Almost six months after taking refuge in a Montreal Anglican church to escape deportation, an ailing Pakistani woman met federal opposition leader Thomas Mulcair there Feb.14 and appealed for justice and immediate freedom.
An already innovative partnership linking two parts of the Anglican Church of Canada has added a new, high-tech wrinkle. A covenant that has linked the
An Anglican church in Montreal is giving protection to a 57-year-old woman with a heart condition facing deportation to her native Pakistan.
The Quebec government’s proposals for a Charter of Quebec Values appear “on first reflection” to contradict the existing the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms as well as the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, says the Anglican bishop of Montreal.
Dating from the 1930s, the Gothic design of the Birks Heritage Chapel in the building that now houses the McGill University Faculty of Religious Studies is dominated by a huge stained glass window depicting the Ascension. Its several panels are divided and supported by a lattice or framework.
A venture based in the basement of an Anglican church in downtown Montreal is reaching out to the homeless in a nearby Metro (or subway)
Despite efforts to balance its budget, the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada continues to face financial difficulties. At the September synod of
The annual synod of the Anglican diocese of Montreal will remain annual. In show-of-hands votes, delegates to the synod voted Friday to reject a proposal
The diocese of Montreal has renewed a partnership agreement with the diocese of Masasi in Tanzania for a second five-year period. The future of a
The Anglican diocese of Montreal has urged the federal government not to go through with the proposed abolition of 49 part-time prison chaplains, Christian and
MONTREAL-Despite efforts to balance its budget the national synod of the Anglican Church of Canada was running about $900,000 in the red at the end
The Anglican Bishop of Montreal has called on Anglicans in his diocese, still predominantly English-speaking, to avoid intemperate language and fear-mongering in response to the
Photo: Harvey Shepherd Bishop Leonard Whitten, former bishop of Western Newfoundland, cuts the traditional cake in the Church of St. John the Baptist in Pointe
Bishop Leonard Whitten, former bishop of Western Newfoundland, is joined by confirmation candidates and other guests as he cuts the traditional cake after the confirmation.
Prospects for better understanding between Anglicans and Roman Catholics in Canada may not seem as bright in some ways as they did 40 years ago,
Bishop Leonard Whitten, former bishop of Western Newfoundland, cuts the traditional cake in the Church of St. John the Baptist in Pointe Claire, Quebec, after
Prospects for better understanding between Anglicans and Roman Catholics in Canada may not seem as bright in some ways as they did 40 years ago,
Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, paid tribute to the Anglo-Catholic tradition Tuesday, Nov. 1, when he presided at a “pontifical
MONTREAL-Bishop Leonard Whitten, retired bishop of Western Newfoundland, will provide some guidance to several clergy and parishes in the diocese of Montreal who disagree with
Harvey Shepherd is the editor of the Montreal Anglican, the diocesan newspaper of the diocese of Montreal. He filed the following reports on the meeting
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