May 2005
- Makunaima is alive
By Ron MacDonell, S.F.M.
The Makuxi people in Brazil struggle to protect their land and future - The tucuma nut
Translation by Bishop George Marskell, S.F.M. (1935-1998)
An indigenous story from the Amazon - A compassionate response
By Susan Keays
Helping hill tribe peoples in Thailand to better their lives - I hear the bonging of the drum
By Barbara White
The Wapishana people live a hard yet simple life in Guyana's interior - The social economy
By Thomas Walsh
Members of Jambi Kiwa build on ancestral knowledge to help themselves - Yearning for hope
By Carolyn Beukeboom
Indigenous peoples in Ecuador and Canada share similar struggles - Time overdue for action
By Karen VanLoon
In Canada, the Lubicon Lake Cree's long struggle for justice - The presence of the Sacred
By Kathy VanLoon
An interview with Sr. Priscilla Solomon, CSJ - Guest editorial: A matter of life
By Karen VanLoon
Indigenous peoples everywhere struggle for land, human rights and for their very existence
Subscribe to Scarboro Missions magazine!
For just $8 a year, you will share in our missionary journey, help us seek and explore vocations, bless us with your prayers, and financially support us.
Scarboro Missions magazine is a non-profit endeavour that we hope will help you better understand the struggles and desires of peoples of other cultures and faiths, so important in our world where justice and peace are the hope of all nations.
Questions or Concerns? Contact the magazine:
Kathy Gillis, Editor — editor@scarboromissions.ca
Kathy Gillis, Editor — editor@scarboromissions.ca