Pope has to apologize for the Canadian tribes : Justin Trudeau

ROME: Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has asked Pope Francis to apologize for a cultural carnage in Canada. He arrived in Italy to participate in the G-7 summit, visiting the Vatican City on Monday. This met with Pope Francis. Pope apologized for the Canadian tribes to the cultural carnage by the Catholic Church in the administration of the Catholic Church from 1880 until 1996. Speaking to Toodoo journalists on this occasion, he said, "Canada has explained how important it is for Pope to apologize to the local community. I told him how his forgiveness would help. I have been invited to come to Canada to apologize. He also talked with him on the topic of climate change, "he said.
Canadian Catholic Church and Government Administration held residential schools from 1880 to 1996. In these schools the children of Adivasi families were educated and educated. In this case they did not speak their mother tongue and did not practice culture. The schools were permanently closed in 1996, with serious criticism that this was a cultural carnage. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission is studying in Canada on the perpetrators. So far, 1,50,000 children have been forced to separate from their families.