Niagara Paves The Way
by Sarah Bird & Katherine Kerley The Anglican Family Hub was co-created in response to the immediate need of families, … Continue reading Niagara Paves The Way
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Cursillo Weekends
A few of my friends struggle with the pronunciation of the word Cursillo. I help them out, then move on. … Continue reading Cursillo Weekends
My Story
by Noëlle Smith We are all in the same storm, but different boats. In an attempt to shine some light … Continue reading My Story
THE ANGELUS
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Virtual or Real Presence?
by The Reverend Daniel Tatarnic “When Jesus was at table with them, he took bread blessed it and broke it, … Continue reading Virtual or Real Presence?
God and Science Together
by The Reverend Canon Dr. Sharyn Hall In times of fear, when humans feel overwhelmed by forces beyond their control, … Continue reading God and Science Together
Authentic Christianity
My father’s family was Russian Jewish, and while most left for Britain in the 1890s, some remained behind and a … Continue reading Authentic Christianity
In other words: Stripped-down church: what can be done?
John Bowen Cam Harder is a well-respected, senior Lutheran Professor of Systematic Theology, now retired. I tell you that now … Continue reading In other words: Stripped-down church: what can be done?
With a Grateful Heart
More on how parishes around the diocese are responding to community needs during the pandemic St. Luke’s Burlington Our Food … Continue reading With a Grateful Heart
Bird in Isolation
by Sarah Bird This reflection symbolizes a journey of faith during an unprecedented time. With the whole world on pause, … Continue reading Bird in Isolation
