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No matter how we succeed in any field, a great danger exists within us all鈥攖he human ego.

Every year, pre-pandemic, close to forty thousand Canadians in ten cities across the country walked together in an effort to help fight global poverty.

What is the meaning of life?鈥� It鈥檚 a question, says author Robert Fulghum, he sometimes askswith playful intentat the end of a lecture or long meeting.

A webinar with a Christian Science practitioner

The Victoria Shoah Project invites the public to the annual commemoration of Kristallnacht聽(Night of Broken Glass). Each year, we commemorate Kristallnacht which was the beginning of the tragic history of attacks on European Jews.

In light of Truth and reconciliation with First Nations, many faith communities are undergoing a soul- accounting.

When I participated in my first 鈥楿nderstanding the Village鈥� workshop with Cowichan Tribes Elders I was cautioned against wearing 鈥榗lergy鈥� gear. The effects on Residential School survivors would be traumatizing.

One would be forgiven for wondering just what one is supposed to give thanks for in these disruptive and dislocated times.

The Victoria Multifaith Society is happy to offer this innovative workshop that takes a look at Indigenous racism in sa国际传媒 through the lens of health, rights, spirituality and social change.