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Dr. Paul Farmer sits with a young leukemia patient, Marta Cassmand, in Cange, Haiti, in January 2004. Marta's father, Sanoit Valceus (foreground), had cut a tendon in his hand and was asking Farmer for advice. (Newscom/PSG/St. Petersburg Times)

Dr. Paul Farmer, aka 'kenosis man,' emptied himself in love and service to others

Appreciation: The late public health pioneer Paul Farmer is remembered by his spiritual director as a model of love and compassion for all of humanity. She asks, "Really, is it any wonder that his heart gave out?"

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Dr. Paul Farmer, aka 'kenosis man,' emptied himself in love and service to others

With Pope Francis' blessing, Catholics pressed Biden White House to waive vaccine patents

In Bridgeport, a microcosm of COVID-19's impact on America's poorest

'Bending the Arc' documents group's fight to save lives in developing countries

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