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‘For the church in Cuba, it’s a happy day’: Hiltz Tali Folkins staff writer The House of Bishops of The Episcopal Church (TEC) unanimously approved a resolution to admit the Cuban church into TEC on July 10. The General Convention’s clergy and lay member body, the House of Deputies, followed suit the next day. 5Iglesia This vote ends the more than five Episcopal de decades the Cuban church has spent as a diocese without a province. Cuba After the Cuban Revolution of 1959, re- image: contributed lations between Cuba and the United States worsened, straining travel and communi- cations between the two countries. In 1967, the Cuban church became an autonomous diocese, and a new body, the Metropolitan Council of Cuba—consisting of the primate of the West Indies, the presiding bishop of TEC and the primate of the Canadian church (the chairperson of the council)— was formed to support and guide it. The Episcopal Church of Cuba’s synod passed a resolution in 2015 to take steps to return to TEC after the U.S. and Cuba re-established diplomatic relations. photo: reuters/chris helgren Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, says he is Monumental importance See Cuban, p. 9 The importance of memorials—like this grassroots memorial in Toronto, Ont., after the July 22 Danforth shooting—was explored by the Rev. Canon Dr. Lizette Larson-Miller, keynote speaker New northern at the National Anglican and Lutheran Worship Conference. See p. 3. Indigenous bishops Highlights from June 2018 meeting of Tali Folkins staff writer Council of the General Synod Indigenous Anglicans in northwestern On- tario and northern Manitoba and Saskatch- For full highlights, journal staff new—a different primate, perhaps a new ewan can expect soon to have their own visit us online at kind of reality of what our church is in the Theme approved for General suffragan (assistant) bishops after decisions anglicanjournal.ca years to come.” (The election of a primate Synod 2019 to succeed Archbishop Fred Hiltz will take made at the spring 2018 synod of the eccle- “I have called you by name” has been chosen place on the synod’s final day.) siastical province of Rupert’s Land. as the theme for General Synod 2019. The committee was also mindful, Wall Meeting in Edmonton May 3–6, the Peter Wall, dean of the diocese of continued, of a sense the church was synod voted to create two new Indigenous Niagara and chair of the General Synod “being called in a world which sometimes suffragan bishop positions to help Lydia Planning Committee, announced the doesn’t seem like a place that is very Mamakwa, bishop of the Indigenous Spiri- tual Ministry of Mishamikoweesh, provide committee was proposing the theme in a friendly to us…and that we need to remind 5Bishop Lydia presentation to Council of General Synod ourselves that God has indeed called each pastoral care and leadership to Oji-Cree and (CoGS) June 3. CoGS voted by consensus one of us.” Mamakwa Cree-speaking Anglicans. to adopt the theme. In the passage—Isaiah 43:1–2—from of Mishami- One of the new suffragan bishops will Asked how the committee had come up which the phrase is taken, God reassures his koweesh be responsible for the part of northern with this theme, Wall replied, “We realized people that he will be with them, and that photo: contributed Ontario that falls within Mishamikoweesh, that we’re being called into something See CoGS, p. 8 See Brandon, p. 7 Please support the Anglican Journal Appeal 3 4 5 Thank PM# 40069670 you, Good night, sweet Heartbeat readers! prince of the Church 2 anglican journal • september 2018

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CANADA4 What disaster memorials can teach us Joelle Kidd Square in Toronto, when Alek Minassian staff writer allegedly intentionally struck and killed The church can learn to respond to 10 pedestrians with a rented van. disaster by looking at the ways disasters In both cases, memorials were erected When you give are memorialized, attendees of the Na- at the scene of the tragedy, with hand- tional Anglican and Lutheran Worship written notes, signs, flowers and other to The Primate’s Conference (NWC) in Victoria, B.C., gifts left at the site. “In the face of unexplainable vio- In the heard July 17. World Relief and Titled “Responding to Disaster: Prayer, lence…people want to do something,” face of Song, Presence,” the conference’s theme said Larson-Miller, adding that she is Development Fund, “ struck by how permanent and grassroots unexplainable was how worship and liturgy can address you are supporting violence… disaster, trauma and hardship. In a morn- memorials “form an avenue for multi- cultural, multi-religious response. people want to ing plenary session, keynote speaker at programs that “In other words, we get out of the do something. the conference, the Rev. Canon Dr. Lizette Larson-Miller, spoke both about her work church building and there are some oth- make it possible for —The Rev. Canon as a liturgist and her studies of grassroots er people out there,” she said. She added, children to go to Dr. Lizette Larson- and permanent