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The world contains many thousands of political prisoners but in the last 50 years only one of them, Nelson Mandela, has turned his imprisonment into a tool to create political change and national liberty. He accomplished this by intelligence, guile...

William Shakespeare died on 23 April 1616, 400 years ago, in the small Warwickshire town of his birth. He was 52 years of age: still young (or youngish, at least) by modern reckonings, though his death mightn’t have seemed to his contemporaries like...

“Companion Links” by which diocese across the globe support one another in mission and discipleship, “should become the heartbeat of each diocese,” according to Archbishop Fred Hiltz, of the Anglican Church of Canada. Hiltz was speaking at a meeting...

Religion plays a major role in the lives of many refugees, making it an important consideration for religious-based aid groups sponsoring those of other faiths. Paul Bramadat from the Centre for Studies in Religion and Society at the University of Victoria...

A New York monument honoring Irish patriot and former Attorney General of New York State, Thomas Addis Emmet, brother of Robert Emmet, was rededicated last Thursday, October 27, as a new plaque in his memory was unveiled. The rededication ceremony was...