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Reconciliation with the Aboriginal Community: Some Theological Reflections

This article explores the meeting points between the notion of reconciliation and an ecclesiology that exercises a ministry of reconciliation. The theological attitude of contrition and its moral implications is applied to the discussion. A link is then made between the fruits of reconciliation with Aborigines and the new evangelisation of Australia in the discovery of our soul.