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The fire will be lit at 7 am on November 20, and will be manned by volunteers until November 22 at 10 am. In Rekindling the Sacred Fire, Chantal Fiola investigates the relationship between Red River Mtis ancestry, Anishinaabe spirituality, and identity, bringing into focus the ongoing historical impacts of colonization upon Mtis relationships with spirituality on the Canadian prairies. Á7T™ð|‰FAH­‡Ô‚hˆH±^R|è˜úñ)ñ5€?&èêÅ5îà]øl\¨ó‹%Aß°ËOâ ÕsýÃe¥êÖÉÖíœKº-_á/öÙ`Î¹Œ„ÀȗRįH/Éßþ‚(Ë+zOT±íÓyFß)®ˆB£”ž-^|€_Ø sacred fire : Métis ancestry and Anishinaabe spirituality, Chantal Fiola - University of Missouri-St. The group, called Rekindling our Fires, hopes that the sacred fire will become a safe space where community members can gather and commemorate those lost to suicide, and where they can talk openly about healing and health. Métis - Prairie Provinces - Rites and ceremoniesĬataloging source NLC 1982- Fiola, Chantal Dewey number 971.2004/97 Index index present LC call number E99.M47 LC item number F56 2016eb Literary form non fiction Nature of contents.Ojibwa Indians - Prairie Provinces - Religion.Ojibwa Indians - Colonization - Prairie Provinces.