On Thursday night, Clarkson released a video statement "begging forgiveness" for the error.
After initially denying his use of the word, Clarkson later released a video statement "begging forgiveness" for the error.
Later that day after the newspaper posted a clip of the incident - which was filmed in 2012 and never broadcast - he released a video statement "begging forgiveness" for the error.
In an apostolic letter today, the pope recalled his trip to the Holy Land, and the Day of Pardon, when he issued the most sweeping papal apology ever, asking forgiveness for the historic errors of the church.
LAST Sunday, the pope delivered the most sweeping papal apology ever, asking forgiveness for errors of the Roman Catholic Church committed over the last 2,000 years.
The apology by Pope John Paul II should certainly be welcomed by those it addresses ("Pope Asks Forgiveness for Errors of the Church Over 2,000 Years," front page, March 13).
Re "Pope Asks Forgiveness for Errors of the Church Over 2,000 Years" (front page, March 13): I am not Roman Catholic, but I must, in every sense, applaud Pope John Paul II's request for forgiveness.
He praised the social achievements of the People's Republic and begged forgiveness for "errors and limits of the past" on the part of Catholic missionaries who, he acknowledged, had often worked in league with foreign colonial powers.
The archbishop said Cox would now be somewhere he could "continue praising God and [seeking] forgiveness for his errors".
"Throughout my 30 years in the business," Mr. Alpert said, "I have seen an enormous amount of forgiveness for market errors".
