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Category Archives: Canadian Issues
Indigenous Justice & Theology: An Eclectic, Annotated Bibliography
I was asked at a Racial Justice conference in November 2023 if I would put together a bibliography on Indigenous Justice and theology, and so here it is. Rather than just give the bare references, I have included annotations. This … Continue reading
“The Kingdom of God Has Come Near; Repent, and Believe in the Good News.”
A Sermon Preached on The Third Sunday of EpiphanyJanuary 24, 2021 at 11:00 amFor an Online Service with The Anglican Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, Kefalas, Crete (somewhat expanded). The readings used were Jonah 3:1-5, 10, Psalm 128, and Mark … Continue reading
Notes on the Canadians Buried at Suda Bay Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery
Among the over 1700 graves at the Suda Bay Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery there are five Canadians. All five were airmen. While the Royal Canadian Navy and the Canadian Army functioned as discrete units in operations during the Second World … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Issues, Crete, Greece, War
Tagged Canada, Canadians Killed in WW II, Crete, Greece, Souda Bay War Cemetery, Suda Bay War Cemetery
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The Confession of a Recovering Settler
A Sermon Preached on The Third Sunday of Lent at St. Thomas, Kefalas 11:00 am March 24, 2019 The Readings appointed for the Third Sunday of Lent “Unless you repent, you will all perish just as they did.” Luke 13.5 … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Issues, Lent, Sermons, Unsettling Theology
Tagged Reconciliation, Repent, Repentance, Settlers and Indigenous, Ten Commandments
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Echoes of Grief: Remembrance Day 2017
A Sermon preached on the Sunday before Remembrance Day, November 5, 2017 at St. Dunstan’s, Gordon Head, Victoria BC Grief. Peace. Nation. These are the three overlapping themes of Remembrance Day; but the greatest of these is grief. Grief was … Continue reading
The Columbian Apocalypse
This post is a continuation of the second part of my dissertation Unsettling Theology. The next attempt to settle the Americas was that of Columbus.[1] Because of a miscalculation Columbus thought the earth was much smaller than it was, and … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Issues, Unsettling Theology
Tagged Colonization, Indigenous Peoples, Unsettling Theology
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First Contact: Skraelings and Vikings
This is a continuation of the second part of my dissertation on the theological legacy of the Indian Residential Schools, Unsettling Theology. The indigenous peoples of what is now known as North and South America have lived there since “time … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Issues, Unsettling Theology
Tagged Cahokia, First Nations, Unsettling Theology, Vikings in Canada
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Theologies of Mission and the Indian Residential Schools (Introduction)
The following is the introduction to the Second Part of my dissertation Unsettling Theology. What were the theologies of mission which informed the operations of the Indian Residential Schools? This is a simple question which does not yet have a … Continue reading
Canada 150 or Canada 15000?
I remember Expo 67. I was five years old, and my parents put me on a leash so that I would not get lost amidst the crowds of people who gathered on Île Sainte-Hélène. I remember seeing some innovative movies … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Issues
Tagged Canada 150, Canada 15000, Canada Day, Canadian Culture, Indigenous Peoples
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Whose Land Am I On?
The following is a continuation of the first draft of my dissertation Unsettling Theology. This is probably the most personal section. At a G20 meeting on September 25, 2009 the Prime Minister of Canada, the Right Honourable Stephen Harper, stated … Continue reading
The Island Parson 