Historical Truth and Reconciliation
by Zacharie Leclair In his 1967 novel, The Joke, Czech-born author Milan Kundera tells the story of Ludvik, a young member of the Czechoslovak communist party who was persecuted and…
Category: Reconciliation
The mortar of reconciliation in Ethiopia
by Brian Dyck One of the most iconic images of Ethiopia is Bete Giyorgis (Church of St. George) in Lalibela. This church is one of 11 churches carved out of…
Reconciliation on the Prairies
by Amanda Dodge Over the last few years, there has been a painful and sobering recognition of structural and interpersonal racism embedded in our communities in Saskatchewan. The legacy of…
Prayer for National Indigenous Peoples Day
June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day. As people of faith we are committed to addressing the legacy of harm done to Indigenous Peoples by churches and governments, and to…
Peace and Justice Notebook 