Monthly Archives: October 2018

What are you going to be? Who are you going to dress up as? These are the questions filling the school yards and buses these days. For weeks now kids have been planning their Hallowe’en costumes. It is a night … Continue reading →

October 13th has dawned a beautiful autumn day here in Muskoka. The sunlight dances on the coloured leaves and nature is putting up a glorious show of orange and red and gold. I spent part of the morning setting up … Continue reading →

We live in a most beautiful part of the province where rugged natural vistas are at every turn of the road. Trees and lakes and rocks abound and scenery is the reason many people feel drawn to this area. At … Continue reading →

Richard Wagamese, in his last book, entitled Embers begins his chapter on Gratitude with, “I raise the pipe of my being to the rising sun in openness and humility. With my eyes closed, I give thanks to the Life Giver … Continue reading →

I have always been intrigued that when Mary, the mother of Jesus, found out that she was pregnant she went through the hill country to stay with her cousin Elizabeth. And, also, when Jesus was ready to start his ministry … Continue reading →