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Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
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There are bodies in mass graves, but they weren’t put there by who you think . . . #mmiwg
North American Indigenous Warfare and Ritual Violence, by Richard J. Chacon
https://t.co/Uym0nlUEVi
There are bodies in mass graves, but they weren’t put there by who you think . . . #mmiwg
North American Indigenous Warfare and Ritual Violence, by Richard J. Chacon
https://t.co/Uym0nlUEVi
@Harry__Faulkner https://t.co/BKCT6W4nWv
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
@DreaHumphrey https://t.co/BKCT6W4nWv
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
@RebelNews_CA https://t.co/BKCT6W4nWv
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
@RebelNewsOnline https://t.co/BKCT6W4nWv
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
@TheTorontoSun https://t.co/BKCT6W4VM3
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
@WSOnlineNews https://t.co/BKCT6W4VM3
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
@CSkidoo https://t.co/BKCT6W4VM3
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
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Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
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#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
@MarkKersten https://t.co/BKCT6W4nWv
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
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@Aarvoll_ https://t.co/KdfgJidPsy
Land Declaration of Treaty 3 Chiefs in 1871:
“We transfer, surrender and relinquish to Her Majesty the Queen, Her heirs and successors, to and for the use of Her Government of Her Dominion of Canada, all our right, title and privilege whatsoever, which we, the said Chiefs and the said bands which we represent have, hold or enjoy, of, in and to the territory described and fully set out in the said articles of treaty, and every part thereof. To have and to hold the same unto and to the use of Her said Majesty the Queen, Her heirs and successors forever."
"And further, Her Majesty agrees to maintain schools for instruction in such reserves hereby made as to Her Government of Her Dominion of Canada may seem advisable whenever the Indians of the reserve shall desire it."
https://t.co/gWMhO89tbN
@Aarvoll_ https://t.co/BKCT6W4VM3
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
@MarkJCarney https://t.co/BKCT6W4nWv
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
@purdygreenKC https://t.co/BKCT6W4nWv
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
https://t.co/J5ontuGeQZ
“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
https://t.co/Vwo5TH8cDd
“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
https://t.co/YHv0nou8hS
“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
https://t.co/3tKF7SiOrY
“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/yneWO2QB1p
“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
https://t.co/m0xnbMSU66
“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
https://t.co/dmx6h9ngUY
@JimMcMurtry01 @DreaHumphrey @ConradMBlack @DorchesterRev @truenorth @Concern70732755 @Bp4_Canada @Harry__Faulkner @WokeAcademy
#CatholicTwitter #catholicchurch
@JILLSLASTWORD https://t.co/BKCT6W4VM3
Cultural Genocide?🤔
“We would prefer to see our children without instruction rather than have their education taken out of the hands of Priests and Sisters, who for more than half a century have been sharing all our adversities and were often the sole protectors of our rights.”
-Fort Vermillion Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/GktFDYjjpM
“We urgently ask for a new residential school capable of housing at least 100 children.”
-Indians of the Piegan Reserve, 1946
https://t.co/XlsjKKT2iK
“We are glad to have an Indian Residential School at Fort Vermillion, managed by a religious corporation. This is the only system which can satisfy us; and we hope this shall be maintained.”
-Chief Narcisse Pierrot, Beaver Indians of Boyer River Band, 1946
https://t.co/KYrU18NLJY
“We recommend that Indian Residential Schools be maintained as now operated and in the future be the centres where our orphan children be maintained therein.”
-Chief of Moose Woods, Charlie Hawke, 1947
https://t.co/h8nJbDeVXt
“As we have already stated in 1939, since we are all Roman Catholic the teaching in these schools that we ask for should be given according to our religion and by teachers of our religion and we will accept none other.”
-Chief Dziedin, 1947
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“We are all Catholics and we want the schools for our children to be of Catholic doctrine and to be taught by Catholic teachers. Only if the schools can be built closer to our homes we should be glad. The present Day and Residential School System has given good satisfaction.”
-Chief Andre Lacou, 1947
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“We are a band that is completely Catholic and our religion means a good deal to us. We are glad to be Catholic like over half the Indians in Canada are, and we want to stay that way. That’s why we don’t want to have the slightest thing to do with any kind of cheap public school. We insist on denominational schools and Catholic ones at that.”
-Chief Wahnapitae, 1946
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“Where unsuitable home conditions exist, Indian children should be removed from their parents just as white children are, when they are found to be neglected.”
-Indian Association of Alberta, 1947
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“We Indians are naturally very religious. It was as far back as 1648 that the Jesuit Poneet came to this island and spent seven months with us teaching us the Catholic religion. We love our religion and mean to resist any attempts by minority groups to deprive us of it. For this reason we are very much opposed to the public system of education being foisted upon us. We want to keep our Catholic denominational schools and we wish to keep religion in our schools as we have always had it from the beginning.”
-Wikwemikong Reserve, 1946
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“Our children are receiving the best education at the Pine Creek Residential School. They are receiving the best religious, academic and vocational training, which we greatly appreciate and for which we are grateful. We realizer the importance of good education now more than ever before. We especially realize the importance of religious teaching in our schools.”
-Chief Theadore Flatfoot, 1946
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“We, the Indians of Ohamil reserve submit the following demands to the Special Joint Committe in Ottawa… We believe the present system of education is satisfactory and no change is desired. We would like to see the present residential schools enlarged and new ones built.”
-Ohamil reserve, 1946
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