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Archbishop Gallagher to UN: Inalienable human rights must be defended
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Archbishop Gallagher to UN: Inalienable human rights must be defended
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January 29, 2021
CWN Editor s Note: “Nature is a common good that cannot become the prerogative of private companies, nor can it be managed as a state property entrusted exclusively to the action of governments,” said Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Vatican’s Secretary for Relations with States. “It is therefore important to think of new economic models that safeguard the environment and guarantee the dignity of every human person.”
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Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, Secretary for Relations with States within the Holy See’s Secretariat of State, at the Vatican Oct. 27, 2017. Credit: Daniel Ibáñez/CNA.
Rome Newsroom, Jan 27, 2021 / 07:04 am (CNA).- A Vatican official has encouraged Catholics to apply the Church’s social teaching to evaluate proposals for a “Green New Deal.”
Archbishop Paul Gallagher, the Vatican Secretary for Relations with States, reflected on topic in a Jan. 23 guest lecture for a course organized by the Centesimus Annus pro Pontifice Foundation on “The Church’s Social Doctrine for a Green New Deal.”
He pointed out that the philosophical underpinnings of some Green New Deal proposals contained a modern assumption that technological progress inevitably yields good results.
Senior Vatican official urges nations to ratify nuclear ban treaty: Mainichi interview
January 22, 2021 (Mainichi Japan)
Vatican Secretary for Relations with States Paul Richard Gallagher is seen in this November 2019 photo. (Mainichi/Hanayo Kuno) HIROSHIMA Ahead of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons going into effect on Jan. 22, the Mainichi Shimbun interviewed Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the secretary for relations with states of the Vatican the first state to ratify the treaty among 51 countries and regions that have done so. In his written response, Gallagher stated, The ultimate goal of the total elimination of nuclear weapons is both a challenge and a moral and humanitarian imperative, and called for countries that have not yet joined the treaty to ratify it.
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