Preparing the Way of the Lord Almost 500 years ago, an English poet, John Donne wrote a poem that began with these words: No [person] is...

A rainy day and a walk in the park. Streams and rivulets of water wind their way down the sides of the hill through culverts and under...

Sometimes to know where we are, we have to know where we came from. The message and the mission of Jesus is to proclaim the Kingdom, the...

Change is a challenge. It is also universally necessary. Whether we talk personally or communally, we constantly face changes in our...

The Gospels tell many Jesus-stories. They were part of the faith memories of Jesus shared by the earliest Christian communities. In...

I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy catholic Church, the communion of saints. These words and what they express are part of the...

Mark’s Gospel tells a wonderful story of the healing and conversion of Bartimaeus, a blind beggar (Mk.10:46-52). As much as it is one of...

Vision is an amazing thing. In some ways it is a bit like dreaming. Always it is about hope. In Mark’s Gospel, there is a story of a...

[A man approached Jesus and asked him] What must I do to inherit eternal life?... Jesus, looking at him, loved him and said, “You...

Chelsea & Alan, Mark & Maureen are two couples who entered the Sacrament of Matrimony in the last month. What an honour to be able to...

As Christians, we have a long history – 2000 years. Those who have given us our Gospels, like the writer of Mark’s Gospel attempted to...

Effective this weekend the Diocese of Saint John is requiring all parishes to implement the following COVID-19 protocols, based on...

September and every year at this time, the relaxed summer routine is set aside and life grows busier. The rhythm of parish and community...

Even a brief glance around our world reveals that it is damaged and broken. It cries out for healing and restoration. Sometimes it can...

In some cities across Canada, until very recently there were city by-laws which demanded that hotels and inns provide stabling facilities...

Spending time at the beach is a favourite pastime during the summer months. Watching the waves come in and hearing the sounds as the sea...

First a disclaimer – I have never been pregnant. Thus, to reflect on Mary and her pregnant visit to Elizabeth in Luke’s Gospel (1:39-56)...

Bread is a very common food and is a staple for many cultures. It comes in a variety of types: whole wheat, banana, white, potato, brown,...

Dear Parishioners, Effective Saturday, July 31st the Province of New Brunswick is lifting all pandemic restrictions. Bishop Christian...