in creating. and so there is a role for us to be able to work together through the instruments of self-government, where necessary, to provide those new jobs and the new training and get the economy going again by putting people to work and helping to make this transition. mr. vice president, i want you to meet father john rausch, catholic priest in the appalachian mountains of kentucky and a member of the glen mary hope missionaries. fare, welcome. thank you very much. vice president gore, as a priest living in central appalachia, i ve come to realize that the climate crisis i believe is a crisis in spirituality. yeah. i mean by spirituality a connectedness, a spiritual connectedness that we all are connected. we are connected to nature. we re also connected to god. okay. appalachia has really fueled the
the instruments of self-government, where necessary, to provide those new jobs and the new training and get the economy going again by putting people to work and helping to make this transition. mr. vice president, i want you to meet father john raush, catholic priest in the appalachian mountains of connecticut. father roush, welcome. thank ryou very much. vice president gore, as a priest living in central appalachia, i ve come to realize that the climate crisis i believe is a crisis in spirituality. yeah. i mean by spirituality a connectedness, a spiritual connectedness that we all are connected. we are connected to nature. we re also connected to god. okay. an la appalachia has fueled the prosperity of america for a long time through coal and natural resources. many people in appalachia have done really well by that and we have some very terrific middle