Anglican Journal Inspiring the faithful since 1875 vol. 137 no. 6 • june 2011 Will diocese of Moosonee disappear?

Marites N. Sison staff writer Will the diocese of Moosonee be dissolved? This is the question facing its synod this month in Timmins, Ont. Confronted with financial distress, the 45th diocesan synod (Jun. 3 to 5) must decide whether the diocese can continue its operations or whether it should be dissolved so that other forms of ministry can be pursued. Three choices are being presented: “Stay-as-is” but launch a major fund- raising campaign; dissolve the diocese completely and transfer parishes to surrounding dioceses with their con- sent; or adopt the “historic Moosonee option,” in which the diocese will be composed mainly of indigenous con- REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco gregations. A MUSLIM woman in Manila reads about the death of the Al-Qaeda leader on May 1. In the U.S., some took to the streets to celebrate. Moosonee’s diocesan executive council recommended these options when it had to dip into reserve funds the streets to celebrate. Alcohol to prevent deficit budgeting for the was consumed, placards waved, third year in a row, said Bishop Tom fists pumped, high-fives exchanged. Corston in an interview. “We were Everywhere there was a feeling of looking at a crisis situation,” he “Ding, dong, the wicked witch is said. The reserve funds are down to Rough justice dead.” The naked triumphalism would $300,000. have put a victorious Roman general The council also noted that the Rejoice to shame. grant the diocese receives from the Christians’ response After all, as Proverbs 24:17 exhorts, Council of the North is about to be cut not when “Rejoice not when thine enemy falleth, from $249,000 to $125,000 a year. thine enemy and let not thine heart be glad when he “It means that the diocesan struc- to Osama bin Laden’s falleth, and stumbleth.” Similarly, Christ’s Sermon on the Mount tells us: “Love your ture, in terms of money, is just unsus- let not thine tainable,” said the diocese’s executive death reaffirms faith enemies, bless them that curse you, do archdeacon, Harry Huskins. heart be glad good to them that hate you, and pray If synod chooses the “stay-as-is” Diana Swift when he for them which despitefully use you, option, it will include a proviso that a staff writer stumbleth. and persecute you.” And cathartic though it may have major financial stewardship campaign A month ago, the world woke up to be launched to raise a minimum of —Proverbs 24:17 been for those still mourning loved learn that an elite team of U.S. Navy REUTERS/Brad Rickerby ones lost on 9/11 or seeking a balm for $400,000 within one year, and more Seals had entered a fortified compound New york firefighter John Clear a bruised national ego after a 10-year money in the succeeding years after north of Islamabad and shot dead the manhunt, was it appropriate, especially that, said Bishop Corston. Without a unarmed Osama bin Laden, the world’s shows the strain on Sept. 12, 2001. for the Christians among them, to take boost of major funds, he warned, “we most wanted man and the Al-Qaeda World reaction was swift, with such obvious delight in the death of a will be facing financial bankruptcy mastermind of the 9/11 attacks. within the next couple of years.” many saying that justice had fellow child of God? See DIOCESE, p. 3 been done, others that a summary The Anglican Journal asked for more on this issue execution was no substitute for a Christians for their thoughts. see editorial, p. 4 fair trial. In the U.S., some took to See GOD, p. 2 inside this issue you say tomato How does a garden grow? p. 9 Tearful teen No eucharist before baptism, bishops say ‘I never got to say goodbye,’ p. 10 Diana Swift baptized in the Christian out of a discussion led by baptized or not. staff writer faith. “We do not see this as Bishop James Cowan of In their statement, the open communion The House of Bishops of changing for the foreseeable British Columbia, on the bishops said they recognize The case against spiritual the Anglican Church of future,” the bishops said in a concept of the “open table,” that open table is being tourism, p. 12 Canada has unanimously statement released follow- in which Holy Communion practised in some parts of reaffirmed that the sacra- ing their recent meeting in is made available to Canada and that the prac- The whole truth ment of the Holy Eucharist Niagara Falls, Ont. everyone who wishes tice “arises out of a deep ...and nothing but the truth, p. 15 is to be given only to those The affirmation came to participate, whether See PASTORAL, p. 6 news

May 3, the On Anglican Journal posed the following question to its friends on Facebook at anglicanjournal.com:

People around the world Chris Hayes pope benedict XVI beverley whitehouse gary nicolosi mardi tindal rowan williams are celebrating the death No Christian should In the face of a man’s I worried more that Christ’s teachings We must invest in Killing an unarmed of Osama bin Laden, the feel any joy or death, a Christian the bloodbath was have no room for eye- building relationships man is going to leave prime mover behind the 9/11 contentment in the never rejoices. going to get worse. for-an-eye retaliation. so pain can be an uncomfortable attacks in the U.S. Do you death of another. transformed. feeling… consider it un-Christian to rejoice in his death?

Here’s what they told us:

Matthew Cutler God warns against judging others Bin Laden was created in God’s image, and killed as a false Continued from p. 1 “In the face of a man’s death, United States has avenged to idol. One can celebrate an end “I was saddened at the a Christian never rejoices, some extent a grievance felt to terrorist endeavours, but to reaction to news of his death, but reflects on the serious re- for 10 years, and the signs are celebrate the death of another as there seemed to be a sense sponsibilities of each person there officially and popularly human distances us from the of smug satisfaction in the before God and before men, that people feel a grievance Holy and diminishes our media, which naturally trans- and hopes and works so that has been avenged.” humanity. lated, to a certain extent, to every event may be the occa- Archbishop Peers also many people,” says the Rev. sion for the further growth of points to St. Paul’s reminder: Andrea Ahlers Chris Hayes, rector of the peace and not of hatred.” “Vengeance is mine; I will I don’t believe it Christian to Anglican parish of Quis- Mardi Tindal, moderator of repay, saith the Lord” (Ro- celebrate the death of another pamsis, N.B. “No Christian the United Church of Canada, mans: 12:19). “The dominant human being. I mourn those person should feel any joy or who is also concerned about Christian tradition has fa- who have died under his direc- contentment in the death of the event’s impact on world voured justice over revenge,” tion, and pray that we may find another, regardless of what harmony, offers this ques- he says, “but it’s hard to tell, comfort, not in his death, but that person did in their life tion: How can our response knowing what we do of the that he can no longer inflict REUTERS/Mike Segar here on earth. This reeks of to Osama bin Laden’s death circumstances and what op- evil in the world. judgment, and God has very Flower hangs on a fence near World contribute to healing? “Some tions were open to the United sternly warned those who Trade Center in New York after the of us have fallen into the States, what justice would Deborah Suddard killing of Osama Bin Laden. Extremely un-Christian. But would judge others.” temptation of taking satisfac- look like in this case. History the reality is most of what is Adds the Rev. Dr. Gary tion in this death,” she says. will declare whether what was called “Christian” these days Nicolosi, rector of St. James neither did I judge those who “As a result, we risk fuelling done was, in fact, justice.” has very little to do with the Westminster Anglican felt it necessary to take this further violence. We must in- Some say justice was, in ministry Christ lived. Church in London, Ont. “I action,” he says. vest our energies in building fact, served, albeit roughly— did not rejoice at bin Laden’s Nor did Beverley White- relationships by which pain by the killing of a combatant Sandra Lypps death, and I don’t think house experience jubilation. can be transformed rather in a chronic state of war with Yes, I do. Celebrating some- people were really rejoicing Whitehouse is a member than transmitted.” the West. And one who was one’s death, no matter how bad in the sense of jubilation and of Christ Church Anglican A statement from the allegedly planning further a person they are, places us on celebration as they did in the Cathedral in Whitehorse, Y.T. Archbishop of Canterbury, mass deaths in the transit a level that I find very unset- streets at the end of World “He was a human being, and Rowan Williams, pointed to systems of Europe and North tling.... War II. It was more an ac- as a Christian, I take no joy the need for the clear appear- America. knowledgment that, in some at anyone’s death. I worried ance of justice. “I think that In an early-May poll, 61 per Paul Williams sense, justice has been done, more that the bloodbath was the killing of an unarmed cent of Americans surveyed Yes indeed! As much as what that the person who planned going to get worse now,” says man is always going to leave said they believed bin Laden he engineered was horrible, these horrible attacks has Whitehouse, who watches a very uncomfortable feeling was rotting in hell. even evil, it is equally evil to been dealt with.” the news specifically to of- because it doesn’t look as Archdeacon Michael celebrate this death. It won’t In Winnipeg, the Rev. Dr. fer prayer and intercession if justice is seen to be done. Pollesel, general secretary of bring back any of our family Canon Brett Cane, rector of for events in our embattled …When we are faced with General Synod, feels the U.S. or friends, could cause greater St. Aidan’s Anglican Church, world. someone who was manifestly intervention will accomplish evils to be perpetuated, and reminds us that according to Adds an Anglican woman a ‘war criminal,’ as you might little. “My initial reaction ultimately breaks at least two the Book of Common Prayer, from a parish in rural Alberta: say, in terms of the atroci- was: here we go again. All I biblical precepts, one a com- Christ “desireth not the death “God loved this man and ties inflicted, it is important could foresee was yet another mandment, one a teaching. of a sinner, but rather that he made him in his own image, that justice is seen to be cycle of violence,” he says. may turn from his wicked- so I did not rejoice at his pass- observed.” “On a rational level, I can Mark Kinghan ness, and live.” Hence, “from ing. But I do understand how Those concerns about jus- understand why it happened, “As I live, says the Lord God, I a Christian point of view, the families of the victims of tice are echoed by Archbishop and even why it had to have no pleasure in the death we should be praying for his 9/11 might find a degree of Michael Peers, who was pri- happen. However, I really of the wicked”—Ezekiel 33:11... eternal soul. I did not rejoice. closure in his death.” mate of the Anglican Church don’t see that his death will this is just one of the scriptural I was sad that it had to end Weighing in on world reac- of Canada during 9/11. “It’s have advanced the cause of passages that I think speaks this way in violent death—but tion, a Vatican statement said: clear that the action of the world peace at all.” Ω to this!

