
Something to cling to
The Canadian Book of Common Prayer was my introduction to Anglican daily prayer back in the ’80s. I prayed through it thoroughly: THE ORDER FOR

The Canadian Book of Common Prayer was my introduction to Anglican daily prayer back in the ’80s. I prayed through it thoroughly: THE ORDER FOR

Alleluia! We’re in the season that defines our Christian faith. The season in which God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, raised Him from

As Lent rolls on, I draw your attention again to that wonderfully useful devotional tool for keeping us safely pointed in the right spiritual direction

Another Ash Wednesday will soon be upon us. Ash and ashes are gritty, rich and evocative symbols that remind us of fire and our mortality.

Jesus made manifest — revealed, made more obvious — is the theme of the season we’re in now. Happy New Year! We’re another year closer

Not many sleeps before Christmas by the time you read this. Another Advent is upon us. Another season to try and not let the mad

As the church calendar rolls on each year, Collects come and go. We hear them prayed out loud, usually on Sunday mornings. Some of us

It’s Epiphanytide. I would like Jesus to make himself manifest — more obvious — to me and to the people for whom I pray. How?

The First Sunday in Advent Being the fourth Sunday before Christmas Day The Collect Almighty God, give us grace that we may cast away the