lord, jesus christ, you said to your apostles, he's ib view, my peace -- peace i leave you, my peaceg] >> ♪ lamb of god, you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us. ♪ ♪ lamb of god you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us. ♪ ♪ lamb of god, you take away the sins of the world have grant us peace. ♪ ♪ lamb of god. ♪ ♪ >> this is the lamb of god, who takes away the sin of the world. we are blessed to be called to his table. >> lord, i am not worthy, but say the word, and my servant shall be healed." >> if you would like to receive communion, please come forward with your hands across your chest and you will receive a blessing. ♪ [amazing grace playing] >> ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost, but now am found ♪ ♪ was blind, but now i see ♪ ♪ 'twas grace that taught my heart to fear ♪ ♪ and grace my fears relieved ♪ ♪ how precious did that grace appear ♪ ♪ tje jpir o forsthe hour i first believed ♪ ♪ through many dangers toils and snares ♪ ♪ i have already come ♪ ♪ 'tis grace hath broght me safe thus far ♪ ♪ and g

lord jesus christ you said to your apostles peace i leave you. my peace i give you. >> and with your spirit. >> let's share with one another the sign of the lord's peace. ♪ lamb of god ♪ ♪ you take away the sins of the world ♪ ♪ lamb of god ♪ ♪ you take away the sin of the world ♪ ♪ have mercy on us ♪ ♪ lamb of god ♪ ♪ you take away the sin of the world ♪ ♪ grant us peace ♪ are blessed to be called to his table. >> lord i am not worthy but only say the word and my soul shall be healed. >> for commune there will be stations in the front of the church in the middle and in the back. if you wish to receive communion, please come forward through the central aisle and return to your seats by the side aisles. if you do not wish to receive communion, but would like to receive a blessing which we greatly encourage, please come forward with your hands folded ott your chest to receive the blessing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i once was lost ♪ ♪ but now am found ♪ ♪ was blind ♪ ♪ but now i see ♪ >> you're watching the funeral service for beau biden, the son of vice president joe biden. beau pa

it is the spiritual headquarters of the washington archdiocese, the cathedral of saint matthew the apostle has a rich history. as we come out into this great cathedral -- >> located in the heart of downtown this church marks a momentous occasion this year it's 175th anniversary. >> there is an intimacy, a warmth about this cathedral and that is why it is attractive to so many people reporter:. establish in 1840, this cathedral has a place in history, it is here that president kennedy funeral was held and where a 1979 pope john paul ii celebrated mass. a day of national tragedy also saw area catholics solace at this church. >> 9/11 happens in the cathedral was full, people flocked to the cathedral, this area, they wanted peace, they wanted just time for themselves. reporter: the cathedral has 5000 parishioners families like this that have celebrated weightings, baptisms and communions here. quick say matthew is my home away from home, it is a warm inviting place. they create a wonderful atmosphere where parishioners get to know one another and feel very welcome. >> it is the search in the c

paul the apostle church of the upper west side.ng them enunciate and work with the music. clicks we tried. it's the little details. god not got. >> specifically to make sure their enunciation was perfect. and i asked the composer the purpose. preaching to the audience that they should believe in this set of beliefs. beliefs. he says it is not about what to believe in the think about god and faith and struggle with those issues. >> really struggles. you feel the audience. the question involved. place. >> this year we will go to london. flexing like to good friends sitting side-by-side looking at their notes together. what it means to you. to hear it from a child is impressive. >> i think it's because we trust. trusting someone or yourself >> super excited. if you want to catch them all you have to do is get a car you know. bill: are some of what you missed. >> look at that. ♪ >> watching the watcher. ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> hi, everyone, i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams. wet weather headed our way at lea

mount davidson is also a great place to escape the noise and the apostle of the city with your partner. -- bustle of the city with your partner. it is quite a hike to the top at mount davidson but the view is worth every step. this is the place to bring that someone special. for more information about reserving one of these romantic locations, or any other location, 831-5500. this number is best for special ovens weddings picnics, and the county for building. for any athletic field and neighborhood parks, call 831- 5510. you can also write us at permits and reservations. or walking in and say hello at old log cabin, golden gate park. and of course you can find more information at sfrecpark.org. >> good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco planning commission regular hearing for thursday, may 28, 2015, disruptions of any kind. proceedings. and when speaking before the commission if you care to, do state your name for the record. i'd like to call roll at this time. commissioner president fong commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner richards we expe

