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Pope Francis apologized for the Catholic Church's involvement in the transatlantic slave trade during his visit to Ghana. The country was a key location in the slave trade, and the Pope's remarks addressed the historical consequences of these actions.
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Pope Francis apologized for the Catholic Church's involvement in the transatlantic slave trade during his visit to Ghana. The country was a key location in the slave trade, and the Pope's remarks addressed the historical consequences of these actions.
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Ghana welcomes Pope's apology over Catholic Church's role in slavery
Pope issues apology for Catholic Church's involvement in slavery during visit to Ghana