
Bishop Terrence Buckle pulls up in his truck and jumps out, walks over to the camera, and stops. He grins. "Welcome to the land of the midnight sun," he says, squinting into the brightness, as he introduces a promotional video...
Category: June 2001, Diocesan profile

In the course of being interviewed for this profile of the diocese of Western Newfoundland, Bishop Leonard Whitten summed up the diocese in one phrase: adjusting to new challenges. In the nearly four years since Bishop...
Category: May 2001, Diocesan profile

FITTINGLY for an area dominated by a cosmopolitan and multicultural city, the diocese of Toronto's Anglicans demonstrate a flare for activism and social justice. Among the many issues that concern the diocese - the Canadian...
Category: April 2001, Diocesan profile
SASKATOON doesn't cover a particularly large area, compared to some of its fellow dioceses, but one of Archbishop Thomas Morgan's toughest challenges has been creating a sense of unity. "In the last (federal)...
Category: March 2001, Diocesan profile
IT IS A paradox of a diocese in some ways - generous but poor, fearful but optimistic, theologically conservative but tolerant. Saskatchewan may be among the church's poorest dioceses, but its 20,000 Anglicans in scattered...
Category: February 2001, Diocesan profile

TALK ABOUT a move from the frying pan into the fire. Less than a year ago, Archdeacon Donald D. Phillips left the diocese of Qu'Appelle, which is financially shaky due to residential schools lawsuits, to become bishop of the...
Category: January 2001, Diocesan profile

LEADING the Anglican church in the Diocese of Quebec is a bit like playing Chrysler to General Motors, Chicago to New York City. In Canada's 1991 census, about 5.9 million citizens of the civil province of Quebec identified...
Category: December 2000, Diocesan profile

A 1997 PROFILE of the Diocese of Qu'Appelle sent to candidates in an episcopal election used the phrase "residential school" once. Today, the successful candidate from that election, Bishop Duncan D. Wallace, 62, finds much of...
Category: November 2000, Diocesan profile
THE EIGHTH bishop of Ottawa sounds almost apologetic as he concedes that life in his diocese, where he has spent much of the nearly 30 years since his ordination, is pretty good. "It sounds trite but I find it very...
Category: October 2000, Diocesan profile
THE FIRST bishop of the Diocese of Ontario, John Travers Lewis, didn't have an easy time of it at the beginning of his term in 1862, and neither did the 10th, Peter Ralph Mason. On May 31, 1992, Bishop Mason had to cross a...
Category: September 2000, Diocesan profile