Healing Journeys: Responding to the World Map of Pain International Conference 21 - 23 September 2016 Cape Town, South Africa The Institute for the Healing of Memories will be hosting its fifth International conference, “Healing journeys: Responding to the World Map of Pain” September 21 - 23 at the Welgelee Conference Centre in Paarl. The conference will bring together healing
Wednesday, June 8, 7pm - 9pm All Saints Church, Sweetland Hall 132 North Euclid, Pasadena, CA 91101 The documentary film, In our Son’s Name, follows Phyllis and Orlando Rodriguez over more than a decade as they struggle with grief and search for meaning after their son, Greg, is killed in the World Trade Center on September 11,
Father Michael at the United Nations panel on “Atrocity Crimes, Transitional Justice and Healing of Memories”: organised by the World Council of Churches together with South Africa's Permanent Mission to the UN. https://vimeo.com/164589619
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Tuesday, April 26 from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Barnes & Noble, Union Square 33 East 17th Street, New York, NY 10003 The Forgiveness Project challenges audiences around the world to explore the transformative power of forgiveness. The organization's first-ever Forgiveness Conversation in America, celebrates the US paperback publication of The Forgiveness Project: Stories for a
We are grateful for this recognition of our work! Special thanks to the Very Reverend Walter Brownridge, Dean of the Cathedral of St. Andrew in Honolulu, for proposing this resolution, and to all who supported it. To read the resolution please click here: www.generalconvention.org/gc/2015-resolutions/D078/current_english_text
Father Michael Lapsley will be Honored by the All are welcome to this celebration on March 7th, 2015! Please click here to make your reservations.
Response of Father Michael Lapsley on Receivimg the Heroes Award from the Program for Torture victims in Los Angeles 30 September 2014 Torture is wrong: We must stop it I am humbled to receive this award tonight. I do so as Director of the Institute for Healing of Memories which is a member of SANTOC
MASS MEDIA CONSUMERS in America might be forgiven for forgetting this, but the purpose of Memorial Day - obviously enough - is to remember our troops, past and present, with gratitude for their service. But what are those service-members themselves remembering?I’ve been asking this question while in the company of a good many US military veterans,
Father Michael Lapsley,SSM Director of the Institute for Healing of Memories Cape Town "I am a product of the people of South Africa" Imagine for a moment what would have happened if Nelson Mandela had walked out of prison and said "It’s time to get them". We would have died in our millions. It is