Prayers for Peacemakers

Migiziiwazison sacred fire camp on Manitoba Legislative grounds

New provincial bill threatens Sacred Fire camp

The leaders of Migiziiwazison Sacred Fire Camp have nurtured a safe space to honour and support victims of residential schools but Manitoba government officials are moving to evict the camp.

A line of people stand behind a row of candles on the ground and the LGBTQ flag

A prayer for love

We ask for prayer for the LGBTIQ2+ community in Colombia that is being systematically assassinated across the country. We ask for prayer for this community that creatively resists discrimination and violence. 

Four CPTers sit with Kak Aram at a restaurant table

Masked men attack Kurdish activist

Please pray for Kurdish activist Kak Aram who continues to speak out against injustices despite threats against his life.

Migrant shot by Border Patrol officer

What does accountability mean when migrants who seek refuge at the U.S. Mexico borderlands are regularly killed by Border Patrol officers?

Ahmad al Atrash looks towards the camera, wearing a black puffy jacket and a red sweater with a white collared shirt.

Israeli sniper shoots Palestinian dead in Hebron

As Palestinian Muslims celebrate the first week of Ramadan, there are 10 empty seats at the Iftar table, while the Israeli occupation continues to receive worldwide support for self-defence.

Province destroys Indigenous Sacred Fire Camp  

The Migiziiwazison Sacred Fire Camp witnesses to the truth and tends to the healing of their community.  Pray for all those grieving loved ones lost to residential schools and who are awaiting their return home.

An image of Badinan Prisoner Berivan. She looks directly into the camera, her red hair falls past her shoulders.

Another Badinan Prisoner sentenced and prepares for release

Pray for Berivan, a civil rights activist from Badinan and a mother of five children, who stood trial after more than 17 months in detention. Pray for her family and the families of other Badinan prisoners, who must live without their loved ones.

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