Reconciliation is not sustained by annual observances alone. It grows through faithful relationships, honest listening, and the courage to let repentance reshape the way we live. This reflection challenges the Church to move beyond good intentions and embrace the ongoing work of truth, justice, and healing with Indigenous peoples—one faithful step at a time.
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Truth That Walks: Reconciliation Is a Journey We Must Keep Choosing
Truth and reconciliation cannot remain annual observances or well-intentioned words. The Gospel calls the Church to a deeper commitment—one marked by humility, listening, repentance, and the patient work of rebuilding relationships with Indigenous peoples. As we prepare for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, this reflection invites us to consider what faithful discipleship looks like when reconciliation becomes not simply something we remember, but something we live.
Orange Shirt Sunday: More Than a Shirt
Orange Shirt Sunday is more than an opportunity to wear orange—it is a call to repentance, truth, and faithful action. As Christians, we are invited not only to remember the painful legacy of Residential Schools but also to renew our commitment to healing, justice, and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. The Gospel calls us beyond good intentions toward lives marked by humility, listening, and hope.