there has been some headlines are came out last couple weeks but apostle high-yield bubble. because, investors are chasing returns globally. but hopefully, that gives you some additional context >> it does matter separated commercial banks that are fdic insured from even syndicating some of these deals because they can hold on the books at all? >> they can originate it. the fact that most banks like to syndicate series almost every -- decent sizes indicated. a lot of the syndication partners are either other commercial banks were collateralized loan -- [inaudible]. lot of the clo's are having hard time finding supply from the bank because the banks simply undoing those deals anymore >> very interesting point president but because you than about cpi and the purchase of ge. it is all mother discussion about plans and try to find return, but when you look at the market any other pension plans and almonds out there, who are the other one or two most interesting plans the best performance and what are they doing? where they looking for jones? >> in terms of private equity of cour

after the death and resurrection of christ, the apostles traveled far and wide to spread the christiane. supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago ea

especially with the most blessed virgin mary mother of god with your blessed apostles and martyrs andelp. may this sacrifice of our reconciliation we pray oh, lord advance the peace and salvation of all the world. be pleased to confirm in faith and charity your pilgrim church on earth. with your servant francis our pope francis our bishop the order of bishops, all the clergy and the entire people you have gained for your own. remember your servant, beau whom you have called from this world to yourself. grant that he who is united with your son to a death like his, may also be one with him in his resurrection. when from the earth he will raise up the flesh in the flesh those who have died and transform our lowly body after the pattern of his own glorious body. to our departed brothers and sisters and to all who were pleasing to you in their passing from this life. give kind admittance to your kingdom. there we hope to enjoy forever the fullness of your glory, when you will wipe away every tear from our eyes for seeing your our god as we are. we shall be like you for all the ages and pr

the cathedral of saint matthew the apostle has a rich history. >> as we come out of the city into thereat cathedral. reporter: this red rick church marks a momentous occasion. it's 175th anniversary. >> there is a warmth about this church. that is why it is attractive to some he people. reporter: it has its place in history. it was here that president kennedy's funeral was held in 1963 in were pope john paul ii celebrated mass in 1979. >> 9/11 happens in the cathedral was full. people flock to it. the cathedral, this area, was at peace -- they wanted peace in time for themselves. reporter: it has 5000 parishioners, families like the -- to celebrate weddings, baptisms, and birth -- first communion heree. >> it is my home away from home. parishioners get to know one another and you feel very welcome. >> it is the center of my faith my family's faith, but it serves that for a lot of people. reporter: it celebrates this anniversary during the year of a papal visit. pope francis will make his first trip to washington d c into september. -- in september. kimberly: that is it for abc 7 news

the apostle paul writes let us therefore make every effort to do what leads to peace and to mutual edification. do not destroy the work of god for the sake of food. or might i add, a flag. let us be proud of our heritage and let us give our descendents reason to be proud of our proper and thoughtful works today. thank you and i yield back. . >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, it is with a heavy heart that i celebrate the life of michael james sullivan. michael passed away on june 14, 2015 after a battle of lieu engineering ig's disease and he was determined not to death the disease control his life. this hope encouraged him to be an advocate. mike encouraged others and their families to be strong and resilient. his upbeat personality was to take every opportunity. he was a visitor to my office and remained upbeat. even in the face of a horribly dell bit tating disease. we can learn from michael. his family and friends are blessed to have known an honorable man, i quote, o

lord jesus christ you said to your apostles peace, i leave you. my peace i give you.e peace of the lord be always with you. let's share with one another the sign of the lord's peace. >> watching live coverage of the funeral mass for beau biden. those in attendance now exchanging offerings of peace with each other. and as you can see, there's vice president joe biden walking over to greet president obama. their families greeting each other right now. father, we're getting ready right now just in terms of placing us in the course of this mass, we're getting ready for holy communion right now? >> the idea is before you approach the altar, before you receive union, you express a sign of peace with your brothers and sisters. so that's the idea before this reception, you would want to express your fellowship and communion and love of one another. the funerals it can be longer in terms of the people's grief and the desire to reach out to one another. >> you can see the president there greeting hunter biden just a second ago. that's the brother of beau biden, the biden family

san jose's christiacenter t the high court ruling does not change scripture and the words of the apostle paul. >> thislifestyle is he used the word abomination against heaven i'm going to agree with paul doesn't mean we hate anybody, doesn't mean we're mad at anybody. it just means we're going to agree with the ble and be vocal. >> the church of latter-day saints or the the mormon church is steadfast h it will view marriage. in a statement in salt lake city this quote. ile showing respect for those who think differently the church will continue to teach and promote marage between a man and a woman as a central pa of our doctrine and practice. in oakland passtear leah of paradise baptist church interpreteone more sign of biblical apocalypse. >> there are signals that let us know that we're getting to the end. marriage happens to be one of them. >> this sunday main churches probably will hear sermons about this subject the high court's decision. and for those celebrating today it's the end o a long road seeking equality when it comes to same-sex marriage for which there is no appeal. we're

