April 2026 Issue
Archdeacon Kathryn Otley elected to be Bishop of Ottawa
The Ven. Kathryn Otley has been elected to be the 11th bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa. The election took place on Feb. 28 ...
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Leigh Anne Williams
Bishop-elect shares the gifts she brings
At all four of the public meetings leading up to the episcopal election, all of the nominees were given five minutes to answer this question: ...
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Bishop-elect Kathryn Otley
Parishes in Quebec amalgamate to become the new Parish of the Holy Spirit
The Anglican Parish of West Quebec covers a wide geographical area. We have churches in Danford Lake, Radford and Shawville. We have chapels in Thorne ...
Written by
Jean Macnab
Col. the Rev. Canon Lisa Pacarynuk leads as Chaplain General
In May 2025, Col. the Rev. Canon Lisa Pacarynuk was appointed as the Chaplain General for the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). She is the first ...
Written by
Leigh Anne Williams
Community Ministries
Homelessness is complex — and that’s why we need gender-specific solutions
March 1, 2026
Headlines about homelessness can be overwhelming. They tell a story that feels hopeless and daunting. Across our country, but also right here in our neighborhood, ...
Coldest Night of the Year walk raises funds for Cornerstone Housing for Women
January 30, 2026
All Saints Westboro is once again hosting walkers in the Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser for Cornerstone Housing for Women taking place on Feb. ...
Empathy project takes front-line workers into the experience of homelessness
January 30, 2026
Senior leaders of Cornerstone Housing for Women and Belong Ottawa, diocesan Community Ministries, can now say they have walked a mile in the shoes of ...
Reflection
He is risen, Alleluia!
March 30, 2026
Many times over the course of my life and ministry, I have tried to imagine what that first Easter morning must have been like, standing ...
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Looking to the past for a vision of peace in the Holy Land
January 30, 2026
By the Rev. Canon Dr. Christopher Brittain Editor’s Note: Bishop Andrew Asbil of the Anglican Diocese of Toronto led a Canadian group on a pilgrimage ...
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Pilgrimage: Three reflections on walking the Camino de Santiago
January 1, 2026
January is a time for resolutions, introspection, taking care of body and soul, spiritual journeys. In a happy editorial coincidence, three women shared their experiences ...
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