Symposium--Papal Apology
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In an interview format, Fr. Daryold Winkler, an indigenous Catholic Priest, speaks from a personal perspective as a second-generation survivor of the Indian Day School and Residential School system.
This essay introduces the symposium, "From Rome to Canada: Pope Francis's Apology to the Indigenous People," providing contextualization for the papal apology and an overview of the scholarly contributions.
This article examines the public perception of Pope Francis' visit to Canada and the dissonance that between the visit and Indigenous expectations for the visits as expressed through media.
The article explores the meaning and impact of the encounter between the Canadian Indigenous delegates and the Pope in light of the ethical stance that made the meetings possible.
A reflection on Pope Francis' apologies for Indian Residential Schools in Canada, and what they reveal about the role of church apologies within a transformative praxis of repair and healing.
This article examines the apology issued by Pope Francis during his visit to Canada in July 2022 and outlines an action plan for the Catholic Church in Canada.