The Podcast where Indigenous speakers share their insights, wisdom, traditions and stories about the sacredness of creation.
This Story of Hope and Light features Josephine Malemute and Mike Mickelson from Alaska, talking about Dancing with the Spirit. Includes some beautiful music! We hope you enjoy this third episode of this special season of Sacred Teachings.
This podcast features Mary Louis Bernard, a M'ikmaq elder and traditionalstoryteller from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
Join us for Season 5 of Sacred Teachings: The Official Podcast. This special season takes us on a journey of Hope and Light.
Be sure to listen every Monday for new episodes, guests and speakers. Also be sure to follow us on social media to stay updated on our releases. You can find us on Instagram @canadiananglican or on Facebook @theanglicanchurchofcanada
The first Story of Hope and Light features Lori Calkins, an Anglican priest and a traditional Birth Supporter in Alberta.
Join us for Season 5 of Sacred Teachings: The Official Podcast. This special season takes us on a journey of Hope and Light. Be sure to listen every Monday for new episodes, guests and speakers.
Also be sure to follow us on social media to stay updated on our releases. You can find us on Instagram @canadiananglican or on Facebook @theanglicanchurchofcanada
The season four finale.
"We have been separated from our Spirit". Murdered and Missing - how it must stop.
STOLEN, Season 4 of Sacred Teachings, takes us on a series of investigations with guest host Peter Downie. So much has been stolen from Indigenous people for so many years – land, water, language, culture, and much more.This series looks at what has been taken, who took it, and how can justice be served.
Follow us on all of our social media to stay updated with news on our next season and what's coming soon. See you then.
"Go easy on one another". and "It's possible in law to solve this problem". These are the words of Dr. John Borrows as he reflects on the stolen lands and resources of Indigenous peoples in Canada.
STOLEN, Season 4 of Sacred Teachings, takes us on a series of investigations with guest host Peter Downie.
So much has been stolen from Indigenous people for so many years – land, water, language, culture, and much more.This series looks at what has been taken, who took it, and how can justice be served.
Joyce Echaquan recorded the racist taunts of her nurses as she lay dying in hospital. Her experience is a devastatingly common one among Indigenous people in Canada.
Listen to Stolen Health and learn more.
STOLEN, Season 4 of Sacred Teachings, takes us on a series of investigations with guest host Peter Downie.
So much has been stolen from Indigenous people for so many years – land, water, language, culture, and much more.
This series looks at what has been taken, who took it, and how can justice be served.
In Stolen Gifts, Bishop Carol Gallagher shares sacred teachings about the "gift of one another" in this special Thanksgiving episode.
STOLEN, Season 4 of Sacred Teachings, takes us on a series of investigations with guest host Peter Downie.
So much has been stolen from Indigenous people for so many years – land, water, language, culture, and much more.
This series looks at what has been taken, who took it, and how can justice be served.
Stolen Harvest part 2 features Dr. Jim Daschuk, author and historian, talking about Canada's history of attempted genocide of the First Peoples.
STOLEN, Season 4 of Sacred Teachings, takes us on a series of investigations with guest host Peter Downie.
So much has been stolen from Indigenous people for so many years – land, water, language, culture, and much more.
This series looks at what has been taken, who took it, and how can justice be served.
Stolen Harvest includes a visit with Pauline Michell at the Kanaka Bar Band Community Garden in BC.
In Episode 2 of Stolen, guest host Peter Downie explores the game of Lacrosse and its deep spiritual roots.
STOLEN, Season 4 of Sacred Teachings, takes us on a series of investigations with guest host Peter Downie.
So much has been stolen from Indigenous people for so many years - land, water, language, culture, and much more.
This series looks at what has been taken, who took it, and how can justice be served.
