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Remembering Well: The Role of Forgiveness in Remembrance

Abstract It is twenty years since the horrendous genocide in Rwanda. This article reflects on the nature of forgiveness by a person who experienced terrible personal tragedy as her husband was killed in the genocide. Lesley reflects on what it means for her to remember well and to remember rightly. She reflects on what it means now to practice forgiveness and draws on the gospels for some helpful and potentially surprising insights. She concludes by affirming that we can find healing and wholeness through our participation in the dis-membering and re-membering of the eucharist.