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Ben Wilson, SCIAF's Director of Public Engagement, wrote this article that featured in The Herald on why Pope Francis was brave ...

Ben Wilson, SCIAF's Director of Public Engagement, wrote this article that featured in The Herald on why Pope Francis was brave to ask uncomfortable questions.
He said:
"[Pope Francis] was truly a remarkable figure, a tremendous communicator, and a towering voice for social, political and economic justice. A Pope for our time, Francis was not only a pastor but a prophetic leader, able to look long into the future of humanity — an advocate, a campaigner, and a searing critic of the inequality and injustice that defines so much of our world today. "
Read the whole article today: https://pulse.ly/5n1k7xjx37
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