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Archbishop Gallagher speaks at Polish Embassy
Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher spoke at the Polish Embassy to the Holy See during an event to present a publication about Polish-German reconciliation following World War II.
The Archbishop said that reconciliation is born from accepting the truth about the past with courage and openness to dialogue rather than through forgetting history. He noted that the historical phrase regarding forgiving and asking for forgiveness remains particularly relevant today.
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How the coverage unfolded
- Sep 22, 2:42 AM Vatican News Polski Abp Gallagher: pojednanie rodzi się z przyjęcia prawdy o przeszłości
- Sep 22, 12:03 PM Vatican News Archbishop Gallagher: Reconciliation is born of accepting truth about past
- Sep 22, 11:03 AM Diocese of Hallam Archbishop Gallagher: Reconciliation is born of accepting truth about past
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