memorials. “I think we’re called to get out of the Miller The 20th century has brought a shift building. Or to learn from what’s outside school: in what and how society chooses to me- the building.” morialize, said Larson-Miller. “Statues of 5 Part of for both public and private grieving, as it Since the 1950s, she said, theology • by creating income powerful individuals, triumphant arches, what can be is visited both by the general public and and liturgy have shifted, and religion has ceased to be only private and intellectual. opportunities to buildings and temples in honour of war learned from the friends and family members of the victories, these have certainly been with deceased. There is now, Larson-Miller said, a rec- memorials, is pay for mandatory us throughout human history,” she said. In contrast, said Larson-Miller, are ognition by even Reformed Christianity tuition or uniforms “They are part of the material culture of to “talk less, do roadside shrines and grassroots memo- that “Enlightenment-era rationalism, human history and Christianity is right more,” said the rials, which have become a common and words alone, intellectual explanation and • by improving there in the middle of it,” she added, Rev. Canon Dr. even expected response to large-scale good order are not sufficient.” To access stories giving the examples of grand churches Lizette disasters and personal tragedies. These Materiality, she said, is important. children’s nutrition exclusive to the web, “Christianity is not just about intellectu- and shrines to martyrs. Larson-Miller, are memorials that are not officially go to anglicanjournal. However, in the 20th century, she sanctioned, but are created to mark some alism…People, place, time, water, bread, so children are com said, horrors like genocide came to light, keynote kind of disaster; for instance, a cross that oil, touch, smell, sight and sound. These healthy enough to go • Church can and pluralism became widely acknowl- speaker at the is erected on the side of the road to mark are central.” to school offer support to edged. “Different voices [means] there is National the site of a death in a traffic accident. Part of what can be learned from those dealing with not one triumphant winner recognized Anglican and Humans are “ritualizing creatures,” memorials she said, is to “talk less, do traumatic stress: • and by building wells by all. There is not one narrative that fits Lutheran Larson-Miller said, and place is import- m ore .” first responders Larson-Miller is a professor at Huron all sizes.” This led to “a more ambiguous Worship ant, “whether it was the actual place of that reduce the time • Crafting liturgy in understanding of what a monument death, which was most frequent, or per- University College at the University of it takes to fetch a time of disaster does,” she said. Conference in haps another site related to the people Western Ontario, and holds degrees in water. • Psalms express Larson-Miller pointed to the example Victoria, B.C. who were killed. For many, it functioned music, liturgical studies and sacramental ‘the whole gamut of the recently completed memorial site photo: joelle kidd as that liminal space between life and theology. 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VOICES4 Good night, sweet prince A grandmother Adela Torchia breathing for him.” contributor and Anglican To have these “unwashed masses” troop- ing into ICU, and to hear the affection they priest writes ORE THAN 1,400 people died from drug overdose in B.C. in bore for each other was a privilege; and we about the tragic 2017—3.8 per day, with most of loved hearing their appreciative experiences death of her thoseM deemed as accidental, fentanyl-based of Gordon’s final ten months of life amongst grandson from deaths. Sadly, my 20-year-old grandson was them. One youth services worker also spoke opioid overdose among them. of the cohesive and uplifting force he’d been, saying: “Gordo, you’re doing what you’ve in Vancouver. Like many who end up on the streets of Vancouver, Gordon was from the Prairies, always done—bringing people together.” where one cannot live outdoors over winter. We were soon told that Gordon would He graduated from a French immersion have to be palliated. At Covenant House, as high school in Winnipeg in 2014 but his final hour drew near, they were flooded couldn’t find an ongoing job, and didn’t with people, all gathered there in tears and feel ready for post-secondary education. hugs, supporting each other through this Wanting independence, he moved out on hour of loss. John O’Donohue’s On the Death his 18th birthday to bunk with roommates of the Beloved was read and then life support in an apartment—a party place with drugs was shut down. Giving him a final kiss on the and alcohol apparently flowing freely. Soon forehead, I thought of Shakespeare’s words enough, his computer, guitar and phone in Hamlet: “Good night, sweet prince, and were stolen, his fractured jaw was surgically flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.” wired shut, and he’d entered a path of pover- Since then, as a retired priest in