The young adults I am meeting represent Generation Z. They grew up in a world shaped by smartphones, constant connectivity, and instant access to information. They are often described as anxious, distracted, or disillusioned. But what I have encountered is something far richer and far more hopeful. Again and again, I have met young women and men with a genuine heart for God, a desire to serve the common good through great leadership, and a longing for lives of purpose that extend beyond personal success or self-expression.
