In August, 1940, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge stood on the floor of the United States Senate and quoted the following from the Episcopalian Bishop of Massachusetts: "If our civilization is to be a Christian civilization, then Christ must be behind and beneath it. The man or woman, however humble, who is by life and teaching, trying to lift just one person up to a finer character, is at the very heart of the movement for international peace." There was anger in the Congress at the time because President Roosevelt was seeking an unprecedented third term, Congress the day before had established the SEC, Americans' standard of living had declined precipitously from 1930 levels, and a year later America would enter WWII. The Bishop finished his remarks by quoting the Apostle John: "Little children, love one another." I'm not sure what any of it means, but I think Pope Francis is talking about it.