These young Catholics told Pope Francis how they feel about climate change–and he listened.

If you had a chance to ask Pope Francis one question, what would it
be? That was not a hypothetical question for this week’s guests.
Emily Burke and Henry Glynn are two of the students who were
selected to take part in “Building Bridges North-South: A Synodal
Encounter Between Pope Francis and University Students,” hosted by
Loyola University Chicago. The conversation centered on migration,
and Emily and Henry used their time with Francis to talk about
climate change refugees.  We ask these young climate activists
what it was likely to speak with the pope, how they hope to get
more members of the U.S. church, including priests and bishops, to
make the climate a priority and how they stay hopeful in their
fight for the planet. In Signs of the Times, Zac and Ashley discuss
the German Synodal Path—and the bishops who are concerned it could
lead to schism.  Links from the show: The German Synodal Way,
Explained 74 bishops sign open letter warning of German Synodal
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