# Roundup: Soul Surfer, milk pricing, Nails of the Cross, Peace Sunday, deaths in custody.

> How Hollywood handles faith, Coles and churches disagree, Nails film may be a publicity stunt, celebrate God’s peace in worship, and too many Indigenous people are being incarcerated.

13 April 2011 · News

Canonical: https://insights1.uca.org.au/articles/roundup-soul-surfer-milk-pricing-nails-of-the-cross-peace-sunday-deaths-in-custody/

## [Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are still dying in custody](https://www.humanrights.gov.au/about/media/news/2011/28_11.html)

Too many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are being incarcerated when custody should be the last resort, Social Justice Commissioner Mick Gooda said.

## [Trees and tweets for World Sunday for Peace](https://www.oikoumene.org/en/news/news-management/eng/a/article/1634/trees-and-tweets-for-worl.html)

On Sunday May 22, Christians and churches across the world are being encouraged by the World Council of Churches to celebrate God’s peace in their worship services, to hold a Peace Sunday dawn vigil, to plant a tree as an act of peace or to use social media to share prayers for peace with Christians around the world.

## [Film claims discovery of nails from Jesus’ cross](https://www.jpost.com/NationalNews/Article.aspx?id=216238&utm_source=Pulseem&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=Jpost_Newsletter_12/04)

Simcha Jacobovici’s *The Nails of the Cross* claims that the artifacts turned up in a Tel Aviv lab; many call the film a publicity stunt.

## [No potential impact for farmers: Coles](https://www.latrobevalleyexpress.com.au/news/local/news/general/no-potential-impact-for-farmers-coles/2131195.aspx)

Churches across Victoria and Tasmania have been gathering signatures to call on the Government to adopt the recommendations of a Senate report on competition and pricing in the dairy industry.

## [‘Soul Surfer’ opens after fights over depicting faith](https://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2011/04/12/soul-surfer-opens-after-fights-over-depicting-faith/)

Battles over how to portray religious themes in movies are becoming more common, as Hollywood becomes more open to addressing faith and marketing movies to religious audiences but worries about alienating nonreligious audiences or viewers from other traditions.