in the name of jesus.hets of god's word. would that everyone could work miracles in the lord's name. jesus instead encountered hostility from people who did not accept what he said and did. for them jesus' openness to the honest and sincere faith of many men and women who were not part of god's chosen people seemed intolerable. the disciples, for their part, acted in good faith, but the temptation to be scandalized by the freedom of god who sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous alike, bypassing bureaucracy, officialdom and inner circles, threatens the authenticity of faith. hence, it must be vigorous ly rejected. once we realize this, we can understand why jesus' words about causing scandal are so harsh. for jesus, the truly intolerable scandal consists in everything that breaks down and destroys our trust in the working of the spirit. our father will not be outdone in generosity and continues to scatter seeds. he scatters the seeds of his presence in our world. for love consists in this not that

jesÚs lo mirÓ, de fuerza de amor tuvo la mirada de jesÚs para movilizar a mateo como lo hizo. gente para hablÁrselo a otros, los publica no pertenecÍan a esta categoría socialy jesÚs se detuvo no pasÓ de largo precipitadamente, lo mirÓ sin prisa. lo mirÓ con paz, lo miró con ojos de misericordia, lo mirÓ como nadie lo habÍa mirado antes, esa mirada abriÓ su corazÓn, lo hizo libre, lo sano, le dio una esperanza, una nueva vida,, marÍa magdalena a pedro y a cada uno de nosotros. aunque no nos atrevemos a levantar los ojos al seÑor, Él siempre nos mira primero. es nuestra historia personal, al igual que muchos otros cada uno de nosotros puede decir yo tambiÉn soy un pecador en el que jesÚs puso su mirada. los invito que hoy en sus casas o en la iglesia, cuando estÉn tranquilos, solos, hagan un momento de silencio para recordar con gratitud y alegrÍa aquella circunstancia es aquel momento en que la mirada misericordioso de dios, se posÓ en nuestra vida. su amor nos precede, su mirada se adelanta a nuestra necesidad. Él sabe ver mÁs allá de las apariencias, mÁs allá del pecado, mÁs

it is the responsibility to proclaim the message of jesus.how mercy, the fruit of our own experience of the power of the father's infinite mercy. go out to all. proclaim by anointing and anoint by proclaiming. this is what the lord tells us to do. he tells us, a christian finds joy in mission. go out to people of every nation. a christian experiences joy in following a command. go forth and proclaim the good news. a christian finds heavenly joy in answering the call. go forth and anoint. jesus sends his disciples out to all nations, to every people. we, too, were part of all those people of 2,000 years ago. jesus did not provide a short list of who is or who is not worthy of receiving his message. his presence. instead, he always embraced life as he saw it. in faces of pain, hunger, sickness, in cases of doubt and pity. far from expecting a pity life. he embraced life as he found it. it made no difference whether it was dirty, unkempt, or broken. jesus said go out and tell the good news to everyone. go out and in my name, go out and embrace.

. >> talk prophets with jesus and. >> you are blessed with such a child. >> jesus, too.s learned in scripture. >> argues with the scribes and pharisees in the synagogue. >> then you and john will find kinship. >> i must first find him. >> you should. >> this attack on me, it was beyond insult. beyond threat. hold us to thy notice. let them know what i have suffered. put your nose to the stench that is your people. who filth at me. but for the bravely legionnaires who surrounded my litter. protecting me. i should have died under the hail of stones. >> that, my wife is -- strengths. >> governor. >> i should level this holy city and take the ruins with blood. >> governor, though some oppose your rule. >> who are they, you who claim authority, do you know that? if not, what value are you to rome. >> governor, my temple guards have learned that the attack upon your noble wife was led by a zealot. samuel. >> and why is he not here? >> in chains, tortured, begging that death relieve his agony? why? >> he and his followers have fled to the wiles of galilee. >> your place of rule

