Sympathy for the Devil: The Joker, the Loneliness Epidemic and the Mission of the Church Guest Contributor October 18, 2019 Anglican Church of Canada, Movies, Reviews & Culture As a film, The Joker is exceptionally good at portraying this sin-ravaged world — a bleak, decadent civilization where the bonds of mutual care have come entirely undone.
Restoring Hope and Virtue in Avengers: Endgame Leander Harding July 16, 2019 Commentary, Movies, Reviews & Culture, The Episcopal Church This Post Contains Spoilers for Avengers: Endgame By Leander Harding It is no secret that Marvel Cinematic Universe has been wildly successful. What might be surprising is the way its latest installment, ... Read More...
No God at All: ‘Infinity War’ Matt Boulter May 25, 2018 Movies, Reviews & Culture, The Episcopal Church God, if God there be, must be the ground, the condition of the possibility, of existence itself.
The Sculptor and the search for meaning Jonathan Mitchican September 9, 2015 Books, Commentary, Sifting the Stream So many of the great artists of our generation are consumed by the task of trying to find a way of coping with a meaningless world.
Introducing God and Comics Jonathan Mitchican January 30, 2015 Commentary Starting in February, there will be a new "God and Comics" podcast every two weeks, with Fr Jonathan Mitchican, Fr. Kyle Tomlin, and Fr. Matt Stromberg having a series of discussions on a whole range of topics that relate back to comics, from the elements of good storytelling to romance, mystery, ethics, love, sacrifice, and everything in between.
