Indigenous leaders renew push for Vatican to return artifacts
Indigenous leaders in Canada are urging the Vatican to return thousands of cultural artifacts taken more than a century ago. With a new Pope in place, there's fresh concern the Catholic Church may walk back its promise to return them.
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