at Christ Church Cathedral, Ottawa. Photo: Art Babych

International News

Children deserve ‘our very best efforts,’ says Hiltz in New Year’s address

Art Babych January 2, 2016

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

News

Changing times mean new stresses for clergy

Tali Folkins November 27, 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

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

Canon Eric Beresford speaks to Council of General Synod about the work the Anglican church's task force on assisted dying. Photo: André Forget

National News

Quandaries’ exist around assisted death ruling, says ethicist

André Forget November 17, 2015

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