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Daily Archives: 9 May 2021
Populorum Progressio 4: Pope Paul VI’s Journeys
When Pope Paul VI talks about journeys, a few reminders. In his day, popes didn’t travel. But as a diplomat prior to his elevation to Bishop of Rome, he did travel a little bit. Poland 1923-31. Then he taught diplomacy … Continue reading
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Fratelli Tutti 167:
More on the teach-to-fish front: 167. Education and upbringing, concern for others, a well-integrated view of life and spiritual growth: all these are essential for quality human relationships and for enabling society itself to react against injustices, aberrations and abuses … Continue reading
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