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MICHAEL HUDSON Archbishop of Canterbury and Archbishop Fred Hiltz met for two hours at the convent of the Sisters of St. John the Divine in Toronto. Welby: ‘we are never just a local church’ After a 12-hour day of back-to- We have such breathtaking diversity across dioceses...That’s all part of the A: We talked about the chal- back engagements during his same sense of commitment to lenge of diversity in the visit to the Anglican Church of the Communion that it’s a massive task to even those the church has damaged Communion, that we have such Canada, a jet-lagged Justin think about how we can relate to each other or who are on the edge. The breathtaking diversity across Welby, the 105th Archbishop other thing that’s struck me has the Communion that it’s a mas- “ Archbishop of Canterbury of Canterbury, sat down for a effectively. —Justin Welby, been the commitment to the sive task to even think about 15-minute interview with the Five Marks of Mission and that how we can relate to each other Anglican Journal’s Marites Canada that has been most reconciliation process, which these are very much part of the effectively. Sison late Tuesday evening, unexpected? I didn’t realize quite how deep strategy of the church. April 8. [Here are excerpts] A: Two things have been that went into the life of the Q: In 2016, the Canadian unexpected that have been church. And, also, the commit- Q: Could you give us a sense of church’s General Synod will Q: What have you learned striking. One is the depth of ment of the church to support what you talked about with the be presented with a resolution about the Anglican Church of commitment to the truth and the Council of the North primate? See Global church, p. 9

See you in September Broad consultation on marriage INSIDE The Anglican Church of at: http://www.anglican.ca/ Canada’s commission on the The issue is like about/ccc/cogs/cmc/ marriage canon is inviting untying ‘a big knot.’ In July 2013, General Anglicans in Canada and Synod—the church’s governing —Bishop across the Communion, as well commission member body—passed Resolution C003, as church ecumenical partners, “ which will bring a motion Council meets to offer their views about concerning same-sex marriage 10 changing the marriage canon of consultation that will allow to its next meeting in 2016. (church law) to allow same-sex people to make submissions. The resolution asked CoGS to marriage. The submissions could be in prepare and present a motion “…One of the things the various formats—from written to change the church’s Canon commission wants to make papers to videos—and they 21 on marriage “to allow the clear is that everyone [in the would be posted online, said marriage of same-sex couples commission] has an open Falby, who is also chancellor in the same way as opposite- mind,” said its chair, Canon of the diocese of Toronto and sex couples.” The resolution Robert Falby, in an interview. former prolocutor of General also directed that there be a

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2 ANGLICAN JOURNAL • June 2014 REFLECTION A gospel preached through time and example

BY SIMON CHAMBERS bases afterwards as my birthday gift to him. I’m sure it will be as Y DAD HAS become a great appreciated by Scott as my own rector’s wife,” I remember saying games with Dad are by me. “M in a sociology of religion class The lesson of time is about more 20 years ago at the University of than just spending it together. Toronto. I said it to get a laugh, It’s also about taking the time to but also because it was true. We enjoy life where you are. When I were talking about the role of was a teen, on a family vacation, in different world religions, we drove northwest out of Paris, and the discussion had turned intending to go southeast. My dad to the unwritten assumptions of didn’t get upset at his mistake. Or what a clergy person brings to a if he did, he hid it from my brother community. and me very well. Instead, we One of those assumptions, ended up enjoying some beauti- in Anglican circles at least, was ful French countryside, and still a spouse who would perform a somehow arrived when and where variety of roles in the parish. And it we needed to be. was a role my dad was now filling. Now, when my wife and I travel For the first 14 years of my life, with our two boys, we keep the my mother had followed my father SIMON CHAMBERS driving days short, allowing time to around North America as his work Bruce Chambers on Father’s Day 2013 with grandsons Scott, 9, above, and Mark, 6, below. stop at an interesting playground, with TD Bank moved our family climb a mountain or visit a mu- from Toronto to San Francisco to the shopping, laundry and other seum. My boys may not smell the New York and back to Toronto tasks. Despite his penchant for roses, but they at least have the op- again. She had stayed home to raise burning anything that came near portunity to trample them during a my brothers and myself, slowly the barbecue, he cheerfully stepped game of tag. getting back into the workforce as up to do more work. (My brother And, much to the dismay of my we got older and more indepen- and I, less cheerfully, did the same.) sons, I also learned the value of dent (or at least less likely to burn He managed this while continuing puns and the other forms of “dad the house down if we were home his work at the bank, fitting in the humour,” which, I’m sure, will alone). When we were back in grocery shopping first thing on embarrass Scott and Mark when Toronto, my mom’s call to ordained Saturdays, choir practice Thursday they are teens. I learned to take ministry got more insistent, and nights and other events around his photographs of them quickly so she went back to school when I work schedule. they don’t get bored and wander off entered Grade 10. Strangely, when As I was growing from boyhood or look sullen. And while I never she was getting marked herself, her to manhood through those years, learned to cook cheese soufflé like focus on my marks decreased. I learned a lot from my dad about my dad, I hope to someday. I was very proud of her when what it means to be a husband St. Francis of Assisi said, she was ordained just before my and father. I learned about putting “Preach the Gospel at all times, and graduation from high school. It other people’s needs before one’s when necessary, use words.” My fa- was wonderful to see her grow into own, and about sharing in all the ther often preached a gospel about her role as a curate, then associate work of the household. parenting to me through those and eventually rector. But I learned the importance of years. It was a gospel preached the change in my father was also SIMON CHAMBERS time. I valued then, and still value by example, not words. And that there—more subtle, but something now, the opportunity to go for gospel is one that has guided my I could be just as proud of. Instead home communion to shut-ins and dinner and a baseball game with parenting. I hope my own boys are of her following him, he now performed so many of those wel- my father. Spending time together, picking up that same gospel for followed her to Aurora, Ont., and coming ministries that a “rector’s doing something we both enjoy, is when they are adults themselves. then down to Scarborough. He wife” was expected to perform. probably the best gift he can give sang in the parish choir, hosted Even before that, when my me. And it’s a gift I pass on to my SIMON CHAMBERS is communications the chancel guild and invited the mother’s master’s degree took up own boys—I’ve got a date with my co-ordinator for the Primate’s World church servers to barbecues, took so much of her time, Dad took on son Scott to see a game and run the Relief and Development Fund.

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4 ANGLICAN JOURNAL • June 2014 COME AND SEE Mishamikoweesh F R E D H I L T Z He was ince of Rupert’s Land amended neighbouring dioceses and the moments at the synod! much its canon for the election of full endorsement of the provin- As I participate in the N JUNE 4, I will be encour- bishops, making provision for cial synod. celebration marking the inau- in Kingfisher Lake aged when indigenous peoples to elect a In 2013, the General Synod guration of the new diocese, I Oin northern Ontario the synod bishop in accord with their own gave unanimous concurrence will be carrying the delight and for the inauguration of a new of the custom for raising up new lead- to the formation of the new prayers of our entire church. diocese. This occasion fulfills diocese of ers. He took great delight in the diocese. Speaking on behalf of In case you were wondering a vision of a deeply loved and Keewatin election and consecration of his the elders and youth present, about the name of the new highly respected elder, the responded niece, Lydia Mamakwa, on May Bishop Lydia said, “I don’t know diocese, it’s Mishamikoweesh— Ven. Dr. William Winter. It so favour- 4, 2010. if there’s one word to describe meaning in Oji-Cree “Big Bea- had been revealed to him that ably to a Lydia’s ministry of building the elation we felt when we saw ver House.” There is a legend some day there would be a call for the up the church in those northern all those hands going up. All I associated with that name, and truly indigenous church with creation of a Northern Ontario communities gave the people can say is thank you everyone Bishop Lydia has promised to leadership from among his Region—one that would be self- confidence to take steps toward for your support and may share it at the celebration. So own people. Having founded determining and self-sufficient the creation of a new diocese. God bless you.” In an instant, stay tuned! a school of ministry, he saw a with respect to the provisions of This move enjoyed the full everyone was on their feet and number of indigenous men and ministry throughout its commu- support of Archbishop David bringing their hands together ARCHBISHOP FRED HILTZ is women trained to be catechists, nities. He was also encouraged Ashdown and the synod of in sustained applause. It was primate of the Anglican Church of deacons and . when the ecclesiastical prov- Keewatin, the co-operation of one of the most Spirit- filled Canada.

