In France, Pope Leo emerged as the global voice for ‘right to life’ of the disabled and vulnerable

Leo’s compassion for the disabled stands as a condemnation of liberal European society, which sees them as expendable and less than human.

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America MagazineLean Left· 5h ago

In France, Pope Leo emerged as the global voice for ‘right to life’ of the disabled and vulnerable

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Pope Leo’s Embrace Of Disabled People In France Is A Rebuke To Secular Europe

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Pope Leo’s Embrace Of Disabled People In France Is A Rebuke To Secular Europe

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