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No papal apology for Canadian First Nations People Comments 0

Thursday, April 5th, 2018

Survivors of a Canadian system that forced generations of indigenous children into mainly Catholic-run boarding schools won’t be getting an apology from Pope Francis. The Canadian Council of Bishops (CCB) said last week “after carefully considering the request” for an apology, Francis “felt that he could not personally respond”. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has expressed Read more

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  • Richard I just don't understand these people. If you don't accept the Church's authority on this issue (which has been settled for over two millenia), then clearly you don't accept the Church's authority at all. How could you believe that the Church is divinely instituted if you could believe that God has...

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  • MaritimeMike One of the most vicious lies around is that of some sort of inherent conflict between Islam and Christianity. There are multiple examples of Christian, Muslims and Jews working together in peace. Both faiths, however, have charlatans, frauds and hate mongers in their ranks who fan the fires of...

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  • MaritimeMike Agreed! Alas, you can't have a lay-led church so long as half the laity are regarded and treated as second class citizens...

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