at that time, but was actually the first pope, the pope of rome, and saint john paul ii, then with all the popes we have a lot of historical facts and stories that were very very evil, both from the point of view of the inquisition and from the point of view of adolf hitler, the best friend of all catholics and many other scandalous things that are wrong with the roman popes, why only two... i can remember, maybe i'm bad memory, to which christians in all corners of the planet do not have any claims, and with others something was always wrong, well, probably good popes, let's say there were more than two, obviously, here, and we remember when during the time after , during the second world war , ukrainian prisoners of war, in particular... members of the ukrainian division who were in rome, the actual intervention of the pope saved them, they were not sent to siberia, to russia, to the soviet union, well, that is, of course, this is a little generalization, perhaps, in my opinion, the problem is that the pope, in addition to what is the spiritual leader of one of the greatest religions

the pope made another statement about the war in ukraine. let's listen. we pray for peace in long-suffering ukraine and the holy land. let the fighting stop as soon as possible. actions that cause enormous suffering to the civilian population. so he called for an end to the war. however, the ukrainian authorities also reacted to the words about the white flag. for example, in response , volodymyr zelenskyi said that russian murderers and torturers do not go further in europe only because they are restrained by ukrainian men and women with weapons in their hands and under the blue and yellow flag. during the full-scale invasion of the word or. it is not the first time that the ideas of pope francis have been criticized in ukraine. for example, in april of the 22nd year , a scandal arose in society because of the idea of ​​a procession in rome. during the procession , a ukrainian and a russian woman carried the cross, so you can see this photo now. and then people were outraged by the comparison of the sufferings of the two peoples, and in aug

, even to the previous popes, now we know them, although we believe that they are vicars.n earth, but we treat them with the understanding that they are living people, that they also have this opportunity to make mistakes, and by the way, we forgive them these mistakes, because all people are sinful, including the popes can also sin somewhere, you know, this is a certain test, probably for the strength of your faith, if, because of what the pope said, you actually renounce your faith in... jesus christ, your faith in the lord god, then your faith is useless, then you are some kind of ritualist and there a cultivator who threw himself only at the head of his church, at the same time did not understand the entire depth of that faith, christianity , in particular, did not study this faith well and deeply, if you like such statements, situational popes completely change your perception of those commandments that we ... left by jesus christ. thank you, lyudmila filipovych, religious scholar and doctor of philosophy, professor at the grigory skovoroda institute of philosophy of

do so in the pope mobile.'re going to get and it's great but also all joking aside the history of rome and the history of italy the history of the vatican the history of europe. it's a humbling experience. my problems are not that big when you compare my life my history to what christians have really suffered throughout just an example when you go to the vatican and i hope all of our listeners and viewers get a chance to do that in their lifetime but when you see the list of all the first popes, all of them for the first 300 years almost without exception were murdered because of their faith. that's not something you want to be elected to and get the leaders of the christian church or the catholic church it was just the christian church for a very long time until the schism between east and the west and eventually the reformation. it was just a christian church in the catholic church and the leaders of the church and many others died for their faith. our suffering today is rather small in comparison. >> any fi

the pope, we have talked about it more than once, the pope is from argentina , the pope is pro-russian is the one who really likes russian culture, dostoevsky, fat, the pope is a pacifist, the pope is actually left-wing in his views on world politics, he is one, well, he is actually the first such pope, and this means that our policy as... which we conduct abroad, it still loses, the world is all does not yet understand ukraine, the world still does not know what ukraine is, still perceives it as part of russia, part of that soviet union, that soviet legacy, so we must, our voice in the world must sound louder, we must, but for that, in order to explain to the world who we are, we ourselves, first of all, have to give for ourselves the answer to myself, who are we, that there is such a problem , that again, a ukrainian diplomat also recently wrote about this, that she once met with very high people there not so long ago, where they discussed exactly the position of the pope, where there were different princes and so on, and the story is that we should have more contacts, all ukrainians

the pope called for courage and to raise the white flag.sed anger, especially his statement that ukraine should begin a negotiation process with russia, which has occupied large territories over these 2 years. foreign minister dmytro kuleba wrote on his account on the x platform that the ukrainian flag has yellow and blue colors and ukrainians will never raise any other flag. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky also rejected the appeal of the pope as a possible mediator. ukraine's leaders have decisively rejected pope francis' offer to negotiate with russia to end the war. the pontiff's words about the white flag aroused particular contempt. in kiev they said that the country would never surrender; president vladimir zelensky responded to the pope without mentioning his name. i say this to everyone. life and humanity, supported by prayer and conversation and action, this is what a church with people is, and not 2,500 km away, somewhere out there, engaged in virtual mediation between those who want to live and to those who want to destroy

