By LiCAS.news
THE head of the International Movement of Catholic Students (IMCS) Pax Romana said Pope Francis’ message during a private audience has reignited a sense of purpose.
“His call for young people to be protagonists of social change resonated with me, especially given the diverse challenges young people face in Asia,” said William Nokrek, International President of the organization.
Nokrek said the pontiff’s words reminded him “that our mission is not only to educate but to empower students to take meaningful action—whether it’s in addressing human rights, poverty, or environmental justice. Together, we can build a future rooted in peace, justice, and dignity.”
During a private audience with members of the IMCS Pax Romana, Pope Francis praised the group’s commitment to social justice and integral human development, urging young people to become champions of charity and service.
Drawing from reflections of the 2018 Synod on Young People, the Pope encouraged the youth to continue working toward a more compassionate and just world.
“Your presence and activity – whether in academic settings, workplaces, or city streets – serve this end by working to sculpt a more compassionate, harmonious, and fraternal world,” the prelate said.
Continue reading in LiCAS.news.
