The Church is committed to confronting the root causes of racism and its elimination both in the Church and society. Through its National Anti-Racism Committee, it is encouraging dioceses to provide anti-racism training to leaders and congregations. The Church recognizes racism as a sin and supports legislation to study slavery. In addition, the Church asks all dioceses to study and record historical cases where they benefited from Transatlantic slavery. See how you can be engaged in this important work.

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