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On June 3, 2014, speaking at Catholic University of America, then Archbishop of Spokane Blase Cupich provided the following response to a talk by Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga.
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<p>On June 3, 2014, speaking at Catholic University of America, then Archbishop of Spokane Blase Cupich provided the following response to a talk by Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga.<span> </span>In his address Archbishop Cupich makes clear the diametrical opposition between libertarianism and Catholic Social Thought in the context of a very helpful exposition of the thinking of Pope Francis and its high consistency with the teaching of his two predecessors Saint Pope John Paul II and Benedict XVI:</p>
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