And Yet, Your Heavenly Father Feeds Them
The collective practice of love involves receiving care just as much as giving it.
What do you do in life?
Each one of us must determine when and whether to speak openly about our faith to people who may be hostile to it.
Journeying into Luke: New course prepares Anglicans for the coming year
Over 80 students gathered this fall to take a journey into the Gospel of Luke, thanks to a new course offered by Montreal Diocesan Theological [...]
Principal’s Message, November 2018
Dear friends, One of the highlights of this fall semester for me has been the opportunity to teach a new course we’ve called “Luke: A [...]
Goings on at the college, fall 2018
It has been a busy fall at the college, with a number of events and visitors enriching our life. In September, the college community took [...]
Finding Hope, Faith, and Truth at Montreal Dio
Randy Gates, Reading & Tutorial student and college donor, writes: Why am I involved with and support Montreal Dio? The answer to that would be [...]
Juggling Tensions: Peter Lekx reflects on his first semester at Montreal Dio
Those times of private practice which are essential for any musician are also often a time of prayer and meditation for me--a way that I [...]
Spotlight on Alumni: The Rev. Robert Bergner
Dio graduate Bob Bergner writes: Since my graduation from Dio in 2008, I have pursued a varied ministry. I spent the first couple of years [...]
Training for ministry in an age of global migration: Principal’s message, summer 2018
The school year in Montreal began with a sharp reminder that we live in a world of global migration. In August, a large number of [...]
New Life for the Reading and Tutorial Program
Thanks to a grant received from the Anglican Foundation of Canada in November 2017, Montreal Dio is redesigning its long-standing distance-education program. For over 40 [...]