Most people picture history's greatest figures through a single, well-worn lens: the fearless composer, the cold-eyed president, the detached genius. That image can feel almost carved in stone. Then a ...

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Pope Leo XIV draws upon a wide range of sources for inspiration in “Magnifica Humanitas,” beyond the strictly ecclesial sphere.

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