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Book Synopsis
Examines Metis spirituality, debunking stereotypes such as ‘all Metis people are Catholic’, and ‘Metis people do not go to ceremonies’. Fiola finds that, among the Métis, spirituality exists on a continuum of Indigenous and Christian traditions, and that Métis spirituality includes ceremonies.

Table of Contents
  • Chapter 1: Métis Spirituality: Confronting Stereotypes
  • Chapter 2: Searching for Our Stories in Oral History
  • Chapter 3: Combing the Written Record for Our Stories
  • Chapter 4: A Métis-Centred Study and Approach
  • Chapter 5: Six Red River Métis Communities
  • Chapter 6: Meeting the Participants
  • Chapter 7: Métis Family Relationships with Land, Language, and Identity
  • Chapter 8: Métis Family Relationships with Culture and Religion
  • Chapter 6: Sunnyside and the Bea
  • Chapter 9: Exploring Self-Identification
  • Chapter 10: Spirituality, Types of Ceremonies, and Disconnection Factors
  • Chapter 11: Connection Factors, Impacts upon Identity, and Others’ Reactions
  • Chapter 11: Métis Spirituality Today

    Returning to Ceremony Spirituality in Manitoba

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        Publisher MP-MTB University of Manitoba Press
        Published 10/30/2021 12:00:00 AM
        ISBN-13 9780887559624
        978-0887559624
        ISBN-10 088755962X
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        Description

        Book Synopsis
        Examines Metis spirituality, debunking stereotypes such as ‘all Metis people are Catholic’, and ‘Metis people do not go to ceremonies’. Fiola finds that, among the Métis, spirituality exists on a continuum of Indigenous and Christian traditions, and that Métis spirituality includes ceremonies.

        Table of Contents
        • Chapter 1: Métis Spirituality: Confronting Stereotypes
        • Chapter 2: Searching for Our Stories in Oral History
        • Chapter 3: Combing the Written Record for Our Stories
        • Chapter 4: A Métis-Centred Study and Approach
        • Chapter 5: Six Red River Métis Communities
        • Chapter 6: Meeting the Participants
        • Chapter 7: Métis Family Relationships with Land, Language, and Identity
        • Chapter 8: Métis Family Relationships with Culture and Religion
        • Chapter 6: Sunnyside and the Bea
        • Chapter 9: Exploring Self-Identification
        • Chapter 10: Spirituality, Types of Ceremonies, and Disconnection Factors
        • Chapter 11: Connection Factors, Impacts upon Identity, and Others’ Reactions
        • Chapter 11: Métis Spirituality Today

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