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Freedom of Religion and Modern-Day Persecution of Christians

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Dilexi Te by Pope Leo XIV
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Encyclical Letter, Dilexit Nos - He Loved Us by Pope Francis
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Pope Benedict XIV
“The world of reason and the world of faith – the world of secular rationality and the world of religious belief – need one another and should not be afraid to enter into a profound and ongoing dialogue for the good of civilization.”

— Pope Benedict XVI
Address to the assembled parliamentarians, academic, & cultural leaders, London, 9/17/2010”
― Pope Benedict XIV

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