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Video: Sirico On Pope Francis’ Address To Congress – Fox Business Channel
Video: Sirico On Pope Francis’ Address To Congress – Fox Business Channel
Jan 4, 2025 12:33 AM

Acton Institute President Rev. Robert A. Sirico had the privilege of attending the special joint session of Congress today as the guest of Michigan Representative Bill Huizenga; after Pope Francis’ address, he was asked for his take by Neil Cavuto on the Fox Business Channel; the video is available below. And of course, be sure to monitor our special page covering Laudeto Si’, the pope’s visit to the United States, and the news and perspectives surrounding his pontificate for all the latest developments.

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