The little pup that could, Willow Costello proves she’s capable of anything with love from her family, and a little help from her wheelchair
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For one lucky St. John’s family, a little extra hope and love was all it took to make their house a home. Stephanie Costello and
Some of the best and brightest of Newfoundland’s art scene serve up a taste of Spring in the new Red Ochre Gallery exhibit, Splash.
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Readers are rearing and ready for Spring after a cold and snowy winter. And while the changing of the season is officially here, we may
This question asked today is directly from the Bible; Book of Acts: 16. “What must I do to be saved?” Consider for a moment that most awful of scenarios in which I am running the province and have gotten to that position by getting elected. The problem is that I
Jason Normore’s spiritual path has led him to the creation of his own church
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Jason Normore has a dream. Through sheer willpower, determination, and a little bit of guidance from the Lord, Jason, accompanied by his wife Caitlin, plans to make this dream a reality.
When’s the last time
The late, great Gerald Squires is remembered fondly this time of year, for his unique, emotional and decidedly local take on the hallowed Stations of the Cross.
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For Christians across the island of Newfoundland and Labrador and abroad, Easter is not about delicately adorned eggs, barrels of sweets or
Strangely enough Easter doesn’t jump up in our psyche and confront us the same way Christmas does. Christmas is a birthday. Easter is a crucifixion with death, and rebirth and speaks directly to the central theme of Christianity; redemption. That is what Christianity is all about; being saved; being redeemed.
I’ve gone through some, at the time anyway, scary things over the past few months. Now that I’m finally on the other side of it all, I’m almost ashamed to admit how scared I actually was.
Truth be told, it’s interesting and embarrassing how quickly one can go from praying
By: Emily Lvyer
Confession time: when I was a little girl, I wanted to be a ballerina.
I would twirl and hop around my living room, pretending I was on a grand stage, and bowing to an imaginary audience, balanced on the tips of my toes.
And the thing is,
I often wonder if God has a sense of humour. There have been a number of times in my life when I have made religious jokes or observations in the company of “believers” that were not warmly received. They were people who seemed on balance to be a humourless lot.
Two Newfoundlanders have been named among 40 of Canada’s Outstanding Principals by the Learning Partnership. The Newfoundland Herald speaks with John Antle, principal of Exploits Valley Intermediate
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The role of a principal has changed dramatically over the last decade or so, but there’s key elements that will never change