reactions to the pope's statement and what is behind it ? soldiers from nato countries are already in ukraine - said the minister of foreign affairs of poland , radoslav sikorskyi. he thanked the countries that - i quote: take this risk. but did not begin to list them, what is it about, what can the discussion of the leaders of the eu countries about foreign troops in ukraine lead to? system read and do it loudly, - said the general director of the tylu state operator arsen jumadilo. he claims that they are trying to discredit and disrupt the reform of food procurement for the military. who does this? at the same time, dzhumadilov himself is criticized for the failed reform, so what is happening with procurement for the armed forces. we talk about events in ukraine about... important statements and the situation at the front every weekday from 9:00 a.m. subscribe to the radio svoboda channel so you don't miss important broadcasts. nato soldiers from nato countries are already in ukraine. this statement was made by the minister minister of fo

valid criticism of the pope's words about negotiations with the russian federation., no, everything is quite simple on youtube, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphones and vote. if you think that the criticism of the pope's words about negotiations with the russian federation is valid. 0800 2111-381, no 0800 211-382. all calls to these the numbers are free, call, at the end of the program we will summarize it. voting. next, we have viktor yagun, major general of the sbu zapasu, deputy head of the sbu in 2014-15. mr. general, i welcome you, thank you for being with us today. good health. the new york times writes that the administration of the president of the united states of america at the end of 2022 was developing an action plan in response to russia's possible use of nuclear weapons in ukraine. about this. this is a respectable publication. representatives of the administration said that the united states' response should be non-nuclear, but they quickly added that it would have to be some kind of dramatic response, perhaps even a conventional strike agai

why do you think the pope never names. putin and russia as aggressors who are waging this war and not appeal directly to them to end the war? well, once he said something like that, in fact, he did not address them, because he really tries to compare or equate the aggressor and the victim, something that in general infuriates all christians. uh, when we talk about the pope, we need to understand several extremely important things, because in ukraine there are a lot of catholics, and roman rite, and eastern rite, greek catholics and... a lot of people immediately start accusing the greek catholics and to say that they should change the church. so, for faithful catholics, the pope's words are a truly important truth only when he speaks about matters of faith, about matters of theology. any of his political statements are his opinion, and the faithful of the catholic church have the right to disagree with him, and for the most part they do not agree. we have seen the statement of his beatitude sviatoslav, which he announced i

the vatican assures that pope francis did not mean the capitulation of ukraine. holy see plays along with the kremlin. dramatic reaction. the white house was developing a response plan to a russian nuclear attack on ukraine. does russia have the resources for a long conventional war? zaluzhnyi's business trip to london, an honorary international mission or the political exile of a competitor. how many generals are still waiting to be dismissed according to the conclusion vlk? over the next hour, we will talk about this and other things with our guests, diplomat-politician volodymyr ogryysk, sbu general viktor yagun, and political expert viktor boberenko. in the second part of our program, which will start in an hour. we talk about russian fascism, the vatican, shabunin's two criminal cases, and whether god rules russia. however, before starting our conversation, i suggest you take a look. video of how the ukrainian military destroyed an entire enemy column. drone operators of the third brigades of the operational assignment of the national guard named after colon

well, it seems to me that we have to understand that the position of the pope, the post of the pope, to a certain extent still remains political, and the political post, and er. this particular roman pope, he probably represents the entire ideology, ideological, ideological approaches of this so-called global rooster, which is not aware of this, well, this evil, which the russian federation carries with it, and does not want to see it, even when it manifests itself. in the harshest catastrophic ones such things that russia has been doing on the territory of ukraine not only for the last two years, but for all 10 years during which this war has been going on. and in fact, i am sorry that the pontiff turns out to be such a weak political figure and is a hostage of some of his own, probably ahead.' ideas about the world, and besides, i think that to a certain extent, somewhere , probably, we, as ukraine, and as a state, and perhaps as churches, are not finishing up with this work with this pope, which would be important to have there in place, well, such an active ukrainian presence tha

let's talk about what the pope said and how these his words were interpreted in ukraine and the world. however let's start our conversation with general zaluzhnyi. we know, friends, that on march 7 , president zelenskyi announced that the former commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, zaluzhny, would be appointed ambassador of ukraine to great britain. exactly one month ago. on february 8, 2024, president zelensky signed a decree on the dismissal of general zaluzhny from the post of commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine. there was quite a big resonance, quite a big reaction among ukrainians to this dismissal, since general zaluzhnyi is a people's favorite, and about this all the sociological polls of the last two years testify. general zaluzhny. more than 90% of citizens, and this is a fairly high rating of trust, both in the military and as a person on whom the future of the ukrainian state depends, and suddenly, after president zelenskyi announced the appointment of the honorable ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to great britain, information appear

