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One Day I Walk: Pilgrimage and Finding our Way Home

The way home is by walking, attentive to sight, sound and smell, loving the path.

by Mark R. Gornik and Sarah Gerth van den Berg

Heartbreaking Hope and Courage

I became Toronto’s embittered lover. In many ways I still am. I have been so faithful to this city, but it hasn’t been faithful back.

by Thea Prescod

Dan Heap (1925-2014): A Tribute

Long before I had ever heard of Dorothy Day, and long before I had heard of someone being a ‘worker priest’ I was inspired by the politics of Dan Heap.

by Brian Walsh

God Bless Toronto: The Piety of Rob Ford

“God bless the people of Toronto.”  So ended Mayor Rob Ford’s apology before the press assembled outside his office this afternoon.

by Brian Walsh

The Time Was Ripe: Bruce Springsteen, Hope and Jesus

On Sunday, April 21, the Wine Before Breakfast band led a service celebrating the music of Bruce Springsteen at the Church of the Redeemer in Toronto.

by Brian Walsh

Joanne and the Virgin Mary

by Joanna Moon Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve been reflecting on my friendship with Joanne, a tall, beautiful, transgendered, aboriginal woman who very recently took her own life.

by Brian Walsh

Room at the Table, An Evening with Jamie Howison

by Brian Walsh

Sarah Polley’s “Stories we Tell,” St. Paul and Father Abraham

by Brian Walsh Sarah Polley’s recently released documentary “Stories We Tell” is a deeply personal exploration into the stories that are at the foundation of a family’s identity and sense of home.

by Brian Walsh

Dance me to the End of Love

by Brian Walsh On Sunday, October 14, the Wine Before Breakfast community came together with the Church of the Redeemer in Toronto for an evening of wine, bread and prayer with the music and poetry of Leonard Cohen.

by Brian Walsh

Advent 2011 :: Day 7

by Dion Oxford Imagine a world where no one was poor; where everyone had enough.

by Dion Oxford

Gratitude: Some Thoughts for Yonge Street Mission

by Brian Walsh In a culture of perpetual dissatisfaction, …a culture where you are what you have made yourself, …a culture of ceaseless craving ……for new experiences, ……for consumer goods, ……for power, ……for sex, ……for wealth, ……for status, …a culture of hyperactive frenzy and anxiety, …a culture of paralysis and numbness, ……in this culture, ……gratitude can set us free.

by Brian Walsh

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