“God is communicating with you”: Pope Liu is a crowd of Chicago’s hometown and encourages them to make a change in the world

Pope Liu fourteenth shared a message of hope with his hometown in Chicago, where he encouraged the crowd to make a change in the world.

The American Pope appeared virtual on Saturday in the average field, the home of the South Sayed stadium to Chicago White Sox, the place that occupies a special place in his heart.

In his first speech to the United States since his election in May, he urged the crowd to meet “together in friendship” and “building society” and “we can also find a real meaning in our lives.”

The Pope called “the youth of the world” to find God in their hearts, and “growth in the company so that the beacon of hope is in our troubled world.”