the vatican assures that pope francis did not mean the capitulation of ukraine. why does the holy see play along with the kremlin. dramatic reaction. the white house was developing. responses to the russian nuclear strike on ukraine: does russia have the resources for a long conventional war? a business trip to london, an honorary international mission or political exile of a competitor? how many generals are still awaiting dismissal according to the conclusion of the vlk? about this and other things, in the next one we talk for hours with our guests, with the diplomat-politician volodymyr ogryysk, general of the sbu viktor. yagun and political expert viktor boberenko. in the second part of our program, which will begin in an hour, we will talk about russian fascism, the vatican, shabunin's two criminal cases, and whether russia is ruled by god. however, before starting our conversation, i suggest watching a video of how the ukrainian military destroyed an entire enemy column. drone operators of the third operational brigade of the national guards named after col

the press service of the vatican explained these words of the pope as follows: the pontiff calls forsefire and the resumption of negotiations, and not to ukraine. however, peace negotiations with russia in the current situation are already the capitulation of ukraine. if the vatican does not understand this, if the holy see does not have this, then in such a situation they play on the side of the kremlin grandfathers, and first of all , vladimir putin. we understand that in this situation the holy see should articulate its position more clearly: russia should leave ukraine, russia should stop the war in ukraine, russia should stop killing ukrainians, because that is how it should be. and so the holy see believes, but the pope during the last two years, francis has not said a single word about putin, about how putin should behave in this situation, about the fact that russia is an occupier and an aggressor. instead, the pope praised russian culture in an online conference and told the young russians who are coming here to kill us, told them what a great culture they have, as he wanted

pope francis is very reminiscent of one of his predecessors, pope pius xii, who in the 1939-40s tried to negotiate with mussolini and hitler and in fact , he repeated practically the same mantras: it is necessary to sit down at the transition table, it is necessary to agree on something, he agreed on something there with ribbentrop in the 40th year, then the nazis went further and holland and france was captured, well, that is this story... it is repeated, mrs. ivanna, why , in particular, the holy see does not teach this story, why the pope, knowingly or unknowingly, god knows, is playing along with the russian federation and putin, why can't he clearly say: here is a killer country, here is a country that suffers from the aggression of the russian federation, what prevents him from doing this? well, it seems to me that we should understand that the position of the pope, the post of the pope, and to some extent it still remains a political, political post, and this specific the pope of rome, he probably represents the entire ideology, ideological, ideological approaches of this so-ca

as for the reasons why the pope says this, well, the pope belongs to such an interesting order of the jesuits, and he is the first jesuit pope in history, we have heard a lot about the jesuits from the ukrainian classics of history, and it is no coincidence that the jesuits were never popes, because for they are very often, let's say, the goal is the means are more important than the goal, for many they are more important than the values, the jesuits perfectly understand that the majority of the faithful of their church is the so-called global south, and... the south largely depends on russia, it china, where they hope, where there is simply a very large population, and china also has conversations with russia, and therefore the pope, from my point of view , is largely expressing the vision of his order, but not even of the entire catholic church, although he speaks on behalf of this entire church, and this is definitely such a very dangerous situation, but how dangerous is it, it is unpleasant, i would say for the future catholic church, which exists... for so many years and carries

pope's message or mr. pope's interview should be seen more than this. a human looked.er, it is true that 2 years have passed since this war , but the casualty statistics of this war, although there are no exact statistics yet, but if we consider it average. in the middle of these statistics , let's take into account the number of casualties on both sides it means high human casualties . anyway, this is a war that is on the continent of europe. anyway , i don't know how europe is leading itself. civility and what, or the same programs that we hear more often in the media now . we know that one side is this, the other is anyway, the catholic pope wants some kind of mediation or a message. facing the orthodox world , in any case, orthodox russia and ukraine, which are mostly orthodox, are together, which means that the conflict around the black sea is a geographic conflict, which is always a place of collision or a place of so-called convergence, synergy, or sometimes the difference between civilizations. yes, there are different cultures and religions . i think mr. pope'

well, it seems to me that we have to understand that the position of the pope, the position of the poped to some extent it still remains a political, political post, and this particular roman pope, he probably represents the entire ideology, ideological, ideological approaches of this so- called global rooster, which is not unaware of this, well, this evil. which the russian federation carries with it, and does not want it to see, even when it manifests itself in the most cruel, catastrophic things that russia is doing on the territory of ukraine, not only the last two years, all 10 years during which this war has been going on, and in fact i am sorry that the pontiff ... it turns out such a weak political figure and is a hostage of some of his own, probably preliminary ideas about the world, and besides, i think that to a certain extent somewhere, for sure we, as ukraine, and as a state, and maybe as churches, are not finishing up with in this work with this pope roman, that it would be important to have such an active ukrainian in place there. a presence that could make arguments, giv

