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First published in 1875, we are the national newspaper of the Anglican Church of Canada.

10/29/2026

In a late-autumn reflection, Primate Shane Parker contemplates the unity between our bodies and creation, between our spirits and the Creator.

County Galway nestles into the midpoint of the west coast of Ireland. Its beautiful region of Connemara reaches out into the Atlantic Ocean, with the busy market town of Clifden at the tip.

10/21/2026

The national House of Bishops, which held its latest meeting from Oct. 5-9 in Niagara Falls, Ont., is a biannual gathering for bishops of the Anglican Church of Canada to meet as colleagues and offer mutual support for episcopal ministry.

As Anglican bishops from across Canada gathered at the Mount Carmel Spiritual Centre in Niagara Falls, Ont. from Oct. 5-9 for the latest meeting of the House of Bishops, they sought to open a window for the wider church into what happens at the biannual assembly.

10/20/2026

The Anglican Journal reached out to women in leadership in the Anglican Church of Canada for their reflections on 50 years of women as priests.

10/16/2026

Prayer should be treated as a significant moment, "powerful enough to change our view of all that is before us in life and faith," writes Archbishop Chris Harper, Presiding Elder of Sacred Circle, in his latest column.

We live in uncertain times, and it is often a struggle to keep abreast of all that is changing in the life and times around us.

10/13/2026

Anglicans can mark National Indigenous Veterans Day, Nov. 8, by mentioning Indigenous veterans in the prayers of the people or asking Indigenous veterans if they would like to speak at a service, says military chaplain.

Every year for the last decade, the Rev. Catherine Askew has attended the Ottawa ceremony commemorating National Indigenous Veterans Day, which recognizes the contributions of Indigenous military veterans—particularly in the two world wars and the Korean War.

10/08/2026

Thriving Anglo-Catholic parishes—Anglican parishes that embrace many beliefs and practices associated with the Roman Catholic Church—are attracting newcomers drawn to the unique worship style of this tradition.

Worship at St. Thomas’s Anglican Church, a historic Anglo-Catholic parish in downtown Toronto, invariably provokes one of a few strong reactions from newcomers, rector Fr. Nathan Humphrey says.

10/06/2026

Northern and remote dioceses have long found creative ways to minister across vast distances with limited resources—experience their bishops say others could learn from.

Northern dioceses have long found creative ways to minister across vast distances with limited resources, experience their bishops say the South could learn from.

10/02/2026

Anglicans are finding opportunities for outreach at the Dungeons & Dragons table, with players describing the fantasy game as a bonding exercise and a way of encountering eternal truths in unfamiliar contexts.

When children and youth coordinator Elizabeth Achimah accepted an offer from a parishioner to run a Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) game at her parish, Toronto’s St. Aidan’s in the Beach, it turned out to be a draw for neighbourhood youth from outside the church.

10/01/2026

As some clergy pledge never to use generative artificial intelligence (AI) in writing sermons, and others view AI as just another tool for preaching, Anglicans debate where to draw the line.

Use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in writing sermons has sparked a wide range of responses among Anglican clergy, from enthusiastic embrace of the technology to pledges totally opposing its use.

09/28/2026

As Canada marks the 150th anniversary of the signing of Treaty 6 this year, Archbishop Chris Harper reflects on the fragility of human covenants and the enduring faithfulness of God’s promises.

“Standing on the Promises of Christ, My King” is one of my mother’s favorite hymns. She often asks me to sing it to her when I’m playing the guitar. The testimony of the song is that God is always faithful in promises and covenants.

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