A missionary with the Oblates of Mary Immaculate, he has been serving the poor near Seoul for over 30 years, in a highly competitive society that refuses to see the least.
protective of their own. the records specifically of the oblates of mary immaculate are still being processed. they don t have any order or organisation placed on them yet. there is a huge amount of material here. the acquisition from the oblates numbered over 340 boxes. there is a huge amount of material here. the acquisition from the oblates numbered over 340 boxes. so how long do you think your archivists took to just go through this one box? it takes weeks, for sure. weeks per box. and then each of these boxes, it takes a full week to digitise a box. so when i hear that it may take years to sort through these documents, what that says to me is disclosure dump, or document dump. so that is suggestive of a continued cover up, of deception, of really not trying to help the system or the process but to inhibit it. the personnel files have a restriction on them, so we are not able to make
walking behind you, you d be clunked on the head with the rulers. kamloops indian residential school was run by an order of priests called the oblates of mary immaculate, and taught by nuns called the sisters of st anne. today, there are only 21 sisters still alive. sister marie zarowny is the president of their order in british columbia. we were there to help the children, we never thought that they would lose their connections with their own culture and their own roots. but wasn t one of the goals to take the indian out of the child? well, we ve, i mean, learned that in retrospect. that was not a goal that any of our sisters read or was told. there was brainwashing, that if you practised your traditional language and your cultural ways, that you would go to hell.