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Reflection by Pope Leo XIV "Today, crises have evolved from isolated events into persistent realities, marked by prolonged conflicts, chronic food insecurity, economic volatility, and growing climate vulnerabilities. This raises a fundamental question: what configuration of the global order is capable of producing, reproducing, and, at times, normalizing such... show more

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