Travel
A journey to where light and darkness meet
How a trip to an ancient Irish temple showed this writer the power of the solstice
Spirituality
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Health
Don Hume was a minister nearing retirement. Then he tried crack cocaine.
At first, he used the drug about once a month. Then it was every few weeks. Then every few days. Before he knew it, addiction had a grip on him.
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Health
A tale of two cancers
One year after the writer discovered she had breast cancer, her sister in California received the same diagnosis. They both recovered, but their experiences were worlds apart.
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Theology
Martin Luther is a complicated icon
As Protestants celebrate a milestone anniversary, the writer ventures to Germany in search of the real man.
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Religion
Interview with Sister Teresa Forcades
The Benedictine nun, physician and feminist theologian from Catalonia, Spain talks about her social activism
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Society
How non-believers find community
For the spiritual but not religious, gathering together as a community is still important
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Opinion
What we really mean when we say “spiritual”
40% of Canadians consider themselves spiritual but not religious. Is the meaning of the word becoming distorted?
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Health
A middle-aged mom samples ‘shrooms’ for the first time
‘Did I indeed have a mystical experience or was it just a mind-altering drug trip?’
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Culture
The real story of 100 Huntley Street
David Mainse's aim was saving souls – on daytime television (From the archives: September 1977)
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Opinion
God sent me a stranger to help me grieve
A quiet companion was all I needed the day I visited my brother's grave
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Health
Ayahuasca is risky and illegal, but disciples swear by it
Some say the South American drug has changed their lives, but it's not without its dangers
