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Fratelli Tutti 185: The Light Of Truth
185. Charity needs the light of the truth that we constantly seek. “That light is both the light of reason and the light of faith”, [Caritas in Veritate 3] and does not admit any form of relativism. Pope Francis picks … Continue reading
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Populorum Progressio 21: The Scale Of Values
A contrast in extremes, something we still see in a great many places in today’s world, more than a half century after this document was penned: 21. What are less than human conditions? The material poverty of those who lack … Continue reading
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