What Middle-Schoolers Think of Pope Francis

WNYC Digital | Sep 24, 2015

Middle-schoolers and Pope Francis have a lot in common. They love animals. They're anti-mafia. And they have some pretty enlightened ideas about what it means to be compassionate.

We talked to a group of students at Saint Saviour Catholic Academy in Park Slope, Brooklyn, about the "People's Pope," and what big issues he should take on. 

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