Empathy: The Great Virtue
Michael Coren
September 22, 2021
In recent months, churches in Canada have been attacked, some of them destroyed. Most have been Roman Catholic, but some were Anglican. This has all
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In recent months, churches in Canada have been attacked, some of them destroyed. Most have been Roman Catholic, but some were Anglican. This has all
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I was ordained in the Anglican Church October 20th. It was the culmination of 5 years of consideration and work, three years of Masters of
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