Monthly Archives: April 2012

It was awesome to cover this: OTTAWA – As religious leaders from Ukraine sat in the gallery, the House of Commons passed unanimously on April 24 a motion honouring Ukrainian Catholic Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky for his courageous efforts to save … Continue reading →

From B.C. Catholic Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk, head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church spoke glowingly about his predecessor Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky at Saint Paul University’s Sheptytsky Institute, Apr. 25. Deborah Gyapong / CCN The primate of the Ukrainian Greek … Continue reading →

There are days when I thank God profusely for the work I do for the many blessings it gives me. Yesterday and today I spent time with a delegation of religious leaders from Ukraine, brought to Canada by the Ukrainian … Continue reading →

You can find the 13 videos here.   I am loving listening to them over again.  But I really must get to work!

UPDATE:  Here are some pictures from the reception of people from the Oshawa Parish of the Good Shepherd today. Hello all.   I got a phone call today from a friend who attended the first Anglican Use Catholic Mass in Toronto, … Continue reading →

Fr. Stephen Smuts has been doing a great job gathering various interesting bits of information about Ordinariate-related (pro-and con) stories at his blog.   He came across this mean-spirited one about our dear former Bishop Robert Mercer, now Fr. Mercer. … Continue reading →

An excerpt: One of the things that I have noticed on some blogs and discussion forums is that a phrase will be taken out of document deemed infallible and used to beat other people over the head with.  There is … Continue reading →

Here’s a link and some excerpts. Here I am with some of our parishioners during the Liturgy of the Word. Photo by Jake Wright. When I left Kanata  Baptist Church, I left with the pastor’s blessing.  I told him I … Continue reading →

I am re-joining The Anglo-Catholic blog but am having trouble logging in at the moment, so stay tuned. I thoroughly enjoyed my time there and I look forward to being back, though I hope some of the others on its … Continue reading →