This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, we hear about the work that Jesuit Refugee Service is doing in Syria and Liturgist Jerry Galipeau shows us how Lent is really about Baptism. We also listen to music from, and learn about the Taize community and we meet singer/songwriter Mathias Michael. Email us your […]
As France prepared to enter the Second World War, Roger Schutz-Marsauche, a 25 year old Swiss man, inspired by the Gospel ideals of reconciliation and fraternity sought to establish a community of men where kindness of heart and simplicity would be at the centre of everything. What started out as a small group of brothers […]
Brother Emile first heard of Taizé in 1974 in his small hometown in Northern Ontario where there was not much to interest young people in Christianity. Accepting an invitation to visit the little community tucked in Burgandy, France, he rediscovered the Christian faith that had been part of his childhood, but that he had abandoned […]
What’s happening to Perspectives: The Weekly Edition during the summer? That’s the question many of you are asking yourselves this week as you log in incessantly, hour after hour, to our facebook page and our Perspectives page, looking for a new question and for new updates. We’re taking a break. That’s the short answer. The […]
Last week we posted the question: “Does prayer require effort?” As is the case every week, we anticipated uniformity in our answers but were surprised at the diversity (and thoughtfulness) in the responses. One such thoughtful answer came to us from Haiku Hamu who asks: “Is there ever any genuine value in the things that […]
[singlepic id=54 w=145 h=146 float=right] Taizé is an ecumenical community based in France dedicated to peace and justice through meditation and their hauntingly beautiful music. This week on S+L Radio we speak to Brother Emile from the Taizé community and we meet the Richard Family, who’ve just put out their first CD.