they deny opposing what the pope said or other reasons and factors . yes, you should include the pope's comment in the puzzle of accompanying the countries against the war. actually, the pope had the duty to consider ukraine's withdrawal from the war as a dignified thing for the europeans, and of course he was opposed a lot. regarding your second question, i must say that the western front is at a crossroads in the war in ukraine. if the defeat of ukraine is accepted, analysts say that this is the beginning of the decline of the power of the west against the emerging global powers. this failure will bring civilization to europe, if they want to continue the war, because there are no positive signs in the war for them, practically , it will not achieve anything for europe other than economic and military losses. it does not exist and there are no effective options on the european table. and the west, unfortunately, it can be said in a way that it is caught in a strategic confusion in the ukraine war, and in a way, it shows that there has been a deep wav

as for the reasons why the pope says this, well, the pope belongs to such an interesting jesuit ordertory, we have heard a lot about the jesuits from ukrainian history classics, and it is no coincidence jesuits have never been popes, because for them very often, let's say, the end - the means are more important than the end, for many they are more important than values, and the jesuits understand perfectly well that the majority of the faithful of their church is the so-called global south, and the global south is largely dependent on russia, it's china where they hope, just a very large population, and china also has talks with russia, and so the pope, from my point of view, is largely expressing the vision of his order, but not even the whole of the catholic church, although on behalf of this whole church says, and this is definitely such a very dangerous situation, but how dangerous it is, it is unpleasant, i would say for the future of the catholic church, which has existed for so many years and carries the word of god, there is rather a problem here, a problem of morality, but no

pope's message or mr.'s interview should be viewed more from this human point of view , where it is true that 2 years have passed since this war, but the casualty figures of this war are still there. there are no exact statistics, but if we take the average of these statistics into account, the casualties on both sides are very high, that is, human casualties, anyway , this is a war that is on the continent of europe, in any case, i don't know that europe is leading itself, civility and what and these programs. now we hear more in the media, we know that one side is this, the other side is this that, by the way, is a pop cut. geography is always the place of encounter or the place of so-called convergence. or sometimes the difference between civilizations is different cultures and religions. i think mr. pope's message should be seen in this space, which means the moral aspect because of the high casualties that the war has had so far. yes, yes, in fact, the message to mr. pope is that sir, this is the last

seyed mahmoud regarding the statements made by the pope regarding the surrender of ukraine. mr. mousavi, an expert on eastern european issues, mr. mousavi , hello, i am at your service and dear colleagues dear viewers at the house of mr. mr. mousavi, as you noticed in the news, pope francis said yesterday that when someone is aware of his failure and mistake , he should accept defeat before more people become victims, and then he said that ukraine should raise the white flag against russia. later, we saw western officials. in particular, the officials of the government of kiev, as well as poland and germany , reacted and criticized the pope's statements, for example, and the foreign minister of ukraine said that our flag is yellow and blue and we will not hold any other flag in our hands. zelensky, without mentioning the pope's name, said that 2500 meters 2500 he is a kilometer away from the story, he cannot be our mediator. in the end, the reactions were such that the vatican spokesman withdrew from the pope's positions . your analysis of the volume of reactions to yesterday's

listen: we must never forget the context in this case about the question that was asked of the pope,a ceasefire. the aggressors must cease fire first and then begin negotiations. the holy father explains. that negotiations are not weakness, but strength, this is not capitulation, but courage. now it seems to me that this is a very good photograph of delaser’s career, given under the comment of this comrade, the vatican secretary of state, well, the photograph seems to me to say a lot, i draw this conclusion because, in my opinion, the vatican secretary of state says the following, there’s a pope there -he said something like that on saturday, are you not paying attention to what he said there? this was not the case, there was something else, that is , it is quite obvious that somewhere there, under no aggression, no aggressor, nothing in secret, of course some kind of game, fuss, squabbling, although not everyone wants to come out, he meant this, despite the fact that dad has a voice coming from germany, as if on behalf of scholz, but not scholz, we are listening, as you can guess, c

pope francis, of course, never really takes any holidays.s, including at the end of last year, co p28 of last year, cop28 in dubai. he had in the past mentioned that he would be open to stepping down, if his health was an issue. more coming from the vatican, as the christian world celebrates easter. hello. it was a beautiful start to easter sunday for many of you, but we have seen a few changes compared with yesterday. the area of low pressure that's been towards the west of us has slipped further south and, in doing so, we're dragging in more of an easterly breeze. that's brought in more cloud through central and eastern parts of england, outbreaks of rain into the afternoon from east anglia pushing then towards parts of yorkshire. to the south of it, we'll see a bit more sunshine develop once again, but there could be a few heavy, thundery showers for the channel islands and the south—west, but further northwards and westwards you come, we will continue with some long spells of sunshine. certainly a better afternoon in northern ireland tha