in christ jesus.inally, brothers and sisters, hatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is gracious, if there is any excellence and if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. keep on doing what you have received and heard and seen in me. then god's peace will be with you. the lord be with you. nd with your spirit. glory to you, oh lord. he 11 dice sipeles went to gallyly to the mountain to hich jesus had ordered them. when they saw him, they worshipped but they doubted. then jesus approached and said heaven all power in and on earth has been given to me. go there forth and make disciples of all nations baptizing them in the name of he father, and of the son, and f the holy spirit. all that i have commanded you. and behold i am with you always. ntil the end of the age. . e word of the lord glory to you, lord jesus hrist. rejoice in the lord always. i shall say it again. rejoice. these are striking words. words which im

repeats those same words that jesus used at the last supper, this is my body, this is my blood.with the beliefs and teachings of the church and so forth. catholics and others who believe the same that becomes -- that's a common teaching in all of those traditions. >> born catholic you receive a blessing. >> you come forth and receive blessing. i often say when popes come forward they fold their arms -- hold their arms may the body of christ protect you always. we're serious about the body and christ in the world. we should also be willing to welcome all and be of service and protect all. >> beautiful moment and as we setter communion will take awhile here. there are 1600 people in the basilica -- cathedral basilica so we will be hearing some beautiful music while folks receive the body and blood of christ. >> every time i see him -- not every time. i think back to 1936 when he was born on the 17th of december. his parents waited till christmas day to baptize him. >> baptize him, yeah. >> i don't know if that was a conscious thing on their part. we don't baptize on christmas here

. >> en aquel tiempo, jesÚs y sus discÍpulos se marcharon de la montaÑa y atravesaron galilea, no querÍa♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesÚs les hace a sus discÍpulos, una pregunta aparentemente indiscreta. de quÉ discutÍan por el camino, una pregunta que puede hacernos hoy, de quÉ hablan cotidianamente, cuÁles son sus aspiraciones, ellos dicen el evangelio, no contestaron porque por el camino habÍan discutido sobre quiÉn era el mÁs importante, les daba verguenza decirle a jesÚs de lo que hablaba, como en los discÍpulos de ayer, tambiÉn nos puede acompaÑar la misma discusiÓn, quiÉn es el mÁs importante, no insiste con la pregunta, no los olvida a responderle , la pregunta permanece, no solo en la mente, tambiÉn en el corazÓn de los discÍpulos, quiÉn es el mÁs importante, una pregunta que nos acompaÑarÁ toda la vida, seremos desafiados a responderla, no podemos contestar esta pregunta, recuerdo preguntar a los hijos, a quiÉn querés mÁs? a mamá o papÁ? es preguntar quiÉn es mÁs importante, la historia de la humanidad, ha estado marcada por el modo de como se responde esta pregunta, jesÚs, no l

and jesus gives us the answer.ys to us now, go forth, proclaim the joy of the gospel is something to experience. something to be known and live only through giving it away, giving ourselves away. the spirit of the world tells us to be like everyone else. to settle for what comes easy. this is the human way of thinking. we must have a shared responsibility for others. it is the possibility to proclaim the message of jesus. for the source of our joy is an endless desire to show mercy, fruit of our own experience of our power of the father's infinite mercy. pro claim by anointing and anight a nig anight by proclaiming, this is what the lord tells united states today. a christian finds joy in mission. go out to people, love every nation. a christian experiences joy in following a commandment, go forth and proclaim the attitude, christian finds joy in answering the call. go forth and anoint. jesus sends his disciples out to all nations, to every people. we, too, were a part of all of those people of 2000 years ago. jesu

we know in faith that jesus seeks us out. we know he wants to dress our wounds and soothe our feet which are sore from the long journey under the burden of loneliness. we know he wants to wash us clean from the dust that we've gathered along the way. jesus does not ask us where we've been. he doesn't ask us what we've done. instead he says unto us unless i wash your feet you have no share with me. i will not be able to give you the life the father dreamed for you, the life you were created for. jesus comes to us to prepare our feet to walk in dignity as children of god once again. he wants to help us get our stride again and get back on the roads and find our hope, to restore our faith and our trust. he wants us back on the roads, back to life. he wants us to realize that we have a mission and that being confined during this time is not the same, will never be the same as being cast out. >> we know in faith that jesus seeks us out. he wants to heal our wounds, soothe our feet which hurt from traveling alone. to wash each of u

