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, the migration crisis, religiously-motivated violence and terrorism, and many other issues - must be to reach for the common good, intermediate inst… - Justin Welby
" ", the migration crisis, religiously-motivated violence and terrorism, and many other issues - must be to reach for the common good, intermediate institutions (schools, charities, companies, churches, , families above all) and subsidiarity, rather than the barriers of the past. We must eliminate the barriers, tear them down - but not erect others, even more dangerous. You may be sceptical of a British cleric talking about the common good and a shared vision for the next century - and with reason. To view the United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union as a raising of the drawbridge from all of our relationships with the European continent is something that none of us can afford. A vision for Europe must go beyond the boundaries of the European Union.
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GCVO PC (born 6 January 1956) is the 105th and the most senior bishop in the Church of England. Welby was the vicar of , , and most recently was the , serving for just over a year. As Archbishop of Canterbury he is the and the symbolic head of the worldwide .
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Justin Portal Welby
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Rt. Rev. Justin Portal Welby
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On the one hand we look at the progress since the war and see a huge increase in the material wellbeing in the vast majority of Europeans. But on the other we see policies that are pushing and keeping large sections of entire countries in increasingly desperate circumstances, with no apparent vision for how the circumstance might be overcome.
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When we look at the progress made since the end of the Second World War, it is hard to argue that economically, European cooperation has been anything other than a great success. Of course, since 2008, this has not been the whole story. In Southern Europe particularly, talk of economic success would be met with confusion and anger.
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