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Local leaders in Rome funeral one Pope Francis The Vatican says they say they say that they continue to encourage the champion in the champion.

Gov. Gen. Mary Simon says Pontifif’s apology It was an important step in the elimination of historical injustices for widespread abuse in the residential school.

The first local governor of Canada, in the funeral ceremony in the funeral, in this morning, in 2022, Francisin, most reflected in the local nations.

He and Wilton Littlechild, a residential school for a commissioner serving as a commissioner for the truth and reconciliation commission, Francis’s successor continues.

Littlechild called “a significant stage” called “a significant stage” of “in the reconciliation journey”, which is “a significant stage”, “said” the need to increase our reconciliation work. “

They said goodbye to Pope Francis, they remembered their efforts to achieve marginalized communities, including migrants and patients, and were among the religious loyalty.

“I hope that the new Pope’s Pope will continue his work in Pope Francis,” Simon reached the phone after the funeral after the funeral.

“My apology was a significant stage and we should continue working together in the peace journey. It was very important to come to Canada and apologize to Canadian lands and local lands.”

Littlechild said that it is important to continue this work for “our healing travels.”

“I hope that the new Pope will not start, but do not continue, but our work will really raise ourselves and each other in difficulty,” he said.

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In July 2022, Pope was described as “Penitential Hajj”, because Pope francis insisted Meeting with local survivors of residential schools and hear their stories.

Maskwacis, Alta, Francis wishes forgiveness and gave shame for the abuse of some members of some churches. He welcomed the survivors who demonstrated traditional experiences in Nunavut, residential schools, including dance, drums and throat.

Although the trip is known as a stage, it criticized some francis to prevent some crimes and abuses. Others called for action as the return of the Vatican’s holy works.

Simon said the Vatican was important to continue their efforts of peace.

“This is a long process, but you see everything moving forward. I hope it will continue.”

About 150,000 local children were forced to participate in residential schools, more than 60 percent of this were managed by the Catholic Church.

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