jesÚs encuentra en cambio hostilidad en la gente que no habÍa aceptado cuando dijo, hizo.enaza la autenticidad de la fe. y por tanto tiene que ser vigorosamente rechazado. cuando nos damos cuenta de esto, podemos entender porque las palabras de jesÚs sobre el escÁndalo son tan duras. para jesÚs el escÁndalo intolerable es todo lo que destruye y corrompe nuestra confianza en este modo de actuar del espÍritu. nuestro padre no se deja ganar en generosidad y siembra. siembra su presencia en nuestro mundo, ya que el amor no consiste en que nosotros hallamos amado primero dios sino que Él nos amÓ primero. amor que nos da la certeza ahora, somos usados por Él, somos esperados por Él. esta confianza lleva al discÍpulo a confiar, acompaÑar, y hacer crecer las buenas iniciativas que existen a su alrededor. dios quiere que todos sus hijos participen en la fiesta del evangelio. no impidan todo lo bueno, por el contrario, ayudenlo a crecer. poner en duda la obra del espÍritu, darle impresiÓn, de que la misma no tiene nada que ver y que no son, que no tiene nada que ver con aquellos que

jesus comes to us of you can restore our dignity as children of god.p us to set out again, to resume our journey, to recover our hope, to restore our faith and trust. he wants us to keep walking along the path of life, to realize we have a mission in that confinement is not the same as exclusion. pope francis: >> [speaking spanish] >> life means getting our feet dirty. from the dust filled roads of life and history, all of us have feet who need. to be cleansed and washed. all of us. and me in first place. all of us need to seek out the teacher who will help us resume our journey. the lord goes to all of us and it stretches out a helping hand. it is painful when we see prison systems which are not concerned to soothe pain and offer new possibilities. it is painful when we see people who think that only others need to be cleansed and peer a fight and do not recognize that their others need to be cleansed and purified, and do not recognize that their wariness and pain -- the table from which he wishes no one to be excluded. the table which is spread for a

met jesus and rested the church from jesus's teachings. thank you very much for everything and have a good day. host: i will let you respond. guest: a couple of things. the vatican's objection to those people who are part of president obama's welcoming committee is not because there is something wrong with the pope associating with those people. vaticane fact that the says this is a situation ripe for political manipulative. that is a sense for political endorsement. that is a position that you should not be putting a world leader in that position. you are really manipulating the situation to try to take sides. it is not at all -- we have photos of the pope hugging a transgendered men. he reaches out to everybody. there is no animus in this pope. one thing he cannot abide is the primacy of ideology of the people and manipulation and that is what is going on here. host: your safety pope would reach out, but he does not want it to be manufactured. guest: if you met the people on the streets, he had no problem giving them a hug. the point is

christ. >> ♪ >> jesus christ said, peace i leave you, peace i give you. holy father, embracing with the con concelebrant new in the gesture of turning to one side or the other, offering to the people, a prayer, a wish, for peace in our hearts, at this time. >> bishop, let us offer you, our sign of peace as well. >> thank you very much. >> thanks very much, peace to you as well. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> interesting little side note you notice many times of the mass priest celebrating will sing, will chant, but pope francis does not and that is because of his condition where he is missing a lung. it is very difficult for him to get the air flow necessary to sing, so he usually lets someone do that task for him. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hope takes away the sins of the world. >> father has just shown to the congregation the sacred host, the body of christ, the congregation is praying we're not worthy to receive you but you speak the word and our soul will be healed

and jesus gives us the answer.claim." the joy of the gospel is something that can be experienced, something that can be known only through giving it away, through giving ourselves away. the spirit of the world tells us to be like everyone else. to settle for what comes easy. faced with this human way of thinking, we must regain the conviction that we need one another, that we have a shared responsibility in front of us and for the world. it is the responsibility to proclaim the message of jesus. joy is anurce of our endless desire to show mercy, the fruit of our own experience of the power of the father's infinite mercy. go out to all, proclaim by anointing and anointed by proclaiming. this is what the lord tells us today. he tells us a christian finds joy in the mission. nationto people of every . a christian experiences joy in following a commandment -- go forth and proclaim the good news. a christian finds ever knew joy in a christian finds joy in answering the call. go forth and anoint. jesus sends his disciple

