Cardinal Peter Turkson, prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, recently spoke at Georgetown University.

You can watch the full video here:

And here are a few highlights:

.@CardinalTurkson: There is a new type of moral leadership that exists now under Pope Francis…He’s the leader we need for the Church.

— Robert Christian (@RGC3) May 31, 2017

.@CardinalTurkson: Pope Francis wears the same cross now that he was wearing when he was elected. #CSTmatters

— Robert Christian (@RGC3) May 31, 2017

Pope Francis: Concern for the poor and concern for the earth are two core injustices that are crying to be heard #CSTMatters pic.twitter.com/mVHVo6og6Y

— Center of Concern (@CenterofConcern) May 31, 2017

.@CardinalTurkson: Concern for the poor and concern for the earth are what motivated Pope Francis to write #LaudatoSi. #CSTmatters

— Robert Christian (@RGC3) May 31, 2017

.@CardinalTurkson: The guiding principle of Pope Francis is the human person must be at the center of all human engagements. #CSTmatters

— Robert Christian (@RGC3) May 31, 2017

The principle of human dignity at the core of the #refugeecrisis @CardinalTurkson @GUcstpubliclife #CSTMatters pic.twitter.com/wrvLZvsdIe

— Giulia McPherson (@GiuliaMcPherson) May 31, 2017

.@CardinalTurkson: When the centrality of the human person is replaced by profit or gain, Pope Francis is against it. #CSTmatters

— Robert Christian (@RGC3) May 31, 2017

.@CardinalTurkson: The greatest threat to achieving the sustainable development goals is conflict. #CSTmatters

— Robert Christian (@RGC3) May 31, 2017