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When Did Catholics Condemn Slavery? [Solved]
On 22 December 1741, Pope Benedict XIV promulgated the papal bull “Immensa Pastorum Principis” against the enslavement of the indigenous peoples of the Americas and other countries. Pope Gregory XVI in his bull In supremo apostolatus (issued in 1839) also condemned slavery as contrary to human dignity.
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