Victoria, ty, hopelessness and despair. I’m grateful for love and support from friends Gordon and a friend hitchhiked to and colleagues, and often wonder if other Vancouver in late 2015, where, as naïve Anglicans have experienced something simi- newcomers, they shared group drug needles 5The Rev. enjoying this oceanside city, except for one lar, especially in Victoria and Vancouver. and ended up with severe staph infections Adela Torchia, brief visit to Nanaimo in June 2017, when I Gordon left many memories in his wake and inspired friends and family alike. In in their bloodstreams. After ferrying over was delighted to meet him for some “sacra- right, with her Winnipeg, Gordon’s artist aunt, with her own to see me on Gabriola Island, they hitch- mental poutine” at Dairy Queen. late grandson, history of addiction, put on two art shows in hiked to Victoria, arriving around Christ- He’d agreed to come home to Langford Gordon his honour. And the UVic Centre for Studies mas 2015. They moved into “tent city,” a with me for a few days, but then his girlfriend photo: contributed in Religion and Society accepted my proposal community of homeless people who pitched got in touch, and they soon headed back to for a community research fellowship about camp on the lawn of the Victoria court- Vancouver. Increasingly sinking into deep spirituality and the B.C. opioid crisis. house. Across the street, people from Christ addictions, he nonetheless appreciated his I’ve often sensed Gordon’s spiritual Church Cathedral (Anglican) responded street family connections, especially on north nearness, remembering the baby who loved generously to their new neighbours—even Granville near the Anglican cathedral— flowers and grew into the affectionate and inviting them over for Christmas dinner. where he was ultimately found on the street good-natured young man we lost. Gordon and his friend made tent in cardiac arrest on September 8, 2017. On All Saints Day 2017 at the Victoria city their home. Because the courthouse Paramedics used extensive CPR to restart cathedral, I was moved to write this poem: grounds were governed by provincial laws, his heart and brought him to St. Paul’s There you were they could leave tents set up all day instead Hospital ICU, where he was placed on life dancing in the sanctuary of taking them down each morning, as in support. His mother got a call from the hos- pital; she called her brother in Victoria, then A sort of harlequin note municipal parks; they didn’t have to carry to your light prancing steps. they set out for Vancouver. Having travelled their “home” and belongings everywhere. I sensed your presence to Port Renfrew and being out of cellphone Having moved to Greater Victoria in smiling and winking at me range, I didn’t see their urgent requests to 2016, I’m full of admiration for so many stretching your arms and hands join them right away. groups that are trying to help—not only the towards the great urn of flowers The grace, mercy and love I experienced obvious ones, like Our Place Society (where inviting me to focus on beauty. at the hospital last September 9-11 were phe- my therapy dog and I volunteer), but even See, Grandma, the main branch of the public library, which nomenal. Clearly, that ICU had been dealing you said without words, allowed tent city residents to come inside with many drug overdoses, and yet their I’m free and happy now to use their computers and doze discreet- kindness and consideration never wavered. and want you to be, too. ly. A place to get warm and dry and use Even after brain death was almost certain, His teasing loving smile bathrooms each day was also offered by the they continued to speak to Gordon and to us drew me into the spell Anglican cathedral—reflecting the life and with compassionate regard. And most sur- so great to feel him being so well. ministry of Jesus, who aligned himself with prisingly, street people were allowed to visit, Soon he had a dance partner the marginalized. While Canada’s west coast if the family didn’t mind. In they trooped the one that usually or ideally cities of Vancouver and Victoria rarely get with their ragged clothes and matted hair sashays around sanctuaries… ongoing snow, it’s chilling to remain in wet and weather-worn hands and faces—in The two were like Vaudeville— clothes and shoes day and night, as many of singles and pairs or larger groups—trying at swoops and dips and funny smirks. the homeless still do, leading to trench foot, first to help awaken Gordon from this acci- Exuberant joy and love interminable colds and other compromising dental overdose, since many had previously emanating from the ether. health conditions. overdosed and recovered. Thanks for the visit, Darling Boy.g In spring 2016, Gordon went back to “He’ll be all right though, won’t he?” Winnipeg for the summer and then trav- his friends asked, and we said, “No…the The Rev. Adela D. Torchia is an honorary elled west again, arriving in Vancouver near medical staff are just confirming that he’s assistant at Christ Church Cathedral in Christmas. He stayed there, busking and likely brain-dead, with just these machines Victoria.