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WALKING TOGETHER OPINION Climate change, money and the church Leading in the circle The latest Intergovernmental 14 years. To avoid the worst of org/commitments/). Divest- Panel on Climate Change climate change, we must stop ment is ethical and practical. M A R K M A C D O N A L D with friendship, humour and report leaves no doubt that the using fossil fuels and build a Ethically, if it’s wrong to wreck humility. He was a leader, but climate is changing. Massive “fossil-free” economy. the climate, it’s wrong to profit N APRIL 23, 2014, near his never seemed to be a leader in hurricanes, devastating floods But money stands in the way. from that wreckage. Practically, Ohome on Siksika First Na- a stand-in-front sense. It was and intense droughts are on the The fossil fuel companies have it tells other investors that fossil tion, we laid to rest my adopted always the type of leadership rise. The report is also clear on amassed far more fossil fuel fuels are overvalued, and have brother and that typifies the very best of the cause. By burning oil, coal reserves than we can burn with- led to the so-called “carbon friend, the indigenous elders: leadership and gas (fossil fuels), we spew out reaching the tipping point. bubble.” Divestment pushes Rev. Mervin within the circle. When he carbon dioxide into the air. The To avoid catastrophic climate companies and governments to Natowohki spoke, it was with the authority carbon dioxide traps heat, caus- change, we need to not burn 80 convert to fossil-free energy. (“Holy of a friend and brother, not of ing the climate to change. per cent of fossil fuel reserves. I believe the Anglican Water”) an office or position. Scientists predict a tip- This 80 per cent—worth $100 church should join the fossil Wolfleg. Mervin brought the pres- ping point where there will trillion—is already incorporated fuel divestment movement. Even in his ence of his family and nation be so much carbon dioxide in in the companies’ stock values. God tells us to take care of the long illness, with him—he loved them the atmosphere that climate To overcome this financial garden; we should own up to he contin- deeply, but he invited us all to change will be unstoppable and barrier, many churches are that responsibility. ued to be courageous, loving, be a part of that love, helping catastrophic. At current rates, shifting investments out of fos- Lenore Fahrig humorous and connected. Even us to see that by loving family we will reach this point in just sil fuels (see http://gofossilfree. Carleton University, Ottawa in the sadness of his passing, in a good way we become rela- the many unique qualities of tives to others—including the his leadership and fellowship rest of creation. While Western LETTERS were present, but some things institutions are often uncom- stood out with special clarity fortable with indigenous ways, ANOTHER STORY know if Victoria has been able Ann has advanced Parkin- and strength. he would insist that they made With regard to the article in to connect with her son and son’s disease and is in long- Even if you have never sense and received fulfillment the May issue of the Anglican what his feelings are about the term care now. She asked me to heard of Mervin, you have in the life, death and resurrec- Journal [Taken: unwed moth- fact that he was adopted. write this to be fair to Harry’s been touched by his work. tion of Jesus. He was, in all ers pressured to give up their Hazel Ogilvie memory. He was the artist who created things, a believer—a believer babies, p. 1], in which Victoria Thornhill, Ont. W. Barry Shorrocks the symbol of the Anglican who made the church look Andrews recounts her experi- Aurora, Ont. IN FAIRNESS Council of Indigenous Peoples. good to those who had long ence as an unwed mother and ISRAEL/PALESTINE Other aspects of his ministry ago given up on it. Having suf- the painful memories that still Reading Charlotte Hobbs’s are not as well known, though fered in the residential schools, haunt her: I have read several letter [March 2014, p. 6] ARTICLES they had deep and broad influ- he spoke with courage about articles of this type in various brought back memories of I would like to thank you ence. Merv was a trailblazer. his experience, without losing Canadian newspapers and I my wife Ann’s journey toward for your feature on the Holy Long before it became widely compassion for others, even wonder if you ever receive any . Harry Hobbs was Land this month, Journey to acceptable, he advocated a those who hurt him. In his 67 letters from the children who our rector at that time; Ann Jerusalem Sunday [angli- gospel welcome to indigenous years, he had his own ups and were adopted? was a lay reader; Charlotte and canjournal.com]. I spent my culture and practices. Many downs, but his experience ap- I personally know the story Judy Paulsen (Davis then) were summer internship last year now accept the possibility that peared to give him admirable of a young woman from British members of our youth group. at St. George’s Cathedral, indigenous symbols, ideas and humour, humility and hope. Columbia who was adopted at Certainly Harry was against the Jerusalem, and viewing your ideals can serve within the We will miss Mervin a few days old, straight from ordination of women, but he videos of Jerusalem and the framework of a rigorous and greatly, but his influence and the hospital. This was in the was also fair-minded enough staff and community of St. dedicated Christian disciple- example will be with us as we early 1970s, a few years after to recognize that others felt George’s brought back fond ship. That was not true when go forward. I will eagerly pray Victoria’s experience in 1969. differently and to support Ann memories. I hope all Anglicans Mervin started his work. and look for his anointing to When this young woman in her journey. In fact, he even learn more about the Land of He was way out in front on fall on some of us who have became an adult, she was able took her to see the bishop in her the Holy One so that their faith many issues—political advoca- been left behind. Blessed rest, to have a visit with her biologi- quest to become a postulant. is strengthened and their eyes cy, spirituality and indigenous my brother. cal mother. After the visit, she Eventually Ann was ordained are opened to the needs and identity, in particular—but returned home to her adopted and served in the dioceses of cries of the people there for he never seemed to be apart BISHOP MARK MACDONALD mother and thanked her pro- Ottawa and Toronto as well justice, peace and compassion. from the rest of us. He always is national indigenous bishop of the fusely for having adopted her. as in the Anglican diocese of Justin Cheng wrapped his very firm stances Anglican Church of Canada. It would be interesting to Cyprus and the Gulf. Toronto

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HE OTHER DAY, as COURTESY ST. AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY CHURCH I sat in the barber’s chair, I couldn’t help The former church of St. Aidan’s now houses a new congregation, St. T Augustine of Canterbury. thinking how wonder- fully strange it was. There I was, sitting in this shop surrounded by machismo Court denies dissidents’ appeal and boasting, listening to The Supreme Court of Canada that decision and awarded the testosterone-fuelled music, has refused to hear an appeal diocese legal costs. In 2013, the and all the while engaged in of a lawsuit from parishioners complainants sought leave to a deep conversation with my of St. Aidan’s Church in Wind- appeal to the Supreme Court, barber about Jesus. sor, Ont., who left the Anglican which has now been declined. I still can’t remember Church of Canada in 2008 to Parishioners of St. Aidan’s how the subject first came join the Anglican Network in who remained with the An- up between us. Probably it Canada (ANiC). The ruling glican Church of Canada had something to do with DIEGO CERVO ended a long legal battle with formed a new congregation, where I work or what I do for A barbershop is a surprisingly good place to converse about faith. the over the St. Augustine of Canterbury, a living. But two years later, church property and a trust with members of the nearby St. our conversations about lives seeking beauty and Many parishes across fund. Barnabas Church, which gath- faith and work continue to truth. Through it all, I find this country are equipping According to a state- ers for worship in the former challenge and refresh me. myself increasingly aware of parishioners to pay attention ment from the diocese, the St. Aidan’s building. As someone vocation- our common human struggle to God’s work in the lives of “breakaway group” first filed The congregation that left ally called to serve Christ’s to make meaning from the individuals and communities a lawsuit in 2009. In 2011, a to join ANiC has been gather- church, I can’t think of any- disparate threads of our lives. and throughout the world. judge ruled that the property ing in a funeral home but will thing more refreshing than In recent days, I’ve been And that’s what we need— and trust fund belonged to the soon be moving to a new wor- having conversations with rereading a book by Kenda Anglican Christians ready diocese. The Ontario Court of ship space in a local Christian people who wrestle with what Creasy Dean and Andrew and willing to respond to Appeal denied an appeal of Reform church. —STAFF it means to follow Jesus out Root entitled The Theologi- their neighbours, strangers into the world. Lest I leave cal Turn in Youth Ministry. At on the street (and even their you with the impression that times a dense and cumber- barbers!) in conversations this type of conversation some read, I’ve found it to be about ultimate meaning. Victim sues priest, diocese should be left to clergy, it incredibly helpful, both per- My own faith journey has may be pertinent to point Chris Morrison, who former sonally and professionally. been nurtured by several priest George Ferris was con- out that I am not ordained. One of Root’s observa- communities: Wine Before Rather, this sense of vocation victed of sexually abusing in tions continues to affect Breakfast at the University the 1980s, is suing both Ferris is rooted in my understand- me deeply. In discussing of Toronto, Ottawa’s par- ing of and desire to live into and the diocese of Huron for the ways in which Christian ish of St. Michael and All $3.1 million. our baptismal covenant. theology might bear on Angels, and more recently Exploring the intersection Ferris was sentenced in conversations with youth, the emerging St. Brigid’s January to five and a half between faith and life with he suggests that “ultimately, community in downtown folks outside of the church years in prison for assault- theology starts with a crisis.” Vancouver. These communi- ing Morrison and two other is the place where my faith That is to say, the ways in ties have taken seriously and my faithfulness to Christ complainants. which we understand the the connection between Morrison says he was are challenged. In the midst relationship between God faith and daily life, and have abused by Ferris from 1983 COURTESY CHRIS MORRISON of these encounters, I find and God’s good creation and provided members with safe myself reminded that an to 1989, starting when he Chris Morrison, age 12 humanity provide us with the places to wrestle with life’s was about 12 years old and a authentic Christian faith tools to both articulate and questions, together. What ripples forth from the waters member of St. James Anglican ships; damage to his physical, cope with the challenges of I’m most grateful for is the Church in Paris, Ont., where mental and emotional health; of baptism and into the life—whether large or small. way in which they’ve also world. Ferris was the rector. and suicide attempts. Taking it a step further, we equipped me to accompany In his statement of claim, The diocese is named in Opening myself to these could say this understanding and journey with those I conversations—with all Morrison lists the destructive the lawsuit for, among other can also provide us with the meet along the way, sharing effects of the abuse, including things, failing to protect Mor- manner of people—I notice tools to accompany others my story and the story of the common threads. I notice a the loss of his faith; impaired rison from Ferris, an employee in their own challenges, and God who continually trans- ability to succeed at school of the diocese. desire to engage in conversa- forms and renews my life. even crises. and work and to form relation- —LEIGH ANNE WILLIAMS tion about ultimate meaning. To accompany another I notice an inclination to live requires relationship, a will- ANDREW STEPHENS-RENNIE life well. I attend to the desire ingness to listen and our own is a member of the national youth Blogger versus bishop case settled to make sense of those mo- sense of what God is doing in initiatives team of the Anglican ments of chaos that plague our lives. Church of Canada. As a part of a mutually agreed in the future,” according to a upon court settlement of a release issued by the diocese defamation of character lawsuit, of Niagara. In a related post on blogger David Jenkins has Anglican Samizdat, Jenkins apologized to Bishop Michael noted that he had agreed to Bird of the pay $18,000 toward legal costs, “for any suffering he has which Bird’s lawyer had stated experienced as a result of blog were $24,000. Journey to postings” on his blog, Anglican Jenkins’s statement of Jerusalem Sunday Samizdat. defence had denied that A multimedia special by • Watch 23 original videos about The settlement also his postings were libellous Anglican Journal and the “living stones” of the Holy stipulated that Jenkins would or defamatory. It asserted Anglican Video Land pay “a majority of the legal that Jenkins was exercising • Read 12 compelling stories about costs involved, remove the his freedom of religion and Available online at issues affecting Christians Bishop from his posts, and expression and that his anglicanjournal.com And more… agree not to publish any comments were intended to be similar posts about the Bishop humourous and satirical. —STAFF

