Kevin Annett  

To find out more go to hiddenfromhistory.org and read: RADIO: HIDDEN FROM HISTORY live on CFRO Radio, 102.7 FM in Vancouver. Kevin Annett is Live on Vancouver Co-op Radio: Every Monday from 1:00 - 2:00 PM (PST) on 102.7 FM, CFRO in Vancouver, Canada. Tune in to Kevin's lively public affairs program "Hidden from History". Guests include activists from the West Coast native community, anti-poverty movements, and ordinary men and women battling injustice, police brutality and globalization on the ground.The program also features regular updates from The Truth Commission into Genocide in Canada, and the mounting evidence of crimes against humanity committed in Christian Residential Schools.
If you would like to be a guest on hiddenfromhistory contact Kevin Annett at hiddenfromhistory@yahoo.ca. You can call into HIS program between 1:00PM and 2:00 PM(pacific time) any Monday at 604-684-7561.
The feature film based on Kevin Annett's story, called The Diary, is finally in post production. We've created a website and facebook page for it here:  
www.thediarymovie.com  
Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Diary/142293831801#
UNREPENTANT: KEVIN ANNETT AND CANADA'S GENOCIDE (documentary) -
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6637396204037343133

To find out more go to hiddenfromhistory.org and read: RADIO: HIDDEN FROM HISTORY live on CFRO Radio, 102.7 FM in Vancouver. Kevin Annett is Live on Vancouver Co-op Radio: Every Monday from 1:00 - 2:00 PM (PST) on 102.7 FM, CFRO in Vancouver, Canada. Tune in to Kevin's lively public affairs program "Hidden from History". Guests include activists from the West Coast native community, anti-poverty movements, and ordinary men and women battling injustice, police brutality and globalization on the ground.The program also features regular updates from The Truth Commission into Genocide in Canada, and the mounting evidence of crimes against humanity committed in Christian Residential Schools.
If you would like to be a guest on hiddenfromhistory contact Kevin Annett at hiddenfromhistory@yahoo.ca. You can call into HIS program between 1:00PM and 2:00 PM(pacific time) any Monday at 604-684-7561.
The feature film based on Kevin Annett's story, called The Diary, is finally in post production. We've created a website and facebook page for it here:  
www.thediarymovie.com  
Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Diary/142293831801#
UNREPENTANT: KEVIN ANNETT AND CANADA'S GENOCIDE (documentary) -
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6637396204037343133
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Memorial Service for Murdered Residential School Children Evokes Literal Storm, and a Response, at the Vatican - Support for International Inquiry Grows

The first public memorial service ever held in Rome for the victims of Catholic Indian Residential Schools, that occurred outside the Vatican on October 11, has evoked literal storms of change in the Roman Catholic church.

http://www.theromanforum.com/?p=5464

Held across from St. Peter's Square following the Pope's weekly Sunday service, the October 11 ceremony was officiated by Rev. Annett, who was commissioned by families of the dead and aboriginal elders in Vancouver to hold the service.

To learn more go to hiddenfromhistory.org

Please watch the video of the memorial service at:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbMlXzdZv44

Rev. Annett said prayers for the dead and scattered on the pavement in front of the Vatican water and soil from the site of a mass grave at a Catholic Indian Residential school in Canada.

Nobel Committee has recognized lesser-known and quieter voices who have served humanity – those heroic individuals and groups often working quietly in their small corner on a more humble scale, yet improving the life of many people and with universal application for us all. Such people have included Rigoberta Tum of Guatemala, Aung San SuNu Kyi of Burma and Mairead Corrigan-Maguire of Ireland.
The singular common thread in all of these awards since 1901 has been not only the rewarding and recognition of unusual and distinguished human achievement, but the enabling and promoting of even greater human benefit in the future with the continuing and expanding of that achievement.
The Reverend Kevin Daniel Annett is long overdue for such recognition. Just what has Kevin Annett achieved and what is the continuing purpose of his life and work? Because of his revelation of horrendous crimes against indigenous people not only in his own country but on this Continent, and his courageous refusal to remain silent, he has devoted his life to changing governments and institutions which have adamantly resisted such change. At enormous personal cost and deprivation over two decades, Kevin Annett has challenged the establishment of religious organizations that have reviled and persecuted him and the national government of his own country, Canada, which, while slowly and reluctantly bending to the pressure he has influenced, continues to avoid acknowledging him or his work.
To learn more go to:
http://nobelprize.org/nomination/peace/nominators.html
hiddenfromhistory.org
Contact information:
William Annett at: billdataco@yahoo.com

Lecture Series "Unbelievers deserve not only to be separated from the Church, but also... to be exterminated from the World by death." - Thomas Aquinas (Summa Theologica, 1271). Christian civilization, by virtue of its exclusivist heresy and monotheism, became the self-justifying destroyer of all non-Christian culture. 5 part lecture series, delivered in New Westminster, BC, based on two books written by K. Annett, Hidden From History: The Canadian Genocide and Love and Death in the Valley. To learn more go to hiddenfromhistory.org

Lecture Series "Unbelievers deserve not only to be separated from the Church, but also... to be exterminated from the World by death." - Thomas Aquinas (Summa Theologica, 1271). Christian civilization, by virtue of its exclusivist heresy and monotheism, became the self-justifying destroyer of all non-Christian culture. 5 part lecture series, delivered in New Westminster, BC, based on two books written by K. Annett, Hidden From History: The Canadian Genocide and Love and Death in the Valley. To learn more go to hiddenfromhistory.org