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May 22, 2018Dipping his bicycle tires into the Pacific Ocean on the morning of Saturday, May 19, Bishop Rob Hardwick of the Diocese of Qu’Appelle officially began a cross-country pilgrimage to the…- May 14, 2018In the Diocese of Brandon, files in the office of Bishop William Cliff dating back to 1965 note discussions and requests for an Indigenous bishop who could provide spiritual leadership…
- May 9, 2018Anglicans across Canada will join Christians around the world in prayer from May 10 to 20, 2018 to mark Thy Kingdom Come, a global prayer movement spearheaded by the worldwide…
- May 8, 2018Sea traffic is a major means of transport for human trafficking and exploitation in regions on the Atlantic coast, representatives from dioceses in the Ecclesiastical Province of Canada learned at…
May 7, 2018The Right Reverend Susan Bell has become the first woman ordained to serve as coadjutor bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Niagara after a historic and sacred service at Christ’s…- May 1, 2018In the face of disaster, liturgy and ritual can be a powerful source of comfort to those attempting to process catastrophic events that shatter our sense of normalcy and leave…
- April 26, 2018This year’s Jerusalem Sunday celebration falls on Mother’s Day, and that convergence has not gone unnoticed by the Canadian Companions of the Diocese of Jerusalem (CCDJ). The board of the…
- April 25, 2018The General Synod Planning Committee has begun preparations for the 2019 General Synod in Vancouver, focusing on creating an inclusive and accessible agenda, supporting Indigenous participation and planning the election…
- April 24, 2018So often it is somewhere else - New York, Boston, Paris, London, Brussels, Frankfurt, Jerusalem, Yemen... Yesterday it happened here at home. An attack at mid-day in North York –…
- April 19, 2018Extreme poverty drives many Filipino workers to work in Canada under the Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) program in an effort to support their families. Upon arrival, these migrant labourers can…
