March 2026

Diocesan Communications

Bishop Susan Bell has received and accepted an invitation to attend the installation of the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah ...

Diocesan Communications

Disability theology begins with a simple but transformative conviction: every body bears the image of God. Not just the bodies ...

David Anderson

Being With is a new small-group resource available in the Diocese of Niagara for those looking for a welcoming, unique ...

Monica Romig Green

Engelmar Unzeitig was ordained to the Roman Catholic priesthood in Germany in 1939, a month before the outbreak of the ...

Michael Coren

Sometimes, as you get older, you find your role changes when it comes to your parents. I have heard people ...

Sandra Thomson

In the spring of 2024, St. James, Dundas, began the work of listening and discernment that would eventually result in ...

Rebecca Vendetti

The Bishop’s Company plays a quiet but vital role in the life of the Diocese of Niagara. Through the generosity ...

Diocesan Communications

I recently preached at a service to launch an unusual form of ministry: a young woman was being commissioned as ...

John Bowen

There is a national day marking pretty much everything we love in Canada. You likely celebrated Pie Day on January ...

Deirdre Pike

In the quiet aftermath of the pandemic, as doors reopened and hope cautiously returned, something stirred at St. George’s Anglican ...

Bradley Barnham

St. James Anglican Church, Dundas, will host award-winning music ministry, Infinitely More, for a Lent and Easter Worship Residency. Husband ...

Diocesan Communications

In the mid-90’s, I attended an academic forum on technology. I was a first-year undergraduate student. A panel of scholars ...

Daniel Tatarnic

On Sunday, January 18, Christ’s Church Cathedral hosted a Thanksgiving for Ministry service, including the collation of Archdeacon Paul Walker ...

Diocesan Communications

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