pope francis certainly a more left-leaning, socially, politically pope.tainly, he's talking about very basic things as a well which we all need to hear on this easter sunday which is that god is bigger than death itself. the stone has been rolled away from the tomb. and even in places like ukraine, as he mentionedded, or in israel and the battle between israel and hamas, that god is bigger even than that. even if we can't possibly understand what that solution might be. rachel: yeah, it's true. he did talk about peace, which i think people on both sides of all of those conflicts can get behind. the message would be -- tell us a little bit about the history of that because it goes back to, what, the 15 isth century, i think, right? >> yeah. so the city is the city of rome, right? because he is the bishop of rome. but he's also the leader of the catholic church which is global. and really the only figure that stands out global arely not just with the catholic church, but if you just think of all faith, name one other leader of another faith that has that ty

and now pope francis is revealing another side: the pontiff as a man.hronicles his life through major historic events. his joy at the end of world war ii. and cheering the fall of the berlin wall. but he also delves into the more intimate, being briefly "dazzled" by a woman, so enamored, he writes "it was difficult to pray." >> where are you, fabio? holy father, i am at the beach. >> reporter: pope francis at the other end of the line and asks you this? he's on the line. he certainly saw the personal side of this pontiff through hours of interviews and revisions. "it was my pitch," he told us. i said, there were many people in the world who don't know him, especially in the states. why was america such a focus? >> it's a great country. >> reporter: conservative catholics in the u.s. are among the chief critics of this more progressive pope. >> he says at one point in the book that if he tried to keep track of everything people say and write about him that he would never have time to do any thing else and would also need a psychologist. >> reporter: fath

what exactly did pope francis say? let's listen to an excerpt.

, here , but nevertheless , the pope... so to speak, really, doesn’t just make statements, and this isainst russia, an attempt to deceive again , but as for deceiving, not deceiving, listen, don’t be fools, no one will deceive you, that’s all, and everything is very simple, you don’t need to build children for yourself, so to speak, and some gentlemen in white gloves, no one will deceive you, because they don’t have any such super-duper technologies for deception, the only question is whether you buy it or not, if you don’t buy it, then you won’t be deceived, oh deceive me... it’s hard to say so, i ’m happy to be deceived myself, this is what you don’t have to be all this then so to speak it will be good, you need to have true priorities, so to speak, and no one will deceive you a strong point of view on all key issues and no one, so to speak, not a single pig there, as it were, will ever deceive you in your life, nevertheless, regarding the search for the search for these options, so to speak, it seems to me that the pope made this statement for good reason, it ’s like - it will sound

and now pope francis is revealing another side, the pontiff as a man. life through major historic events. his joy at the end of world war ii. >> how sweet the rewards of peace. >> reporter: and cheering the fall of the berlin wall. but he also delves into the more intimate, being briefly, quote, dazzled by a woman. so enamored, he writes, it was difficult to pray. >> where are you, fabio? >> holy father, i am at the beach. >> reporter: pope francis is on the other end of the line asking you this? the co-author, a vatican correspondent for an italian tv channel, certainly saw the personal side of this pontiff through hours of interviews and revisions. "it was my pitch, ragona told us. i said there were many people it in the world who don't know him, especially in the states. >> why was america such a focus? >> it's a great country. >> reporter: conservative catholics in the u.s. are among the chief critics of this more progressive pope. >> he says at one point in the book that if he tried to keep track of everything that people say and write about him, t

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this is what the pope said about ukraine.erything we can to slay the dragon. it’s been a long time since there was such shame for the vatican, that moscow’s money doesn’t smell and indulgences are back in fashion, the catholic church. supports genocide and the power of the antichrist. the vatican explained pope francis' remarks in a recent interview with a swiss television station. the pope suggested that we muster the courage to begin negotiating peace with russia. the press service explained that the pope did not call for surrender. well, right now the presidential press secretary petskov commented on the initiative. it became that democracy needed to be saved. trump called biden's speech in congress a disgrace for the united states. according to him, it was the worst speech ever given, called biden is an idiot. here is a direct quote. putin is now talking about nuclear weapons. do you know why? because he knows that the president of the united states is an idiot. after trump published a new meme, look, biden is eating his

