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La famille a été le cadre où transmettre la foi, les vertus humaines, la culture du travail, le respect des aînés, la défense de la vie et la fidélité à la parole donnée. Ne vous résignez pas face aux voies qui ne cessent de répéter que la famille chrétienne est dépassée ; au contraire, aujourd’hui plus que jamais, elle représente un pilier au milieu des nombreuses précarités de notre époque. #VoyageApostolique #Argentine
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Low- and middle-income countries paid $436 billion more in principal and interest between 2022-25 than they received in new financing.
Access to finance has improved. But the price of it remains high.
What does our new International Debt Report reveal?: blogs.worldbank.org/en/opend…
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What happens to our health when trust in science breaks down? Our everyday health is compromised.
Science needs people to shape it, question it, engage with it.
So, join the Together for Science and Health movement to help advance:
- Science that answers the needs of society
- Science-informed policy
- Clear, trusted science communication
Learn more: bit.ly/4k7hcU7
#StandWithScience
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St Leo the Great, pray for Us! During the Council of Chalcedon in 451, the gathering of bishops were so moved by Leo's written explanations of the faith that they declared they had heard “St. Peter speaking through Leo,” calling him the “voice of Peter.” bit.ly/43kYyP5
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Our common future depends on sustainable funding for science.
Tuesday is World #ScienceDay for Peace & Development, an opportunity to highlight the importance and relevance of science in society and our daily lives.
un.org/en/observances/world-…
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Medicines safety starts with you and me.
Whether you’re a patient, healthcare professional, regulator, or company, we all have the power to make medicines safer bit.ly/4ktzgYr
#MedSafetyWeek
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Science is essential to understanding our world and building a better future for all people.
This International Week of Science and Peace, explore the vital connection between science, technology and peace: un.org/en/observances/world-…
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"Democratic governance has helped deliver freedom and dignity to billions across the globe. But it is far from universal, and in many places, it is under growing strain.
Democracy is never a given: It is something we build and sustain together."
- @antonioguterres
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Climate change is making us sick. 🤧
🦠 Malnutrition, mental health risks, and rise in diseases are made worse by #ClimateChange
⚖️ Communities least responsible for climate change bear the heaviest burden of its impacts, including health risks
📣 But there is good news! Climate action can improve health and save lives.
✨ By investing in clean air, clean energy and sustainable transport, we can protect the planet and our health
More on #COP31 bit.ly/WHOatCOP31
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St. Theodore of Amasea (Theodore the Recruit) St. Gregory of Nyssa preached about his intercession. In battle thus he became known as the dragon-slayer & warrior saint & was adopted as the patron of the crusaders. bit.ly/2WKTbKf
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Replying to @Pontifex
Your friends the Musl1ms enslaved many tens of thousands of Christians to row their warships in chains up until the battle of Lepanto when our Catholic Navy defeated them despite being outnumbered. 15,000 were freed. Hopefully this is not the kind of work you’re referring to?
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Through work, one develops as a person, provides for family needs, expresses one’s own talent, participates in social life, and builds a better world by collaborating in God’s creative work. The real challenge is to offer everyone opportunities to make the most of their abilities. Unemployment, exploitation, and working conditions that endanger health and life itself are unacceptable (Gaudium et Spes, 67). #GeneralAudience
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St. Charles Borromeo, pray for us! A Cardinal & Archbishop of Milan, a true reformer in the troubled 16c. He promoted the rosary, religious education & Church architecture etc. A great preacher despite a speech impediment. Patron of catechists. bit.ly/3ovfv5N
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Science helps us understand how changes in our environment, food systems, animal populations and human activity can affect health.
Stand with science. Follow the evidence.
#OneHealth #StandWithScience


