if we look at the commissioner's book "apostles of this union" is a fantastic look at what they were saying and elsewhere trying to convince the upper south states to secede and it's about the language of slavery. protecting slavery and race relations and all the horrible things that were going to happen. to be fair, democrats are using the same language to warn about the republican party prior to the election. but there is no doubt in the minds of successionists that slavery at the heart of this. >> they're not embarrassed in the slightest. this is something they're willing to stake everything on whether or not congress has the power to control slavery in the territories. if the republican party comes to power and does that, then are they going to extend their reach to where slavery already exists? there is a real papal fear. >> it is not just protecting economic self interest but also the fact that chaos will ensue. you'll have what they would consider a real civil war. >> they will have haiti, which the image. >> it seemed to suggest that the union -- that the north would be fomen

san jose's christian center t the high court ruling does not change scripture and the words of the apostle paul. >> this lifestyle is he used the word abomination against heaven i'm going to agree with paul doesn't mean we hate anybody, doesn't mean we're mad at anybody. it just means we're going to agree with the bible and be vocal. >> the church of latter-day saints or the the mormon church is steadfast how it will view marriage. in a statement in salt lake city this quote. while showing respect for those who think differently the church will continue to teach and promote marriage between a man and a woman as a central part of our doctrine and practice. in oakland pass tear leah of paradise baptist church interpreted one more sign of biblical apocalypse. >> there are signals that let us know that we're getting to the end. marriage happens to be one of them. >> this sunday main churches probably will hear sermons about this subject the high court's decision. and for those celebrating today it's the end of a long road seeking equality when it comes to same-sex marriage for which there is n

you know beyond that, pope francis clearly wants to be an apostle of peace on the global stage and ihat you can't promote peace in most global hotspots these days without at least bringing the russians into consideration. i think truly interesting thing here fred is that while pope fran sis wants a constructive partnership with putin to promote his broader geopolitical objectives there is a very important greek catholic minority in the ukraine that is feeling a little bit abandoned by the vatican and by pope francis today and they are going to be looking for francis the hawk rather than francis the dove to come out and may on wednesday when he meets with the russian president. >> so perhaps after this that might make a difference. all right. john allen, cynthia hooper thanks to both of you. appreciate it. >>> straight ahead, outrage from u.s. lawmakers over that massive data breach of federal employees. we are following that story for us. >> fred lawmakers in capitol hill they are calling this dis disturbing and pointing their fingers right at the white house for not doing more. the

and apostles being afraid. so people are afraid after this. rightly so.ic terrorists, they have to be called they have to reflect upon the fact that there are good people in charleston sitting around small groups praying for souls like that tore meanted killer and i think that is the good part of this. i'm not sure we should go to political solutions yet. i thought senator scott was right to that. >> dickerson: you also went to church. >> i did. exactly the same scripture. the question that my pastor raised at metropolitan ame church where we feel closely affected by this, many people including my pastor knew reverend pinckney had connections in south carolina. so there was a lot of emotion there and it was a vigil there on friday. but they preached that same -- that same sermon he said that he pointed out how disciples had questions works is this person who is appeared in his calm, that's what we need to have. before we race to answers that we have to have questions. forgiveness itself is a wonderful thing. but it's a process. something that you strive t

anytime we stan here we are mine full that the church is built upon those apostles peter and paul that our church is a beautiful gift to us, wednesday we will all have the opportunity to see our holy father, to visit with him and it will be a beautiful experience, renewal of faith. we know thousands of people will gather in this very square and people come here, two years ago he stood in that balcony and i'm francis i'm your pope and that is what we're still talking about. >> thank you so much for joining us. always fun to see a familiar face in a far away land. >> thank you. >> you guys will all have a good time. the parishioners and family and friend are back there behind the camera. they are saying hello to their friend and family, back home in philadelphia as well. coming up tonight at 6:00 we will talk more about who is in this delegation and what exactly they are here to do. we will get more into that when i see you at 6:00. >> great stuff tell father kevin we love sit ago long side him at st. patrick's day parade. even better to see him there at the holy sea a spectacular settin

