Summary: <br> <a href="http://www.countryliving.com/home-design/g1887/tiny-house/">Tiny homes</a>—you’ve probably heard of them. They’re littered all over Instagram and Pinterest, and HGTV has dedicated a show to hunting them.<br> But what you probably haven’t heard about is how they could be a solution to end chronic homelessness.<br> This week we talk to Andrew Lunetta, a graduate of LeMoyne University, who is the executive director of A Tiny Home for Good. Only 27, Andrew “builds and manages safe, affordable and dignified housing for individuals facing homelessness in Syracuse, New York.” How does he do it?<br> In Signs of the Times, we discuss the first U.S.-born priest to be beatified, funeral Mass-crashing and the controversy around N.F.L. players taking a knee.<br> This week we’re giving away print copies of the latest issue of America if you leave us an iTunes review! To have one personally mailed to you, leave us a review on iTunes and send us an email at <a href="https://jesuitical.podbean.com/mailto:jesuitical@americamedia.org">jesuitical@americamedia.org</a> to let us know you did.<br> It’s a beautiful issue, chock full of great stories. The cover story on the Catholic Church in China is beautifully written and accompanies the documentary that we released this week. (Did I mention we have <a href="http://americamagazine.org/china-doc">a documentary out</a> on the Catholic Church in China? <a href="http://americamagazine.org/china-doc">Here’s a link</a> if you missed my previous pleas to watch it).<br> <br>