David Osmond Yes! missionary to the English clergy draw up Milestones in Christian history England and the Ten Articles of Religion, Wallace Green first Archbishop the first official principles To rejoice in the death of a fel- June 325 settled the relationship of of Canterbury, of the Anglican church low human being diminishes First Council of Nicaea Jesus the Son to God the baptizes the since its break from Roman us to our very soul. We should Emperor Constantine invites Father (of one substance), Saxon monarch Catholicism. pray for those who would do 1,800 Christian bishops to composed the first part of the Aethelbert, us harm. meet in Nicaea in present-day Nicene creed and established making him the first June 18, 2006 Turkey. The council is the first the formula for calculating Christian king of England. Katharine Jefferts Schori, Alison Jill Knight attempt to reach a consensus the date of Easter. Bishop of Nevada, is elected Matthew 5 doesn’t seem to through an assembly of June 8, 1536 26th Presiding Bishop of the contain any “buts” or “excep- bishops representing all of June 2, 597 Following Henry VIII’s Episcopal Church in the U.S. tions,” the way I read it. Christendom. The council Augustine, an Italian Declaration of Supremacy, —Diana Swift

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Diocese sold A decade of full communion buildings, Diana Swift Renewal Centre in Mississau- of ways. The two churches held National Worship Conference staff sriter ga, Ont. The maple tree now the first joint meeting of their and every second year, a lively Holding aloft a spade with a marks the 10th anniversary of respective governing councils event called Canadian Lu- properties bright green pointed blade, the Declaration of Full Com- in April and are developing a theran Anglican Youth (CLAY). Archbishop Fred Hiltz deliv- munion between the Evangeli- theme for the joint meeting of “[With] one thousand strong Continued from p. 1 ered a stirring May Day ser- cal Lutheran Church in Canada the Lutheran National Conven- in attendance, it is by far the mon at Holy Trinity Lutheran and the Anglican Church of tion and Anglican General largest, most vibrant and Reasons for the financial Church in Buffalo, N.Y. The Canada, made at Waterloo, Synod in July 2013 in Ottawa. hope-filled expression of full crisis include decreased service was one of two Canada- Ont., in July 2001. At the local level, noted communion,” said Archbishop parish giving. U.S. border services, the other Archbishop Hiltz prayed Archbishop Hiltz, full commu- Hiltz, adding that, for young To generate income and in Fort Erie, Ont., celebrating that the tree would be “a sign nion takes the shape of guide- people of the future, inter- reduce expenses, the dio- a decade of full communion of our rootedness in the Refor- lines for common worship; church communion will be the cese has had to sell about between Anglicans and Luther- mation, in the faith and tradi- joint participation in the ordi- norm. “It will be in their DNA,” 20 of its buildings and ans. tion of the early church, and in nation of bishops, priests and he said. Ω properties, including the He brought this horticultur- the prayer of Jesus that they all pastors; serving in each other’s bishop’s residence. Some congregations have opted al prop to the pulpit in a salute may be one.” churches; shared ministries; Full story at to disband and worship to the April tree-planting In Canada, full communion and joint church plantings. http:tinyurl.com/4y75dcg ceremony at Queen of Apostles is already manifest in a number Every year, there is a joint with others, and some wor- ship in community halls. Dissolving the diocese and transferring its 26 Celebrating parishes to neighbouring Mining operations criticized dioceses cannot be done unilaterally. “That diocese the nativity Marites N. Sison has to grant consent,” said staff writer Archdeacon Huskins. Diana Swift An Anglican bishop said He explained that the staff sriter he is shocked to learn that “historic Moosonee op- Crèche aficionados, take note! the image of Canadians as tion” means the diocese And mark your fall calendars “peacemakers and builders of would be composed mainly for Nov. 10–12. That’s when justice” is being sullied. of indigenous congrega- Toronto’s Cathedral Church of St. Abuses resulting from the The face of tions from the present St. James will host an international large-scale mining activities our nation James Bay deanery. Non- conference and exhibition of some Canadian companies indigenous parishes could devoted to the art and traditions operating in the developing is not only evolve into a structure of nativity-scene tableaux in world were the focus of an similar to the Anglican Canada and around the world. ecumenical conference on about Parishes of the Central Reflecting the cultural mining, May 1 to 3 in Toronto. Interior (APCI), formerly diversity of Canada today, Bishop Tom Morgan told justice; it’s the diocese of Cariboo. the conference will open the Anglican Journal he was Non-indigenous par- with an ecumenical service embarrassed to see Philippine also about ishes are the ones strug- in the cathedral, followed by newspapers, which carried gling financially, said presentations, exhibits and stories about these mining integrity. Archdeacon Huskins. They workshops at the Fairmont Royal activities, referring to Canadi- are located mostly along York Hotel. ans as “ugly.” Bishop Tom Highway 11—from Gerald- The program will include The international confer- Morgan town to Timmins—former sessions on the crèche in ence drew a diverse group pulp and paper towns European art, its introduction from 20 countries that where people are moving into Canada and the creche’s included church leaders, out and those staying are importance in times of war. civil society representatives, getting older. These are There will be pre- and post- investors and representatives “increasingly impover- conference tours to crèche from communities directly af- ished communities” where sites in the Toronto area and a fected by mining activities in the average income goes crèche display and marketplace Canada and overseas. It was luigi nifosi down each year, he added. in the hotel ballroom. Featured co-sponsored by Norwegian rity,” he added, pointing out vestments “when companies Indigenous communi- in the many exhibits will be an Church Aid and Kairos, an that such standards include refuse to change.” ties along the east shore of early mould and wax head of the ecumenical justice group, of environmental protection, Canada is home to 75 per James Bay, where churches Christ Child and a crèche made which the Anglican Church of consultation, just treatment cent of the world’s mining are supported by bands in a prisoner-of-war camp dur- Canada is a member. for workers and protocols for and mineral exploration and councils, have the ing the Second World War. “I am in shock at the be- cleanup, among other provi- companies, and its stock “most potential for flour- The University of Toronto’s haviour of Canadian com- sions. exchanges trade 40 per cent ishing.” These communi- medieval drama group, Poculi panies and the failure of our Affected communities of the world’s mineral explo- ties, with populations of up Ludique Societas, will perform government to pass legisla- from Latin America, Africa, ration capital. C-300, a bill to 6,000, enjoy an average 16th-century biblical plays in the tion requiring conformity…to Asia Pacific and Canada imposing greater corporate Sunday attendance of 200 cathedral with the support of the the standards here at home,” shared stories of how min- accountability on Canadian to 300 people, said Arch- Anglican Foundation of Canada. said Bishop Morgan, who is a ing activities have displaced mining, oil and gas corpora- deacon Huskins. For more details, go to member of the board of direc- indigenous communities, tions in developing countries, Bishop Corston, who www.stjamescathedral.on.ca or tors of The Primate’s World destroyed ecosystems and was voted down by Parlia- was elected bishop in July contact Nancy Mallett at Relief and Development given rise to human rights ment last fall. last year, said he feels 416-364-7865, ext. 233. Ω Fund (PWRDF). “The face of violations. Mining operations in “very sad” about the state our nation is not only about Participants urged Guatemala have resulted in of the diocese, adding that

