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Well, that's right. In other areas, such as the environment. His first solo encyclical of his papacy was focused on the environment. It was about care for creation, which he said God created as good. And, you know, he focused on the environment because the poorest of the earth are most directly affected by environmental degradation. This was all connected for him.
Desertification, flooding led to famine and poverty. and people being displaced. And that leads to a global migrant crisis. So that leads back to his interest and concern about immigrants. In the area of politics, he weighed in just earlier this year, you know, when Vice President J.D.
Desertification, flooding led to famine and poverty. and people being displaced. And that leads to a global migrant crisis. So that leads back to his interest and concern about immigrants. In the area of politics, he weighed in just earlier this year, you know, when Vice President J.D.
Desertification, flooding led to famine and poverty. and people being displaced. And that leads to a global migrant crisis. So that leads back to his interest and concern about immigrants. In the area of politics, he weighed in just earlier this year, you know, when Vice President J.D.
Vance tried to say that Catholic teaching was to care for your family and your community before caring for others. And Pope Francis really called him to task for that. He said, care is not about concentric circles, that a Christian cares for the most in need first. And that means one should focus on migrants and refugees. Again, getting back to that theme of his.
Vance tried to say that Catholic teaching was to care for your family and your community before caring for others. And Pope Francis really called him to task for that. He said, care is not about concentric circles, that a Christian cares for the most in need first. And that means one should focus on migrants and refugees. Again, getting back to that theme of his.
Vance tried to say that Catholic teaching was to care for your family and your community before caring for others. And Pope Francis really called him to task for that. He said, care is not about concentric circles, that a Christian cares for the most in need first. And that means one should focus on migrants and refugees. Again, getting back to that theme of his.
Well, I think he'll be remembered as the first pope from the Americas, of course, the first pope from outside Europe in more than a thousand years. One of his legacies, I think, will be his openness to dialogue. You know, he just led this series of conversations within the church about how the church wants to exist, should exist, and should talk to itself, listen to the people in the pews.
Well, I think he'll be remembered as the first pope from the Americas, of course, the first pope from outside Europe in more than a thousand years. One of his legacies, I think, will be his openness to dialogue. You know, he just led this series of conversations within the church about how the church wants to exist, should exist, and should talk to itself, listen to the people in the pews.
Well, I think he'll be remembered as the first pope from the Americas, of course, the first pope from outside Europe in more than a thousand years. One of his legacies, I think, will be his openness to dialogue. You know, he just led this series of conversations within the church about how the church wants to exist, should exist, and should talk to itself, listen to the people in the pews.
It shouldn't be so top-down. but should be much more bottom-up. He had an amazing appeal to younger people. You know, when I would go out and talk to people of, you know, in their teens and 20s and early 30s, they really felt a connection to him. He was the pope of their life. I spoke with a number of younger Catholics who we'll hear from later today on All Things Considered about just that.
It shouldn't be so top-down. but should be much more bottom-up. He had an amazing appeal to younger people. You know, when I would go out and talk to people of, you know, in their teens and 20s and early 30s, they really felt a connection to him. He was the pope of their life. I spoke with a number of younger Catholics who we'll hear from later today on All Things Considered about just that.
It shouldn't be so top-down. but should be much more bottom-up. He had an amazing appeal to younger people. You know, when I would go out and talk to people of, you know, in their teens and 20s and early 30s, they really felt a connection to him. He was the pope of their life. I spoke with a number of younger Catholics who we'll hear from later today on All Things Considered about just that.
And then, you know, I also think of a return to the church. Many people who had left, say, under Christ, The previous pope, Pope Benedict, who was stricter, Francis brought them back to the church. He brought a great deal of openness to them.
And then, you know, I also think of a return to the church. Many people who had left, say, under Christ, The previous pope, Pope Benedict, who was stricter, Francis brought them back to the church. He brought a great deal of openness to them.
And then, you know, I also think of a return to the church. Many people who had left, say, under Christ, The previous pope, Pope Benedict, who was stricter, Francis brought them back to the church. He brought a great deal of openness to them.
You know, not just enormously popular among Catholics, but enormously popular with non-Catholics. He was a pastor first, and I think that really came through. A very different pope from Pope Benedict, who was much more top-down.
You know, not just enormously popular among Catholics, but enormously popular with non-Catholics. He was a pastor first, and I think that really came through. A very different pope from Pope Benedict, who was much more top-down.
You know, not just enormously popular among Catholics, but enormously popular with non-Catholics. He was a pastor first, and I think that really came through. A very different pope from Pope Benedict, who was much more top-down.
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