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In Genesis, we hear of the creation of languages. People who spoke the same language worked together ambitiously to build a great tower to the heavens. When God saw this tower, the Tower of Babel,...
Just over three years ago, I began a life-changing journey by enrolling at St. Mark’s College at the University of British...
During the Easter season, we reflect on the glory of the Resurrection and, although I wear an empty cross around my neck to...
On Shrove Tuesday, my students put a banner bearing the word “Alleluia” into a locked trunk to symbolize the desert journey of...
We are now more than halfway through the Lenten season. I don’t know about you, but by this point I tend to feel as though, in...
The Lenten season is often compared to a desert. We can recognize the obvious biblical connection to deserts in the Bible,...
Sixteen years ago, on Feb. 18, 2008, my home province of Ontario had its first “Family Day.” This provincial holiday, set aside...
Lent is right around the corner, and I keep hearing people sighing – almost complaining – that this season is “already” here....
I recently read the following quote on a bookstore bookmark: “The best form in which to worship god is every form.” The words...
According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, “epiphany” is defined as “an illuminating discovery, realization, or disclosure.”...
As quickly as it arrived, Advent, the season of preparation – and vacillating emotions – is almost over. Amid diligent efforts...
Every year at this time, the lack of warmth and light really seems to affect me. Waking up before dawn and having dusk set in...