Anti-racism

 The one who speaks to pictures in the sky I hope you have been able to hear the many tributes to this amazing Anishinaabe statesman, especially his memorial on the CBC on Sunday, Nov. 10th. Rarely are we blessed with such wisdom, sincerity and kindness from our leaders. When he spoke, you knew you would … Read more

Here are two books available through the Hamilton Public Library that are worthy of your attention: . Susan M. Hill (2017), The Clay We are Made Of: Haudenosaunee Land Tenure on the Grand River This book was recommended by the Concerned Lay Catholics Book Club that some members of our congregation participate in.  It is … Read more

Thanks to all who participated in this trip to the museum of African-Canadian History in Dresden, Ontario on Saturday, Aug. 17th. There were 40 participants: 22 seniors, 13 adults, 5 children/youth. Twenty-four (24) were members. Of the 16 non-members, nine (9) are connected to the church community, seven (7) are from outside this community. Special … Read more

Nancy Willson and Vernon Nawagesic attended this event held at Queen’s Park on Wed., Sept. 18th. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/thunder-bay/grassy-narrows-mercury-justice-rally-2024-1.7327222

Tanya will be speaking about her new book The Knowing that was featured on CBC and the 8th Principle website a few weeks ago.  This book challenges the history of early colonizers (fur traders/Hudson’s Bay Company) who it has been thought settled fairly and peacefully with Indigenous people. Well worth your time to hear her speak and/or … Read more