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    "text": "Pope Francis radiated a warmth I think we can find in the #etymology of his title, \"pope\"—and in which we might also find hope-giving alternatives to the toxic masculinity so pervasive in our other world leaders.\n\nmashedradish.com/2025/04/22/p...",
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