Opinion

This text is from the charge delivered by Bishop Anna Greenwood-Lee during her sermon at the opening eucharist at the 101st synod held in May ...

Some things can be told only as a story. Someone offers a story and we listen. But we know it is pointless to ask questions ...

Holy Mystery, Poet of the World, empower us to know and praise you rightly. Teach us once more that you are not just the True, ...

The Diocese of Islands and Inlets has title to 46 church properties. How these properties came to be part of our diocese are stories we ...

The study window looks out on our front garden. Our kitchen window looks out on our back garden. Each one gives us a view of ...

In the church, we are used to thinking of sanctuary as the holiest part of our church buildings. It is where the congregation gathers to ...

“…the burden belongs to the nation, and the hands of none of us are clean if we bend not our energies to righting these great ...

In flippant phrases such as “there’s no free lunch,” we acknowledge a deep truth about life: everything has a cost. We could add that the ...

After wondering for some time about how the indigenous understanding of Trickster could be linked to the biblical Christian story, I was intrigued to stumble ...

March is the month when the diocese asks that all parishes complete their annual Parish Information Return (PIR). The data collected in this form helps ...

It is fascinating to see how many of the therapies of our time have much in common, though their language seems to differ. For instance, ...

Any day, any age is a good time to be inspired. A young doctor, after completing two of five years of surgeon residency training, felt ...

There is an old Thomistic adage that grace does not destroy nature but rather perfects it. This means in part that God uses the ordinary ...