Conversation Connecticut: Father Joseph Farrell from the Vatican discusses Pope Leo XIV
Father Farrell says he has known Pope Leo XIV for years.
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3h agoIn today's "Conversation Connecticut," News 12's Rebecca Surran welcomes Father Joseph Farrell, vicar general of the Order of St. Augustine from the Vatican.
Father Farrell has known Pope Leo XIV for years. He talks about what can be expected from the pope and the challenges facing the Catholic church.
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