the pope gave several readings. while he was mostly seated, we did see him stand a few times throughout the mass before greeting the faithful from the popemobile at the culmination of the busiest season for this 87-year-old pope. ♪♪ this morning the culmination in the holiest days of the christian calendar, pope francis presiding over sunday mass with thousands gathered in st. peter's square hours after pope francis led a nearly two-hour-long vigil on saturday night marking the start of easter. despite battling colds and respiratory challenges throughout the winter, the 87-year-old pontiff looking determined but was led in a wheelchair before delivering his sermon. how does the pope look, and what does that say about his future in the vatican? >> the pope is always looking a little more weak, a little older, he has more trouble breathing. >> reporter: it comes after growing concerns for the pope's health. he was expected to take part in the way of the cross at the roman coloseum but canceled at the last minute, the

is the criticism of the pope's words about negotiations with the russian federation valid? yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone and vote. if you think that the criticism of the pope's words about the negotiations with the russian federation is valid? 0800 211 381, no 0800 211 382. all calls to these numbers are free, call, at the end of the program we will match you. of this vote, then we will be in touch with viktor yagun, major general of the reserve sbu, deputy head of the sbu in 2014-15, mr. general, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today, good health, new the york times writes that at the end of 2022, the administration of the president of the united states of america was developing an action plan in response to russia's possible use of nuclear weapons in ukraine. i quote this respected publication. administration representatives stated that the response of the united states of america should be non-nuclear, but they quickly added that it should be some kind of dramatic response, perhaps even a co

francis, pope francis to an italian tv channel, where a journalist asked him whether the ukrainiansuld raise a white flag, ukrainians, he said, should take the white flag and start peace talks. today the secretary of state of the vatican pietro parolin from... explained that the pontiff spoke in favor of creating, quote, the conditions for a diplomatic solution that would ensure a just and lasting peace. it is obvious that the creation of such conditions does not depend on only one side, but on both. and the first condition, in my opinion, is precisely the cessation of aggression. how do you, mr. pavle, evaluate the actions, words and, most importantly, inaction of the pope during the last two years of russia's great war against ukraine. but the pope is in another place. global, absolutely, that is, in some parallel to us, which is different, not the same worse or better, but completely different, he has... a completely different history of latin american society, he understands the world in a different sense, in fact, he should understand how it is divided into the same binary cate

of rome, so, but nevertheless, the pope of rome, so to speak, really, there are no simple statementseneral game of the west against russia, an attempt to deceive again, but as for deceiving, don’t deceive, listen, don’t be fools, no one will deceive you , that’s all, and... everything is very simple, you don’t need to build children for yourself, so to speak, and some gentlemen in white gloves, no one will deceive you, because they don’t have any such super-duper technologies for deception , the only question is whether you buy it or not, if you don’t buy it, yes, you won’t be deceived , ah, it’s not difficult to deceive me, so to speak, i ’m glad to be deceived myself, this is what you don’t have to be, all this, then everything will be fine, so to speak, you need to have true priorities, so to speak, and no one will bother you will deceive , a clear, firm point of view on all key issues, we are no one, not a single one, so to speak, not a single pig there, as if yes, you will never in your life... deceive, nevertheless, regarding the search, search, so to say, these options, the po

i'm what the pope actually said. and the reaction to is remarks a pipe francis, the leader of the catholic church has urged an end to the ukraine rule installed of negotiations. it's a position differing from ukraine, the u. s. and it's nato allies in the european union. we are unable to the word negotiate is a courageous would. when you see that your defeated, when things aren't going well, you have to have the courage to negotiate. will make the shame. but how many will end up dead from this will. and he criticized the argument of self defense. so i am, boy, how many did you say that you have this responsibility to defend yourselves? but then you realize that they have to bomb the others. that's not defending, that's destroying. and look what it will brings. death, destruction, children without parents. the pope's views have been sharply criticized in ukraine, ukrainian presidency. lensky alluded to the pope's comment, saying, all religions and ukraine are united in fighting russia. yeah, job hope all is, but i thi

>> the pope is always looking a little more weak, a little older.has more trouble breathing. >> reporter: it comes after growing concerns for the pope's health. he was expected to take part in the way of the cross at the roman coliseum friday night but canceled at the last minute. the vatican saying they wanted to preserve the pope's health ahead of the events this weekend. ♪ >> reporter: tomorrow, the culmination of the sacred days. the pope will preside over easter sunday mass, and like in years past, tens of thousands expected to gather in st. peter's square, praying for his health while he is expected to pray for world peace. meagan fitzgerald, nbc news. >>> back in this country, there have been multiple arrests in a chilling trend that has women in new york city on edge. men punching them while they're simply walking down the street. the women now posting warnings on social media. priscilla thompson has the latest. >>> i just got punched in the face walking home. >> reporter: tonight the man accused of that harrowing attack charged with misdeme