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COME AND SEE4 Heartbeat of th These are timely questions for our Fred Hiltz at e primate e c church. This month, as we mark the 125th N EXPECTANT mother can feel her b h anniversary of the founding of its national t u expression known as the General Synod, I baby’s heartbeat. All of us can r feel our own. If we are quiet r am inviting Anglicans across the country a to come together in circles of conversation, Aenough, we can hear it, calming when it is c e speaking from the heart with respect to steady and alarming when it is racing. We h your experience as people of faith. Your all have moments from time to time when h conversation will be guided by some very we can both feel and hear our heart pound- basic questions. Then you will read and ing as we struggle with some acute anxiety reflect on a passage of Scripture from deep or grief. Some know the restricting pain of within the conversation Jesus had with his a heart attack and its aftermath. In medical disciples in the Upper Room (John 15:12– clinics and hospitals, we can actually watch 17). In light of its themes, you will have op- our heartbeat on a monitor, rejoicing when portunity to share with one another a time the pattern is regularized and sustained. when our church made your heart glad, Lovers know when their hearts are 5Archbishop are distant and need to draw near to him when it made your heart ache, or when united in mutual delight, comfort and help, with a renewed faith and trust in his grace it gave you hope. And finally, you will be one for the other. Friends know when their Fred Hiltz and mercy. invited to name your “heartfelt prayer” for hearts are joined in companionship that invites the As the Body of Christ in this world, the our beloved church in its commitment to seems to be as much of God’s nurturing as church to listen God’s mission in the world (www.anglican. church is called from time to time to check their own. to its heartbeat. ca/heartbeat/). its heartbeat. Is it in sync with the gospel At the Last Supper, it is said that John image: anglican It’s all about “heartbeat”—mine and the beloved disciple reclined next to Jesus, church of canada we are called to embody? In what do we re- yours, his and ours… g so close he could hear the Lord’s heartbeat. joice? Over what must we repent? For what Like John, we know when we are especially should we seek renewed commitment? To Archbishop Fred Hiltz is primate of the close to the Lord. We also know when we what should we be aspiring? Anglican Church of Canada.

WALKING TOGETHER4 Two warnings Mark MacDonald offering, in the presence of Jesus, in the pow- We await and seek a world uncorrupt- national indigenous anglican bishop er of the Holy Spirit, we touch, taste and see ed by the fever associated with material N REGARD to material things and the beginning of the new Creation, promised things and wealth. This demands a spiritual wealth, the teachings of Jesus contain by God to be the destiny of all Creation. revolution, informing and reforming our two essential and related warnings: Today, we live our life of faith in the economics, our politics and our culture. I1) Worry about material things and wealth context of a worldwide culture of money. The ridiculous accumulation of wealth The values and ideals of this culture are by a few in our society must no longer be is damaging to our quality of life, especially difficult to resist and impossible to ignore. respected and admired. As the early church our spiritual life. 2) The accumulation of Worry about material things and wealth elders said, it is a robbery of the poor and a material things and wealth is dangerous and the desire to accumulate them are corruption of the community of Creation. for our spiritual well-being. Both of these encouraged in a market-based society. But Instead of admiring wealth and glorifying warnings underline the importance of de- these attitudes, as foretold in the teaching of those who have it, the church must point to veloping a proper attitude and relationship 5 “We can Jesus and his followers, corrupt individuals something else. We must articulate to our- with material things and wealth. This is a be grateful for and societies, breed contempt and hostility selves and to this generation the warnings central and critical aspect of Christian faith. what we have, toward the poor, and make the peace and of Jesus and, even more so, live towards the Throughout the New Testament, these share it with well-being promised by wealth a cruel illu- positive way of life that promises to cure the warnings by Jesus are woven into the others, and sion­—an illusion believed by most and ex- spiritual sickness that afflicts so much of guidelines and commandments of Christian find true joy in perienced by none. The worldwide culture humanity. We can be grateful for what we discipleship and community. The warnings of money, infected with an ungodly worship the community have, share it with others, and find true joy point beyond themselves towards a positive of material things and wealth, is destroying in the community of humanity, Creation attitude and relationship with the material of humanity, our environment, creating an ever-greater and heaven. In short, we can become a part aspects of life. We are directed to have faith Creation and gap between rich and poor, and hurting of God’s coming new Creation. g in God, generosity towards others and grat- heaven.” those cultures and communities (a major itude for the blessings of life. We are to live illustration: thoom/ problem for Indigenous Peoples, as well as Bishop Mark MacDonald is national the Eucharist, offering at the altar of God the shutterstock communities of faith) that reject its teach- Indigenous bishop of the Anglican Church of material blessings we have received. In our ing and premises. Canada.

