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An official visit of historical significance for Bermuda Freemasonry was undertaken a fortnight ago when the Worshipful Master and Brethren of Hannibal Lodge #224 of the Grand Lodge of Ireland accompanied by a delegation were received as guests to th...

The life of King’s Pilot James [Jemmy] Darrell will be celebrated next week at St Peter’s Church. Mr Darrell died 199 years ago and is buried in St Peter’s churchyard. He was born enslaved, but at the age of 47, his outstanding skills as a pilot wo...

After being involved in a groundbreaking Canadian commission to look at child sex abuse within the Catholic Church, Dr Nuala Kenny, paediatrician and Catholic Sister of Charity, was confident the problem was on its way to being solved. That was back ...

Bermuda faces an Easter lily shortage — because the traditional springtime flower is blooming too early. Easter this year falls on Sunday, April 20, but the traditional white-and-yellow Easter flower is bursting into bloom several weeks early. Second...

There was a Men’s Day weekend at Mt Zion AME Church, Southampton differing from most in the past that traditionally set aside one day, a Sunday for special services. The ‘Best Man Challenge’ was the theme of the weekend. Rev Dr Mark Tyler, PhD, visi...

Traffic, family squabbles, work — modern life can be stressful. Relax with two kirtan concerts being offered during the Bermuda Yoga Festival next month. Kirtan is a group gathering where sacred mantras (prayers) are sung together in a call-and-respo...

Mixed emotions were much in evidence Sunday when the Rt Rev Gregory GM Ingram, with his wife Dr Jessica Kendall Ingram at his side, brought to a close the 128th Session of the Bermuda Annual Conference of the African Methodist Church. The weeklong Co...

‘Faith is the light that guides you through the darkness’ — said an unknown author. For Lily Oatley, her faith is what helped her to bounce back from several near death experiences and always served as a compass to guide her through challenging sta...

Ash Wednesday — tomorrow — will be marked by teams from the Anglican Church offering prayer and ashes to the public around Hamilton. Christians traditionally mark their foreheads with a cross of ashes as a sign of penitence on the first day of Lent....

Warwick resident Alan Wayne Joell is a master of many trades who makes his living as an engineer at the King Edward V11 Memorial Hospital. He is also a widely travelled Free Mason, with the grand title of Right Worshipful Brother. The word ‘travelled...