i encourage you to be renewed in the joy of that first encounter with jesus and to draw from that joy renewed fidelity and strength. i look forward to being with you in these days and i ask you to bring my affectionate greetings to those who could not be with us, specially the many elderly priests and religious who join us in spirit. >> dear brothers and sisters, i thank you for the way in which each of you has answered jesus' question, which inspired your own vocation, what about you? i encourage you to be renewed in the joy of that first encounter with jesus and to draw from that joy renewed fidelity and strength. i look forward to being with you in these days and i ask you to bring my affectionate greetings to those that could not be with us, specially the many elderly priests and religious who join us in spirit. >> translator: in this days of the world meeting of families, i would ask you in a particular way to reflect on our ministry to families, to couples preparing for marriage, and to our young people. i know how much is being done in your local churches, to respond to the nee

remarkable spokesperson for god fox, jesus, for -- for god, for jesus, for two dialogues. for me his message was needed. muslims needed to know that christians and muslims, catholics and muslims are absolutely friends. they have a lot to do together. united we stand, divided we fall. we share a lot in common. and we together to become a voice of justice, a voice of peace and, a voice of dialogue. i thought his message was rather important for muslims to hear. but also for the christians to know that the pope, in the name of jesus, in the name of the bible, speaks a message of dialogue for muslims. this world is going crazy divided. and we needed that voice that brings us together, that does not divide us. >> doctor, how do you think the pope presented religion as a force to tolerance? >> first of all, if you for inviting me for the forum. secondly, i was indeed very, very pleased that there was recognition of hindu are you lidge unon no -- religion on this world stage along with the supreme leader of the largest religion in the world. and i think religion has been portraye

in the name of jesus.hostility from people who did not accept what he did. for them, jesus' openness to the honest and sincere faith of many men and women who were not part of god's chosen people seems intolerable. the disciples, for their part, acted in good faith but the temptation to be scandalized by the freedom of god who sends rain on the righteous and unrighteous alike bypassing bureaucracy, officialdome and inner circles threatens the authenticity of faith. hence, it must be vigorously rejected. once we realize this, we can understand why jesus' words about causing scandal are so harsh. for jesus, the intolerable scandal consists in everything that breaks down and destroys our trust in the working of the spirit. our father will not be outdone in generosity and continues to scatter seeds. he scatters the seeds of his presence in our world, not that we have loved god but that he loved us first. that love gives us a profound certainty, we are taught by god, we are -- god waits for us. it is this confi

which our encounter with jesus christ has awakened in our hearts. sisters, brothers, priests and religious to seek the grace of remembrance so as to grow in the spirit of gratitude perhaps we need to ask ourselves are we capable of counting our blessings? or have i forgotten them? a second area is the spirit of hard work. a grateful heart is spontaneously impelled to serve in the life of commitment to our work. once we realize how much god has given us, we learn that a life of sacrifice, of working for him and for others becomes a privileged way, a privileged way of responding to his great love. yet, if we are honest, we recognize how easily this, this spirit of generous self-sacrifice can be dampened. there are a couple of ways that and both are examples of the spiritual worldliness which weakens our commitment to serve as dedicated men and women. and diminishes the wonder of our first encounter with christ. we can get caught up in measuring the value of our apostolic works by the standards of efficiency, good management, and outward success which

, but the political jesus, because as he explained, peter not wanting to have his feet washed, jesuse upside down. the greatest shall be the least and the least shall be the greatest. so confinement is different from exclusion, from saying "us" and "them." we are all in this together, we all need redemption and forgiveness. amen. >> we're going to take a short break right now. stay with us, nancy, liz, obery, as we stay with pope francis as he has a busy morning here in philadelphia, pennsylvania. we continue to cover the pope's visit in the united states. stay with us. here on msnbc. the great beauty of owning a property is that you can create wealth through capital appreciation, and this has been denied to many south africans for generations. this is an opportunity to right that wrong. the idea was to bring capital into the affordable housing space in south africa, with a fund that offers families of modest income safe and good accommodation. citi got involved very early on and showed an enormous commitment. and that gave other investors confidence. citi's really unique, because th

