A Witness Speaks: Forgiveness after Genocide (Video Two)
Fr. Romain Rurangirwa survived the Rwandan genocide in 1994. He was a college student at the time. In the second of seven video segments, Fr. Romain responds to a student's question about forgiveness and reconciliation after genocide. These gripping segments can be used in a classroom or parish setting. The resource below includes background information, quotes for discussion from the film and questions for discussion.
- Video Clip Two can be found on YouTube using the following link:
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bG1FXYCfIY
- Discussion Guide: See below
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Principles and Topics: Africa | Consistent Ethic of Life | Fully Human in Community | Genocide | Global Solidarity | Life and Dignity of Human Person | Loss of Human Life | Peace and Conflict | Religious and Social Dimension | Social Sin | Violations of Human Dignity
Principles and Topics: Africa | Consistent Ethic of Life | Fully Human in Community | Genocide | Global Solidarity | Life and Dignity of Human Person | Loss of Human Life | Peace and Conflict | Religious and Social Dimension | Social Sin | Violations of Human Dignity