When we feel surrounded by great evil and darkness, “our very misfortunes become part of the growth of love, truth, and justice.” How can that be? Ron Rolheiser encourages us to search underneath what’s happening in the daily news to see God alive and working. Continue reading
A ministry that fed the hungry for 25 years was about to shut down, but God seems to delight in paradox and surprises. If a grain of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it bears much fruit. And a bit of bread and a few fish, offered in faith, are more than enough to feed the crowd. Continue reading
Heartbreaking early years, residential school, alcoholism and a prison term give way to peace and a firm hope for the future, in this first-person story of a First Nations life. Continue reading
What if the moments that break us open and turn our preconceived ideas inside out are precisely the moments that God shines forth most brightly? Our guest columnist writes with refreshing frankness about the challenges of making space in our lives to “plumb the depths of the holy”. Continue reading
As Romero House celebrates 25 years of bringing hope and help to refugees from around the world, we chat with its founder, well-known author and passionate activist Mary Jo Leddy, about the lessons she has learned over the past quarter century. Continue reading
Imagine Art is an art studio with a heart for the disenfranchised, providing a space where artists with mental and physical disabilities can learn, create and flourish. Continue reading
A conversation with the delightful Sr. Sue Mosteller, as she lays out the rich tapestry of her many adventures, including her 40 years living at L’Arche Daybreak. Join us for an unforgettable glimpse into the people and events that changed her life. Continue reading
Faith-based organizations have been quietly lending a helping hand in Fort McMurray, bringing comfort and practical assistance…and finding inspiration along the way. Continue reading
When do we have enough? How do we counter the allure of consumerism? Br. Curtis Almquist presents us with the refreshing argument that it IS possible to find contentment, when we tap into ancient, counter-cultural principles and practices. Continue reading
What a columnist has learned about life around First Nations campfires, small town coffee tables, and the everyday. Continue reading
