Sep 30, 2026 · 54 min · 8 segments
September 30, 2026 https://serve.castfire.com/audio/8708919/Mayor\_Brandon\_Johnson\_2026-09-30-215819.64kmono.mp3 City Club event description: ### Mayor Brandon Johnson, City of Chicago Brandon…
Brandon JohnsonGuestDan GibbonsHost
And there were a couple of entities that should have been recognized as well.
But we do have the civil rights organizations as well as the faith community that's also represented today.
still confronting the enduring consequences of slavery and disinvestment, there is clear more work for us to do.
It quickly became clear that he still carries those stories with him as well.
He asked urgent questions, wanting to know about families confronting rising costs, immigrants facing militarized enforcement, and communities fighting for safer neighborhoods, people looking for opportunity, to live in a city, but also wanting to make sure that the future of this city would allow them to afford to remain here.
He wanted to know what their lives look like today and what those in power were doing to help make their lives better.
The Pope's questions reaffirmed to me his commitment to loving the poor, the marginalized, and the abandoned particularly fiercely.
It is a directive that runs through every religious and community traditions.
Living a good life requires us to care for others and to focus our care where it is most needed, uplifting people who have been historically marginalized.
The Apostle Paul says, if you just bear with me, Reverend Hatch, I'm going to try to get this right, in 2 Corinthians, that whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously.
And there were a couple of entities that should have been recognized as well.
But we do have the civil rights organizations as well as the faith community that's also represented today.
still confronting the enduring consequences of slavery and disinvestment, there is clear more work for us to do.
It quickly became clear that he still carries those stories with him as well.
He asked urgent questions, wanting to know about families confronting rising costs, immigrants facing militarized enforcement, and communities fighting for safer neighborhoods, people looking for opportunity, to live in a city, but also wanting to make sure that the future of this city would allow them to afford to remain here.
He wanted to know what their lives look like today and what those in power were doing to help make their lives better.
The Pope's questions reaffirmed to me his commitment to loving the poor, the marginalized, and the abandoned particularly fiercely.
It is a directive that runs through every religious and community traditions.
Living a good life requires us to care for others and to focus our care where it is most needed, uplifting people who have been historically marginalized.
The Apostle Paul says, if you just bear with me, Reverend Hatch, I'm going to try to get this right, in 2 Corinthians, that whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously.
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