LETTERS Moral debate necessary The Anglican Church of Canada has provided a simply have no pastoral wisdom to offer. tion of their bishop. It is essential that, for parishes study guide to In Sure and Certain Hope in order The Rev. Jonathan R. Turtle wishing to move ahead with same-sex marriage, we to encourage Anglicans “to grapple with realities Midhurst, Ont. also include protections for clergy who could fear of medical assistance in dying” (anglicanjournal. reprimand or dismissal. It must be made clear that com, April 3, 2018). As such, one might expect Equal protection they also will be welcome and safe. that a fitting way for Anglicans to do so would Richard McCowan It was reported in the June 2018 issue (Bishops be to reason together in light of Scripture and Calgary tradition. discuss concerns over marriage canon, p. 1) that “a Thus, it was to my surprise that I discovered resolution to change the marriage canon to allow On point we are being encouraged to wrestle with these for same-sex marriage may be amended to include The Anglican protections for Anglicans who have a traditional Archbishop Fred Hiltz’s column, ‘We wish to see complex realities not in terms of ethical debate, Jesus’ (May 2018, p. 5), referring to the plaque Journal welcomes view of marriage.” but in terms of a so-called “pastoral response.” on the pulpit at Toronto’s Cathedral Church of letters to the editor. A great deal of time and effort have been spent One may ask, however, can a response that St. James, reminds me of an invitation I spotted Since not all letters ensuring that we protect clergy and parishes who discourages moral and ethical debate ever truly on a church display sign while driving through can be published, be pastoral? Can there be charity apart from may choose not to perform same-sex marriages in preference is northern Ontario. The sign said, “Come in and clarity? Medical aid in dying is a reality that we any diocese that chooses to allow them. given to shorter pray if you wish to talk to Jesus. Text and drive if There appears to be no thought given to correspondence (300 now face in Canada. How we think about these you want to meet him.” I thought it was a perfect words or less). All things matters deeply. As Anglicans, we ought to allowing clergy or parishes to perform same-sex public service announcement. embrace rigorous moral debate that begins with marriages in a diocese that chooses to maintain letters are subject to Frederick Pye editing. Scripture and tradition. Apart from doing so we the “traditional view.” Clergy serve at the discre- Moser River, N.S. 6 anglican journal • september 2018

CANADA4 Healing and family found at archives Tali Folkins staff writer For Archdeacon Larry Beardy, priest at St. John the Baptist Anglican Church in There are Split Lake, Man., genealogy is not a mere a couple of hobby. “ A need to find out more about their ways how family’s history and roots is what brought residential Beardy—along with 40 members of his school affects family spanning four generations—to you, but with make a 3,000-km journey to Toronto family it in early July to visit the General Synod archives at the Anglican Church of affects you in Canada’s national office. a sad way. A “Our ancestors are with us in spirit lot of people here,” Beardy reflects as he takes a break are still trying from poring over archival documents the afternoon of July 11. “It’s a very sacred to discover moment for us.” who they are. As he speaks, more than a half-dozen —Archdeacon family members sit at desks, examining Larry Beardy, their notes and quietly comparing what priest at St. John the they have found. Baptist Anglican The family’s odyssey originated photo: tali folkins Church, Split Lake, through a chance meeting about a year Man. ago, Beardy explains. At a gathering 5Archdeacon Larry Beardy says his family’s research is part of the process of healing from the of Indigenous families in northern loss of cultural identity. Manitoba, Beardy, who is Cree, happened to mention the name of his maternal residential school student. At age [genealogical] information documents complete a request grandmother, Lucy Kitchkeesik. A woman eight, he boarded a train in his home through the church records,” she for information form, printable at the gathering said she also had a town of Churchill, Man., bound for a says. “It’s fantastic. I just think from the archives’ website, or grandparent with the same surname. They residential school in Dauphin, Man., there’s so much potential for available on request. The General started to talk and, as they pieced together 1,300 km away. When he returned, at this.” Synod archives can be reached family histories, it became clear they were age 16, home was no longer what it General Synod archives can by email at archives@national. related. once was. be searched online. Hurn asks anglican.ca or by phone at 416- The two families arranged a series of “When I went back to my own that researchers wishing to access 924-9192, ext. 278. g gatherings over the months that followed. community in 1970, I didn’t know The more they discovered about their who I was related to,” he says. It’s an shared connection, the more they wanted experience shared by many survivors to know, and before long, Beardy says, of the system, he adds. “There are a they had resolved to create an