Sean Frankling is a journalist at various outlets, including Episcopal News Service and Anglican Journal. With a focus on religion and spirituality, as well as culture and legal affairs, he explores topics such as Christianity, church administration, and federal legislation. His work has also been featured in Global Finance Herald and Anglican Ink, showcasing his diverse reporting background.
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By: Sean Frankling
Crown attorneys withdrew a trespassing charge against Canon Michael Van Dusen Dec. 23, citing the arresting officers' failure to provide their notes during discovery. Van Dusen was one of nine interfaith climate activists arrested during a sit-in climate protest at a downtown Toronto branch of the Royal Bank of Canada April 9, 2024. The court proceedings lasted about 20 seconds. Van Dusen had previously pled not guilty to the charge.
By: Sean Frankling
Volunteers Marion Berube (left) and JoAnne Jenkins work in the kitchen at St. Matthew’s Cathedral, Timmins, another parish that provides food service and outreach to neighbours in need. Photo: George Cribbs
By: Sean Frankling
The Anglican Church of Canada has convened a panel of clergy and bishops to study a pair of proposed reforms to the structure of the worldwide Anglican Communion, known as the Nairobi-Cairo Proposals.
By: Sean Frankling
Several religious groups and civil liberties organizations are expressing concerns about Bill C-9, the Combatting Hate Act, which the House of Commons passed in its third and final vote on March 25.
By: Sean Frankling
“Everything [we have] is from God and everything belongs to God. And when we give, we are giving back to God.” The Rev. Keith Gilbert remembers the late Archbishop Douglas Hambidge—who died on March 2, four days before his 99th birthday—bringing that message with him wherever he went, especially as a speaker on church stewardship […]
By: Sean Frankling
Church leadership and staff have been hard at work on the “unambiguous mandate” set by General Synod for a leaner, less expensive national structure, Parker said.
Church leaders agreed they need more information on generative AI technologies to draft guidelines on how it should or should not be used.
The new task force is charged with studying practice and ethics surrounding NDA use, following up on work from 2025's General Synod.
By: Sean Frankling
Son of a Preacherman is based on Choi’s experience growing up as the son of a Korean-Canadian pastor whose mother had promised God he would become the same—and his journey to working in theatre instead.
By: Sean Frankling
The new community, to be called St. Brigid’s Community, will consist of volunteers aged 18 to 35. Bell and Canon Ian Mobsby, the diocese of Niagara’s community missioner, have recruited members to St. Brigid’s through a series of focus groups held in the diocese. Bell says she hopes for about 30 people to start.