6 ANGLICAN JOURNAL • June 2014 NEWS The Student Christian Movement Wycliffe designs courses for the North — Turning over the tables since 1921 The SCM engages the prophetic teachings Toronto’s Wycliffe College, of the revolutionary Jesus of Nazareth which has a long history of and nourishes links between interaction with the people spirituality and activism. of the North, is launching a series of online theology Support us at www.scmcanada.org courses designed specifically for use in northern aboriginal communities. According to the project’s co-ordinator, the Rev. Julie Golding Page, the seminary had received requests from north- ern clergy for such a program. When Wycliffe asked whom it should serve—listed clergy, lay readers, other leaders, people interested in becoming lay readers or being ordained, or JPHILIPS23/WIKIMEDIA COMMONS people who just wanted to learn Wycliffe College has a long history of educational exchange with students more about the Bible and the and clergy from the North. church—the answer came back “all of the above,” said Golding students’ cultures, educa- ing different time zones and Page. “So we have the difficult tional backgrounds and life unreliable Internet service but very fruitful task of having experiences. in many parts of the North. to make the courses accessible The Wycliffe doctoral “But we’re making some good to anyone.” students and professors writing headway and learning a lot in Some courses, such as a the drafts have worked collab- the process,” she said. survey of the Old Testament, oratively with northern pastors, Although the courses could are more basic and could be bishops and lay people. “Every be used by individuals at home, used by anyone wanting to course will have input from all they are really intended for know more about the Bible. those different kinds of com- group study. “Then they can Others, such as a study of the munities and will not be just turn it into more of a spiritual Book of Exodus, will require something produced here in formation experience, where more knowledge of the Bible. the South for the North, which they eat together, talk together, Since English may be a we know was the typical mis- share together, study the second language for many sionary model from the past,” Bible together and pray,” Page northerners, the material is said Page. said. Wycliffe will provide the written in an accessible style The collaborative model courses free of charge. that is respectful of indigenous has many challenges, includ- —LEIGH ANNE WILLIAMS Retreat time for the House of Bishops AnglicAn JournAl At its spring meeting, the House of Bishops departed from its usual agenda of brief- naSeeks an experienced, visionary journalist to serve as ings and program updates to include days spent on a retreat that combined eucharists, EDITOR Bible studies, moments of The ideal candidate will have a solid background reflection, quiet walks and in practical journalism with a daily or community group conversations. “Bishops are always newspaper gained through progressive experience encouraging clergy, ‘Take including management responsibilities. your retreat.’ Every once in a Though financially assisted by the Anglican Church of while when it comes to that Canada, the Anglican Journal is an editorially independent counsel, we need to lead by example,” said Archbishop voice, distributed 10 times a year to virtually every Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican household. The Editor oversees all aspects of Anglican Church of Canada, the Anglican Journal’s newspaper and website, safeguards in an interview. “The time has COURTESY MOUNT CARMEL SPIRITUAL CENTRE its independence, directs a small staff of professional come for us to follow our Lord’s Bishops spent their time praying and participating in Bible studies and journalists and maintains the standards that have made advice to ‘come apart and rest group conversations at Mount Carmel Spiritual Centre in Niagara Falls, Ont. the Journal without peer in the Anglican Communion. a while.’ ” The retreat, held April 28 have or finish deep conversa- other in a leisurely way. A position description for the Editor can be found at to May 2 at Mount Carmel tions with one another. “We During their retreat, bishops http://www.anglican.ca/journaleditor. Spiritual Centre in Niagara are resolved to work together began each day with morning Falls, Ont., was led by Arch- as colleagues in ministry, and prayer, followed by an address Please apply before June 20, 2014, by submitting a bishop Barry Morgan, primate every once in a while in a body by Archbishop Morgan and resume and three references, accompanied by a letter of the Church in Wales, and like that…it’s time for us to take quiet reflections. Morgan’s describing your experience and the reasons for your the Rev. Kathryn Smith, time and be with the Lord, just talks mostly centred on the interest to: ordained minister with the to remind ourselves who has essence of a bishop’s calling. Canadian Baptists of Ontario called us to this work, whose Afternoon sessions were fa- and Quebec. servants we are, whose people cilitated by Smith, who focused The Anglican Church of Canada “It really was a retreat,” said we serve,” said Hiltz. on how bishops could build Att: Human Resources Manager Hiltz, and it was “intended to Hiltz was gratified to see and strengthen their relation- help us all focus on the unity the bishops working at a more ships with each other and how 80 Hayden Street, Toronto, ON M4Y 3G2 that we have in Christ and to relaxed pace and said, “the they could build a sense of [email protected] celebrate that and to embrace most important thing we did community as a group. We thank all applicants for their interest, but only all our diversity.” all week was pray together.” Evenings were spent in candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. The idea for a retreat came He added that bishops appreci- prayer and people were free to at the fall meeting, as bishops ated being able to sit down and enjoy some quiet time alone or The Anglican Church of Canada will modify its recruitment and expressed their frustrations at have conversations with each in conversation with others. hiring practices to accommodate an applicant’s disabilities if requested. not having sufficient time to other or go for walks with each — MARITES N. SISON

