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Narragunnawali: Reconciliation in Schools and Early Learning supports early learning services, primary and secondary schools in Australia to develop environments that foster a higher level of knowledge and pride in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

Working towards achieving recognition, respect and change for the Aboriginal people of South Australia.

La Communauté de Grandchamp est une communauté monastique qui rassemble des sœurs de différentes Églises et de divers pays. Sa vocation œcuménique l’engage sur le chemin de la réconciliation entre chrétiens et dans la famille humaine, du respect de tout le créé. Die Kommunität Grandchamp ist eine monastische Gemeinschaft von Schwestern, die aus unterschiedlichen Kirchen und verschiedenen Ländern kommen. Aufgrund ihrer ökumenischen Berufung setzen sie sich ein für Versöhnung unter den ChristInnen und in der Menschheitsfamilie sowie für Ehrfurcht vor allen Geschöpfen. The community of Grandchamp is a monastic community and brings together sisters from different churches and various countries. Our ecumenical vocation commits us on the path of reconciliation among Christians and within the human family, and to respect the whole of creation. De Communiteit van Grandchamp is een monastieke communiteit van zusters uit verschillende Kerken en verscheidene landen. Vanuit hun oecumenische roeping zetten zij zich in voor eenheid, verzoening en eerbied van ieder mens en van de hele schepping.

Over a century ago, Servant of God Father Paul Wattson, SA, the founder of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement, was searching for a name for a new religious society. Opening the scriptures at random, his eyes fell upon the eleventh verse of the fifth chapter of St. Paul’s epistle to the Romans: “...we also joy in God, through our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom we have now received the atonement.” The last word of the verse stood out with a vividness that was to him overwhelming at-one-ment. And so, the Society had found its name. Headquartered at Graymoor in Garrison, New York, the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement are a Roman Catholic religious community with social, ecumenical, and pastoral ministries in the United States, Canada, England, Italy, and Japan. Since its inception in 1898, reconciliation through atonement—the unity of men and women with God and with one another—has been the mission of the Friars’ work and ministries to people of every race, religion, and walk of life.