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What Pope Leo and the Nobel committee both forgot

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What Pope Leo and the Nobel committee both forgot

Within six months, the world’s two best-known moral authorities found themselves in public exchanges with the president of the United States. In April, Pope Leo XIV, answering a harsh attack from President Donald Trump, said he had “no f…

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