TRC Calls to Action and UNDRIP Articles: A Resource for Churches
2019, 92 pp
CommonWord is shocked and saddened by Mark MacDonald's acknowledged ministerial sexual misconduct, which came to our attention on June 24, 2022. We unreservedly condemn his actions, and stand in solidarity with all victims of sexual violence.
We have determined to remove Mark's materials from our collection. We do so to signal our condemnation of his actions; to acknowledge the raw wounds that his choices open in the lives of victims of sexual violence; and our need for patient, ongoing reflection in life situations imbued with dissonant complexity. We view this choice as a necessary, provisional time of lament as we acknowledge this brokenness.
We have determined to remove Mark's materials from our collection. We do so to signal our condemnation of his actions; to acknowledge the raw wounds that his choices open in the lives of victims of sexual violence; and our need for patient, ongoing reflection in life situations imbued with dissonant complexity. We view this choice as a necessary, provisional time of lament as we acknowledge this brokenness.
"The Word is embodied in a trajectory of hope, justice, and peace in creation and history. We see this embodiment, particularly in this day, in the rights of indigenous peoples, which critically intersect with the well-being of the planet's ecosystems." -- The Right Rev. Mark MacDonald
Contents:
- Introduction: Message from The Right Rev. Mark MacDonald, National Indigenous Bishop, Anglican Church of Canada
- How to Use This Resource
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission Commission of Canada: Calls to Action
- United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
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