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this morning, i spoke with the archbishop of washington cardinal donald wuerl, aboutthe pope's encylical. we met at the national press club. your eminence, cardinal donald wuerl, thank you for speaking with us. >> judy it's a pleasure to be here. >> woodruff: why did pope francis want to devote an entire encylical to the environment, to climate change? >> what he is doing, i believe, is calling all of us to recognize that there are serious problems. there are serious problems that have to do with the environment, that have to do with the way in which we live and consume. and he's asking all of us to take a look at the world around us and what do we have to do to see that our which children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren will have the benefit of this magnificent creation that we enjoy. it & so he's giving this call to everybody to participate in a discussion on how do we best serve one another in our home which is this planet? i think the starting point is thecognition the earth is our common home. this is where we all live. >> woodruff: how does he see the connection between c

cardinal donald wuerl archbishop of washington joined us. your eminence welcome back. >> thank you. good to be here with you, chris. >> pope francis puts it in the starkest terms. he says that we are turning our precious earth into quote, an immense pile of filth and he says that much of it is because of human activity. and he basically says it's a moral issue now. >> and it really is. and i think one of the really strong parts of this encyclical is he starts with what we're all aware of. what's going on around the world. the diminishment of water. the fact that we're destroying the rainforest. all of these terrible, terrible things. we're all aware of that and the suffering of poor people because of this. but then he goes on to say, i invite everybody. i invite people in every walk of life those who have authority over so many areas of life to come together and talk about how we resolve, how we face how we address. and then he says and we bring a moral dimension. that's what the church brings. that's what he brings to this discussion. >> the pope frames this as part of his -- i thi

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cardinal donald wuerl presided.rk on their journey. >> it falls to each priest to be the face of god's mercy, the perennial reflection of god's love, to a world facing so many questions, dilemmas, and challenges that ultimately find their answers only in god. >> they pledged obedience to the church and were blessed by the priests who were present. >>> pope francis is in italy today. he visited the shroud of turren and presided over a mass as well. >>> sign up for free cpr classes in the district. the spaces are limited. >> reporter: june is national safety month and serve d.c. the office of volunteerism is offering first-aid and cpr classes through the fresh summer of training program. now through september free cpr classes will be offered to the first 100 residents in each of the district's eight wards. the goal is to have residents better prepared to respond to medical emergencies in their communities. to sign up for the training closest to you visit www.servedc.gov. happy father's day. >>> it is also internationa