doing so in the hope of helping you to preserve on the path of fidelity to jesus christ.religious are called to find and radiate lasting satisfaction in their vocation. joy springs from a grateful heart truly we have received much, so many graces, so many blessings. and in this we rejoice. it will do us good to think back on our lives with the graves remembrance remembrance of when we were first called remembrance of the road traveled. remembrance of graces received. and, above all,of our encounters christ, so often along the way. remembrance of the amazement which our encounter with jesus christ has awakened in our hearts. sisters, brothers, priests and religious, to seek the grace of remembrance so as to grow in the spirit of gratitude, perhaps we need to ask ourselves, are we capable of counting our blessings? or have i forgotten them? a second area is the spirit of hard work. a grateful heart is spontaneously impelled to serve the lord and find expression in a life of commitment to our work. once we realize how much god has given us, we learn that a life of sacrifice,

homeless jesus, with the wounds on the feet and jesus as a homeless person, and then the pope will bless the lunch. in fact, lunch was served just about an hour ago. these people have had to wait and these are hungry people, i may remind you, so it's been difficult for them to wait this long. but they've done so, so patiently. the pope will then bless the meal and then it's hoped that the pope will go from table to table and greet the most vulnerable among us. because, let's face it, that's his message today, jake. he wants us all to think about what we can do. those of us who are fortunate enough to have a hot meal every night. we never think about it. the pope will ask us to think about what our responsibility is to help these kinds of people. >> all right, carol, thanks so much. christiane. >> it is imagining those people in there, hungry, homeless, waiting, waiting for their spiritual leader. he does this relentlessly, doesn't he, and just does not miss an opportunity to put that spotlight on the poor, on the dispossessed and to do whatever he can for them. >> i've covered every ten

and, above all, remembrance of our encounter with jesus christ so often along the way. brothers, priests and religious to seek the grace of remembrance so as to grow in the spirit of gratitude. perhaps we need to ask ourselves, are we capable of counting our blessings? or have i forgotten them? a second area is the spirit of hard work. a grateful heart is spontaneously impelled to serve the lord and to find expression in a life of commitment to our work. once we realize how much god has given us, we learn that a life of sacrifice, of working for him and for others, becomes a privileged way, a privileged way of responding to his great love. yet, if we are honest, we must recognize how easily this spirit of generous self-sacrifice can be dampened. there are a couple of ways that this can happen. and both are examples of that spiritual worldliness which weakens our commitment to serve as dedicated men and women. and it diminishes the wonder of our first encounter with christ. we can get caught up in measuring the value of our apostolic works by the standards of efficiency,

knocking and he said we interpret that as jesus knocking to get in, but maybe jesus is knocking to getet the church out to the world and isn't that what he is doing? physically, he is here, he is canonizing a saint here, he has told the bishops today, get out, go with the people, go forth. so, i think that, yes, he will -- he will tweak the message in the particular event, but it's going to be consistent with what he has been talking about his entire pontificate and even before he was elected. >> maria teresa kumar, i couldn't help but think what it must be like for latinos, for hispanic members of the community, to hear him saying -- [ speaking spanish ] this has to be resonating, just the fact he is speaking in spanish and holding mass in spanish. >> relevant because for a very long time, for the first in a long time, they are recognizing the american latino as part of society, someone actually contributing. right now, if you talk to many american latinos, they feel kind of beat up, they feel like no one is really paying attention to them. somehow along this conversation's narrative

below the pictures in your place, what would jesus be. the picture has been on display for decades without issues supporters say. >> it is time for christians to stand for what they believe in. the picture of jesus is not harming anyone in the courthouse. >> some people want to get rid of got completely. the more they get rid of god the worse thinks get. >> court officials say there are no plans to take the picture down. this is hardly the first time we have seen challenges like this. the group asking for the portrait to be removed saying quote the courthouse should send a message of equal justice under the law and liberty for all. the jesus painting instead sends an unconstitutional message of endorsement proclaiming christians are insiders and the rest of us are outsiders. peter, is this unconstitutional to have a portrait of jesus is in the courthouse? >> it depends. was it put there for a non-religious purpose? secular purpose? and put there to advance a religion? advance the cause of christ? on the other side, fact finding, this is i

