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How practising Zen can polish our rough rocks

I spent the morning doing housework with a zen priest (my husband Doshu) and came away feeling healed.

God's love - making meaningful change in our world

We live in a world where millions of people are striving to make changes聽for the better.

Lent offers new growth and life we hope for

This past Wednesday, Ash Wednesday, began the season of Lent for many Christians. Forty days plus Sundays, Lent is preparation for the Holy days of Good Friday and Easter, remembering the suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus.

When D & G and Islam cross paths

Fashion. Italy. Milan. Dolce & Gabbana. A couple of words that fit together so seamlessly in our minds. But what happens if we add another word? Fashion. Italy. Milan. Dolce & Gabbana. Muslim. And that is exactly what D&G did.

Don't let prejudice ruin your view of people

Husnu dhan . It is a term meaning to 鈥榟ave a good opinion of people.鈥 And as simple as it sounds, we all know how hard this can be when dealing with day to day complications and events.

World Interfaith Harmony Week celebrated in Victoria

You're invited to celebrate World Interfaith Harmony Week this coming Sunday afternoon in Victoria, with聽a fun and educational program for all ages, combined with a fundraising effort for the Syrian refugee program here in Victoria.

Why Jesus would have been at home in Victoria's tent city

鈥淭he future belongs to those who give the next generation reason for hope.鈥 鈥 Pierre Teilhard de Chardin Fear is a familiar companion for most of us.

Finding space for thought and word

One of my favorite spiritual quotations is attributed to St. Francis (though there is debate as to whether he is actually the source), 鈥淪hare the gospel at all times, and if necessary, use words.

Finding a way to live without fear

In a recent meeting, I heard yet another person describe how much they live with fear and anxiety as constant and unwelcome companions.

Catching the Devil by his Tale

Whether we call ourselves secular, spiritual or religious, we all have an operating system of 鈥榖ackground beliefs鈥 that inform our attitudes and reactions. We鈥檙e often unaware of them, and that, it turns out, is a very dangerous thing.