justice; it’s also about integ- churches to put pressure environmental disasters, said it has been one of the great on the Canadian and other Naty Atz Sunuc of CEIBA, a missionary dioceses of the governments “to exercise Guatemalan NGO. She cited Canadian church. It has Anglican Journal honoured transparency and account- accidents involving mining gone through tremendous changes in its history,” he The Anglican Journal received 22 awards, including 11 awards of ability” regarding large-scale trucks loaded with cyanide, said. “It started in 1872 excellence, at the April joint annual conference of the Associated mining and other resource which have polluted water Church Press (ACP) and the Canadian Church Press (CCP) in extraction operations. They sources. The Guatamelan as an indigenous diocese Chicago. Founded in 1916, the Associated Church Press is the oldest also discussed how churches government has awarded through the Hudson’s Bay interdenominational religious press association in North America; the can encourage companies “to- mining concessions to for- Company. Ω Canadian Church Press began in 1950 as a fellowship of editors. wards ethical behaviour and eign companies “without the Full story at Full story at http://tinyurl.com/3f3mhvv respect for human rights and informed consent of commu- the Earth,” by withdrawing in- nities,” she added. Ω http://tinyurl.com/3d96urz

anglicanjournal.com 3 column editorial walking together Opening our hearts and minds

k r i s t i n j e n k i n s of my life save two: bin Laden? We’ll never know, thanks to stand...or jump. I felt his hasty dispatch and expedient burial he day Jack Kennedy was the panic and terror at sea. In the rush to decapitate Al- assassinated was the one and only of the passengers Qaeda, we may have robbed ourselves time I ever saw my grandmother on the airplanes, of the opportunity to understand more T about the mind that planned 9/11, and to cry. I found her sitting on a little stool watching their own in front of the television in the den, her deaths speed toward help ourselves in the months ahead. A church the face bleached with grief. I honestly them in slow motion, In light of recent events, it is didn’t know what to do, so I just stood unable to do tempting to retrench. But the “them” there, holding the music books from my anything but and “us” approach was never so wrong poor can afford piano lesson. I was nine. pray. as it is now. If ever there was a time to “They shot President Kennedy,” she Ten years open our hearts and minds to the people Mark MacDonald told me, her red-rimmed eyes flashing later, Osama of Islam, this is it. up to look at me. Then she pulled out bin Laden has We need to acknowledge that we Older church members often a hanky and pulled herself together, been shot and understand very little about the religion look back at the mid-20th century standing up and smoothing her sweater killed. But he is not gone. Not the way and the culture. We need to admit with a feeling of warm nostalgia. We set over the top of her skirt, just as I had Jack Kennedy was gone when “they” how easily we slip into stereotyping remember large youth groups, at least seen her do so many times. She headed shot him in the head. and judgment. We need to look to our three services on a Sunday and multiple into the kitchen to start dinner. I suspect the impact of bin Laden’s clergy and our parishes for leadership choirs. Churches were a central part of I didn’t know who “they” were, but summary execution will be something in understanding the faith perspective. community life in North America. They I knew they must be very, very bad akin to seeding a cancer tumour. Any How can they help us bring a working were easy to get to and open for all...or so to make Nana cry. I sat in front of the surgeon will tell you this is the last knowledge of Islam—and­­ what it is we thought. television, frightened and unsure about thing you want to do when someone and is not—to the conversation? We Today’s situation is often attributed what it all meant. Black and white has cancer. The act of cutting out need to make sure our children and to changing demographics and the images flashed across the screen and the tumour can release microscopic grandchildren learn these things, too. broadening of social norms. The changes the sound of Walter Cronkite’s voice cancer cells into surrounding tissues, This is, after all, the world they will in membership also display awkward filled the room. where they start to grow and form new, inherit. truths about the program of the church potentially more deadly tumours. It’s I believe we also need to invest and its relationship to God’s mission. Where were you when the Twin anything but a cure. emotionally by extending our friendship There has been a progressive Towers fell? Like most, I was glued to Behind bin Laden stood dozens of and support to the many Muslims deterioration of our ministry presence CNN as colour images revealed the lieutenants, all trained for this day. We living in Canada and elsewhere. Like across Canadian society. We have all unimaginable. Still, I could not help already know their names. Analysts the German people terrorized by Hitler but pulled out of the most marginal imagining what it would feel like to be predict that, if anything, this new crop of and then stigmatized by the world, they areas of our society, including rural trapped inside the World Trade Center, fundamentalist extremists will be even are also the victims in this. In the war areas, the North and the most troubled knowing that I would never see my more dangerous. They are younger, against Al-Qaeda, perhaps they too can urban areas. Although there is still daughter marry, spoil my grandchildren more technologically savvy, more teach us something we need to learn. Ω some ministry presence on aboriginal or kiss my mother’s soft cheek again. I ruthless and now, even more inspired to reserves, in most areas it is much less imagined what it must have been like bring death to Western infidels. Kristin Jenkins is editor of the Anglican than it used to be, much less than it to suddenly have all choice ripped out Did we have anything to learn from Journal. should be. Our style of ministry—grand buildings to gather in, learned clergy who are our primary ministers and letters liturgies that aim toward pageantry—are expensive. There isn’t anything wrong with this ministry, just that its reach is Easter must be Easter Did he forget Jesus’ War and peace quite limited. We may say, with very I found the article, Why don’t we parables? Gloria Paul’s letter [War and church, little exaggeration, that we have become use the ‘P’ word? [Apr. 2011, p. 5] David Puttock [Self-Absorbed, May Apr. 2011, p. 5] is indeed food for a church that the poor cannot afford. interesting. But I must agree to Easter 2011, p. 5] criticizes the March editorial thought. It reignited in me a passion It is not easy to know all that will be being called Easter although it’s [Putting job skills to personal use, for peace in the world. What if all needed to turn us around, but we can apparent that the spiritual practices p. 4] for its lack of religious language. the churches worldwide refused identify some of the essentials. We need of Christian societies everywhere Perhaps he has forgotten how Jesus to participate in any way in war… to remember, first of all, that our church include both indigenous and Christian uses everyday illustrations (parables) withheld taxes related to war, said is entirely dependent upon the presence elements. to illustrate the reign of God. “no” to military chaplains and prayers of Jesus. This presence is the most The article mentioned that hot At a time when religious language from the pulpit for “our side?” What important and only precondition of a cross buns were banned because they has become problematic for many, if we honour those religions that, church. Jesus promises his presence might offend non-Christians. This including Christians, we can welcome historically, renounce war and practise wherever two or three are gathered in was not likely the work of Muslims efforts to use ordinary experiences peace? his name. He also promises that we will or Hindus living in England but of to lead us to new insights and Impossible? Perhaps. find his presence specially actualized atheists. Atheism is just as responsible understandings. Other responses They say one person can (and has) among the poor and marginalized for the destruction of culture as some would indicate that this was helpful to changed the world. Let that person (Matthew 25). religions. some Anglican Journal readers. begin! This calls us to invest in new ways Glen Burrill The Rev. Canon Peter Davison Anita Bundy to be disciples. We should enjoy the Williams Lake, B.C. Vernon, B.C. Victoria, B.C. blessed life of our churches but we must find ways to express its essence beyond our walls or, perhaps, to find its Anglican Journal Unsolicited manuscripts are welcome but prior queries PUBLICATIONS MAIL AGREEMENT NO. 40069670 essence beyond our walls. We could, are advised. First published as the Dominion Churchman in 1875, for example, become a part of small Anglican Journal is the national news magazine of the Anglican Church of Canada. 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‘Grace’ is the word tired rhetoric One-sided I wholeheartedly support the practice I am concerned about the tired After Fukushima: Does nuclear power of “open table” as suggested by the rhetoric of anti-nuclear protesters in have a future in Canada? [May 2011, Rev. Dr. Gary Nicolosi [The case for After Fukushima: Does nuclear power p. 1] draws most of its content from a open communion, May 2011, p. 1] but have a future in Canada? [May 2011, professional anti-nuclear activist. Less primarily because of a word that I p. 1]. The Anglican church, along with than one paragraph is based on com- have yet to see mentioned. The word other faith groups, led an independent ments from someone in the nuclear is “grace.” Furthermore, the practice examination of the issues in the mid- industry. Respected academics knowl- of Open Table might be the incentive 1980s. The Interfaith Program for the edgeable about nuclear energy were needed to have a conversation around Public Awareness of Nuclear Issues conspicuously absent in the article. the rite of baptism itself. concluded that Canada’s nuclear My perspective is based on having I would like to suggest that baptism power program was safe and morally been a former vice president and gen- evolve from the “living water” of the sound. eral manager of the Canadian Nuclear Hannah Samaritan women at the well, rather The Anglican Journal also erred Association. In the mid-1980s, I was an than the “being born in sin” and the in attributing Ontario Hydro as Anglican representative on the orga- Fred Hiltz “cleansing from sin” of John the the owner of the Pickering Nuclear nizing committee of the Interfaith Pro- Baptist. Generating Station. For more gram for Public Awareness of Nuclear annah is a friend of mine who lives in Fort McPherson in The Rev. Michel Dubord than a decade, Ontario’s nuclear Issues (IPPANI), which studied all Richmond, Ont. reactors have been owned by either aspects of nuclear energy over about Hthe Northwest Territories. As a Bruce Power (Bruce Nuclear Power two years. I recall the Anglican diocese deacon, she ministers in the Parish of Remember the Puritans Development) or Ontario Power of Toronto contributed some $5,000 St. Matthew. I first met her at the Sacred Generation. towards that study. Circle in Port Elgin in Enthusiasts of so-called open 2009. I was moved by communion appear to be grounded Dave Hardy Jim Weller Toronto Cobourg, Ont. hearing something in Jesus’ invitation to enter the of her experience in kingdom of God—and that is a good an Indian residential thing. Steeped in such spirituality, school, including they appear to be acting out of their how on one intuitive sense of what Jesus would do. occasion when The difficulty is that reality often can the teacher be counter-intuitive. threw a In The case for open communion, chalkboard …when the [Apr. 2011, p. 1], [The Rev. Dr.] Gary eraser at her, Nicolosi’s argument for liturgical she promptly teacher threw innovation is incredibly retro. The picked it up a chalkboard conceptual tools he champions are and threw it eraser at her, largely a contemporary rebranding back at him! she promptly of ideas from the pop psychology and A Gwich’in new philosophers of decades ago. by birth, picked it up and The assertion is that cerebral ‘ Hannah is a threw it back at him! arguments, linear thinking and member of theological systems are out. What is the Anglican cool is encountering the supernatural. Council of Indigenous Peoples, and I History is full of outcomes derived am always happy to see her and to hear from such an approach. Sometimes her speak and pray. the outcomes have been limited to This month, she and many others either the helpful or the harmless—but will welcome all who gather in Inuvik not always. The misadventures of for the second national event of the Puritans with the Salem witch Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation trials in colonial Massachusetts are Commission. Recently the chair, Mr. a perfect example of openness to the Justice Murray Sinclair, posed the supernatural unrestrained by cerebral following questions for everyone. or linear argument. What is your understanding of The Rev. Canon Rod Gillis reconciliation? What are the signs that Halifax it is beginning to happen? What does it ultimately look like?

