🪶✝️ Les catholiques amérindiens : évangélisation, blessures et sainteté
De sainte Kateri Tekakwitha à Nicholas Black Elk, l’histoire catholique autochtone oblige l’Église américaine à tenir ensemble mission, assimilation, blessures historiques et inculturation 🇺🇸 Summary Native American Catholicism cannot be reduced either to missionary oppression or to an uncomplicated narrative of evangelisation. Indigenous Catholics have received and transmitted the Christian faith while also experiencing colonisation, forced assimilation, boarding-school policies and cultural contempt. The contemporary Catholic Church increasingly acknowledges this double history. Saint Kateri Tekakwitha , the Servant of God Nicholas Black Elk , Indigenous Catholic organisations and the recovery of Native languages demonstrate that Native Catholics are not merely objects of missionary history. They are actors, leaders and interpreters of Catholic faith in their own right. Article Peut-on être pleinement amérindien et pleinement catholique ? Une polémique récente dans la réserve...