In this fascinating article, physicians from a variety of backgrounds reflect on how their faith influences their practice, as they share stories of spiritual connection with their patients. Continue reading
Poet and essayist Lisa Kay Adam reveals a favourite source of peace that she revisits in stressful times – a certain well-known novel, with its in-depth look at human behaviour and spiritual renewal. Continue reading
A moving story of second chances, in which a young man found what he was looking for – community, and the true joy of serving others – while serving time in prison. Continue reading
Dr. Joel Christie, Ph.D. is the Chair of the Alberta Premier’s Council on Charities and Civil Society. He is the co-author of two books on leadership and collaboration, and has many years experience in the areas of strategic change management and community development. Dr. Christie and his wife Mavis live in Calgary. We are delighted to share our conversation about ways to enhance and support “the common good”. Continue reading
Molly Harnish dishes up food for thought in this heartfelt and very personal reflection on the true meaning of hospitality; what it is … and what it isn’t.
We’re delighted to share our conversation with Ukrainian Greek Catholic Archbishop Borys Gudziak of Philadelphia about his life and work, and the current situation in Ukraine. Continue reading
Life-giving advice from musician/poet Carrie Newcomer who, in the midst of all the anxiety in the world today, calls us to notice and engage with the goodness right in front of us. Continue reading
The powerful and poignant story of a Polish family’s experiences during WWII, and how the subsequent trauma affected generations that followed – until finally the gifts of forgiveness, compassion and inner peace began to blossom. Continue reading
The life of George Herbert (1593-1633) is commemorated each February in the Anglican Episcopal tradition. Known primarily as a humble priest in a rural parish and a writer of stirring poetry, we learn in this fascinating account that his early life was a far, far different story. Continue reading
After her weekly visit to an old friend in the early stages of dementia, Tricia Gates Brown penned this touching, funny, heartfelt reflection. Sometimes God gives us a glimpse beyond the brokenness and fear to the hidden transcendence within us all. Continue reading
