What Lady Philosophy taught me in quarantine
I was struggling after a series of setbacks, but a medieval thinker gave me perspective
I don’t want a ventilator if I get COVID-19
My work in palliative care taught me that death is not the worst thing that can happen
For those who grieve, quarantine is never over
My husband died six years ago, but solo parenting during COVID-19 is more isolating than ever
When secrets become a burden
Hiding our deepest truths can make us sick. Maybe it's time to open up.
DNA reveals can bring searchers huge relief
When you aren’t who you think you are, it can make you feel disconnected from yourself
During COVID-19, I find freedom in a slower pace
The pandemic has reset our lives in our Hutterite community, but there is goodness and grace amid the uncertainty
New motherhood prepared me for COVID-19 isolation
I had to cultivate patience, and become okay with staying in one place for long stretches of time, day after day
Remembering the man who made 26,000 crosses for shooting victims
Greg Zanis saw his work as a ministry
Max Liboiron on running an anti-colonial, feminist lab
The Memorial University assistant professor prioritizes equity over equality
How we decided on our June print lineup
The topics covered, and the questions they raise, won't disappear despite our uncertain times
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November/December 2025 In this issue: Famous Canadians reveal their most cherished ornaments; This Oscar-nominated filmmaker is telling trickster stories for a new generation; Why today's modern mystics are reviving ancient practices |
