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Home » Latest News » How faith communities are navigating history, treaty and truth-telling

How faith communities are navigating history, treaty and truth-telling

Rev Canon Glenn Loughrey (Wiradjuri), is Archdeacon for Reconciliation, First Nations Recognition and Treaty, Anglican Diocese of Melbourne. Count 12. 20 begins , ends count 37:34

https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/soul-search/faith-communities-history-treaty-truth-telling/104494172

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