Naomi Klein writes of Pope Francis’ encyclical on the environment in The New Yorker. She misunderstands a lot about the Catholic worldview. For example, “hating the things of earth and loving the things of heaven” is a statement about the values of people, vis a vis, the values of God. It’s not about hating Creation. After all, St. Francis is one of the most beloved Catholic saints. But Klein grasps the reason for Pope Francis’ optimism. She writes, “People of faith, particularly missionary faiths, believe deeply. . .  that all human beings are capable of profound change.” It’s in The New Yorker: A Radical Vision Vatican