The chairmen of the U.S. bishops’ committees on international policy and religious liberty are calling attention to the repression and persecution of religion as being detrimental to peace.
Religious Freedom
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“Religious freedom allows individuals and communities to seek the truth, to live it freely and to bear witness to it openly,” the pope said.
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