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Picked this up at a sale so don't know the story. It's a studio set so is it just a man in fancy dress or is he "real"? Move beyond struggle and reconnect with joy. Mary O'Malley's Awakening. Tepees or tipis are the name of dwellings used by American Indians. Typically, they were constructed of poles arranged and fastened into a conical frame covered by animal skins. A hole was left in the top for smoke to escape and a flap was created to allow movement in and out of the teepee. Forget having the "balls" to do something. Also note: This old image has some spots, minor scratches and…. Young women are reading more poetry than ever before. Native American Families Are Looking For A.

Shi ei Teresa Rojo Tsosie yinishye. Naakai nishli.

Dibelizhini bashischiin. Naakai dashicheii.

It is traditional in my culture to introduce myself with my clans. The clan system was created so we have family wherever we go. For a little over a year now I have been a part of Journeying Together process.

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As a young Native American, I am extremely honored to be a part of it. I have spoken since the first meeting on how there is a lack of representation of Native Americans in our Catholic Church. I have always been asked this question growing up. I have been asked this again during the planning process and I still feel confident in my answer since I was a teenager.

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I have such a strong sense of faith in both my Navajo culture and my Catholic faith. Being a part of the Journeying Together process has deepened and strengthened my faith. It has reassured me in what I am meant to do and how to evangelize my faith to others. During our kickoff event in July, I received so many messages during my speech.

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That moved me so much! Sometimes being from a small parish or diocese, you do forget that your voice matters as well.

I have been extremely blessed and fortunate that I was asked to be a part of this process. I will never stop advocating that Native American voices need to be heard and part of the conversation in the Catholic Church. I have made lifelong friends, who share my passion in having not only my voice but Native American voices being heard as well.

Thank you! God Bless! A desire always to live a strong Catholic faith. Kateri Rosary Circle, Chicago. Cultural Diversity in the Church fallwintercultural-family-native-american-article Breadcrumb Home Cultural Diversity in the Church fallwintercultural-family-native-american-article Experience the richness of your faith What will you discover? Explore more inspirational selections here.]