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Calgary’s New Central Library: The Future is Here

By Laura Locke | December 20, 2018 - 3:52 pm |December 21, 2018 Architecture & Design, Arts and Culture
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Calgary’s new downtown public library has plenty of ‘wow’ factor in both its design and function. It’s also caught the attention of architects around the globe. Join us for a tour. Continue reading →

A Conversation with James Finley & Alana Levandoski

By Kolbe Times | October 6, 2018 - 4:58 pm |October 6, 2018 Arts and Culture, Featured Artist
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A wonderful conversation, wide and deep, with beloved retreat leader and Merton scholar James Finley and musician/chant writer Alana Levandoski, on their brilliant new album Point Vierge: Thomas Merton’s Journey in Song. Continue reading →

Movies That Made an Impact

By Kolbe Times | August 9, 2018 - 5:40 pm |August 14, 2018 Film, Film Talk
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We asked five delightful folks from diverse places and backgrounds to tell us about one of their favourite films – and why it was so meaningful to them. Check out these movie picks (and trailers) from Fr. James Martin, Naomi Shihab Nye, Brian Doerksen, Rabbi Elyse Goldstein, and Tom Jackson. Continue reading →

Adventures in Movie Making: Birches

By Bill Locke | August 9, 2018 - 5:39 pm |August 11, 2018 Faith in Action, Film Talk
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A few years ago, video producer Larry Thiessen decided it was time to make one of his longstanding dreams come true. With the help of some other like-minded brave souls, he began working on his first feature film. Thiessen gives us a fascinating behind-the-scenes account of the challenges and joys in the making of Birches. Continue reading →

Film Review – Mercury 13

By Alanna Schwartz | August 9, 2018 - 5:37 pm |August 9, 2018 Film, Film Reviews
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Mercury 13 is a new documentary that tells the eye-opening, poignant story of a group of 13 young women in the 1960s who were on track to become the first US female astronauts. Continue reading →

Film Review – Pope Francis: A Man of His Word

By Bill Locke | June 7, 2018 - 6:11 pm |June 7, 2018 Film, Film Reviews
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A compelling new film by acclaimed German filmmaker Wim Wender takes us on a journey with Pope Francis, examining the man, his faith, his countercultural ideas, and his urgent message to each one of us. Watch the trailer, and check out our film critic Bill Locke’s review. Continue reading →

Is Lack of Curiosity a Fatal Disease?

By Dan Sadowski | April 8, 2018 - 4:53 pm |July 12, 2019 Curious Minds, Guest Columnists
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A persuasive and lively reflection on the importance of a healthy sense of curiosity for our physical and mental health – and how it is also plays a vital role in medical diagnosis. Continue reading →

Curiosity and the Educated Imagination

By Dr. Tinu Ruparell | April 8, 2018 - 4:52 pm |July 12, 2019 Curious Minds, Faith Connections
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A unique experiment in inter-religious dialogue is proving to be a big hit with the Beth Tzedec Congregation in Calgary. Dr. Tinu Ruparell, teaching on Hinduism, is their latest “Scholar-in-Residence”. Continue reading →

Film Review – Blue Planet II

By Laura Locke | April 8, 2018 - 4:51 pm |April 8, 2018 Film, Film Reviews
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This latest BBC series with David Attenborough uses advanced camera technology to bring us stunning visuals and groundbreaking stories of ocean life. It is, without a doubt, nature filmmaking at its best.

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Diving into the MakerSpace Movement: A Visit to Fuse33

By Bill Locke | April 8, 2018 - 4:50 pm |April 8, 2018 The Ways We Live
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With courage and a camera, our own Bill Locke hits the road to answer that eternal question, “What exactly is a MakerSpace?” Continue reading →

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