Actor and environmental activist Arnold Schwarzenegger flew in to join Pope Leo XIV in Rome on Tuesday to address a climate conference and deliver a message for all the Catholics in the world that the time has come to “terminate climate change.”
AFP reports the three-day gathering marks the 10th anniversary of late Pope Francis’s landmark climate manifesto “Laudato Si”, an appeal for action on human-caused global warming.
“We have to work together. You have 1.4 billion Catholics in the world, and you have 200,000 churches, and you have approximately 400,000 priests. Imagine the power of communication,” Schwarzenegger added.
“Every single one of…
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