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The new is not the novel. The novel appears routinely — novel gadgets, novel operating systems, and even novel cultural trends. But the genuinely new …
“He will come again in glory to judge the living and the dead and his kingdom will have no end.” ~ The Nicene Creed The …
The following sermon was delivered at the diocesan We Together conference, which took place in Nanaimo on Sept. 30–Oct. 1. You can watch this sermon …
Few questions are harder than asking, How do we serve as caretakers of broken institutions that, nonetheless, bear within them a healing treasure? While the …
As we become increasingly aware of the historical cruelty of Anglican, Catholic and other Canadian churches — the most recent papal apology serving as yet …
“Not only does the love of God have attention for its substance; the love of our neighbour, which we know to be the same love, …
This past week, I finally got around to reading a letter of historic importance — lost for nearly 90 years and republished only last January. …
I play the role of lead actor in the story of my life, and even my nearest and dearest are but supporting actors. This claim …
Come January, we all get to thinking about the passing of time. We look back and look forward like the two-faced god, Janus, after whom …
Menacing danger sets the tone in Matthew’s telling of the Christmas story. Why? Might the danger inherent in the Messiah’s birth be worth remembering lest we forget it amidst the …
I speak, write and think in English far better than I do in my mother tongue, Malayalam. I cannot formulate abstract ideas — or write …
Paul Bramadat, my close friend and a presenter at my ordination on Sunday, September 12, asked me during a meeting of research fellows at the …
