That it took the LDS Church until the 21st century to fully acknowledge and take responsibility for the 1857 mass murder of some 120 men, women and children of a wagon train passing through southwestern Utah was partly due to the sheer enormity and hideousness of the crime. (Bold mine for emphasis)
Huh? I didn't see anything in Eyring's statement that indicated the Church has fully acknowledged and taken responsibility for the MMM. Eyring still blamed it on local folks. And LDS spokesman Tuttle clarified today that Eyring's statement was not an apology by the Church institution. What would lead the Trib to continue to sound as if the Church institution has accepted responsibility and apologized for the massacre? Is the new ownership of the Trib starting to show its true colors?