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Can a parish priest make everyone happy in a multicultural parish? Comments 0

Monday, August 7th, 2017

A wet knot on a pair of sneakers is hard to untie – even harder when they’re on your feet. As the pastor of a multigenerational, multicultural, and multilingual (Spanish, Vietnamese, and English) parish, I at times feel responsible for untying a lot of wet knots. Farm workers from Central Mexico founded the parish where Read more

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  • Sue Sallam The depiction of Jesus as black is almost as bad as depicting him as blond and blue eyed. As we don’t know what Jesus looked like, we should follow the genetic attributes of those who lived in the area at the time. Jesus’s earth parents were both Jewish. Thus a depiction of a non white Jesus...

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  • Richard Duthie White skinned readers. I am racist and so are you. American academic, lecturer, and author Dr. Robin DiAngelo, (PHD in Multicultural Education) in her 2018 book White Fragility, asks you to trust her, that you are racist. Her book has been on the best seller list since released and is currently...

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