Due to the continuing Covid-19 outbreak there is only one Sung Mass in St. James’ Church, at 10:30 am on Sunday. Max attendance is 50 and pre-registration is required by Friday at noon. Be sure that the Church’s prayer continues, for the DTES, our medical services, and for an end to this pandemic. For details of Sunday Worship via Zoom and other updates, please see the News section.
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Soccer, Sexuality and the Bible
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A few weeks after I had defended my PhD and graduated from the University of British Columbia, I bought a ticket to Barcelona. I had heard of many people having amazing experiences on the nearly 500 miles long Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route that gained popularity in the middle ages as a safer alternative to […]
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