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April 10, 2018

Saskatchewan diocese hosting vigil for missing Indigenous people

Indigenous Canadians call for the acknowledgement of their suffering at a Toronto march in 2015.

Prince Albert Bishop Albert Thevenot will host a prayer vigil in his diocese April 17 to remember the Indigenous people who have gone missing and their families who have been left behind.

Published in Canada
June 1, 2017

Bishops look for healing at missing, murdered Indigenous women inquiry

A life-sized bronze monument honouring missing and murdered indigenous women and girls was recently unveiled near the main entrance of Saskatoon police headquarters. Created by artist Lionel Peyachew, the sculpture depicts Red Star Woman, a fancy dancer with her shawl as wings

The road to healing is long, but it is a destination Canada’s bishops hope can be reached by the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.

Published in Canada