A Church Estranged From Humanity Hear the words of Archbishop Oscar Romero. Christ became a man of his people and his time: He lived as a Jew, he worked as a labourer of Nazareth, and since then he continues to become incarnate in everyone.If many have distanced themselves from the church, it is precisely because the church... Continue Reading →
Writing and Radio
Writing can be a true spiritual discipline. Writing can help us to concentrate, to get in touch with the deeper stirrings of our hearts, to clarify our minds, to process confusing emotions, to reflect on our experiences, to give artistic expression to what we are living, and to store significant events in our memories. Writing... Continue Reading →
A Great Trip Indeed.
Well it is back to work. That’s right work. Despite what Leanne say Uncle Kevy does wuuurk. It was good to get back to our bed last night and back to the routine. I am always happy to go to Newfoundland and I am always happy to get back to Windsor when I return. ... Continue Reading →
Holy Surprise
I had the greatest Birthday Party last night and I had no idea it was happening. It was wicked....we had a great time...my whole family was at nephew Roger's and all yelled surpirse and dang Happy birthday. It was so wonderful. I am luckey to have such a great family. Thank you to all of... Continue Reading →
Pea’s Soup for the Clergy’s Soul!
Well today is the day. This is the first birthday I have had in Newfoundland since 1994. We are having a good day. I walked this morning in awful rain. It was pouring and blowing. But I did get in my 9 km. Great news. Tonight I will be enjoying turbot. Not a lot of... Continue Reading →
And they’re off!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ALANNAH We just enjoyed a wonderful lunch at the expedia.ca lounge at Terminal 1 at Pearson. It was healthy and enjoyable and we are in anticipation of a great time over the next few days. I can hear the good Newfoundland music in my head. I had an interesting start to... Continue Reading →
A Great Easter Day
A Great Easter Day I begin today with a math word problem for Mark Charlton, and all of the kids in math classes out there. Here goes; An Anglican Priest takes up walking for a Lenten discipline. In his 40 day observance he walks an average of 6 kilometres per day. Because of... Continue Reading →
This is the Feast of the Victory of our God
Easter is wonderful! Last nights Easter vigil was amazing. There was good attendance and a wonderful sense of worship and celebration. I was pleased to have The Rev'd Sue Paulton join us in the liturgy. She added a special dignity to the service. She is a gifted and joyful priest, thanks you Sue for being... Continue Reading →
The Great Easter Vigil – The Super Bowl of the Church’s Year
What a difference a day can make. Today I was witness and participant as we transformed the church from a dark tomb to a fragrant, vibrant, colour-filled garden of resurrection and new life. The ladies of the chancel guild descended on the place at about 3:30 PM and have worked tirelessly since. In... Continue Reading →
Keeping Vigil
Vigil Webster’s defines this word as - The eve of a religious festival observed by staying awake as a devotional exercise. - Ritual devotions observed on the eve of a holy day. Often used in the plural. Each year in the parish we keep vigil between the end of the Holy Thursday Service... Continue Reading →
It's Just Kevin's Corner 