anglicanjournal.com 7 NEWS: ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY VISITS ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Ecumenism must address needs of the world Archbishop of Canterbury In different parts of the we cannot and must not avoid,” time giving practical expression Justin Welby has underscored world, there has been “a new said Welby. But at the same to the unity we already share by the value of continuing ecu- movement of the spirit,” said time, he said, Christians must engaging together in mission.” menical dialogue at a “passion- Welby. For example, Chemin draw on “the riches that God Before the reception, Welby ate theological level,” while at Neuf, a Jesuit-founded French has given us.” He noted how and the ecumenical guests gath- the same time having “a closer Catholic community with an Catholic social teachings have ered for vespers at the historic relationship of action” that ecumenical vocation, accepted been “formative influences of Cathedral Church of St. James. addresses the needs of the world his invitation to take up resi- my own thinking in terms of the The ecumenical guests in such areas as poverty and dence in Lambeth Palace. ministry of the church, and the included the Roman Catholic social justice. Last January, four members most powerful influence from Archbishop of Toronto, Cardinal Ecumenism must be “some- set up “a fraternity” in Lambeth which I’ve learned and continue Thomas Collins; Nora Sanders, thing that is our burning desire,” Palace. “We hope that it is to learn.” general secretary of the United Welby told a gathering of ecu- something that will grow and In his remarks, Archbishop Church of Canada; the Rev. menical guests at a reception at develop,” said Welby, adding Fred Hiltz, primate of the An- Stephen Kendall, principal clerk Toronto’s St. James Cathedral that he and his wife, Caroline, glican Church of Canada, noted of the Presbyterian Church in MICHAEL HUDSON Centre, during his “personal, got to know the community that Welby has made a commit- Canada; Lt. Col. Jim Champ Archbishop Fred Hiltz hosted a 70-guest dinner for Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and his pastoral visit” to the Anglican over the past seven years. (The ment to ecumenical dialogue of the Salvation Army, who is wife, Caroline, at St. James Cathedral Centre. Guests included “a host of people from Canada who are so Church of Canada, April 8 to 9. archbishop’s spiritual director is “and furthering the realization also president of the Canadian deeply committed to the works of the Anglican Communion,” said Hiltz. “In the last seven verses of John a Swiss Roman Catholic priest, of our Lord’s prayer that we may Council of Churches; and the 17, Jesus prays with extraordi- Fr. Nicholas Buttet.) all be one.” Rev. Karen Hamilton, general nary passion and extraordinary newspaper has Archdeacon Bruce Myers, secretary of the Canadian Coun- directness about the absolute noted that the move breaks five co-ordinator for ecumenical cil of Churches. Marriage, reconciliation at the fore necessity of the visible unity of centuries of Anglican tradi- and interfaith relations for the Also present were Arch- When Archbishop of Canter- xystem. “As he said now, in Anglican Journal, Welby the church…” tion and ushers in “a further General Synod of the Anglican bishop of the bury Justin Welby met with the , things said he found Hiltz “a par- In a divided and diverse rapprochement between the Church of Canada, said he Anglican diocese of Toronto and the primate, Archbishop Fred are coming to light in terms ticularly helpful, thoughtful world, Welby said the church churches of England and Rome.” welcomed Welby’s reminder that metropolitan of the ecclesiasti- Hiltz, he was “very interested” of abuse in church schools… and challenging interlocutor, MICHAEL HUDSON could demonstrate “how “Everything we do in church “we, as divided churches, must cal province of Ontario; and the in the work of the Anglican they’re kind of at that early and someone who seems to The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, and the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Toronto, Cardinal Thomas humanity can overcome its has to be rooted in theology, continue to painstakingly work Very Rev. Douglas Stoute, dean Church of Canada’s commis- stage,” and Welby wanted be able to unlock and unpick Collins, converse at an ecumenical reception in St. James Cathedral Centre. Welby visited the Anglican Church of cultural divisions and truly be…a theological anthropology and out the knots of our theological of Toronto. sion on the marriage canon to know how the Canadian issues that were weighing on Canada April 7 to 8. holy nation of God’s people.” ecclesiology. Those are things differences while at the same —MARITES N. SISON because of the reality that the church has responded. my mind.” Church of England will have On the issue of the mar- Welby had also inquired to wrestle with the issue of riage canon, Hiltz said Welby about how the church was same-sex marriage following was “very appreciative” that prepared to deal with the its legislative approval in the the commission will conduct impact of the marriage canon Welby proves himself a quick study at Church House U.K. a broad consultation across resolution in 2016. The national office of the Synod directors and manage- “Notwithstanding the de- the Anglican Communion and “It’s just a reality that Anglican Church of Canada in ment and a reception with staff. clared position of the Church with its ecumenical partners when things move, one way Toronto was abuzz with excite- Monica Patten, interim di- of England at this moment, on the matter of changing the or another, that there would ment as staff welcomed Arch- rector of resources for mission, he [Welby] is very conscious, Canadian Anglican church’s be some dioceses or parishes bishop of Canterbury Justin said she was struck by how “in of course, that there’s going marriage canon (church law) looking for some model of to be a fair amount of pres- to allow same-sex marriage. episcopal leadership,” said Welby and his wife, Caroline, a relatively short time he so sure from within the Church During their two-hour Hiltz, adding that he informed for a brief stop in a tightly deeply understands the An- of England to at least have meeting April 8, Hiltz said him about the church’s Bible Readings scheduled visit to Canada from glican Communion—both the some discussion around that Welby was interested in how shared episcopal ministry April 7 to 9. opportunity and the potential [same-sex marriage],” said the church has dealt with the model. “I told him that it’s in July August September Following a morning wor- as well as the challenges.” Hiltz in an interview with the conflict over human sexuality, place, [but] it has only been DAY READING DAY READING DAY READING ship service and a meeting with National Indigenous Angli- Anglican Journal. in particular, how the 2010 enacted and effective in one Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate can Bishop Mark MacDonald Welby was also very inter- General Synod in Halifax diocese—Montreal.” 01 Colossians 3.1-17 c 01 Psalm 17.1-15 c 01 Ecclesiastes 2.1-13 c of the Anglican Church of said he appreciates Archbishop ested in the issue of reconcili- dealt with the issue in a non- Overall, Hiltz said the visit 02 Habakkuk 1.1-17 c 02 Matthew 14.13-21 c 02 Ecclesiastes 2.14-26 c Canada, then a private lun- Welby’s focus on reconcilia- ation as it relates to the his- parliamentary manner and provided the Archbishop of 03 Habakkuk 2.1-20 c 03 Romans 9.1-18 c 03 Romans 13.1-14 c cheon in support of Canterbury tion, particularly looking at the tory of the Canadian church’s how there has been “continu- Canterbury with “a sense 04 Habakkuk 3.1-19 c 04 Romans 9.19-33 c 04 Exodus 11.1-10 c MICHAEL HUDSON Cathedral, the Welbys came to effects of colonization. “I think relations with indigenous ing conversation” about the of the commitment of the (Left to right) Cynthia Herrera and Emily Fe Honoridez chat with 05 Romans 7.1-25 c 05 Romans 10.1-21 c 05 Exodus 12.1-14 c Church House, where there was he’s going to have a big impact.” people and its involvement in matter. Canadian church to the Com- Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby at Church House. 06 Matthew 11.1-19 c 06 Deuteronomy 34.1-12 c 06 Exodus 12.15-28 c a brief meeting with General —LEIGH ANNE WILLIAMS the Indian residential school In an interview with the munion.” —M.S. 07 Matthew 11.20-30 c 07 Genesis 37.1-20 c 07 Matthew 18.1-20 c 08 Matthew 12.1-14 c 08 Genesis 37.21-36 c 08 Matthew 18.21-35 c 09 Matthew 12.15-32 c 09 Genesis 39.1-23 c 09 Exodus 12.29-50 c 10 Matthew 12.33-50 c 10 Matthew 14.22-36 c 10 Exodus 13.1-16 c Welby: ‘We need to learn to live as a global church in a local context’

