Cardinal Blase Cupich

Cardinal Blaise Cupich, the Archbishop of Chicago and a key figure in the U.S. Catholic Church, takes on the contentious immigration issue sparked by Operation Midway Blitz. He discusses the Church's wrongful treatment of undocumented migrants, emphasizing the need for humane policies while still securing borders. Cupich critiques the current enforcement tactics, highlighting the struggles of local communities and the Church's commitment to pastoral care. He also reflects on the Pope's influence in shaping the bishops' advocacy for migrants' rights.

Join Cardinal Blase Cupich, Archbishop of Chicago, as he reflects on Pope Francis's impactful leadership during his tumultuous papacy. Philip Pulilla, the first journalist to interview him, shares unique insights into the Pope's legacy. Christopher Lamb dives into Francis's commitment to social justice, humility, and efforts to bridge divides within the Church. They discuss the Pope's focus on the marginalized, his environmental advocacy, and the future challenges faced by his successor, all while highlighting the deep sorrow felt in Vatican City after his passing.