i'm what the pope actually said. and the reaction to is remarks a pipe francis, the leader of the catholic church has urged an end to the ukraine rule in the store of negotiations. it's a position differing from ukraine, the us, and it's nato allies in the european union, without, by renee or the would negotiate is a courageous would. when you see that your defeated, when things aren't going well, you have to have the courage to negotiate. will make the shame, but how many will end up dead from this will. and he criticized the argument of self defense. so i am, boy, ye have it that you say that you have this responsibility to defend yourselves, but then you realize that they have to bomb the others. that's not defending, that's destroying. look what it will brings, death, destruction, children without parents. the pope's views have been sharply criticized in ukraine ukrainian presidency. lensky alluded to the pope's comment, saying, all religions in ukraine are united in fighting russia. yeah, job hope was, but i thi

these are live pictures from vatican city, where pope speaks italian. studio: that is the vatican city, where the easter celebrations are under way. we will continue to watch the mass coming to us from the vatican. first we will take you to windsor, where king charles is expected to make his first public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. our colleague is at windsor. good morning to you from this rather lovely sunny easter sunday here in windsor. you can see a queue behind me i think stretching down the street. these are people who are queueing to get inside the grounds of windsor castle today. there are always members of the public queueing to do that because it is traditional members of the family will be walking to and from st george's chapel which is inside the grounds of the castle, so people get a really close—up glimpse of the royal family. the king, whose cancer diagnosis was made public on the 5th of february, but the expectations are, and it is being taken as a very positive sign, that the king will be joining members of his family,

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has completely lost its way, the head of european diplomacy decided that he has the right to tell the pope what to say and how to behave, you just have to hear this, you have to hear it yourself. a few days ago, the pope called on the president of ukraine to raise the peace flag and come to an agreement with putin. is it possible? dad climbed into the garden, which no one invited him to. i believe that now is not the time to call on ukraine to surrender; on the contrary, now is the time to continue to help kiev. yes strong. and to this disgusting scum of a human being, to hand him over to the barelkumi, well, well , imagine, now popes, they don’t know how to do that, well, the popes of rome now go out onto the balcony of the vatican, it’s different there volodya, there of course, but i think that the holy inquisition did not finish, did not finish. that is, well, really, an absolute idiot, well , the main one found the image that they say, that will explain, when he said that the blooming garden is the eec, and the vaticanto is not part of the eu, so they say, who invited you to the garden

the pope’s project is that, seeing that russia, in general, is growing stronger during the fighting,ne, this is the pope, this is that, this is the pope’s project, this is the project of the staristocracy; pump up the fascist part of ukraine with resources, then destroy the damned russians. on the one hand, he has a sense of humility and self-deprecation that is very commendable for a christian, and since he has already repeatedly raked around ukraine, washed himself, as they say, calmed down , the raked this time will calm down this time, let’s be bold with the current argentine president, and the same situation , shallow in the election struggle, just how much... let's now forget about all the bad things and make friends, and dad crawled up to the mile and said: “okay.” that is, for a christian such behavior is commendable, but the gospel says, yes, love your enemies, yes, self-abasement, but for the pope for the leader of the catholic, western christendom, especially so described. they pour slop on him, he calms down and crawls away, but since this happens from time to time, he do

i'm what the pope actually said. and the reaction to is remarks a pipe francis, the leader of the catholic church has urged an end to the ukraine rule installed of negotiations. it's a position differing from ukraine, the u. s. and it's nato allies in the european union. we're not by renee or the would negotiate is a courageous would when you see that your defeated, when things aren't going well, you have to have the courage to negotiate. will make the shame. but how many will end up dead from this will. and he criticized the argument of self defense. so i am, boy, how many did you say that you have this responsibility to defend yourselves? but then you realize that they have to bomb the others. that's not defending, that's destroying. and look what a will brings. death, destruction, children without parents. the pope's views have been sharply criticized in ukraine, ukrainian presidency. lensky alluded to the pope's comment, saying, all religions and ukraine are united in fighting russia. yeah, chapel boards, but i t

i'm what the pope actually said. and the reaction to is remarks a pipe francis, the leader of the catholic church has urged an end to the ukraine war and the store of negotiations. it's a position differing from ukraine, the u. s. and it's nato allies in the european union. we're not by renee or the would negotiate is a courageous would when you see that your defeated, when things aren't going well, you have to have the courage to negotiate. will make the shame. but how many will end up dead from this will. and he criticized the argument of self defense. so i am, boy, how many did you say that you have this responsibility to defend yourselves? but then you realize that they have to bomb the others. that's not defending, that's destroying. look what it will brings. death, destruction children without parents. the pope's views have been sharply criticized in ukraine, ukrainian presidency. lensky alluded to the pope's comment, saying, all religions in ukraine are united in fighting russia. yeah, job hope was, i think ev