i leave you with the words of the apostle paul when he writes to the galatianss, who were discouraged, and they were considering giving up. and he writes in galatianss 6 and 9, let us not become weary when we are doing good for in due time, or at the right time, we will reap a harvest if we just don't faint. and i'm so glad that we did not faint, that we are now able to reach a harvest. congratulations. i am proud of this body. i love this state senate. thank god for bipartisan leadership. that will do the right thing. god bless the senate and god bless all of you. >> thank you. senator from charleston. >> first of all, unanimous consent to record the words of senator campsen, senator charleston, senator jackson the senator from richland. >> without objection so ordered. >> i'd like to be heard. >> proceed. mr. campsen. >> thank you mr. president, members of the senate. i rise as the senator of district 42, the place of the charleston massacre. and i want to provide you with an update on the district on how district 42 and the surrounding areas are fairing. the citizens of charleston

meanwhile the media will focus on the right how are catholics going to deal with climate change apostlest how is the media going to deal with a pope who is strongly against gay marriage. still against condoms. he's pro-life and doesn't want female priests. all those claiming to embrace the pope are actually ignoring the intolerance they so claim to condemn among the conservatives. this is rather confusing for this pope. also he came out the "charlie hebdo" attacks? what did he say? he criticized the cartoonists. >> excuse me. can i move a little further? >> i'm coming over to the religious side. >> we can tell. this is where god lives on this side of the table. >> i'm not a fan of the pope speaking out for religious reasons but for ideological reasons he is an malthusian. he believes that the earth is overpopulated. everybody said catholics have to stop breeding like ran bits? that's a malthusian believe. they believe the earth is overpopulated. it will be nice if there are a few billion people left. how does that happen? global warming. >> now you overtalked and you have no monologue to

marriage and sexuality would mean repudiating what we believe has been handed to us by jesus and his apostles didn't make up our views on marriage and sexuality and we can't unmake them. and so evangelical protestants and catholics and eastern orthodox and others are going to continue to hold their views on marriage and sexuality. we believe it's in the common good. we understand that short term things are very stacked against us here. but we ought to have the sort of pleuralistic american environment where we can agree to disagree and where we can make our case without having our consciences paved over by those who would seek to to so. >> dickerson: so you can hold your view, but what about in a legal sense? i mean, what -- can anything be done? >> well, i think we're going to have to take a page from the pro-life movement and see this as a long-term strategy. i don't think that an ininitaly elastic view of marriage is sustainable. and we have to be the people who keep the light lit to the old ways when it comes to marriage and family and that's going to be a generation-long skirmish. it's n

allows hackers to spy on anyone using a samsung galaxy phone back in the shop on phone call of the apostlesill dead off the phone and install mail where this affects a recent phone from the same song galaxy as serious than is the s six s five s for and as for many their work on of the and roller over the next couple of days was up on one of the and the problem is solved keep a close eye on your phone in the system of data and run it as soon as that comes out until then cyber security experts are advising that you stay away from public wireless connection with your phone until you run of they. >>pam moore: father's day is the sunday coming up will have some ideas on how to celebrate the year olds said a beautiful day with mild temperatures across the bay. the weekend is looking better i will have the full force has come not. >>pam moore: we reported during the newscast president obama chastised lawmakers for not doing more about gun will form know tonight he will report on the president's plea to the nation's mayors why he says their help to get congress to act will mean more jobs in their t

a fellow clergy person by the name of the apostle paul in ephesians 4:1-3 -- don't get nervous -- saidrd beseech you that we walk worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called. reverend clemente pinkney walked the talk. it has been said that i'd rather see a sermon lived any day than just preach. reverend pinkney lived as he taught. he was the embodyment of the sermon. he loved god. he loved people. he was humble, caring, compassionate, supportive, encouraging, compassionate respectful honest, a man of integrity. he was positive, he was a servant leader, a counselor a mentor a pastor par excellence, a phenomenal human being. as i prepare to take my seat in the last minute and a half i have -- [laughter] to sum it all up, he was god's anointed servant. [applause] jesus said let your light so shine before men that they will see your good work and glorify the father which is in heaven. clemente pinkney walked the talk. jesus said, but seek ye first the kingdom of god and his righteousness and all these things shall be added on to you. he walked the talk. he said, a new commandment that i

i leave you with the words of the apostle paul when he writes about discouragement and he writes in galatians, let us not become weary when we are doing good, for in due time, or at the right time, we will reap the harvest if we just don't think. and i'm -- faint. and i'm so glad that we did not. congratulations, i'm proud of this body, i love this state senate. thank god for bipartisan leadership. god bless the senate and god bless all of you. >> thank you. >> unanimous consent to record the words of senator campsen and senator jackson. >> i would like to be heard. >> proceed. >> mr. thompson -- kempsen. mr. kempsen: i rise as the senator of district 42, the place of the charleston massacre. i want to provide you an update on how the district and other areas are faring. the citizens of charleston are resilient, strong, tenacious people. who are persevering through this great tragedy. we applaud what this body is discussing here, as my colleague just mentioned, there have been several vigils. i have spoke with reverend golf last night, the presiding elder at ame church. funeral arrangements a

