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‘Recognized and heard’: Volunteers hope papal visit can be next step towards reconciliation

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‘Recognized and heard’: Volunteers hope papal visit can be next step towards reconciliation

Published by Erimineskin at July 8, 2022

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Interview with Maskwacis Volunteer Coordinators Holly Johnson Rattlesnake and Megwan Yellowbird Cardinal.

‘Recognized and heard’: Volunteers hope papal visit can be next step towards reconciliation

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