A stone for the starving david anderson d-andersonillustration.com These powerful questions draw [The Rev. Dr.]Gary Nicolosi’s essay, my parish is neither red nor green. us into reflection and conversation The case for open communion [May that must be marked by a posture 2011, p. 1], is another nail in the lid of of respectful listening and learning. the coffin of the Anglican Church of The responses cannot be rushed. Canada. Indeed, they will come only with time. Confusing shade of gray They will be revealed in the mutual Mr. Nicolosi’s arguments in favour transformations of attitude, thought of open communion are more than s a life-long Anglican, enabled the Rev. Jane Fletcher to specious; they are an invitation and action, one toward another. A I should be in church. But my create growth at St. Stephen’s in Reconciliation begins with a to the uninformed to perjure their motivation is gone. Colour me blue. Oldcastle, Ont. [Apr. 2011, p.1]. consciences. Inviting anyone (and his willingness to hear how we have hurt I found the editorial What colour David Bowes another person, how we have violated dog?) to participate in the Christian is your church? [Apr. 2011, p. 4] Peterborough, Ont. eucharist is tantamount to inviting their dignity and worth. Only after we interesting, but my parish is neither have heard their story can we consider your Jewish, Muslim and vegan red nor green; it’s more a confusing Small church, big ideas friends to dinner and serving them making appropriate amends, saying we shade of gray. I read with interest What colour is are truly sorry and that we intend with pork without letting them know what We have a diversity of Sunday they are being offered. your church? [Apr. 2011, p. 4] and God’s help to change our ways. Only services and some really great was delighted when one of our then can we ask for forgiveness. And Sadly, Mr. Nicolosi’s dumbing outreach programs that suggest we down of baptism and the eucharist parishioners who has been attending in waiting for that word we must be are very green. Yet last year, the parish [St. John the Divine] for 45+ years patient. When it comes, we are called to are nothing more than the latest cancelled most of those services for the embarrassing examples of the bland invited me to read it and discuss it consider together meaningful gestures summer and failed to respond to my with her. We agreed that it would that signify our reconciliation and leading the bland in the inevitable unexpected health issues, events that march to the precipice. We who are make a great discussion topic as we deep desire to walk together in “a new demonstrate its self-serving red side. move into being a “small church” with agape,” a new love. starving need bread and Mr. Nicolosi My parish needs to focus more on offers us a stone! “big church” ideas and the challenges As to what reconciliation ultimately the needs of its parishioners and the that go with a relatively small looks like, take a look at my friend K. Corey Keeble needs of the local community. Having leadership group. Toronto Hannah. Look at that smile! How can lived in several places in Canada in Thank you for posing the question, you not return one, rejoicing in God’s the last 20 years, I fear this growing and we’ll keep you informed when we amazing grace! Ω for more on open communion, disconnect with parish life explains move from “rainbow” to “green!” in part our shrinking congregations. see p. 12 Andrea Gailus Archbishop Fred Hiltz is primate of the Perhaps this realization is what Squamish, B.C. Anglican Church of Canada.

anglicanjournal.com 5 special report house of bishops Should clergy perform marriages? Covenant to help

Diana Swift churches agree to staff writer A small group of bishops will lay the disagree groundwork for a discussion of mar- riage within the life of the church at the Diana Swift staff writer November House of Bishops meeting in Niagara Falls. With its usual faithful response to The impetus for this discussion is requests from the Anglican Commu- a General Synod request to the faith, nion, the Anglican Church of Canada worship and ministry committee to is preparing materi- consider the implications of having als for next year’s Anglican clergy cease to solemnize mar- discussions of the riages. The committee asked the House proposed Anglican of Bishops to comment. “There is no as- Covenant. sumption there will be a resolution one The covenant way or the other,” said Archbishop Fred goes back to the Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Windsor Report, Canada. which came out of Driving the request is the reality that the Lambeth Com- far fewer marriages today are performed mnstudio mission on Com- Kearon in church buildings, even when a mem- “There is no assumption there will be a resolution one way or the other,” said Archbishop Fred Hiltz. munion, established ber of clergy officiates. Furthermore, in in 2003. “It was a time when there a country where same-sex marriage is discontinuation of the solemnization of Recalling their experiences as was a huge amount of tension over legal, “the church has a concern whether marriage. Bishop after bishop spoke of priests, the bishops noted that first visits issues of sexuality and unity,” said it is blessing unions or marriages,” said marriage discussions as solid opportu- by couples who want to be married and Archbishop Hiltz, primate of the Archbishop Hiltz. nities for evangelism and pastoral care then take marriage preparation turn Anglican Church of Canada. “Many At the April meeting in Niagara Falls, that lead to growing the parish family,” into pastoral relationships that grow were uncomfortable with the direc- “There was not much appetite for the Archbishop Hiltz said. parish membership. Ω tion some churches were taking, and the covenant was seen as a way to help member churches stay in com- munion and regular consultation on controversial issues.” Pastoral coach can help people understand The fourth section of the covenant sets out what happens when church- Continued from p. 1 mous vote. In an interview, he told the Although the bishops were unani- es within the Communion disagree. concern to express Christian hospi- Anglican Journal that the bishops are mous in upholding the reservation, the Archbishop Hiltz added, “Some tality.” According to the release, “the sensitive to the fact that giving the sac- primate stressed that they “are prepared experience it as an uncomfortable bishops will discuss and offer guidance rament of eucharist can lead to baptism to have a conversation about what shift from relational language to to the church on Christian hospitality in some cases. “No one is dismissing Christian hospitality means in relation juridical language. Others think it’s and mission and how these relate to the that, but at the same time, a good pas- to the Lord’s table.” a nice idea but say we have other Table of Christ” at their fall meeting in toral coach can help people understand As for the place of unconfirmed but opportunities in the Communion for November. how baptism and the eucharist comple- baptized children at the eucharistic learning how to deal with conflicts.” To those who protested the Apr. 15 ment each other.” meal, he said: “We went through a peri- So far, the secretary general of statement—charging that the bishops Archbishop Hiltz also acknowledged od a few years ago when it was thought the London-based Communion, the may be slamming the door on people that, in some churches, unbaptized that children had to be confirmed to Rev. Canon Kenneth Kearon, has who want to come to the table and from people do come forward to take com- participate. But we have moved away asked only for a progress report to be there into the church—Archbishop Fred munion. “There’s no ticket taking at the from that now. The fundamental rite presented at next year’s meeting of Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church altar,” he said. “We don’t ask everyone, of admittance to the Lord’s table is the Anglican Consultative Council in of Canada, defended the bishops’ unani- ‘Are you baptized?’ ” baptism.” Ω New Zealand. Ω

