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Daily Archives: 4 June 2021
Populorum Progressio 24: The Common Good
Wow, for a European to utter something like this … 24. If certain landed estates impede the general prosperity because they are extensive, unused or poorly used, or because they bring hardship to peoples or are detrimental to the interests … Continue reading
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Fratelli Tutti 187: Sacrifices Born Of Love
Let’s think about “Sacrifices born of love.” 187. This charity, which is the spiritual heart of politics, is always a preferential love shown to those in greatest need; it undergirds everything we do on their behalf. [Cf. Sollicitudo Rei Socialis(30 … Continue reading
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