The world is going through a lot—wars, natural disasters, economic instability, misuse of power and privilege, and much more. Individually and collectively, we can make a difference by being kind. Kindness: generosity rooted in empathy, expecting nothing in return except knowing you’ve made a positive impact. Make kindness your personal investment— Think outside the boxContinue reading “Be Kind”
Category Archives: Justice
Our shared heritage – Faith, righteousness and love
Sermon delivered by Camille N. Isaacs Morell on Sunday, 1 March 2026 at St. George’s Anglican Church, Chateauguay, Québec. Beloved in Christ, Shalom! I come to you today in the name of God our Creator, in the name of Jesus Christ our Redeemer and in the name of the Holy Spirit, who inspires me toContinue reading “Our shared heritage – Faith, righteousness and love”
Prosperity & Social Justice Go Hand in Hand
And while I do believe that there is nothing wrong with personal success and prosperity, their pursuit is abhorrent and ungodly, if the quest for social justice is ignored as is too frequently the case by proponents of the prosperity gospel.
Black Canadians: The narrative and the vision
Systemic racism persists, even though there is no explicit racist intent and there is no contravention of anti-discrimination laws and anti-racist policies.
Act intentionally to dismantle systemic racism
As we celebrate Black History Month, the transfiguration calls upon all of us to examine the legacy of history and to act intentionally to surpass the limitations of anti-discriminatory laws in Canada.
Good Friday Reflections
We who have been justified through Jesus’ crucifixion, must now pray for love and justice to prevail in the world, through the empowering courage of the Holy Spirit to act through service to the oppressed, the marginalized and the downtrodden. If not us, who will?
STORYTELLING & RECONCILIATION
Storytelling can be hard. It is uncomfortable to recount the acts of injustice, the cruelty of slavery and the complex issues of race relations. It is important to tell the story of Black people as it is intertwined with the story of all of us here in North America. And yes, telling the story of slavery is still relevant as we are living with the legacy of slavery.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
“Philanthropy is commendable but it must not cause the philanthropist to overlook the circumstances of economic injustice which make philanthropy necessary.” Let us remember that there is so much more work to do! #martinlutherking#martinlutherkingjr Christ in you, the hope of glory. That’s why glory matters. @glorymatters camilleisaacsmorell.com
Supporting formerly incarcerated persons in Montreal
Open Door. From the Inside Out. is a book published by Communitas Montreal, an organization that uses restorative justice to assist persons who have been incarcerated reintegrate into society.
My Tribute To Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Bishop Tutu was unapologetic in the defense of the rights of all people, yet as chairman of South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, he is widely known for his insistence on forgiveness and public apology as the way forward in the aftermath of apartheid.
Glory Matters 