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6 anglican journal • June 2011 news A message from the Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada

alex smith JESUS walks on water in this illustrated Arabic manuscript of the gospels by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Dear Friends: In my travels across our beloved church I am so encouraged by what I see of Medieval Muslim a genuine commitment to be “a people seeking to know, love and follow Jesus in serving God’s mission in the world.” at vocation calls us to be joyous in worship, steadfast in teaching the faith and scholar strengthens compassionate in caring for those who su er. It calls us to be diligent in building “a truly just healthy and peaceful world.” It also calls us to be good stewards of God’s creation. Much of that work is accomplished in ministries through your inter-faith ties local parishes, some through your diocesan programs and some through our Diana Swift commitments as a national church. staff sriter on the Qur’an doing just that. As you know, ministries of the General Synod are supported through two major In these days of often bitter In this, he stood boldly apart streams of revenue. One is apportionment, that annual gi made by your diocese, conflict among Muslims, from contemporary Islamic Christians and Jews, one scholars such as al-Sakhawi, and the other is the Anglican Appeal, that personal gi made by you. Under new University of Toronto scholar who vehemently opposed the leadership, the Resources for Mission Department is re-imaging the Anglican is exploring fresh evidence hermeneutical use of non- Appeal. While it will continue supporting ministries in the North and overseas, it of the cultural bond among Islamic scriptures. will enhance our ability to meet other needs as well. ose needs include calls for these three religions: little- In a work known as Bible • Supporting evangelism and church growth known medieval translations Treatise, al-Biqa’i condemned • Equipping men and women, ordained and lay, as leaders in mission of the Holy Bible into Arabic. the motives of those who • Securing a strong  nancial footing for ministry among youth and young adults Dr. Walid Saleh, who was attacked his Bible-supported born in Columbia, grew qur’anic commentary, arguing • Continuing commitment to healing, reconciliation and self-determination up in Lebanon, and is now that it was permissible to within indigenous communities across Canada an associate professor of quote from Jewish and • Exploring new expressions of partnership in our work and witness within the religious studies at the Christian scriptures as long Anglican Communion. University of Toronto, was as they were not used as a Many of you support the Anglican Appeal through regular giving, and some researching commentaries basis for religious and legal on the Qur’an when he came doctrine. Prof. Saleh has through extraordinary gi s. I also know many are now extending their support across a 15th-century qur’anic published a study and edition beyond their lifetime through Planned Giving. What a wonderful legacy! exegete from Lebanon of al-Biqa’i’s Bible Treatise Such expressions of generosity enable our church to extend its reach in the who had read an Arabic in his book, In Defense of the service of the gospel. With gratitude translation of the Bible. The Bible (Brill, 2008). I am scholar, al-Biqa’i, enlisted the Used by Arabic-speaking Sincerely in Christ, aid of a local rabbi to help Jews and Christians in him understand the original the medieval Middle East, Hebrew text. So impressed these bibles are among the was al Biqa’i that he took to most obscure of the many penning controversial tracts translations of the Judeo- on the legitimacy of using Christian scriptures, yet Arab the Hebrew Bible and the poets and novelists of the Photo of Archbishop Hiltz with Bishop Griselda Delgado del Carpio in Cuba, Feb. 2011 Christian gospels to help 19th century were strongly interpret Islam’s holy book. influenced by biblical texts, He wrote a long commentary says Saleh. Ω ANGLICAN Appeal I would like to dedicate my gift to I would like to make my donation using: ANGLICAN Appeal in memory of:  Personal cheque ______(please make cheque payable to Anglican Appeal) Study Pilgrimages all year round! Name  Visa  MasterCard Name ______Card Number ______Visit the Holy Land, Turkey, Jordan or Egypt to learn, Address ______Signature (required by credit card companies) Expiry (mm/yy) explore, pray, and reflect. City ______Province ______Postal Code ______Home Phone ______Tax receipts are automatically issued for donations of $10 or more. E-mail ______Please allow six weeks for delivery. St George’s College, Jerusalem Thank you for your generous support ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA • 80 Hayden Street, Toronto, ON M4Y 3G2 • (416) 924-9199 ext. 299 www.sgcjerusalem.org Charitable Registration Number 108082835RR0001

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New principal appointed In August, the Rev. Canon Maylanne Maybee, an Anglican deacon for 30 years, will assume the role of principal of the Winnipeg- based Centre for Christian Studies. Educated at the University of Toronto and Oxford University, Maybee spent 15 years with General Synod in Maybee Toronto, first as co-ordinator of mis- sion and justice education and then as co-ordinator for ecojustice networks.

General Secretary steps down Archdeacon Michael Pollesel, general secretary of the Anglican Church of Truth or Dare Canada since Jan. 2006, steps down ef- fective Oct. 31, 2011. Lee Lambert Silence does fall. Like a noiseless miraculous intervention?” she The Council of bomb losing nothing in its concussive demanded. “We’re there to offer God’s General Synod will t was in my final year of force. Oh, the temptation I knew then. promise of salvation and healing, which appoint a search university that I was called to the An easy outset, right before me. The you didn’t do. How do you know he was committee to iden- Itown hospital. The ride was brief family behind me, hoping wordlessly going to die?” tify and interview and I struggled for composure. Waiting I would jam my foot in the door their She was right, of course. But I think, potential candidates for me was a man who had been told by surgeon had just slammed shut, to allow too, that she was not right. And I will and make a nomina- Pollesel his oncologist minutes earlier that he back in the merest sliver of hope. This tell you what I told her so you may tion for the position. was going to die soon. was why I was here. This was why I had decide how you might have answered Canon Robert Falby, prolocutor, will I entered by the back way, thankful been called. I was their last ditch before that question. head the search committee. for the extra minute it took for me to oblivion. Lazarus was dead before Christ find his room. called him forth from his tomb and gave Bishop dies at 85 His name was Roy. Sixties, white- him back to his family. He was alive Bishop Arthur Dur- haired, propped up in bed at a He told me again, and his humanity guaranteed rant Brown, retired 45-degree angle, naked to the waist. I was going that a month, a year, or 50 years later, suffragan bishop in His narrow chest was misshapen by the he would again die. the Anglican diocese cancer, as if it threatened to push free to die. Am I... I did tell Roy the truth. I was sure going to...die? of Toronto and a from beneath. When he breathed in, his that I had a responsibility to help him strong advocate of spine bowed and lifted under the strain. prepare to meet his Lord. My purpose multiculturalism in The sound of it was the worst thing I was to help him discover the peace Canada, died May 2. have ever heard. that would bear him through this world He was 85. Brown I crossed to him quickly and stood I forced myself to speak. and into the next. The peace that only Bishop Brown served as suffragan God can provide is the miracle we close, acknowledging the family with a “Yes, Roy, yes you are. Do you want bishop of York/Simcoe from 1981 to can always count upon when we pray, tight-lipped nod, locking eyes with him to talk about that?” 1985, and suffragan bishop of York/ whether it is our time to die or not. Ω as he fought. Scarborough from 1985 to 1993. “My name is Lee. I’m from the “How dare you!” cried a woman from His longest stint as rector was at church. I understand the doctor was in the back of the church hall where I The Rev. Lee Lambert has been a military chaplain for seven years and is rector of the predominantly black congrega- to talk to you.” stood three years later, relating this tion of St. Michael’s and All Angels A nod and that hideous, bubbling St. Mary’s Anglican Church in Russell, Ont. story. The 30 or so people who had At the recent annual meeting of the in Toronto, where he served for 17 gasp on each word. gathered—nurses, palliative care Associated Church Press and Canadian years (1963 to 1980). Here, he turned “He told me I was going to die.” workers, pastoral care volunteers— Church Press in Chicago, Lambert’s reflection, the parish into a “home away from “I understand.” froze, as did I. The Dreaded Knock [Sept. 2010, p. 5] received home” for Anglicans from the Carib- “Am I...going to...die?” “What about prayer? What about a first-place Award of Excellence. bean. Ω

