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InternationalNews		____________________________________________________________________________ He is no perfect preacher, who either, from devotion to contemplation, neglects works that ought to be done, or, from urgency in business, puts aside the duties of contemplation. Gregory the Great, Moralia Book VI, 56. June 2008 David Curry: Thou Art Worthy, O Lord May 2008 David Smith: The final act in the journey April 2008 Anthony Burton: Wake up for joy! March 2008 Gerry Laskey: When love and sorrow meet February 2008 Paul Friesen: The Feast of Epiphany January 2008 Bill Anderson: The Birthday of Life December 2007 Sean Murphy: Imperatives of the Gospel November 2007 David Chapman: God brings down the mighty Autumn 2007 Ryan Sims: As Jesus passes by. Summer 2007 Capt. Bruce Smith: If the shirt fits, wear it. June 2007 Barbara Richardson: Trinity Sunday: Holy, Holy, Holy May 2007 Stephen Andrews: The Call of St. Peter. April 2007 David Phillips: It began in darkness. March 2007 George Westhaver: Into the Wilderness. February 2007 Robert Crouse: Septuagesima: Getting ready for Lent. January 2007 Kris Michaelson: Missing the Main Event December 2006 Terry Buckle: The One Who Came is to Come Again. November 2006 Guy Bellerby: You can't always get what you want October 2006 Murray Henderson: The City of David September 2006 James Wagner: The stuff we need to suffer well June 2006 John Wright: The Feast of Pentecost May 2006 George Bruce: Some thoughts for Eastertide April 2006 Ron Ferris: What Shall I do with Jesus? March 2006 Andrew Atagotaaluk:Faith: Confidence builder for a journey to the unknown February 2006 Brett Cane: Support in the midst of struggle. January 2006 Gregory Kerr-Wilson: As for me and my house... December 2005 Charlie Masters: An Advent wake-up call November 2005 David Curry: The gentleness of wisdom October 2005 Robert Crouse: A recipe for new life September 2005 Michael Hawkins: The ministry of deacons June 2005 Edith Humphrey: Revelations on the Apocalypse May 2005 David Curry: "Lazarus, come out!" The Redeemer of mankind in the day time exhibits His miracles in cities, and spends the night in devotion to prayer upon the mountain, namely, that He may teach all perfect preachers, that they should neither entirely leave the active life, from love of the speculative, nor wholly slight the joys of contemplation from excess in working, but in quiet imbibe by contemplation, what in employment they may pour back to their neighbours by word of mouth. For by contemplation they rise into the love of God, but by preaching they return back to the service of their neighbour. Ibid.
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