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The online presence of The Niagara Anglican monthly print newspaper. We serve the Diocese of Niagara and its' many parishes. An archive of the monthly print edition can be found here.

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  • Toonie Loonie fundraiser January 13, 2021
  • Late Have I Loved You: On Beauty January 12, 2021
  • The Deacon’s Bench January 11, 2021
  • Human trafficking and a cup of tea January 9, 2021

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Toonie Loonie fundraiser

St Mark’s Orangeville held their annual Toonie Loonie fundraiser in October 2020.   The $1000 raised will go towards the … Continue reading Toonie Loonie fundraiser

Late Have I Loved You: On Beauty
Theology

Late Have I Loved You: On Beauty

The Rev’d Dr. Daniel Tatarnic Two years ago, I visited the Italian city of Ravenna, the world’s most significant region … Continue reading Late Have I Loved You: On Beauty

The Deacon’s Bench
Leadership, The Deacon's Bench

The Deacon’s Bench

The Reverend Deacon Paul Bates  I have been working on a book titled, For Others To Follow: An Ethos of … Continue reading The Deacon’s Bench

Human trafficking and a cup of tea
Climate Justice Niagara, Human trafficking

Human trafficking and a cup of tea

By Dierdre Pike “Human trafficking and slavery are evil, violent crimes against God, creation and humanity. They take root and … Continue reading Human trafficking and a cup of tea

God In The Darkness
Hope

God In The Darkness

By the Reverend Canon Sharyn Hall In these winter days, we are well aware of the physical contrast between light … Continue reading God In The Darkness

A Big Dig starts at 
St. Matthew’s House
St. Matthew's House Hamilton

A Big Dig starts at 
St. Matthew’s House

The first phase of the first #GreenMyCity project got underway in November at St. Matthew’s House – with big machinery … Continue reading A Big Dig starts at 
St. Matthew’s House

The Story of the Magi and the Story of the Bible
Epiphany, In Other Words

The Story of the Magi and the Story of the Bible

John Bowen One of the joys for me in recent years has been telling Bible stories to children and families … Continue reading The Story of the Magi and the Story of the Bible

Hope: the Great Conqueror
Hope, Suffering

Hope: the Great Conqueror

By the Reverend Michael Coren A new year, a new start, a new hope. It’s a time to look to … Continue reading Hope: the Great Conqueror

Synod Delegates Reflect
Diocese of Niagara, Synod

Synod Delegates Reflect

Sue Thibodeau, St. John’s, Port Dalhousie A Zoom version of Synod—not what I was looking forward to on the morning … Continue reading Synod Delegates Reflect

The Bishop’s Charge to the 146th Synod of the Diocese of Niagara
Bishop's Charge, Diocese of Niagara, Synod

The Bishop’s Charge to the 146th Synod of the Diocese of Niagara

by The Right Reverend Susan J.A. Bell + In the name of God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Amen. Well, … Continue reading The Bishop’s Charge to the 146th Synod of the Diocese of Niagara

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