Curb mining abuses, say church leaders
Art Babych
July 3, 2007
Bishop Sue Moxley speaks at a news conference on mining abuses. Canada’s reputation as a human rights leader is being damaged by environmental and human
Bishop Sue Moxley speaks at a news conference on mining abuses. Canada’s reputation as a human rights leader is being damaged by environmental and human
The four candidates in tomorrow’s primatial election at Holy Trinity Church in Winnipeg agree that more can be done at the local level to promote
Bishop Sue Moxley speaks at a news conference on mining abuses. Canada’s reputation as a human rights leader is being damaged by environmental and human
Danny Gillis of the Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace pours water during a ceremony in Ottawa Oct. 6 launching a national campaign to
Archbishop Michael Peers joins Canadian church leaders in calling for the establishment of an independent aboriginal land claims commission. In the background (from left to
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Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey and Pope John Paul II pose with aides in the newly dedicated Anglican Centre in Rome. Ottawa The ordination of
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Senator Lois Wilson addresses a news conference on Parliament Hill Feb. 24 aclling on the federal government to help stop the killing in Sudan. Ottawa
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Ottawa A national ecumenical campaign calling for the cancellation of the debts of the world’s poorest countries by the Jubilee year 2000 was launched on
Ottawa Anglican Bishop Gordon Beardy and a score of other Native people from the Diocese of Keewatin ended a 6,500-kilometre Sacred Walk for Healing on
Ottawa Canada’s three largest churches say the services they provide to the most vulnerable will suffer if the Supreme Court of Canada rules employers are
Ottawa Canada must take a “strong, principled stand against the continued possession of nuclear weapons by any state,” Archbishop Michael Peers told a House of
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