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Five Indigenous artists — whose skills include music, animation, graphic design and traditional tribal practices — are fueling their creative pursuits through the 18-month fellowship

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Buffalo’s Fire Art proves to be healing for creative Bis-Man vendors at holiday arts and crafts show

Lakota Catholic Nicholas Black Elk inspires an authentic relationship with God.

Lakota healer and catechist Nicholas Black Elk measured his steps not in miles or time, but by the number of rosaries you could say on the way.

Solidarity with animals and solidarity with humans are entangled imperatives and strategies in the search for a Great Transition.

The late Pope Benedict XVI's concern for the liturgy and his concern for the earth flowed from the same source: God's creative work and our response to it.

<p>At Thanksgiving, we give thanks for the gifts of the earth. Servant of God <a href="https://www.ncronline.org/news/people/vatican-considers-sainthood-lakot… Black Elk</a> helps us see that the earth — and the Creator — gives thanks for us, too.</p>

A unique method with charcoal that creates a textured surface is the result of an upcoming public art show that will feature Kurt Holdorf's work of twelve South Dakota Native Americans.

Christian salvation narratives often focus exclusively on Jesus' relationship with humanity, but Servant of God Nicholas Black Elk and the Gho...