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Pope Benedict XVI told Muslim leaders today that our future depends on dialogue between Christians and Muslims
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Sep. 25, 2006

 

Pope Benedict XVI told Muslim leaders today that "our future" depends on dialogue between Christians and Muslims. The pope, trying to repair relations with Muslims after controversial comments he made earlier in the month, expressed "total and profound respect for all Muslims."

 


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