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Manitoba premier says legislature prayer may be changed to be more inclusive

A new, inclusive prayer for the Manitoba Legislative Assembly is seen as a way to highlight unity in diversity by the council.
The council is ready to assist the premier with the initiative as they have the necessary resources and connections.
The council's support indicates a willingness to collaborate for the betterment of the community.

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CTV News

Manitoba premier says legislature prayer may be changed to be more inclusive

The Manitoba government is looking to change the daily prayer at the legislature to make it more reflective of the province's residents.

22 days ago·Canada

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CBC News

Manitoba premier wants daily legislative prayer to be more inclusive

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew told a breakfast of faith leaders while the daily legislative prayer was stripped long ago of overtly Christian references, it still feels like a Christian prayer. It has references to God and uses archaic English, and ends with "Amen."

22 days ago·Canada

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Global News

Manitoba mulls changes to opening prayer read in legislature - Winnipeg

Premier Wab Kinew says it's been 15 years since the prayer read inside the Manitoba legislature was updated — and a change is long past due.

22 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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Winnipeg Free Press

Kinew wants new prayer for legislature

Manitobans are being invited to help the provincial government choose a new prayer to be read at the opening of each legislative session. That invitation was announced by Premier Wab […]

22 days ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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National Post

Manitoba legislature prayer may be changed to be more inclusive, premier says

WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba government is looking to change the daily prayer at the legislature to make it more reflective of the province's residents, including people of different faiths, atheists and those who believe in secularism in the public sphere.

22 days ago·Canada

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