By Rev. Lisa Wang Cat-a-who-when-what-all? “Catechumenal” might seem like a fancy new word for something strange and obscure, but in...
The things that Jesus taught his disciples are the very same things we have learned (and are still learning) as Christians today. By...
By Rev. Lisa Wang If we look back in time to the earliest centuries of Christian history, we can see that the Church has always been a...
It should come as no surprise that from ancient times, the catechumenal process has been intimately linked to the liturgical...
Formation happens in so many different ways and places, because it embraces so many aspects of our lives as Christians. By Rev....
“Do you understand what you are reading?” Philip asked. “How can I,” he said, “unless someone explains it to me?” (Acts 8:30-31)...
By Lawrene Denkers Q: How do you sum up nine weeks that are literally life-changing? A: You answer a few questions. In January and...
Coming to know God, and growing deeper in that relationship, is not something we were meant to do in isolation. And let us...
By Rev. Michael DeKay For the past year, I have had the joy and honour of being a member of a Diocesan group who have been meeting via...
By Rev. Canon Lisa Wang AS I WRITE THIS, the snow lies thick on the ground and the temperature outside is a frigid -9 C. Inside,...
Native plants are crucial to supporting wildlife because animals have evolved over thousands of years to make use of the plants that...
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