extended couple of ways how residential school family tree. affects you, but with family it affects Most dioceses in the Anglican Church you in a sad way. A lot of people are of Canada have their own archives, still trying to discover who they are.” containing the kinds of records that would But the residential school system, Open the door to new opportunities be invaluable in this kind of research— Beardy says, was just one of a number parish registers with records of baptism, of factors in the long process of in the Human Services professions marriage and burials, for example, says the scattering and uprooting of his General Synod archivist Nancy Hurn. people. Many Cree, he says, came Split Lake was formerly part of the to live far from home through their diocese of Keewatin; after that diocese involvement with the fur trade; later, ceased operating in 2014 (replaced partly others would leave their communities by the Indigenous Spiritual Ministry of to work for the railway. Mishamikoweesh), its archival records Many were taken from their were transferred to the archives at the families as children to be adopted General Synod. So Beardy and the other or placed into foster homes in the Kitchkeesik descendants eventually “Sixties Scoop,” and the dispersal decided that, if they wanted to pursue of Indigenous children continues their research further, they would need to today through Canada’s child welfare go to Toronto. system. On July 4, they made the 10-hour drive Beardy and other members of his Rocky Mountain College to Winnipeg, to catch a 36-hour train ride family say their visit to the archives to Toronto. They spent a week in Toronto, allowed them to fill in gaps in their 4” x 7.5” ad • No need to relocate – continue your lifestyle and employment visiting the archives every day. family tree. They were also able to see while completing your education Beardy and his family say the trip has what some of these relatives looked • Expand employment options • Receive credit for experience been well worth the expense. like because of the photos kept by the • Complete a course or program on your own timeline “It’s been a very good experience,” says archives. • Study with qualifi ed, experienced faculty Larry Beardy’s sister, Sally Beardy. “I’m Some documents and photos really thankful that the Anglican Church held by the General Synod archives PROGRAM OPTIONS of Canada archives has given us the can be viewed online. Some are of opportunity to do this. 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CANADA4 New Indigenous bishops in Brandon, Missinippi

Continued from p. 1 —Cree and Oji-Cree—of the Indigenous which itself straddles northwestern Ontar- people in these areas. io and northeastern Manitoba. The other Funding for the new positions, MacDon- new bishop will cover the Manitoba area of ald says, is likely to come from a number Mishamikoweesh, plus a number of largely of sources. Among them is the diocese of The bishops Indigenous parishes further to the west that Brandon, which will be providing $56,000 will provide fall within the dioceses of Brandon and to Mishamikoweesh over the next four “ Saskatchewan. years to help pay for the northern Manitoba direct bishop. Mishamikoweesh, which already re- assistance to The proposals to create the two positions originated from the Spiritual Ministry of ceives some money from the Council of the people who Mishamikoweesh, but the dioceses of Bran- North, will probably apply for more funding are dealing don and Missinippi—the Indigenous part from the council, he says. And there is also most intense social challenges that you will of the diocese of Saskatchewan—endorsed 5Indigenous some leftover money from the diocese of with some find on our continent.” them and participated in their development, leaders support Keewatin, which still exists legally as a cor- of the most They will also provide confirmation to says National Indigenous Bishop Mark Bishop Mark poration even though it ceased functioning the many young Anglicans in these areas intense social MacDonald. in 2014. But much—possibly most—of the MacDonald and help identify future leaders—lay read- challenges that It’s hoped the northern Manitoba bishop at the funding is expected to come from the con- you will find on will be elected as early as this fall, MacDon- ers, catechists, deacons and priests, he adds. gregations themselves, MacDonald says. ecclesiastical Many of these communities, says Mac- our continent. ald says. No timeline has been set for the Indigenous Anglicans in these election of the northern Ontario bishop, province of Donald, are facing a crisis in spiritual lead- communities are excited by the prospect of —National Mamakwa says. Rupert’s Land’s ership, given that some have no clergy at having two new suffragan bishops, he says, Indigenous Anglican The main focus of the bishops’ work, synod. all, while a number of others have non-sti- and it’s widely expected that they’ll make Bishop Mark Mamakwa says, will be to help provide pendiary (unpaid) clergy. Clergy in many of the extra contributions needed despite MacDonald photo: tali folkins urgently needed pastoral care to the people these areas are also aging. the poverty many of them face. A gospel of these parishes. “We desperately need to be raising up the jamboree held over the Easter weekend “These are areas that have huge social next generation of leaders, and it’s abso- in Winnipeg, which was meant only to challenges—poverty, unemployment, lutely essential that there be a bishop on the acquaint people with the idea of having the changing cultural realities related to climate ground to help oversee this process, and to a two extra bishops, raised a few thousand change, and other things,” MacDonald says. great degree, drive this process,” he says. dollars in donations even though it wasn’t “The bishops…will provide direct assistance Mamakwa says her preference will be intended as a fundraiser and no donations to people who are dealing with some of the that the new bishops speak the languages were requested, he says. g

