When someone is in need, they seek to be listened to, to be heard by a heart that cares about their story and about the injustice done.

In today's generation, we do better to remain poor and in need of healing, but together in Christ; than to be healed alone and segregated through disunity. The community is learning this while walking with people like Judy.

Members of the community reflect on the margins of our existence; where seemingly-forgotten people dwell; and yet, in the margins is where they find their faith strengthening...

Part of the Community's soul wanders the streets of Toronto at night. Tony and Hector share how, at night, both screaming and silence confront the one who lives on the streets, and how this reality has affected them.

The dynamis of Theophany is towards new life and communion. We see this in the community, as God is bringing healing to Jacob, while also opposing the flattening (or "alienation of the spirit") that so often happens in modern culture.

Both Hector and Mohamed share their wisdom, encouraging each person to use their God-given creativity and humbly open their hearts, in order to build community and open the door to holiness.

The silence of God at Nativity invites the caring community to action and change.

The community welcomes a friend who reminds them of the woman "bent over for eighteen years" in St. Luke's Gospel. The ones who are unnoticed are a priority for God.

One story of a clinical depression sufferer's progress within the context of a welcoming community.

One story of a clinical depression sufferer's progress within the context of a welcoming community.