In 2005, I came up with a very personal and self-indulgent Christmas tradition… one that I now look forward to every year with escalating anticipation. My husband doesn’t aid or abet my little secret tradition (actually, he calls it an addiction). Continue reading
There Should Be A Word is a poem written by Susan Plett for Margaret Plett, who was the finest mother-in-law a person could ever ask for. Continue reading
In our Spring 2015 issue of Kolbe Times, we put out a photo challenge – to come up with a photo that best expresses the theme “Power Beyond Words”. Thanks to all who entered! Jasmin Ngu won first prize with her exquisite close-up. Continue reading
The Drop Box is a touching documentary about Father Jong-rak Lee, a Korean pastor who takes in abandoned children, and his struggle to care and provide for them. Continue reading
Award-winning Carmel Gatt discusses the significance of joy and beauty in designing three-dimensional spaces. Continue reading
In the midst of the current refugee crisis, former Citizenship Judge Ann Wilson recounts her own experience of immigration, and the great value of kindness and hospitality. Continue reading
Tom Jackson has been an actor, singer, producer and activist for over 40 years, well known for his dedication to helping the less fortunate. Despite his fame, accolades and many awards, Tom’s personal warmth and kindness still loom large, as we were fortunate to find out over a coffee-time chat. Continue reading
Jewish Academy Humanities Teacher Lesley Machon organized an artful activism project to promote social justice and build bridges between students from very different backgrounds. Continue reading
Autumn is a seasonal poem by Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926), one of the most enigmatic and significant poets of the last century. Continue reading
Laura Locke reviews a pair of treasures – two books that are spiritually refreshing, as well as being very engaging reads. Continue reading
