Medicine Wheel: A Way of LifeExplaining the medicine wheel, how it looks at physical, mental, social, emotional, spiritual aspects of life and how to keep all of it in balance. |
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MaterialsVideos: Program Four - "Medicine Wheel: A Way of Life" Documents: “Directions in Aboriginal Ministry” “The Story of Canadian Aboriginal Spirituality” "Medicine Wheel: A Method of Reading the Bible" “Drumming from Within: Tales of Hope and Faith from Canada's North.” "Faith Moments: Saint Kateri Tekakwitha" Websites: Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) Click Here Canadian Bishops on Saint Kateri Click Here Canadian Bishops on Canadian Indigenous Peoples Click Here Salt and Light TV video on Saint Kateri Click Here Jesuits of English Canada on Saint Kateri Click Here Catholic Missions in Canada Click Here Saint Kateri Resources |
Study Guide GoalThe goal of Program Four is to deepen students’ understanding of the medicine wheel tradition and how it helps keep all aspects of life in balance. Reflections from Archbishop Sylvain Lavoie, OMI, Archbishop of Keewatin-Le Pas (2005-2012); Founding Chair, Standing Committee on Aboriginal Affairs, Assembly of Western Catholic Bishops; Rosella Kinoshameg, Odawa First Nation, Member, Aboriginal Council, Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops; Sr. Eva Solomon, CSJ, Ojibway First Nation, Sister of St. Joseph of Sault Ste. Marie, Executive Director, Building Bridges Project; Sandra Carter; Elder; Cree First Nation; Fr. Garry LaBoucane, OMI, Métis Steps 1. Show the internet TV video - Program Four: "Medicine Wheel: A Way of Life” 2. Ask students to form small groups to describe the following impressions from the video:
3. Option for Take-Home Assignment
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