11 Matthew 13.1-17 c 11 Matthew 15.1-20 c 11 Exodus 13.17–14.9 c Continued from p. 1 around the world; there needs to that interview is that almost speak the essential point that, as of questions directed at me 12 Matthew 13.18-30 c 12 Matthew 15.21-39 c 12 Romans 14.1-12 c changing the marriage canon to to be listening to ecumenical nobody listened to what I said; a church, we never speak only through a Twitter message— 13 Psalm 119.97-112 c 13 Genesis 41.1-16 c 13 Psalm 114.1-8 c allow same-sex marriage. Is this partners, to interfaith partners. they mostly imagined what they in our local situation. Our voice everything from “What’s your 14 Romans 8.18-39 c 14 Genesis 41.17-41 c 14 Psalm 98.1-9 c a cause for concern? There needs to be a commitment thought I said. carries around the world. We favourite book?” to “Are you 15 Genesis 25.19-34 c 15 Galatians 4.1-20 c 15 Philippians 1.1-11 c new A: That’s a really tough question. to being able to disagree in a need to learn to live as a global really saying…whatever?” 16 Genesis 27.41–28.5 c 16 Genesis 45.1-20 c 16 Philippians 1.12-30 c Well, it’s got to be a cause way that demonstrates that those Q: So what exactly were you church in a local context and Sadly, there’s really no way I 17 Genesis 28.6-22 c 17 Romans 11.1-12 c 17 Exodus 16.1-16 c for concern because this is a involved in the discussions love saying? never to imagine that we’re just can respond to those—it’s just particularly tough issue to deal c c c one another as Christ loves us. A: What I was saying is that a local church. There is no such impossible…The other thing is 18 Psalm 139.1-12 18 Romans 11.13-24 18 Exodus 16.17-36 with...And I hope that two or when we take actions in one thing. that you just become aware of 19 Psalm 139.13-24 c 19 Romans 11.25-36 c 19 Matthew 19.1-15 c three things happen: I hope that Q: In your interview about gay part of the church, particularly the dark side of all these things: 20 Matthew 13.31-43 c 20 Romans 12.1-8 c 20 Matthew 20.1-16 c the church, in its deliberations, marriage with LBC Radio, were actions that are controversial, Q: You’ve said the issue of same- that people feel that they can 21 Matthew 13.44-58 c 21 Psalm 124.1-8 c 21 Matthew 9.1-13 c is drawing on the wealth of its you in fact blaming the death of that they are heard and felt not sex marriage is a complex one write things about other people, 22 John 20.1-18 c 22 Exodus 1.1-22 c 22 Matthew 9.14-26 c contribution to the Anglican Christians in parts of Africa on only in that part of the church that you wrestle with every day and not just about myself, which 23 Genesis 29.1-20 c 23 Exodus 2.1-25 c 23 Matthew 9.27-38 c Whirl is a brand new three-year curriculum Communion and the worldwide the acceptance of gay marriage but around the world...And this and often in the middle of the are really horrible. 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Some settlement funds may be repaid David Jones, chancellor of the Council of General Synod Based on a 20 per cent (CoGS), informed council share of the Roman members of a strong possibil- Catholic Church’s ity that as much as $2.7 mil- liability, the Anglican lion paid to the Residential Schools Settlement will be church’s settlement was returned to the 32 Anglican reduced. entities involved—General Synod, the Missionary Cor- bility of returning funds from LEIGH ANNE WILLIAMS poration and the 30 dioceses. the third point. Although He explained why and led a $2.2 million had already been discussion about what might paid to the AHRF as was Birth of a diocese be done with General Synod’s required, the remaining $2.7 From left to right: Archdeacon Sidney Black, Bishop Lydia Mamakwa, Archbishop Fred Hiltz, Bishop Mark share once the final financial million is held in reserve MacDonald and the Rev. Norman Wesley led the Council of General Synod in prayers for indigenous ministries, information is confirmed. pending the outcome of the particularly the new diocese of Mishamikoweesh, the creation of which will be celebrated from June 1 to 4 at Jones said that when Roman Catholic fundraising Kingfisher Lake First Nation in northern Ontario. the original settlement campaign. Matching funds was signed in 2002, the 32 from the Anglican funds in Anglican entities were legally reserve would be required obliged to contribute $25 only if the Catholic campaign million to the settlement. raised more than $11.1 million The Roman Catholic by September 2014, and as Church signed an agreement of April 2014, the total was Bias in marriage commission? with the Canadian govern- only about $4 million, he ment five years later, in 2007. explained. A “most favoured churches” Consequently, the In a progress report to the Coun- The goal is to have an creating a public hearing. clause in the Anglican agree- $2.7 million held in reserve cil of General Synod (CoGS) open and transparent CoGS agreed that all submis- ment allowed for its terms to could be returned to the 32 on the work of the Commission sions would have to be posted process. be the same as for any later Anglican entities, Jones said. on the Marriage Canon, chair with attribution. The decision agreements the government He added that he thinks it’s Canon Robert Falby noted that “ —Canon Robert Falby was made after questions were commission chair made, Jones explained. reasonable to assume that there had been “some contro- raised by some members about The Roman Catholic would be done in proportion versy” over the membership whether exceptions could be settlement was for $79 mil- to what each entity had paid of the committee after it was made for people who fear that balanced. lion, and “there had been an into the settlement. announced in early 2014. there might be consequences for Falby replied that he was agreement that our propor- He noted that the 30 Critics have said that the them if they express opinions disappointed that Robertson tionate share was 19.8572 per dioceses would make their commission does not have a that might be contrary to those didn’t think the commission cent of theirs. That caused own decisions about the ap- balance of members who are membership was balanced. of their parish or community. our $25 million number to be propriate use of their shares, both for and against the resolu- “I think it is,” he said. It took a while for CoGS to reduced to $15,687,188,” he but CoGS could consider tion passed at General Synod His understanding was that achieve consensus on the matter, said. As a result, each of the what it might want to do with 2013, which asked CoGS to members were chosen because as members expressed varying Anglican entities’ contribu- General Synod’s share of prepare and present a motion to they were “people who occupied opinions. tions were recalculated, and $322,348. change the church’s Canon 21 on the middle road, with perhaps Jennifer Warren, from some refunds were paid. Jones asked CoGS to marriage “to allow the marriage opinions previously expressed the ecclesiastical province of Briefing notes outlined consider the question of of same-sex couples in the same on one side or the other, but not Canada, said not identifying where the revised total An- whether the funds should way as opposite-sex couples” for anyone who had taken on an the authors of submissions glican amount of $15,687,188 be returned to the General the next General Synod in 2016. advocacy role for one side or the “compromises the trust” was allocated: Synod. “On the other hand, • $6,699, 125—already paid In fact, Bishop Larry Rob- other.” given by members of the 2013 General Synod committed the for compensation of claims ertson of the Falby also emphasized that General Synod who voted on full amount to be paid into • $4,023,675 maximum to be voiced those concerns to CoGS the commission wants to hear the marriage canon resolution the AHRF, and the funds are contributed by the Settlement at its meeting in Mississauga, from Anglicans across the with amendments that included only not required because of Fund to the Anglican Heal- Ont., on May 3. He said he spoke country with any point of view a broad consultation. the lack of success of another ing and Reconciliation Fund not only his own views but also on the matter and that it is Alex Starr, of the ecclesiasti- party [the Roman Catholics] (AHRF) either by In-Kind those of people in his diocese inviting submissions of their cal province of British Columbia to raise their full ‘best efforts’ Services or by cash payments, and beyond who brought their opinions in a written document and Yukon, said that while it was amount,” he pointed out. over a maximum of 10 years, concerns to him because he or video through a dedicated important “to take responsibil- “…Given our relationship with which is expected to be paid is a member of CoGS. After page on the church’s website, ity for the words we say,” they our aboriginal communities, in full by the end of 2014 confirming that a change to anglican.ca. Submissions can often come from a position of might CoGS decide to con- • $4,964,300 maximum, tribute the funds to the AHRF the marriage canon would be also be made by email: marriage- privilege. required to be paid to the in all events?” he asked. considered a matter of doctrine [email protected]. All Canon Robert Falby, chair of AHRF—but only by matching Alternatively, CoGs could that would have to be approved submissions must be in by Sept. the commission, also assured 19.8572 per cent of what the redirect the General Synod by a two-thirds majority in all 30, 2014 and will be posted on CoGs that submissions will be Roman Catholics raised over share to a fund similar to the three orders at two consecutive anglican.ca. vetted so that the authors of their seven-year “best efforts” AHRF but not subject to the General Synods, the bishop said Falby said the goal is to those containing offensive lan- campaign same operating constraints, he and several people who had have an open and transparent guage will be invited to amend Jones pointed to the possi- Jones said. —L.A.W. come to him questioned the process, and comments are them. —LEIGH ANNE WILLIAMS, with idea that the commission was being posted with the intent of files from Marites N. Sison