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CANADA4 CoGS’ June deliberations

Continued from p. 1 randomly surveyed Anglicans said they they will emerge unscathed, through a time thought the Anglican Journal should be of trial. “the official voice of the Anglican Church of Canada”; 35% preferred its current Commission to find ‘funding status as “an independent, ‘arm’s length’ base’ for Indigenous church observer of the Church.” A possible response proposed by the A commission is to be formed that will working group could include making find ways of funding the self-determining changes to the committee that oversees Indigenous Anglican Church—including, the paper; it could also involve revising its possibly, a tithe on sales of church property. mandate, removing the existing indepen- The commission would also look at how dent editorial policy. compensation for Indigenous clergy, a high proportion of whom are unpaid, might be CoGS recommends responsible brought closer to the salary levels of other 5Bishop date clarified and changed under scenarios now being considered by a working group investing guidelines for church clergy in the church, according to a resolu- Riscylla Shaw tion passed at CoGS June 1. tasked with reviewing the newspaper and funds The resolution, proposed by Riscylla waits at the its role in the national communications A set of guidelines on responsible investing Shaw, area bishop for Trent-Durham within microphone as strategy. practices has been recommended by CoGS the diocese of Toronto and co-chair of CoGS members The group has now completed five sur- for use by Anglican and Anglican-affiliated the Primate’s Commission on Discovery, vote. veys about views on the paper: of bishops, organizations in Canada that hold man- diocesan newspaper editors, members of Reconciliation and Justice, calls for CoGS photo: tali folkins aged funds. to appoint a “Jubilee Commission” that General Synod, members of CoGS and The responsible investing task force, es- would examine “historic and current funds national office staff, and 400 randomly tablished in response to a resolution passed made available for Indigenous ministries at selected Canadian Anglicans. by General Synod 2016, was mandated to various levels of the church’s structure.” This The data demonstrated that most Angli- look into responsible investing practices in new body might consider ways to move cans felt their church publications were in funds held by General Synod as well as the salary levels of Indigenous clergy towards a “transition period” from print to digital, General Synod Pension Plan. parity, “possible redistributions of portions but seemed to believe the Anglican Journal Its report, presented to CoGS June 1, of property sales” and increasing Indigenous should continue to be made available as a offers seven recommendations, including oversight of funds for Indigenous ministries, print newspaper to those who want it in active ownership strategies (encouraging the resolution states. that form, group member Ian Alexander companies in which funds are invested to told CoGS June 1. improve their environmental, social and Possible discontinuation of printed The working group is proposing that the governance [ESG] practices, for example); Anglican Journal, revision of Journal continue to be delivered in print impact investing in companies that would to all dioceses that still produce a print mandate proposed to CoGS further goals such as a low-carbon econ- edition of their diocesan paper. The policy omy and the development of Indigenous The Anglican Journal’s print edition may be would remain in place for three years. business; and selecting fund managers with discontinued after three years and its man- Alexander also said that 65% of a view to ESG policies. g

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CANADA4 Episcopal election results across the country journal staff Diocese of Rupert’s Land elects as bishop of the diocese of Rupert’s Land since 2000. g Melissa Skelton new coadjutor bishop metropolitan of B.C. and Yukon Archdeacon Geoff Woodcroft, the incum- Dean of Toronto elected bent at St. Paul’s Anglican Church Fort Melissa Skelton, bishop of the diocese coadjutor bishop of New Westminster, has been elected Garry in Winnipeg, was elected coadjutor Andrew Asbil, who has served as dean metropolitan of the ecclesiastical province bishop of the diocese of Rupert’s at an of Toronto and rector of the Cathedral of British Columbia and Yukon, becoming electoral synod June 16. Church of St. James since 2016, has been the first woman in the Anglican Church of Woodcroft, 57, says he is “overwhelmed elected as the diocese’s coadjutor bishop. Canada to be elected “archbishop.” by the generous expression of the diocese.” He was elected on the fifth ballot, after Asbil, 57, will become the 12th diocesan The U.S.