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Diana Swift house, he donated them to the soup staff writer kitchen where he ate his meals,” says ast summer, 32 downtown Along with Kornelsen. Winnipeg kids learned how to flowers to Discussions are under way to Lcultivate the earth. They used launch similar projects in other creation-centred biblical principles set add curb congregations, with the two A Rocha out at a day camp run by St. Margaret’s ‘ co-ordinators acting as resources. appeal, attract human Anglican Church and A Rocha (The “We’ll partner this year with a couple Rock)—a Christian conservation attention and lure of other churches in a small way and and environmental group founded expand in 2012,” says Kornelsen. “We in Portugal three decades ago by a pollinating insects, see ourselves as temporary resources husband-and-wife team of Anglican the garden produced a that help build capacity in churches priests. and then move on.” A Rocha Canada is based in coastal cornucopia of veggies. As for the gardening camp, it Surrey. B.C., and has a conservation was a big success, with the kids site in the Pembina Valley, but its making jam and pizzas from the Winnipeg gardening mission, “Just space and garden along with us during bounty and participating in a Growing,” is rooted firmly on some drop-in times on Tuesday, Wednesdays fall harvest festival. Some of the needier streets of the city’s and Fridays,” says Kornelsen. Along even showed an early downtown core. “Our project here with flowers to add curb appeal, attract aptitude for horticulture. links people with food, community and human attention and lure pollinating ”One six-year-old girl creation,” says Jennifer Kornelsen, a insects, the garden produced a astonished her parents community organizer with A Rocha cornucopia of veggies, including by identifying all Canada and one of Just Growing’s co- tomatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, celery, the plants in the ordinators. onions and potatoes. garden—even odd The pilot project, kicked off last Every Friday, participants gathered ones like tomatillos,” year, invited local people to join in the church kitchen to cook up the says Kornelsen. Ω staff on five local properties (two plots’ excellent yields into hearty church-owned, two donated by lunches of soups, veggie burgers and neighbours) to grow fruits, vegetables pastas smothered in pesto from the photo contributed and flowers. With four university lavish basil crops. Free vegetables were students acting as chief gardeners on offer to participants and passersby. and a neighbourhood resident riding “Our security guard was given 40 shotgun as security guard, “local pounds of potatoes, but since he had people were invited to share time and no cooking facilities in his rooming

“Absolutely delighted with wealth-replacement life insurance plan!” — Stephen and Louise tephen and Louise, in their early 60’s and very active, church. The only cost to the parents would be the loss Sgenerous supporters of their parish church, want to of whatever income the donated asset (in this case, listed make a major gift to their church for enhanced ministry securities) was producing — and in recent years that and programme. But they don’t want to diminish their amount has been very modest. If the donated asset had legacy for their children and grandchildren. been retained and had appreciated in value, the capital One strategy, gaining in popularity and suggested by gain would have been taxed at the death of the surviving General Synod’s Resources for Mission department, is to parent, reducing the net amount distributable to the purchase a life insurance policy with a face value equal children. The policy proceeds, by contrast, are paid to to the amount contributed to the church and name the the children tax-free, outside the estate. children as beneficiaries. The policy proceeds, payable at Stephen and Louise are “absolutely delighted” that the death of the parents, replace the asset that had been the life insurance strategy enables a wonderful major removed from their estate through a donation. gift for the work of God through their church, while In the case of Stephen and Louise, their ages and at the same time grateful for being able to make a state of health make is possible to pay the premiums significant legacy for their children, as they had entirely with the tax savings resulting from their gift to the always planned.

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anglicanjournal.com 9 guest reflections A rose by any other name

Gordon Baker become autonomous churches would sisters and brothers in faith and ever make claim to being a “church,” mission. Our clergy in Quebec are he Church of England’s defining universal doctrine and becoming totally bilingual so as to website was relaunched in exercising overall discipline. From work comfortably within a French TJanuary 2011 with a new design the first Lambeth Conference in 1867, culture. The tag in western Canada and web address. Notable is the fact when the Archbishop of Canterbury of our being the “English church” no that the word “anglican” has been invited bishops worldwide for an longer holds true. dropped. The web address is now assembly of fellowship, to pray and I submit that it is time for us to www.churchofengland.org. Before share together, there were those who give thanks for all we have received the change, the address “www.cofe. could foresee what might transpire. from the Church of England, and anglican.org” was generally confusing The Archbishop of York and a number others, but have a name that more for people in England. of other English bishops declined the truly expresses who we are. I believe Certainly it is understandable that invitation to participate in that first that the name “The Episcopal Church what people in England want conference. of Canada” would do just that. to deal with is the Church So I raise the question: is it Many other churches in the of England and not some time for a name change from “The Communion use such a designation— vague Anglican entity. Anglican Church of Canada”? After Scotland, Jerusalem and the Middle Simon Sarmiento, all, we changed it once before, in East, the United States, Cuba, founder of the Thinking 1955, from “The Church of England in Philippines and Sudan. By this change Anglicans website and Canada” to “The Anglican Church of we declare our church’s autonomy U.K.-Europe editor Canada.” This was done to recognize with its own form of governance and of Anglicans Online, and proclaim our existence and our readiness to respond wherever said that the name autonomy as something other than a the Holy Spirit may lead us. And that change “shows that colonial religious outpost. However includes a readiness to share mutual the Church of England appropriate the use of the word responsibility and interdependence is not playing along “Anglican” was then, our church has with all other churches that would with the rest of the changed in its understanding of itself share with us. The spirit of renewal Anglican Communion.” and its mission, in a greatly changed is that we move on from where we’ve I’m sure this is true Canadian social context. been. Alleluia! Ω because I don’t believe it Today we are developing new, was originally envisioned mature relationships with the The Rev. Canon Gordon Baker is a former that a fellowship of what have aboriginal peoples of Canada, our editor of the Anglican Journal.

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10 anglican journal • June 2011 special report truth and reconciliation

Moorby collection tells tale ‘An opportunity for powerful of 1960s Inuvik life reconciliation gestures’

