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Who Is Wilton Gregory, the First African-American Catholic Cardinal?

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Archbishop Gregory led the U.S. Roman Catholic Church’s response to its sexual abuse crisis and more recently has pushed for better race relations in the church. Here is what we know about him.

Source: Unpublished Black History
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