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Since riculum focused on Anglican found- ing personal development, a critical the Board of Directors of the enquiries invited Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario al levels, in ecumenical collaboration 1865,deal TCSwith hasconflict built ina reputationcreative and of posi- ations, depth of Bible study, and solid graduaterooms research and 3 suites environment, for a total or of 100 Missionary Society, an increase tive ways. Topics include understand- Give your child the best in education students, as well as excellent services, within the Toronto471 Newbold School Street, of Theology high academic standards, small class andcommunity resident life. formation Residences for providestrong con-a ministry skills for ordination, Huron to the amount of money Council CLASSIFIEDS ing conflict, spiritual practices and and the best food on campus. 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As part of the celebra- Established 1920 Certificate in Conflict Management for SocialDegrees Development. offered: B.Th., Honours M.T.S., M.Div., Theological Cooperative, offers engaged in current issues of society, services to wireless Internet and the Certificate; and spring or summer tion we will be having a “Family Fair Day” ARTISTS AND CRAFTSMEN annualFaith Communities.Mexican vs. Caribbean Clergy receive Islander a BachelorS.T.M., of some Social courses Work. availableAsian Studies on-line. youthaccessible program, theological "Ask & Imagine." education at the low and a motion was approved connected to church communities and requesting a prompt review with pony rides and a BBQ on Sat June 7 IN STAINED GLASS hockey10% discount. game, it’s 519-885-0220 a community ext.that 24254 andPrincipal: ESL programs. Dr. Walter Deller, For M.Div.info: Dean level: ofa DiplomaTheology, in 1349 Applied offering financial support in all pro- 114 Seminary Crescent, Saskatoon, SK SHUTTERSTOCK (11:30-4:00) and a catered dinner on Sep (905) 669-4244 [email protected] young people to find their pas- For further information contact WesternTheology Rd., andLondon, an Advanced ON, N6G Certificate 1H3. of the policies regarding the grams. For more information please 20th. We would love to have past and UNIT #6, 8481 KEELE STREET Education Directory sionsgrebel.uwaterloo.ca/certificate and challenge the ordinary. 519.884.4404S7N 0X3; Phone: ext. 610 (306) for 975-3753;residence Email:in Priestly [email protected] Ministr y. (204) 474-8531. financing of vehicles in Council Northern clergy will get higher loans for vehicles. CONCORD, ONTARIO L4K 1Z7 Fax: (306) 934-2683; present parishioners join us in the celebra- contact: Faculty of Divinity, Trinity Education______is the most valuable invest- or ext. 633 for program. Phone:[email protected] (519) 438-7224, X289. of the North dioceses. E-mail: [email protected]; tions. If you would like to know more, con- College,TRINITY 6 HoskinCOLLEGE Avenue,The oldestToronto centre ment and ultimately, TCS is the invest- www.renison.uwaterloo.ca Web:______www.huronuc.ca partners” ON M5S 1H8 (416) 978-2133 ______Website: www.usask.ca/stu/emmanuel time in 2013. The joint meeting tact us at [email protected]; (514)-697-1910; for theological studies in the Anglican mentTRINITY of a lifetime. COLLEGE To setSCHOOL, up a visit or ______g Heard a report from the [email protected] ______in 2015 will allow both churches • funding of up to $75,000 annu- or 99 Mount Pleasant, Pointe-Claire, QC Church of Canada, the Faculty of obtainPort Hope,more information, ON is one of please the most con- HURON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE liturgy task force and approved ______MONTREAL DIOCESAN SAINT PAUL UNIVERSITY “time and flexibility” to plan ally for emerging and unbudget- H9R 2T7. We look forward to reminiscing Divinity offers a wide variety of accred- tactwell-established Admissions Of coeducational,fice at 905-885- inde- RENISON COLLEGE, University of London, Ontario Whether you're seek- THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE, affiliated Faculty of Theology a motion from the faith, wor- the joint assembly, said Dean ed initiatives of General Synod. ited programs, at master’s and doctor- 3209pendent or Email: schools [email protected] in Canada. Since Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario ing personal development, a critical and perhaps breaking bread together. CANTERBURY COLLEGE with McGILL UNIVERSITY and a ANGLICAN STUDIES PROGRAM ship and ministry committee to Peter Wall, Anglican co-chair The requirement that the al levels, in ecumenical collaboration ______1865, TCS has built a reputation of Give your child the best in education graduate research environment, or RL member of the ecumenical MONTREAL Academic and pastoral formation take authorize the publication—for of the Joint Anglican-Lutheran balance of the fund may not fall M Windsor,within the Ontario Toronto(affiliated School of with Theology the high academic standards, small class and resident life. Residences provide a ministry skills for ordination, Huron University of Windsor) Ecumenical THORNELOE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY, is a commu- place in the unique setting of a Roman study, trial use and evalua- Commission. below $2 million remains. roofing & sheet metal and in federation with the University of sizes, an international flavour, and a nityfamilyof scholars atmosphere and ministers and build offering commu- can accommodate your needs. Doctorate of Ministry Programme for Sudbury, Ontario An innovative and Catholic University with a crosscultur- tion, where permitted by the Toronto. Liberal and catholic in theol- devoted, caring faculty. TCS prides programsnity spirit. designed Rooms to are help spacious, students com- Affiliated with The University of active clergy and a Programme for the thriving Anglican College within al, bilingual milieu. The program pre- g itself on maintaining a unique balance developfortable, theological with modern depth, conveniences, grow in Western Ontario, the Faculty of Ordinary—of the following g Approved a motion expand- Received an interim report ogy, consciously reflective of the liturgy Laurentian University, our Fine Arts, pares candidates for both lay and Community of Deacons for lay training between tradition and progressiveness. spiritualsuch as maturity Internet and hook-ups. exercise Generalpastoral Theology is ATS accredited. 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[email protected] Anniversaries Church Windows Education Directory E3209ducation or Email: [email protected] ETHEOLOGICALducation DirectoryCOLLEGE, affiliated Faculty of Theology g Approved a resolution to initiatives, single-purpose, ability between Anglican priests • Designer, manufacture & installers general/canterbury/ site: http://thorneloe.laurentian.ca/ www.montreal.anglican.org/mdtc. www.ustpaul.ca 30 Chauncey Ave., CANTERBURY COLLEGE ______with McGILL UNIVERSITY and a ANGLICAN STUDIES PROGRAM We ofextend eavestroughs, an invitation down to spouts all former and CONFLICT MANAGEMENT FOR COLLEGE OF EMMANUEL ST JOHN’S COLLEGE (Est. 1866), hold a joint meeting with the time-limited projects and for and ordained United Church Toronto,RL Ont. M8Z 2Z4 Windsor, Ontario (affiliated with the member of the ecumenical MONTREAL Academic and pastoral formation take parishionerscollector boxes.and clergy of St. Thomas M FAITH COMMUNITIES AND ST. 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Institute of Peace and Conflict Member of the Saskatoon Theological Peoplenity of come scholars to St and John’s ministers to find offering a counterpart body in the Evan- keeping with the strategic plan tion from the faith, worship and Fax (416) 234-5450 Doctorate of Ministry Programme for Sudbury, Ontario An innovative and Catholic University with a crosscultur- Canadaers of to architectural join us in celebrating sheet metal our • custom designed Studies, Waterloo, Ontario Union, affiliated with the University of warmprograms community designed on ato large help campus. students gelical Lutheran Church in Vision 2019. The approved mo- ministry committee extending th active clergy and a Programme for the thriving Anglican College within al, bilingual milieu. The program pre- 100corniceANNIVERSARY work. , July 19-20-21, memorialCall Toll windows Free Yes, there is conflict in faith communi- Saskatchewan. Founded in 1879 as Becomedevelop part theological of a close depth, knit academic grow in Canada (ELCIC), on November tion added two other criteria for the Anglican participation in the 2008. For more details go to: 1-800-563-1555 Laurentian University, our Fine Arts, pares candidates for both lay and • Copper roofing and repairs : • traditional - contemporary ties!Community How well ofis itDeacons addressed for inlay your training the first university in northwestern communityspiritual maturity while taking and exerciseadvantage pastoral of 13 to 15, 2015. It also approved, [email protected] lock standing or phone seam, Ruth batten at • releadingRobert & restoration Classics, Theatre Arts, Women’s ordained ministries in the Anglican consideration: current group’s mandate, which churchand enrichment. community? 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(204) 474-8531. eral secretary of the Anglican CONCORD, ONTARIO L4K 1Z7 Fax: (306) 934-2683; TelephonevocationsContact: (416) 233-9530 [email protected] Church of Canada, told Council that the distances would make E-mail: [email protected]; TRINITYCONTEMPLATING COLLEGEFaxAD (416)VERThe TISING234-5450 RELIGIOUS oldest centre ______it difficult for volunteers to Website: www.usask.ca/stu/emmanuel of General Synod that support forLIFE? theological ANGLICMembers studies ofAN the inJOURN Brotherhood the AnglicanAL TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL, support the meeting and the stained glass Call Toll Free ______will be available for dioceses Churchand the of Sisters Canada,1-800-563-1555Larr of Saint they GeeFaculty Gregory of are Port Hope, ON is one of the most HURON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE that find the costs of General distance from airports would Anglicans,416-924-9199, clergy and lay, ewithoutxt 310 regard Divinity offersFax: a wide416-925-8811 variety of accred- well-established coeducational, inde- RENISON COLLEGE, University of London, Ontario Whether you're seek- Synod 2016 prohibitive. be generally prohibitive. itedto programs,marital status. at master’s and doctor- pendent schools in Canada. Since ing personal development, a critical Thompson gave assur- Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario Thompson updated Council al Tolevels, learn in more ecumenical aboutEmail: ourcollaboration contemporary 1865, TCS has built a reputation of Give your child the best in education graduate research environment, or [email protected] of General Synod on plans for CONTRIBUTED ances of financial support from withinRule theof Life, Toronto visit www.gregorians.orgSchool of Theology high academic standards, small class and resident life. 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Offering: The meeting will take place and theDo spiritual you have life, a monasticencouraging heart? at the Sheraton Parkway North of 2016. We thought that was reported surplus from 2013 into excellence in the practiceUse the of ministry, From Latin classes and daily chapel and Honours BA programs in Arts and B.Th., M.Div., MTS, MA degrees; Lay Social Development. Honours Hotel in Richmond Hill, Ont. leaving things just a little bit the General Synod reserves, so engaged inANNIVERS currentJoin issues the ARIESofSisters society, of services to wireless Internet and the Certificate; and spring or summer annual Mexican vs. Caribbean Islander Bachelor of Social Work. Asian Studies youth program, "Ask & Imagine." late,” he said wryly. there will be a larger reserve connected to church communities and “We tried very hard to land St.HEADING John the Divine hockey game, it’s a community that and ESL programs. For info: Dean of Theology, 1349 offering financial support in all pro- a university location, but The only other university available for General Synod,” (Anglican)in the classifieds for a life of prayer, to informlove and service. past allows young people to find their pas- For further information contact Western Rd., London, ON, N6G 1H3. Ryerson University would not with the residential capacity said Thompson. —L.A.W. grams.www.ssjd.ca Forparishioners more contact: information [email protected]& clergy please 519.884.4404 ext. 610 for residence of upcoming events. sions and challenge the ordinary. Email: [email protected] contact: Faculty of Divinity, Trinity Education is the most valuable invest- or ext. 633 for program. Phone: (519) 438-7224, X289. 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12 ANGLICAN JOURNAL • June 2014 ANGLICANS IN PUBLIC LIFE Jim Flaherty: faith witnessed by action AST YEAR, when the to meet outside of worship and a broad range of recreational Journal began its Angli- discuss theological matters, and educational services to Lcans in Public Life series, says Davis. “But sometimes disabled and able-bodied people at the top of our profile list was after the service he would bring of all ages. the Hon. Jim Flaherty. Unfortu- up points I had made in the When Flaherty’s long career nately, the young press officer sermon, often in a humorous as a lawyer—and since 1995, an we initially contacted said the way.” elected politician—ended with finance minister would be un- Even when ungallantly his sudden death on April 10, able to participate since he was treated by his political col- he was honoured with a state a Roman Catholic, who only leagues—for example, during funeral at Toronto’s Cathedral occasionally attended Anglican 2002’s Ontario Conservative Church of St. James. While due services with his wife. leadership contest—”he took homage was paid to Flaherty’s While it’s true that Flaherty it very stoically,” says Davis. expertise as the hard-nosed was not a cradle Anglican—he “While other people talk about finance minister who steered was raised in an Irish Roman his being contentious, we never Canada through the shoals of Catholic family in Lachine, saw that side of him. He was the 2008 economic meltdown, Que.—he became a very active a quiet and committed com- the cathedral’s rector singled Anglican in 1986 after marrying munity leader, who wanted to out Flaherty’s faith. “His faith Christine Elliott at All Saints’ be known only as Jim.” Adds sustained him, informed Church in Whitby, Ont. And Stevenson: “At meetings he was his policies and carried him a devoted church member he witty and entertaining.” through the sacrifices that he was. “When he was in town, Jim Flaherty was a committed had to make in the service of never missed Sunday worship. steward of his chosen church our province, our country and He would usually attend the and, with characteristic fiscal the wider world,” said the Very 8 a.m. eucharist by himself, prudence, as a warden he ar- Rev. Douglas Stoute, dean of while the rest of the family ranged an insurance policy that Toronto. came to the main service at 10,” allowed All Saints’ to rebuild “Jim’s public service was an recalls the Very Rev. Ken Davis, after an arsonist’s gasoline can aspect of Christian virtue and former All Saints’ incumbent set a fire that gutted it in 2009. not inconsistent with what he and now dean of the Cathedral “The organ pipes completely heard on Sunday morning or the Church of St. Alban the Martyr melted,” recalls Stevenson. prayers he prayed,” says Davis. in Prince Albert, Sask. “Then “Only the walls were left stand- “Not enough people go into he probably went off to work.” ing, and Jim made sure the high office with his integrity.” Adds rector’s warden Eleanor policy included extended cover- Jim Flaherty was not a soft Stevenson: “I think he wanted age for bringing the church up man: by all accounts, he could just to be a worshipper and to to contemporary building-code be gruff and combative with col- pray quietly in private without a standards.” leagues and the media, though lot of attention.” Flaherty was also a devoted often wittily so. Not for nothing JOSHUA SHERWRCIJ, WIKIMEDIA COMMONS Davis got to know the fabled advocate for the disabled. In did the five-foot-three Flaherty finance minister over the 12 Not a soft man, Flaherty cared deeply about the people he served. 1993, long before wheelchair win a hockey scholarship to years he was incumbent at All accessibility was mandated Princeton University, where he Saints’, from 1998 to 2010. “He company.’ ” implied he was reading to help as standard practice, he was graduated cum laude in sociol- was a humble and compas- Flaherty was not given to his political exposure, and that instrumental in getting a chair ogy before entering law school. sionate man who cared deeply verbal displays of Christian wit- made him so uncomfortable lift installed at All Saints’. He That confidence made him one about the people he served,” ness or conventional gestures that he refused to be a reader joined Christine and other of the few in cabinet who dared says Davis. He also had an of piety, nor did he wish to mix again.” parishioners in establishing to challenge the prime minister. impish sense of humour. In his faith with politics. “I don’t Flaherty preferred to bear All Saints Community Ser- Known for his self-depre- one sermon, Davis had told a think he played politically witness to his faith in action. vices, which bought a house cating humour, the diminutive joke about a lawyer, a politician on his religious convictions,” “He took what he believed to provide a group home for but powerful minister often and a used-car salesman. “Jim recalls Davis, noting that at one and what he said on Sunday psychiatric outpatients. The prefaced his speeches with “I’m came up to me at the end of the time, Jim had been a regular mornings and tried to live it parent of a son with a learning short, so I’ll be brief.” But the service and said, ‘You know, I’m reader at All Saints’. “But when out,” says Davis. “He witnessed disability, Flaherty helped cre- legacy of this devout Anglican not sure the used-car salesman he ran for the provincial legis- to the gospel not in word but ate Whitby’s Abilities Centre, and public servant will be would be comfortable in that lature, someone very unkindly in deed.” Flaherty was not one an inclusive facility that delivers neither of these. —DIANA SWIFT

