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Google Book Partners Presents: An inside peek of several pages of Hawk Dancer. If you havn't purchased a copy, click the big blue button for a preview. Order of St. James. The Order is currently fictional, but the author wrote a real Rule and Constitution for such a Religious Order to serve the Church from within the norms of Native American Culture. Native Spirit Gifts Native owned gift shop and gallery #37390 Highway 13-north, Bayfield, Wisconsin Next to Spur Gas Station Indian Arts, Jewlery, Books, Music On the Red Cliff Reservation. Links to other sites. These are issues of inculturation within the Catholic, Methodist, Native American Orthodox Catholic,and other organizations working on Native concerns, rights and preservation of Native American cemetaries. Click onto An index is at the bottom of most pages. See: Cloud Burst The companion novel to Hawk Dancer. For the curious: |
FAQs: Frequently asked questions. __________________________________________________________________________ This page has taken on a brand new format as of November 26, 2005. This list of questions had been proposed to the author or to members of the author team in person, at signings, or received via email, phone and postal mail. Please feel free to contact the author with more questions. It might take a few moments for the FAQ and Facts program down loads. I thank you for waiting. You may email me if there are FAQ or FACTS you want to know more about that has not been covered on this page. (If the FAQ's are not downloaded by the time you read this line - please wait a bit more time. You might want to visit another page for a minute or two and come back to this page.) • • • Copyright 2006 by Bro. Joshua Seidl, SSP - author of Hawk Dancer. Click to read: • Brocken Tree Tips• This is the opening statement for a Native American retreat given by the Native Concerns office of the Los Angeles Archdioces. It is rich in symbolic language of our history, our current condition and future prospects. |
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