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“When the [residential school] litigation against the church began in the 1990s, the church’s defence was that the schools were not theirs: they ran them at the request of the government. That claim did not sit well with some former students who associated the schools with churches and the church members who were in charge.”

The editorial in the Anglican Journal, which has an independent editorial policy but is sent to every church member in Canada, notes that Bishop Bruce subsequently accepted complaints against two priests still associated with the school and began an inquiry into their behaviour. The Ontario ProvincialI must admit that, until now, I had always thought they were made up. It just seemed too much of a stretch of credulity to believe that they are true, real-life tales of actual readers," the man said. "But a recent experience caused me to put aside my skepticism."

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