Anglican Journal honoured for design, journalism and social media The Anglican Journal recently received and entire edition layout. Archdeacon Paul Feheley, interim 26 awards, including two top awards in Senior staff writer Marites Sison won managing editor, won 1st place at the the category of general excellence for four awards, three from the ACP, for CCP for his editorial, Just say ‘non,’ and national or international newspaper, feature article (2nd place, newspaper, 3rd place at the ACP for his editorial, A from two religious press associations in My Little Residential Suitcase), in- time to be born, and a time to die. North America. depth/newspaper (3rd place, for stories Contributor Diana Swift won 1st It won 15 awards at the annual on the Archbishop of Canterbury’s place at the CCP’s biographical profile Associated Church Press (ACP) installation), and interview/all media category for The irreverent, reverent awards held at Chicago’s historic category (3rd place, Holocaust survivor Don Cherry. Palmer House Hilton, April 23 to 26. offers hope) and one from the CCP for The other awardees at the ACP The awards recognized work in 2013. news story/national newspaper (2nd were: Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate The newspaper later won 11 awards place, Holocaust…). of the Anglican Church of Canada (2nd at the Canadian Church Press (CCP) Staff writer Leigh Anne Williams place, column); contributor the Rev. convention held in Winnipeg April 30 CONTRIBUTED won three awards, two from the ACP Mel Malton (2nd place, theological to May 2. The Journal picked up 26 awards. (2nd place, theme issue, section or reflection/all media); contributor David At the CCP, the Journal’s website, series/newspaper category for stories Shaw (2nd place, illustration with anglicanjournal.com, won in the award of merit (2nd place) for design, on children’s ministry; 3rd place article or cutline); and Crosstalk editor categories of publication website (1st spread or story; front page; and entire feature/website, for Salvadoran activist and Journal contributing photographer place) and general excellence/website issue, respectively, from the ACP. takes her case to Canada). Art Babych, 3rd place, photograph with category (2nd place). Rowley won 1st place in the feature Sison and Williams also shared an cutline. Art Director Saskia Rowley won a layout and design/newspaper category honorable mention in the online/new Also recognized at the CCP: total of six awards. She picked up two for the CCP, and two 2nd-place awards media category for social media, a new contributor Glenn Harvey, for artwork. awards of excellence (1st place) and an for her front page/newspaper layout ACP awards category. —MARITES N. SISON

