Six months ago, Pope Francis essentially dropped the microphone with his call for environmental justice, and now he’s at it again. This time, the Vatican wanted to create a spectacle. So, it used 50 projectors to display the faces of endangered and extinct animals on the front of St. Peter’s Basilica.
The goal was to shine a spotlight on environmental issues like climate change that are facing the planet and its inhabitants.
And to call on the world’s leaders to do their part. The Vatican teamed up with the makers of “Racing Extinction,” who have brought their state-of-the-art projection system to iconic buildings around the world.