Prayer is an amazing resource for us at all times, but especially when life is tough.
The spring of 2020 is unlike anything any of us have ever experienced, and we have lost a great deal. It is important to acknowledge that, while we may be grateful for many things, many things have changed, and in some cases, things have been lost that cannot be regained.
This Easter was strange, Canon Clark reflects - but then, so was the first Easter, which changed everything.
During this time when we cannot gather together, Canon Wright, Canon to the Ordinary, describes alternative ways our tradition provides us to to share in Jesus' life and love.
Clearly, these are not normal times. Nonetheless, we do continue to worship, to be formed together even while distant and separate from one another.
We are not really divided or separated, not ever, and not now. We are one diocese coming together to do what we must.
