US EditionImmigration and religious freedom: Pope Francis' historic address to Congress in 2015
- Pope Francis was the only pontiff to address a joint session of Congress, according to the House of Representatives website.
- In his speech, Pope Francis highlighted immigrants' pursuit of the American Dream, stating, "In recent centuries, millions of people have come to this land pursuing the dream of being able to build their own future in freedom."
- He urged legislators to focus on the common good, emphasizing that they are called to "defend and safeguard the dignity of your fellow citizens in the constant and demanding pursuit of the common good."
- Politicians must care for vulnerable people, as reiterated by Pope Francis, who noted, "Legislative activity is always based on caring for the people.
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The most recent Bishop of Rome left a legacy in the U.S. legislature. Pope Francis was the only pontiff to participate in a joint session of Congress, according to the House of Representatives website. Hours after his death, political leaders in Washington, D.C., expressed their condolences for the passing of the supreme pontiff. Vice President JD Vance, who briefly exchanged greetings with the pope on Easter Sunday, shared the significance of t…
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