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"My hope at sharing some personal reflections from the perspective of being both a Catholic Priest and man of Indigenous heritage. In honour of the national day in recognition of Truth and Reconciliation, September 30, 2021."
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Isabelle Adams-Modien
10/18/2021 09:31:54 am
Father Cristino Bouvette... This is a powerful and profound presentation... Very emotional and moving.. I am hopeful that with your words of truth and influence, foregiveness and grace shall be done. Thank you for sharing your story. It is meaningful.. hiy hiy
Deborah Edwards
3/12/2022 05:19:05 pm
I just watched your chat with Ken Yasinski. You are truly the voice of reason in this crazy world. I will be watching for more words of wisdom you. You are truly a blessing.
Donna Ostojski
4/2/2022 01:09:58 pm
Fr. Cristino you are the ray of Jesus's light in the church. Thank you for hearing His Voice and becoming a priest. I have been praying for my indigenous brothers and sisters since the recovery of the burial sites knowing how conflicted they may have felt.
Ken Dick
10/29/2024 01:13:26 pm
For What I have done and what I have failed to do…mea culpa. Complexity might be the name of the bridge to be built between the stone tools cultures and the dawn of artificial intelligence in one +century. If the options were no bridge (only isolation/indifference) or assimilation/education or perpetual government dependency then what path was most respectful &charitable? Burning churches & systemic calumny directed at people who dedicated lives of humble service with great sufferance and joyful generosity is a national disgrace and a betrayal of truth. As long as there is no evidence of murdered children in mass graves as falsely reported at Kamloops and a silence about the truth then reconciliation is paralyzed. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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