00:00Mr. President, the dignity of the person finds concrete expression in the fundamental human rights and freedoms,
00:09which are inviolable, since they are inherent in the human person and in human dignity.
00:19Particular attention must be paid to those categories of persons most at risk,
00:24those in the womb, the elderly, the disabled, the sick, refugees and migrants,
00:33the unemployed, the marginalized, the lonely, and those living under condition of extreme poverty, violence or conflict.
00:43Among these fundamental rights, religious freedom occupies a privileged place.
00:50It is not a secondary liberty, but an essential dimension of the human person.
00:57Tragically, Christians in many parts of the world continue to suffer discrimination, violence, and outright persecution.
01:07And while condemning all forms of religious discrimination,
01:12the Holy See raises its voice on behalf of these brothers and sisters,
01:17not in a spirit of exclusive advocacy,
01:21but because the defense of any one community's freedom strengthens the freedom of all.
01:29And while condemning all forms of religious discrimination,
01:29So, if you look at each other,
01:30you're beginning to try the same Radian.
01:30to lack of difference in a spiritual,
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