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Tag Archives: injustice
Tina Fontaine and Colton Boushie – They Still Walk Our Streets
I recently helped out at a trauma recovery workshop in Maniwaki, QC facilitated by Dennis Windigo. The Anishinabe (the First People) participating in the program had wisely recognized that a healing and caring hand in the form of the workshop … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Spirituality
Tagged Algonquin, Anishinabe, Colton Boushie, First Nations, injustice, Tina Fontaine, trauma, youth
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The Curse of Job Thieves
It is dawn at my camp and I have just returned from a short walk. The dew was hardly present on the grasses and the low laying plants of the forest trail, for it is an overcast sky above my … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Idle No More
Tagged #IdleNoMore, Aboriginal, Albert Dumont, Algonquin, fasting ceremony, Indigenous, injustice, jobs, mosquito
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Idle No More and Unity with Our Chiefs
Nina Wilson, Sheelah Mclean, Sylvia McAdam, and Jessica Gordon, in a land where visionaries seem to be as scarce as are lush green pastures during an extended drought, you descended onto and into the hearts and souls of the grassroots … Continue reading
Posted in Idle No More
Tagged #IdleNoMore, Albert Dumont, Attawapiskat, Chief Theresa Spence, Chiefs, Indigenous, injustice, Jessica Gordon, Love, Nina Wilson, Sheelah Mclean, Sylvia McAdam, treaties, Unity
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Chief Theresa Spence – The Eagle
All eagles are messengers of Kichi Manido, none among them is more blessed by the touch of God than is the next. All are equally sacred. We welcome their presence at our ceremonies and draw strength and comfort for ourselves … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Aboriginal, Albert Dumont, Attawapiskat, Chief Theresa Spence, Cree, eagle, Indigenous, injustice, leader
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Spirituality
The interfaith group I was part of for a year and a half is still going strong. Christian, Jew, Muslim, Sikh and most other faith groups were represented at our monthly meetings. The faith leaders were all of sweet and gentle … Continue reading
Posted in Spirituality
Tagged Aboriginal, Christmas, God, Indigenous, injustice, Land, religion, spirituality
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