Marites N. Sison Marites N. Sison staff writer and there is still an aborigi- staff writer nal majority population in Reconciliation between the an you draw me two of the three territories. Roman Catholic and Angli- something?” The event “presents an can churches and between This was the opportunity and potential “C Inuit and Dene students for powerful reconciliation question Mossie Moorby who attended residential always asked children sent gestures,” she said. schools in the North will be to the infirmary of Stringer Fourteen residential a focus of the second Truth Hall, an Anglican-run hostel schools in the NWT have and Reconciliation Com- in Inuvik for Indian and Inuit been identified in the mission (TRC) national children, where she served as Indian Residential Schools event this month. nurse in the 1960s. Moorby Settlement Agreement, “Conflicts among school safeguarded the drawings whose parties include children along these two and string art depicting life in churches, the federal religious and ethnic lines Canada’s north—the budding government and former are part of the residential artists’ names all carefully students. That agreement school story in this region led to the creation of the labelled—in binders. and across the North,” said TRC. Before its five-year Moorby died in 2000, but the TRC in its concept pa- term ends in 2013, the TRC her collection lives on. Now, per for the event, scheduled will hold a total of seven thanks to her daughter, Anne for Jun. 28 to Jul. 1 in Inu- national events. Campbell, it will be shared vik, Northwest Territories The second TRC event with former students and their (NWT). is being hosted by the families at the 2nd Truth and The majority of Inuit diocese of the Arctic under Reconciliation Commission children attended Angli- the direction of Bishop (TRC) national event in Inuvik, can-run residential schools, Andrew Atagotaaluk. The Jun. 28 to Jul. 1. while most Dene children Rev. David Parsons, Church “She loved the kids and marites n. sison attended Catholic-run of the Ascension in Inuvik, I just know that they loved schools in the North. is coordinating local An- her, too,” said Campbell in an ANNe CAMPBELL made her mother’s rare documents available. Rivalry between them glican participation in the interview. “If I can bring some was encouraged and fric- national event. happy memories back to the ings, native dolls and draw- More stories on truth and tion continues to this day, The Anglican Church of kids2 Anglican who lived Journal at Stringer Hall, ings, which she? often bought December 2009 reconcilation at TRC Commissioner Marie Canada will be represented that would be wonderful.” from the parents. g http://tinyurl.com/433s2zw Wilson said in a recent by the primate, Archbishop Moorby’s collection is a Campbell hopes former g meeting with church rep- Fred Hiltz, the National In- treasure trove for researchers, http://tinyurl.com/3uaanu8 students will remember her resentatives. NWT had the digenous Anglican Bishop, historians and the TRC, whose g http://tinyurl.com/3j3h74h mother when they view the highest ratio of residential Mark MacDonald, and mandate includes setting up a collection. “...She was a very school students per capita, national church staff.Ω research centre to document month, Sept. 30, 1964. Ger- important person in their Ω the legacy of Canada’s Indian man measles, chicken pox and lives,” she says. residential schools. black-fly bites were a common The collection includes occurrence, she noted. Some hundreds of photographs and had to be treated in hospital slides—including portraits of for tuberculosis. “A lot of the children and staff–—as well as girls have beautiful braids,” clippings and artifacts assem- she wrote in Nov. 1964. “Al- bled during the eight years most all have long hair, even Moorby spent at Stringer Hall. 16- and 18-year-olds have Moorby’s correspondence braids. All kids help other kids c l a s s i f i e d s with her grown children is with their braiding. Even the part of the collection, as are little ones soon learn to braid FOR SalE StaiNED GlaSS StaiNED GlaSS letters she received from staff, quite quickly.” Near new 11-circuit, Chartres-model students and their families. Moorby savoured the expe- portable caNVaS labyRiNth EDWARDS Nancy Hurn, General Syn- rience of being in Inuvik and for sale. Eggplant on beige canvass. GLASS COMPANY LTD. od archivist, calls the Moorby forging relationships with the Three sections velroe together. Comes • custom designed collection, which documents children and their families. with tupperware carrying case. 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died peacefully on Friday November 14, Do you crave a life with meaning? 2008 at North York General Hospital. She was born March 15, 1912 at Dare to Join the Sisters Moorefield near Palmerston Ontario, of St. John the Divine daughter of the late Alfred Morden Carthew and Ethel Margaret McIntyre. contact: [email protected] Predeceased by brothers Morden and eter and sister Alice. She graduated as For classified advertising contact: aNGlicaN JOURNal larry Gee (416) 924-9199, ext 310 Fax: (416) 925-8811 Email: [email protected] guest reflection Why open communion doesn’t work

Editor’s note: In the May is- death and rising. Nevertheless, sue, the Rev. Dr. Gary Nico- that is what baptism signifies. losi wrote a guest reflection Inviting the unbaptized to share in Sacraments celebrate both the entitled, The case for open communion undermines the “grammar” grace of God and our response communion (p.1). In this is- to that grace. We live, there- sue, the Rev. Canon Dr. John of our sacramental language. We risk fore, with a tension between Hill presents another view. our response, which is at best pandering to a culture of spiritual tourism. partial and emergent, and Canon John Hill God’s grace, which is complete and unfailing. Even though ommunion before “we have died with Christ” in baptism sounds appeal- God. The gospel announces table. The issue is whether or baptism, St. Paul still urges us ing because it seems God’s intention to deliver all not we wish to undermine the to “put to death the deeds of C humanity from its captivity to “grammar” of our sacramental to rescue us from having to the body.” The slow process the dominion of fear. language by explicitly contra- deal with deeper challenges in his parable of the prodigal through which we awaken If, however, I claim to follow dicting the relation of baptism that have been creeping up son); he challenged them to to the meaning of the rituals Christ but refuse to recognize and communion. Inviting the on the church for a long time. open their hearts to God’s we celebrate is a normal and the responsibility I share with unbaptized to share in com- Challenges such as our retreat new reign of mercy and learn essential aspect of our sacra- all humanity for his death, I munion does that. from the public sphere. This to welcome the excluded, too. mental life. am simply repeating the de- Baptism is the defining has left us with no way to com- When they denounced him for So baptism before com- luded self-righteousness that moment in one’s life, incorpo- municate the gospel except by profaning all that was sacred, munion is the norm in Chris- condemned him in the first ration into a new sacramental waiting for people to show up he did not turn his back on tian tradition for good theo- place. The cross and resur- identity and vocation for the on Sunday. them but insisted on going up logical and pastoral reasons. rection are at the heart of the sake of the world, from which Then too, our expectations to Jerusalem to make a final There may be justifiable gospel, and at the heart of the there is no turning back. of membership have deterio- appeal and face their wrath. pastoral exceptions to the sacraments. Confronted by Sharing in communion is rated to the point where we Jesus had come to “gather norm, but these must not be this suffering love, I am com- the sacramental living out of expect next to nothing of the into one the children of God,” allowed to erode or replace the pelled to recognize that my this priestly vocation as we baptized anyway. And what and yet his impact was to norm. Unbaptized worshippers whole world is judged by it, re-enact the truth decisively about our centuries-old prac- divide: “This is the judgment, will, on occasion, receive com- that my whole way of being in acknowledged in our bap- tice of normalizing emergency that light has come into the munion with us in ignorance. the world has come to a dead tism. What is at stake in this baptism (baptism as soon world, and people loved dark- This in itself does not under- end. Thereafter, the one future “grammar” is the meaning not after birth as possible)? It ob- ness rather than light.” This mine the church’s sacramental open to me is the new one be- only of the sacraments, but of scures the purpose of baptism division reached its climax “grammar,” nor does it spiritu- ing offered by the risen Lord. discipleship, too: baptism is as a response to the gospel, at the point when all were di- ally endanger the unbap- In Christian tradition, baptism turning to Christ; communion and makes adult baptism an vided against him. Jesus him- tized. Rather, it is the explicit is the way to accept that offer. is cleaving to Christ. embarrassing anomaly. self became the excluded one; invitation to the unbaptized There is, then, an unavoid- Words without grammar Hospitality and inclusive- even his disciples abandoned to share in communion that able exclusivity in the celebra- are sound without meaning. ness are definitely Christian him, seeking safety (inclu- undermines the meaning of tion of the sacraments: it is By undermining this sacra- virtues and vital elements of sion!) in the angry crowd. the sacraments. Ω the self-exclusion of those mental “syntax,” which serves good liturgy; indeed, welcom- So the execution of Jesus who refuse to come to terms as our corporate memory, we ing the excluded and sharing is more than a revelation of For more on this issue, see Let- with the cross of Christ, who open the door to mindless meals with them was a central God’s love and mercy; it is also ters to the Editor on p. 5. and choose to avoid this crisis. Our revision of meaning, to com- part of Jesus’ mission. But a revelation of our human en- Liturgy Canada (Michaelmas administration of the sacra- modification and fragmenta- his mission also included an slavement to fear, of our self- 2010) at www.liturgy.ca/news- ments must include guiding tion of the sacramental order. appeal to the excluders, to the justifying social consensus to letter.htm people through the crisis, not We risk pandering to a culture elder brothers (as depicted resist the all-inclusive love of tempting them to avoid it. of spiritual tourism. The Rev. Canon Dr. John The issue, however, is not For most of us, of course, W.B. Hill, diocese of Toronto, subscription service whether or not we should turn baptism predated any con- is an ecumenical theologian away anyone who holds out scious coming to terms with and the author of two books Most IMportant hungry hands at the Lord’s the implications of Christ’s on baptism. Place label in this space. If not available, print old address here. 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Harold Munn body is beyond expressing God’s loving power, and per- ome years ago, an The implication for people of haps the tragedy of such a ter- airline pilot flying a long rible accident, caused by the night flight invited his faith is that we Christians are S intersection of a father’s pride two teenage children into the and technological confusion, cockpit. Like any proud father, to live in deep humility. can also be redeemed. Ω he wanted his children to be Faith isn’t about us or our Test your inspired by his profession and to experience what it might be ethical purity. For nearly 13 years, the Rev. Canon cclesiastical IQ! like to follow in his footsteps. Harold Munn has been rector of e He was careful to put the the Church of St. John the Divine By Diana Swift aircraft on autopilot so that ‘ in Victoria, B.C. He retired in May his children couldn’t acciden- and has now been appointed Visiting integrity originate? wouldn’t be ethical or loving. tally affect the flight. His son Anglican Mentor in Residence at The fathers have eaten How does the church, in The implication for people sat in the pilot’s seat and tried the Vancouver School of Theology, a secular world, account for of faith is that we Christians a sour grape, and the steering with the control stick, where he will teach Anglican polity, sacrificial bravery in people are to live in deep humility. children’s teeth are set but since the aircraft was ethos, ministry and mission. He and with no faith? If an atheist can Faith isn’t about us, or our on autopilot, his father was his wife, Claire, will live on campus in on edge is from… be so Christ-like, what is the ethical purity. God’s love isn’t unconcerned. Somerville House. purpose of being a Christian? limited to being enacted by 1. Proverbs What his father didn’t Canon Munn’s column, “Re- Try a thought experiment. members of our faith—what a 2. Judges know, because the aircraft thinking how we do church,” has What if it could be demon- small God that would be! Our 3. Jeremiah manufacturer hadn’t told him, appeared in the Anglican Journal strated that church-going faith is about proclaiming a 4. Zechariah was that the autopilot was since September 2009. At the May Christians are actually more magnificent God of unend- programmed to turn off auto- joint meeting of the Associated ethical and loving than the ing ability to break forth in matically, and without notice, Church Press and the Canadian general population? That miraculous acts of courageous Epact is… when the control stick was Church Press in Chicago, Canon would mean that the ethical sacrifice anywhere and in 1. The three days immediately moved. The aircraft suddenly Munn’s column received four and loving God pours more anyone. following Passover swerved and crashed. awards, including a first-place Award goodness upon members of If such a God can act The aircraft, an Airbus 310, of Excellence in the category of 2. A temporary agreement one religion than upon mem- through anyone, then we was owned by the Russian Newspaper Department. between differing religious bers of other religions—which know that nothing and no- sects in the patristic age of airline Aeroflot. It had been Christianity flying a regularly scheduled flight with a Russian crew. 3. An astronomical measure So, the Russian equivalent of used to calculate the date of Transport Canada carried out Easter the resulting investigation. 4. A long fringed stole worn What followed is of special by priests in the Eastern interest to people of faith. churches The accident happened only two years after the fall of communism in Russia. The Bible Readings lead investigator, a Russian Christmas and no doubt loyal Com- July August September

