Global Insider: Vatican Remains an Active Player in Global Diplomacy
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Pope Benedict XVI traveled to Lebanon earlier this month, where he addressed a the conflict in Syria at heavily attended mass and met with Lebanon’s political leaders. In an email interview, Samuel Gregg, director of research at the Acton Institute, discussed Vatican foreign policymaking.
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