April Issue: Throned in Humility

 

Our authors all provide different viewpoints on where humility can be found and what it means for each of them. Anil Pinto-Gfroerer presents Maundy Thursday’s foot washing as an example of humble service. Ben Girgis tells of the life of St. Antony the Great and how he (and those around him) showed and lived a life of humility. Tanis Kolisnyk explains how the wolf is an excellent symbol of humility, especially in many Indigenous cultures. Lastly, Donna Royer explains how the labour of cleaning windows can help us look deeper into ourselves. Peace be with you; I hope you enjoy this issue.

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