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Covid 19. Here we are, experiencing an incredible challenge of readjustment. The whole world is involved and grappling with it is a new deal for most of us.

Saturday鈥檚 article, Healing the Planet through Global Collaboration , i n the sa国际传媒 and here on Faith Forum (August 1st 2020), from the Victoria Multifaith Society, addressed the need for global solutions to global problems.

This year may be remembered as the moment when humanity drew together as the pandemic and then the Black Lives Matter movement swept across the globe, both demanding profound change and growth.

On 鈥嬧�婽hursday, August 6 th and Sunday, August 9 th church bells, hand bells and other appropriate devices are to be rung across Vancouver Island at the time the bombs exploded: 8:15 a.m.聽on August 6 th and 11:50 a.m. on August 9 th .

鈥淏lack Lives Matter鈥� is another way to express the Christian calling to love our neighbour.

In my last article , I shared my thoughts on how the pandemic may pave the way for us all to consciously strive to protect others from all harm not just from the virus but all harm to body, mind, and soul.

Every generation has defining moments. A date that becomes part of the history books and continues to echo through the years. March 11, 2020, the day the World Health Organization declared Covid-19 a global pandemic will be one of those dates.

I always thought that life has to be without difficulties and full of happiness because God wanted it that way.

The heart flag is ubiquitous throughout the city.[i] It is a symbol of hope in difficult times. So was the Silent Minute.

As a teenager, I asked my father why he chose to follow in the religion of our Hindu ancestors and he told me 鈥渋t doesn鈥檛 really matter to me which religion a person follows, because religion is like a mountain, once you get to the top, the view is t