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used to determine the date of of date the determine to used under pressure to assign fault. Date Reading Date Reading Date Reading and treasured for new Years to is and 1 Jan. on moon the of

The stakes were high. The c Epact refers to the age in days days in age the to refers Epact 01 Exodus 13.1–22 come reputation of a major Western 01 Colossians 3.1–17 c 01 Romans 10.1–21 c

02 Psalm 149.1–9 c

aircraft manufacturer was in 02 Judges 6.1–18 c 02 Matthew 14.22–36 c Jeremiah (31:29). Jeremiah c

question, as was the reputa- 03 judges 6.19–40 c 03 Genesis 33.1–20 c 03 Romans 13.1–14 teeth are set on edge is from from is edge on set are teeth c

tion of the national Russian 04 Matthew 12.1–21 c 04 Genesis 37.1–36 c 04 Matthew 18.1–20 grape, and the children’s children’s the and grape, 05 Ecclesiastes 3.1–15 c

airline. The manufacturer 05 Matthew 12.22–42 c 05 Genesis 39.1–23 c The fathers have eaten a sour sour a eaten have fathers The 06 Ezra 6.1–22 c

insisted that the fault lay with 06 Matthew 13.1–23 c 06 Daniel 7.1–14 c ANSWERS 07 Haggai 1.1–15 c the captain’s irresponsible 07 Isaiah 55.1–13 c 07 Psalm 105.1–22 c 08 Haggai 2.1–23 c decision to allow his children 08 Psalm 119.81–96 c 08 Psalm 105.23–45 c 09 Exodus 14.1–31 c into the cockpit. The Russian 09 Psalm 119.97–120 c 09 Genesis 40.1–23 c airline insisted that the blame 10 Exodus 15.1–21 c 10 romans 8.1–11 c 10 Genesis 41.1–36 c be placed on the incomplete 11 Matthew 18.21–35 c 11 Romans 8.12–25 c c training provided by the 11 Genesis 41.37–57 12 Romans 14.1–23 c Shopper’S manufacturer. 12 Psalm 119.145–160 c 12 Genesis 45.1–28 c 13 Romans 15.1–21 c Marketplace The investigator stood to 13 Psalm 119.161–176 c 13 Matthew 15.1–20 c 14 Numbers 21.1–9 c lose his job if he embarrassed 14 Genesis 28.10–22 c 14 Matthew 15.21–39 c 15 John 12.27–43 c the Russian airline. He also 15 Isaiah 44.1–20 c 15 Galatians 4.1–20 c 16 Romans 15.22—16.5a c stood to lose any hope of ever 16 Psalm 86.1–17 c 16 Romans 11.1–18 c 17 Exodus 15.22—16.12 c working in the West for a 17 Matthew 13.24–43 c 17 Romans 11.19–36 c 18 exodus 16.13–36 c major company if he embar- 18 Matthew 13.44–58 c 18 Romans 12.1–8 c 19 Matthew 20.1–16 c rassed the manufacturer. 19 Psalm 119.121–144 c 19 Genesis 46.1–34 c 20 Matthew 21.23–32 c What he did was remarkable. 20 Genesis 29.1–14 c 20 Genesis 49.29—50.26 c 21 Matthew 9.1–17 c He refused to bow to either 21 Genesis 29.15–30 c 21 exodus 1.1–22 c 22 Philippians 1.1–14 c pressure. With enormous 22 John 20.1–18 c 22 Exodus 2.1–25 c 23 Philippians 1.15–30 c Weddingcourage, and at enormous 23 Romans 8.26–39 c 23 Exodus 3.1–22 c 24 Philippians 2.12–30 c Apersonal symbolic risk, statement he insisted of unityon c c 25 Psalm 25.1–22 c Oak Memory Bench andtelling commitment. the entire truthTwo innames his 24 Psalm 128.1–6 24 Matthew 10.1–25 with carved names and dates 25 Matthew 20.17–34 c 25 Matthew 16.21–28 c 26 Psalm 19.1–14 c joinedreport. togeher by the date. WeddingWedding – - AA symbolic statement statement The investigator was an 26 Genesis 30.22–43 c 26 Psalm 26.1–12 c 27 Exodus 20.1–21 c ofof unity and commitment.commitment.Two Two 27 Genesis 32.22–32 c 27 Romans 12.9–21 c 28 Philippians 3.1–21 c namesnames joined together byby the the date. date. atheist. He wasn’t a person of faith, someone who went to 28 Romans 9.1–18 c 28 Hebrews 11.21–40 c 29 Daniel 12.1–13 c Visit: www.thisgift.com church. He wasn’t a Chris- 29 Romans 9.19–33 c 29 Matthew 14.1–12 c 30 Isaiah 5.1–7 c or call: 1-800-644-7534 tian. And yet he was almost c c 905-642-7437 30 Psalm 145.1–21 30 Exodus 12.1–28 Christ-like in his readiness Handmade in Canada, 31 Matthew 14.13–21 c 31 Exodus 12.29–51 c Shipped across North America to sacrifice his future life for the truth. How did the inves- Sundays are indicated in bold type. tigator’s remarkable sense of Phone number is missing the last number ‘7’ anglicanjournal.com 15 905-642-7437 Creating tomorrow’s memories…. “We have travelled with Craig Travel six times and all the holidays have been excellent. We really like the all-inclusive pricing so we know the cost upfront!” W. & J.N., Quispamsis, NB

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