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what we need to do is all be apostles -- missionaries for this viewpoint. it try to get more people to think like what you are hearing. then try to take it to scale. if it works in jennings, if it works in normandy, let's make sure it keeps working. let's move from there to provide more support for more people to do exactly what you have heard. this is very exciting. before i came here, i did not know about any of this. i think it is important, whether running for president, or just being a person, that you listen. try to learn from the frontlines. doing the hard work, making a difference, i have to thank you for giving me a lot of great ideas about what others can do as well. [applause] >> along that line, i want to acknowledge our treasurer, with the stand please? [applause] in the city of st. louis, just develop the same kind of college savings plan that chris talked about. every child entering kindergarten in the city of st. louis will receive a college account of $50 given by the city. it is a new program that she is in charge of. i will quote her from

would have more people doing exactly what you're doing and what we need to do if i'll be in effect apostles, missionaries for this viewpoint and get more people to think and then to try to take it to scale. if it works in jennings, ever works in normandy and the surrounding community, let's make sure it keeps working but then let's move from there to provide more support for more people tried to do exactly what you've heard. this is very exciting to me. before i came this afternoon i didn't know about any of this. that is why this kind of important whether you run for president or just being a person you actually listen and learn from people on the frontlines doing the studies, doing the hard work making a difference. i have to thank you for giving me a lot of great ideas about what others can do as well. [applause] >> secretary clinton, along that line -- [inaudible] [applause] in the city of st. louis, she has developed the same type of college savings plan that chris talked about. every child entry kindergarten in the city of st. louis will receive a college account with $50 given by the

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buildings we would have more people doing exactly what you're doing and we need to all be in effect apostles missionaries for this view point and try to get more people to think like what you're hearing up here. then try to take it to scale. so if it works in jennings normandy and the surrounding community, let's make sure it keeps working but let's move from there to provide more support for more people trying to do exactly what you've heard. so this is very exciting to me. before i came near afternoon, i didn't know about any of this. that's why i think it's important whether you're running for president or just being a person you actually listen and try to learn from people on the front lines doing studies doing the hard work making a difference so i have to thank you for giving me a lot of great ideas about what others can do as well. [ applause ] >> secretary clinton along that line, i want to acknowledge our city treasurer. tischara, would you stand, please? [ applause ] in the city of st. louis she has developed the same type of college savings plan that chris talked about. every chil

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throughout his service as an apostle, he was known for praising positive performance. yet he also made sure that thoughts and sights were forever lifted up so that individuals families and entire communities would strive to do, be and become better. elder perry proved that thoughts are indeed mightier than armies. l. tom perry was a man of principle and he was a man who recognized that believing in, living by and teaching true principles was the key to success in every area of life. he taught that the family is the bulwark of society and central to the strength and vitality of communities and nations. he believed that the principle of freedom was universal and that all people should have the privilege to live in liberty. he declared that freedom was not a spectator sport and that we all have a sacred duty to defend and protect it. his faith carried him through difficult days and trying times. the principle of faith helped him help others. elder perry simply believed. he believed simply and showed that positively and enthusiastically believing was simply a better way to

[applause] a fellow clergy person by the name of apostle paul, don't get nervous i will keep it at twoe told ezekiel that we will walk. reverend clementa lived at the faith that he preached. he was the embodiment of the sermon. he loved god people, he was humble caring, compassionate supporting carrying, honest, positive, a man of integrity. he was a counselor, a mentor, a pastor, a phenomenal human being. as i prepare to take my seat in the last minute and a half i have, to sum it up, he was god's anointed servant. jesus said, let your light shine before men, that they will see your good work and glorify the father which is in heaven. clementa pinckney walked the talk. jesus said, the key to the kingdom of god and its righteousness, should be added unto you. he walked the talk. a new commandment that i give unto you that you love one another as i have loved you. love one another, clementa pinckney walked the talk. love your neighbor as you love yourself. he walked the talk. can you help me? if you help me i will be through in a moment. jesus said love your enemy. jesus said the spirit

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