Indigenous delegations set to meet with Pope Francis

Former AFN Chief Perry Bellegarde and FSIN Chief Bobby Cameron reflect on the upcoming meeting between Indigenous leaders and Pope Francis.

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36 comments

    1. @Ontario AtOrion wheres the remains? and where’s the proof these remains were result of anything else other than said communities Elders or some other faction from the community?

  1. The provincial governments controlled the schools and students with β€œALL” the religious groups involved, why is the Catholic Church, the only one singled out as the guilty party. Money is the motivation -the healing power,,,,,,

    1. @Gagan Dhaliwal – exaggerations seem to be your only argument point – thousands maybe with all the churches being guilty.

    2. @Leo Delaney why do you think that the Church is having records at the Vatican exactly , because they were not involved …. you know nothing.

    3. @Gagan Dhaliwal A Sikh pointing the finger at Catholics?
      Let’s examine the assassination of India’s Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi…. Air India 1985…. etc…etc…

  2. the government should not have the powers to steal kids from parents for ideological or political reasons so they blamed the church on the issue rather than give up these powers

    1. Both are to blame, government had the policy to take the kids, the church ran the re-education schools.

  3. How can anyone apologize for actions that were made by others.

    1. They choose to live on reservations. All are and have been welcome to come into society. Truth is most of them used to think of working as the enemy

  4. How many children have been exhumed and reburied?
    With today’s technology, could they match the children’s DNA with living family members?

  5. Erma πŸ”₯ 𝐆𝐨 𝐓𝐨 𝐌𝐲 π‚π‘πšπ§π§πžπ₯ [𝐋!𝐯𝐞] says:

    the government should not have the powers to steal kids from parents for ideological or political reasons so they blamed the church on the issue rather than give up these powers

  6. How many children have been exhumed and reburied?
    With today’s technology, could they match the children’s DNA with living family members?

  7. ‘Shall change Nothing! Sad as it is… An effort that may gain some political mouvement while in TRUTH, but a grandure that shall never change anything that their evil has done to memories of past. Why do we even play this game?

  8. Celia 𝐹**БК ΠœΠ• - Π‘ΠΠ•π’žπ’¦ 𝑀𝒴 Π π‘…πŸ’πΉπΌπΏΠ• says:

    How can anyone apologize for actions that were made by others.

  9. My understanding is that they want to meet to apologize and pay compensation for all the churches they burnt down last year.

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