"The message of hope the contemplative offers you, then, brother, is not that you need to find your way through the jungle of language and problems that today surround God: but that whether you understand or not, God loves you,... Continue Reading →
In 2006 the Nobel peace Prize was awarded to Muhammad Yunus for his efforts to eradicate poverty in the poorest regions of our world. His work with micro-credit is well-known and he understands well the challenges of societies where poverty... Continue Reading →
In reading a book of quotes compiled by Roy Zuk, I came across this gem: “Martin Luther once said that God’s truth is like a drunkard trying to ride a horse: prop him up on the one side, and he... Continue Reading →
If it be your will That a voice be true From this broken hill I will sing to you From this broken hill All your praises they shall ring If it be your will To let me sing These words... Continue Reading →
A little boy was overheard praying: "Lord, if you can't make me a better boy, don't worry about it. I'm having a real good time like I am." Among the reading for the daily Office today are found these words... Continue Reading →
Today is the first full day of Spring – and in Windsor what a beautiful day it has been. The temperature reached over 30 C with the humidex. It was not a good day to be trapped inside, unless your... Continue Reading →
“Few minds wear out; most rust out.” ~ Christian Nextell Bovee Three years ago I started a Doctorate in Ministry at McCormick Theological Seminary. It has been a great journey. Today and tomorrow I am engaged, along with my peers,... Continue Reading →
Ray loved a parade of Clergy --- on March 12th - he had a Parade of Clergy in his honour and he was the Grand Marshall. On behalf of our Parish Community of St. Mark’s by-the-Lake, tonight I want to... Continue Reading →
Who forces time is pushed back by time; who yields to time finds time on his side. ~The Talmud Yesterday, and today have swept by as if they were leaves dancing in today’s wind. The expressions of shock on the... Continue Reading →