anglicanjournal.com 13 ARTS AND CULTURE: BOOK REVIEW Glimpses of Anglican unity in a diverse world BY SUZANNE RUMSEY imagination—for their descriptions some of the conversations he would of the pivitol role that the church and have liked to have had with women, who You won’t find much in the way of people of faith play in meeting basic form the backbone of the church at the backpacking stories in Backpacking human needs local level. through the Anglican Communion: A and addressing Zink is also unable to offer fresh BACKPACKING THROUGH THE Search for Unity. Nor will you encounter ANGLICAN COMMUNION injustice, and insights or a way forward for the sexual- the “had my passport stolen in…” or A Search for Unity for affirming ity debate. Many of his conversations “lost my insides after that meal in…” By Jesse Zink the faith and on the issue are with fellow seminar- stories, which one usually finds in the Morehouse Publishing, 2014 commitment of ians—people (again, mostly men) who accounts of world travellers. In fact, no isbn 978-0819229014 • 198 pages individuals and one would hope could offer thoughtful backpack ever appears, making the title communities at perspectives and new understandings. something of a misnomer. But what you the local level. Instead, Zink repeatedly concludes the will find in the book are the impres- But this anecdote—and others like it well-worn debates by affirming what sions, insights, learnings and questions that speak to the urgency of the situa- could be described as little more than of Jesse Zink, a young Anglican semi- tion facing the local church in so many “We’re the same but different and that’s narian/priest from the United States developmental challenges in others. places—raise for Zink and for this reader okay.” as he meets and engages with other In the South Sudanese diocese of questions about the role of the almost In spite of these shortcomings, the Anglicans, mainly in Africa, but also in Aweil, for example, Zink accompanies entirely male (as Zink points out) book is an accessible account of one China, Ecuador and North America. a young priest and the local bishop as leadership of the Anglican Communion, Anglican’s efforts to understand “unity, For Anglicans and non-Anglicans they deliver relief supplies to the priest’s which at times appears to be fiddling not uniformity”—and to explore what alike who have become inured to the impoverished, war-ravaged community. while the Romes of today’s world (South faithful witness looks like in a number seemingly endless debates and strife— “I never learned anything about disaster Sudan, Syria and other crisis points) of parts of the Anglican Communion. mostly recently focused on sexuality— relief in seminary. Did you?” Jesse asks burn. between various members of the leader- the priest, who shakes his head. “It might The book is not an exhaustive SUZANNE RUMSEY is the public ship of the Anglican Communion, Zink’s actually be something useful,” says examination of the Anglican Commu- engagement program co-ordinator for the anecdotes offer the reader a series of Jesse. The priest smiles briefly and turns nion throughout the world, and it suffers Primate’s World Relief and Development refreshing glimpses into a church that back to his work. from a lack of women’s voices. Early Fund. An Anglican layperson, she backpacked is vital and growing in some places but It is such stories, found throughout on, Zink acknowledges that, as a man, around the world 30 years ago, meeting other faces tremendous social, political and the book, that captured this reader’s in some places he was not able to have Christians and people of many other faiths.

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The Anglican Church of Canada gratefully acknowledges the generous gifts made in loving memory of the following individuals. May they rest in peace, and rise again in glory.

Rev. Carol Adamson Lola Elsbury Bertrand D. Kirkham Winnifred Proll Rev. Canon Wayne Thomas Jack and Edith Addison Richard W.M. Elvin Alan and Edith Knowles W. Purschke Leslie and Jim Thompson Helen and Harve Affleck Edgar Evans Nancy Burke Laidlaw Sinnathamby Rajendram Joyce Thurlow Donald Ash Rev. Maurice G.H. Farr Adrienne Lamb Cecelia Rakim George Trimmer Ida Bailey Daphne Ferrey Joye Langille Cecil Rausch Erasmo Antonio Truant Betty Baker Robert and Ivy Flint Allan Laskey Lucas Redpath Lily Catherine Turner G. Edwin Banfield William Edward (Ned) France Sadie and Emason Leopold Vic Redwood Dorothy Vena Harry E. Banks Helen Annie Franklin Allan Loon Rev Doug Richardson Betty A. Walker Eileen Barker Alma Freake Cynthia Louise Helen C. Riesberry John H. Wallace Burt Barnes Rev. Canon Len Galey Jane Louttit Robson Ian Wallis Steve Beatty Kay Gardner James Lush Beverley Rook-Green Evelyn J. Wareham John Bell David Genge Robert and Olive Macpherson Mike Rose Bill Watson Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Bell Kenneth Goos Kit Mainguy Robert John Ross Joan Webster Earl Bellows Gary Grace Charles D. Maloney Desmond Henry Rossouw Stanley Thomas White Elizabeth Benallick Archie Graham Anna Martens Esme Gladys Rossouw Tom A. Whittaker Otto Bindle Norman B. Gregson James Martin Fred Rounthwaite Marion Isobel Wilkinson David and Mary Blackmore A. Grolimond Jean Martin Monica Roy Eric Williams David Bonnett Marion Grove Bishop Timothy and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Russell Win and Laurie Williams Clifford E. Boyd Margaret Gruchy Eileen Matthews Hilda Sainsbury Ross A. Wilson Leona Brasier Caroline Grundy Rev Edmund McColl Margaret Schmitt Noel Wood Kathleen Bregman William M. Hamilton John Percy McDonald Elizabeth Schultz Albert D. Woods Fr. Brewer Denis Hammond Bob McLatchie Sadie Serabian Ruth Woods Broaddus Alfred and Ruby Bright Louise Hammond John V. McLenon Alydia Seymour Anna Frances Wootton Dan Brulé Gordon Harnett Donald McMichael Clayton Short Rev. Gordon Worden Alvin H. Buck Rev. Canon Emery Harris Jean E. McPhee Margaret Simpson Aliva Ken Buckle Caitlin Harvey Ellen Meredith Duncan Wilkinson Sinclair Binah May Buckle J. Charles Hawkins Jean A. Meredith John Skraba Christopher Stephen David Busby Ross C. Hawley Joseph John Milino Lucy and Alfred Smith Darlene Douglas A. M. Butler Rev H. Robert Hayne Rev Canon John B. Moorhouse Rev. Clarkson Smith Debbie Douglas Buxton Robin Hazell Neil Morash Robert Smith Deborah June Byrne Joyce Hedley Arch and Phoebe Morgan William John Smith Dorothy Ian Campbell Louise Herbertt Joyce Morgan Bev Somerville Evelyn Barbara Carmichael Ronald and Ada Hill Elwood Mosher Helen Spencer Fred Roy Palmer Carpenter Cyril Hillard Sharyn Musgrave Most Rev and Mrs. J. R. Sperry Isaac Tyrone Carrington Edith Hills Frank and Gertrude Naden Sister Constance, SSJD Joan Dr. Mabel Cartwright Donald Hills Jr. Ruth Nesbitt Frank Stopa Joan and Bill Rev. John Clark Danny and Bertha Hogg Lee Newman Douglas Strang John B. General S. H. Clarke John Holtam William Nichol Douglas Suirane Michael Virginia Clough Dorothy Howarth John Niskala Joseph R. Swaby Muriel Anne May Coates Bradley E. Wilson Hoyles Ross T. O’Shea Winston D. Swaby Nora and Alan Lloyd Melvin Cochrane John B. Hyde Joan Osler Raymond Sweet Patricia Peter Cogill George Ireland David Osmond Barbara Szuuts Phyllis Norma Coles Jean Irving William Pardy Barbara Tassinari Rob and Ian Bill and Nan Constable Rev. Canon Geoff Jackson Doris Pascoe Catherine Tayler Sandra Philip Coomarasamy Robert C. Jackson Margaret Paseuk Barbara Tenn The Lamb Family Roger Dandurand Haldon Jagoe Sharon Peeling Haleigh Thibeau

Paul Davenport Richard Jarvis Joan Percy Howard Delderfield Susan Jenks Iris Perrin Joyce Elizabeth Dennis Rev. W.S. and Louise Harold Phillips Reagh L. Dennis Johnson Lorna Pratt Pamela Doheny Dowden H. Joseph Fred Prescott

Raymond Ducker Donald Joynt Audrey Prince Bert and Bob Duncan Jeffrey Lawrence Kane Ken Duncan April Joy Kelly Linda Earle Barbara Kerr

George and Josephine Easton Stella Khan Margaret and Myril King Lorne Elms Frederick G. Kirk

RESOURCES FOR MISSION Phone: 1-866-924-9192 Email: [email protected] Visit www.anglican.ca/giftsinmemory to view our memorial donor wall.

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