Cardinal Czerny on Pope Francis and the disputed legacy of Vatican II (FULL INTERVIEW)

On the “Jesuitical” podcast, Zac David and producer Sebastian Gomes talk with Cardinal Michael Czerny, S.J., who leads the Vatican’s department for social justice and human development. Cardinal Czerny is also the co-author of the new book "Siblings All, Sign of the Times: The Social Teaching of Pope Francis".
Topics include:
0:00 - Being a bishop for one day
2:25 - What it's like to work closely with Pope Francis
4:06 - The most significant reform of the Vatican under Pope Francis
10:15 - The story of the Cardinal's wooden pectoral cross
12:21 - The disputed legacy of Vatican II
24:28 - How Pope Francis has developed the church’s social teaching on climate change-and everything else
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[@davidpescod7573]

A brilliant and illuminating conversation. Many thanks, Cardinal Czerny

[@charleshofman7637]

He is brilliant...typical Jesuit sense of humour

[@user-gx8nf8cf9s]

Thanks 👍

[@DaniloSoares-tp7sy]

Thanks

[@mr.michaelshaughnessy7497]

Thank you! What a joy!

[@nicholasdasilva9]

America always interviewing the coolest bishops and cardinals.

[@YvonneZarowny]

A bit of a snooze. Michael says some good stuff - however - he is not an energetic or inspiring speaker. Fortunately he is a superb organizer, can see challenges and sets about addressing these challeges in a manner that brings into lived reality sustainable life with dignity for all God's creation. Nice tid-bits to dig out of this interview.

[@joan5856]

Why does a priest get jumped up to a Cardinal after been consecrated a bishop for plus minus two weeks?

[@Abraham-uk4xy]

It was not even plus minus two weeks. He was a bishop for a day. The next day he was created cardinal.

[@YvonneZarowny]

Also - as far as listen listen listen - that is inconsistent with dialogue. Dialogue is about creating a flow between at least two 'logic systems' or 'logos'. Not impressed.

[@Abraham-uk4xy]

What's wrong with being a Jesuit and a cardinal? There were several, Marini and Foster Dulles son, Avery Dulles who was raised from priest to cardinal.
This cardinal is papabili for 3years after which he turns 80.
Maybe they can get better presenters?