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After saying Catholics don’t need to breed “like rabbits,” Pope Francis hailed big families in the Philippines. During his weekly general audience in the Vatican City, the Pope said it was “a reason for consolation and hope to see so many numerous families who welcome each child as a gift of God.” Francis said poverty was caused not by big families but by an “economic system” that “has replaced man with god of money.” The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines took time to explain the controversial “rabbits” remarks of the Pope, saying that his message was simply about responsible parenthood.
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