francis, pope francis gave to an italian tv channel, where a journalist asked him, or it is necessaryise the white flag to the ukrainians, he said, it is necessary to take it. white flag and start peace talks, today vatican secretary of state pietro parolin explained that the pontiff spoke in favor of creating, citing conditions for a diplomatic solution that would ensure a just and lasting peace. obviously, the creation of such conditions does not depend on only one side, but on both, and the first condition, in my opinion, is the very cessation of aggression. how do you, mr. pavle, evaluate the actions, words, and most importantly, the inaction of the roman pope over the years. the last two years the great war of russia against ukraine, and the pope is in another world, absolutely, that is, in some parallel to ours, which is different, not worse or better, but completely different, he has a completely different history of latin american society, he understands the world in a different sense, in fact he should understand... how he is divided into the same binary categories of us, goo

the pope shaking hands and looking sprightly as he left saturday's service.tiff is 87 years old. and suffers from mobility and respiratory issues. just last month, he contracted the flu and was taken to the hospital for tests, but the pope maintains he has no serious ailments. this week he appeared to be in good health, reading his prepared remarks in full on wednesday and washing the feet of women prisoners on holy thursday, performing the ritual of service from his wheelchair. and earlier friday leading a two-hour service at st peter's basilica, and we're also expecting to see the pope deliver a message of hope and peace at mass tomorrow for easter sunday. he's set to offer his blessings to a packed st. peter's square, and to over a billion catholics around the world. mary. >> okay, ines, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s., a growing crisis in america. squatters versus homeowners. it's prompting some states to crack down. florida now the first state to criminalize squatting. the question, will others soon follow? more now from abc's jaclyn lee. >> reporte

pope francis pleads for peace in his easter message. he's been meeting worshippers after easter sunday mass — as thousands gather in st peter's square. as military strikes in gaza continue, ceasefire talks between israel and hamas are expected to resume in cairo. voting takes place in local elections across turkey , with president erdogan�*s party hoping to regain control of cities it lost five years ago. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. we start in windsor, where king charles and queen camilla attended the easter sunday service at st george's chapel. here they are leaving the chapel a short time ago, much to the delight of crowds who had lined up to see them. this is the king's most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. he wasn't expected to mingle but he did, greeting well—wishers and thanking them for waiting out in the cold. the prince and princess of wales did not attend, as catherine is receiving cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements

ukraine's leaders resolutely rejected pope francis' proposal for negotiations with russia to end thewhite flag aroused particular contempt; in kiev they said that the country would never surrender. president volodymyr zelensky responded to the pope without mentioning his name in his sunday night address. the president of ukraine praised ukrainian priests on the front line, after which zelensky said: “this is what the church is, it is with the people, and not somewhere 2,500 km away, being a virtual mediator between those who want to live and those who want you destroy. minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro kuleba called on the vatican to support the ukrainian people in their just struggle for their lives, writing: “our flag is blue and yellow, under it we live, we die, we win, we will not raise any other flags.” he thanked francis for his prayers for peace and encouraged him to visit ukraine. leaders of the ukrainian church and allies of ukraine also spoke out against the pope's latest remarks . svyatoslav shevchuk, head of the ukrainian greek catholic church, said on prayer

they burned down this office, and this is the second time confirms that there cannot be any moscow popes and their representatives in ukraine, and here attention, what they have done, in fact, surprisingly, will benefit us, the fact that they use their comrades in cassocks, in the interests russian the development of the russian state here , well, most of them already understand, and the fact that they made a document and said that the war is very cool, now we can such figures as tucker carlson, who very much likes to think about the oppression here in our country signs of faith and so on, to say, look, takir and druze are friends who were brainwashed by the russians, they are terrorists, they are war criminals, and this story, it has nothing to do with faith in god, and on the other hand, what the moscow priest kirill said about crisis in russia, it is very good for this word, they should get used to it, i heard a phrase here today that if you want to find the answer to what awaits us, look to the future, oh, look to the past, well, in the russian federations... in the russian federatio

usually the pope participate.use of some health concerns. he is still planning to do easter sunday mass. to entertain those and inspire those at vatican square. but it's getting a lot of concern. you talk about people who can really inspire you, it's not just the pope. this next gentleman coming up russell levinson pastor st. martin's episcopal church. i have heard him inspire and i've heard his words, and you are in for a treat because he's next hey ump! you need your eyes checked! yeah, things are getting fuzzy! then go to america's best! why? for a comprehensive, quality eye exam! sounds good! it is! i'll go! good call! america's best. because eye care is healthcare - and you deserve the best. >> neil: you are looking live right now in italy outside the colosseum. this is sort of a rite of passage for those on easter weekend who look at the significance of this day, and for the pope, it is part of presiding over the carrying of the cross and remembering the significance of this day. but the fact of the matter i