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Kennecott Minerals orders massive police raid on May 27, 2010 at Native American camp at base of sacred Eagle Rock, Kennecott intentionally disrespects American Indian heritage in dousing of sacred fire, destroys camp and arrests two Native Americans to build its nickel and copper mine on Yellow Dog Plains in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

Posted on May 30, 2010 by yoopernewsman

On orders from an international mining company on Thursday, May 27, 2010, dozens of heavily armed police raided a month old Ojibwa camp at sacred Eagle Rock in northern Michigan. Sacred Eagle Rock and the Yellow Dog Plains are State … Continue reading →

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Celtic Christianity Today #1 Rev. Dr. George Cairns: Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, Silent Prayer, Father Thomas Keating

Posted on July 6, 2009 by yoopernewsman

Celtic Christianity Today #1 Rev. Dr. George Cairns discusses Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, Silent Prayer and Father Thomas Keating (Photos by Greg Peterson) (Munising, Michigan) Rev. Dr. George Cairns of Chesterton, Indiana discusses Centering Prayer and the environmental crisis facing … Continue reading →

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Celtic Christianity Today #2 Rev. Dr. George Cairns: Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, Silent Prayer, Father Thomas Keating

Posted on July 6, 2009 by yoopernewsman

Celtic Christianity Today #2 Rev. Dr. George Cairns discusses Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, Silent Prayer and Father Thomas Keating (Photos by Greg Peterson) (Munising, Michigan) Rev. Dr. George Cairns of Chesterton, Indiana discusses Centering Prayer and the environmental crisis facing … Continue reading →

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Celtic Christianity Today #3 Rev. Dr. George Cairns: Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, Silent Prayer, Father Thomas Keating

Posted on July 6, 2009 by yoopernewsman

Celtic Christianity Today #3 Rev. Dr. George Cairns discusses Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, Silent Prayer and Father Thomas Keating (Photos by Greg Peterson) (Munising, Michigan) Rev. Dr. George Cairns of Chesterton, Indiana discusses Centering Prayer and the environmental crisis facing … Continue reading →

Celtic Christianity Homily: “Repent or the Time is Near” Part 1 by Rev. Dr. George Cairns

Posted on June 26, 2009 by yoopernewsman

Celtic Christianity Today Two-Part Homily Repent or the Time is Near by Rev. Dr. George Cairns May 31, 2009 Bible Verses: Mark 16:15 John 1-5 Ephesians 1: 3-4 Ephesians 1: 9-10 (Valparaiso, Indiana) – Rev. Dr. George Cairns of Chesterton, … Continue reading →

Celtic Christianity Today Homily: “Repent or the Time is Near” Part 2 by Rev. Dr. George Cairns

Posted on June 26, 2009 by yoopernewsman

Celtic Christianity Homily “The Cost and Joy of Discipleship” by Rev. Dr. George Cairns

Posted on June 7, 2009 by yoopernewsman

Celtic Christianity Today Homily “The Cost and Joy of Discipleship” by Rev. Dr. George Cairns (Valparaiso, Indiana) – Rev. Dr. George Cairns of Chesterton, Indiana delivers a Sunday homily entitled The Cost and Joy of Discipleship on May 3, 2009 … Continue reading →

Celtic Christianity Homily: The Goodness of Creation by Rev. Dr. George Cairns

Posted on May 24, 2009 by yoopernewsman

Celtic Christianity Today Homily: “The Goodness of Creation” by Rev. Dr. George Cairns at Union Community Church in Valparaiso, Indiana (Valparaiso, Indiana) – Rev. Dr. George Cairns delivers the second of many Sunday homilies at the Union Community Church in … Continue reading →

Celtic Christianity Today Homily #1: Union Community Church, Valparaiso, IN

Posted on April 30, 2009 by yoopernewsman

Turtle Island Project co-founder Rev. Dr. George Cairns delivers the first of several Sunday homilies at the Union Community Church in Valparaiso, Indiana. The homilies on Celtic Christianity take a look at several topics including the European roots of the … Continue reading →

2008 Indigenous Earth Day Summit at Northern Michigan University

Posted on April 9, 2008 by yoopernewsman

The 2008 Indigenous Earth Day Summit is April 22-23 at Northern Michigan University in Marquette, MI This summit is made possible by the Center for Native American Studies, the Environmental Science Program and the Office of International Programs. This summit is … Continue reading →

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