-born Skelton was elected receiving 48 votes from clergy and 75 from bishop of Toronto, succeeding Archbishop on the first ballot by the ecclesiastical 5Archbishop 5Archdeacon the laity. Colin Johnson, who will retire at the end province’s Electoral College—its six Melissa Skelton Geoff Woodcroft Woodcroft says he is passionate about of 2018. diocesan bishops plus members of its moving the church away from seeing itself Following the election, Asbil told the was elected executive council—May 12. Skelton will was elected through the lens of scarcity. “I see us as Anglican Journal, “I feel honoured—deeply metropolitan be formally installed as metropolitan at coadjutor being abundantly blessed,” he says. He is honoured—to be elected, and moved that of the the next provincial synod, September bishop in looking forward to shifting the way the so many of my colleagues and lay lead- 14-16, but takes office as metropolitan ecclesiastical Rupert’s Land church is evaluated from “old metrics” like ers in the church have confidence in my immediately. province photo: contributed numbers on Sunday, to stories of “how dis- leadership.” of British Skelton succeeds Archbishop John ciples carry Christ into the world,” he adds. The church has “a prophetic voice to Privett, who resigned as metropolitan Columbia and Woodcroft is an associate of Rupert’s share, and a prophetic insight of what effective April 30 and retired as bishop of brings joy and purpose in life,” he said. Yukon on the Land Indigenous Council and was an Kootenay May 31. Anglican representative at the Independent Ordained a priest in 1989, Asbil earned first ballot, In an interview with the Anglican Assessment Process hearings as part of a master of divinity degree (honours) from May 12. Journal, Skelton said she felt humbled the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Huron College University. He has held photo: bayne stanley and grateful to have been elected to the Agreement, listening to the stories of set- ministries at a number of Ontario church- position. “I’d like to visit all the dioceses, tlement claimants, and offering, if invited, es, including Toronto’s Church of the and let the bishops know that I’m really statements of apology. Redeemer, where he was incumbent from here to support them in whatever ways Woodcroft was ordained as a priest 2001 to 2016. He served on the diocesan would be helpful, in the same ways that in 1990 and earned a master of divinity council from 2005 to 2009, and was chair John [Privett] was for me,” she said. degree from Huron University College in of the Anglican Church of Canada’s faith, The ecclesiastical province of British 5Dean Andrew London, Ont. He served as a priest in the worship and ministry committee from Columbia and Yukon includes the dioceses Asbil will diocese of Algoma and as a university and 2010 to 2016 and a member of General of Yukon, Caledonia, Kootenay, New become the hospital chaplain. He has been the incum- Synod in 2007, 2010 and 2013. Westminster, British Columbia (which 12th bishop of bent at St. Paul’s since 2003. Asbil will be consecrated as coadjutor covers Vancouver Island and other islands His consecration as bishop has been bishop September 29, and will automatical- along the coast of B.C.) and the Territory Toronto. scheduled for October 12, 2018. Woodcroft ly become diocesan bishop Jan. 1, 2019, on of the People. g photo: contributed will succeed Don Phillips, who has served Johnson’s retirement. g

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4Pope Francis, bishop meets Pope Francis left, shakes hands with Mark Tali Folkins MacDonald, who is also WCC president staff writer for North America, was in Geneva, Swit- Macdonald, zerland, for one of the biennial meetings of In a personal highlight of what he and National the organization’s central committee. Fran- many others are calling a “historic” meet- Indigenous cis’s visit to the meeting was the third ever ing of the World Council of Churches Anglican bishop by a Roman Catholic pope to a meeting of (WCC), Mark MacDonald, the Anglican and president for the WCC. Church of Canada’s National Indigenous Although he didn’t mention the Indian North America Anglican bishop, met Pope Francis, leader of the World residential school system specifically, of the world’s Roman Catholics. MacDonald said a desire that the Pope Council of The meeting was very brief, but long apologize in Canada for the Roman Cath- Churches (WCC). enough for MacDonald to issue an olic church’s role in that system was in his Behind them impromptu invitation to Francis to visit thoughts when he expressed his hope for a is WCC General Canada. MacDonald said the Pope’s de- papal visit. Secretary Olav meanour when they met June 21 seemed That the Pope make an apology on Fykse Tveit. friendly, but he’s not sure if his words got Canadian soil was one of the 94 Calls to through, because of the language barrier. Action issued by the Truth and Reconcilia- photo: albin hillert/ wcc “He just smiled,” he said. tion Commission of Canada. g

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