jesus said, go out and tell the good news to everyone.o out and in my name, embrace life as it is and not as you think it should be. go out to the highways and byways. go out to tell the good news fearlessly, without prejudice, without superiority, without condescension. to all those who have lost the joy of living. go out to proclaim the mercy and embrace of the father. go out to those who are burdened by pain and failure, who feel that their lives are empty, and proclaim the loving father who wants to anoint them with the oil of hope, the oil of salvation. go out to proclaim the good news that error, deceitful illusions and falsehood do not have the last word in a person's life. go out with the ointment that soothes wounds and heals hearts. mission is never the fruit of a perfectly planned program or a well-organized manual. mission is always the fruit of a life which knows what it is to be found and healed, encountered and forgiven. mission is born of a constant expression of god's merciful anointing. the church, the holy people of god

habÍa citado♪ ♪ al ver a jesÚs, algunos tÍtulos guiaban, entonces jesÚs se acercÓ a ellos y les dijo pusiera voz a lo que sentimos y vivimos. hay algo dentro de nosotros que nos invitan alegrÍa y no conformarnos con placebos que siempre quieren contentarnos. pero a su vez, vivimos las tensiones de la vida cotidiana. son muchas las situaciones que parecen poner en duda esta invitaciÓn. la propia dinÁmica, la que muchas veces, nos vemos sometidos parece conducirnos a una resignaciÓn triste que poco a poco se va transformando en acostumbramiento. con una consecuencia de tal. anestesiarnos el corazÓn. no queremos que la resignaciÓn sea el motor de nuestra vida. o lo queremos... no queremos que la acostumbramiento se apodere de nuestros dÍas. o si? por eso nos podemos preguntar cÓmo hacer para que no se nos anestesia el corazÓn. como profundizar la alegrÍa del evangelio, en las diferentes situaciones de nuestra vida. jesÚs nos dijo a los discÍpulos de ayer y nos los dice a nosotros. vayan, anuncian, la alegrÍa del evangelio se experimenta, se conoce, y se vive, solamente dÁndola. el espÍr

jesus says.-- who are not like us is a dangerous temptation. not only does it block the faith but it is a perversion of faith. faith opens a presence to the spirit and shows us like happiness, holiness is always tied to little gestures. whoever gives you a cup of water in my name, jesus says, a small gesture will not go unreported. these are little gestures that we learn at home. gestures that we learn in the family and that get lost amid all of the other things that we do daily but they make each day different. these are the little gestures guy grandfathers and children. and siblings. they are little signed of tenderness of affection and compassion. these are the little gestures of the warm supper we look forward to at night, of an early lunch or breakfast awaiting someone who gets up early to go to work. they are the gestures of home like a blessing before we go to bed or the hug after we return from a hard day's work. love is shown by little things, by attention to the small daily signs which

christ. ♪ >> jesus christ said, peace i leave you, peace i give you.ou always. >> let us offer each other the sign of peace. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hope takes away the sins of the world. blessed are those with the supper of the lamb. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we humbly pray, oh, lord, that with the mission's help, your church make claims and speak for christ our lord. >> your holiness, brother cardinals, brother bishops, priests and deacons, fellow religious and friends in jesus christ. philadelphia has waited a long time for this moment, and by philadelphia, i mean not just catholics, but christians from every tradition, a vibrant jewish community, our mayor, governor and business leaders who have given us wonderful support and people of good will from every walk of life. this is a city that would change its name to francisville today. [ applause ] >> we would do that if we could do it without inconveniencing the rest of north america. so we welcome you with all our hearts and a huge amount of enthusiasm and joy you're holding us. this ca

just renounce jesus right now, you'll be fine. all you got to, do renounce jesus.ve your praise to muhammad. my friends, is there a person here that wouldn't like to believe that if that was you on the hillside you would not renounce jesus. look, i can imagine standing on that hillside, silently praying, dear father, you know what's in my heart. you know i love your son. these men are going to kill me. can't be part of your plan that i would die on this hillside. i have a wife. i have children. i'm going to tell them i'm renouncing you just so i can get out of here. and then when i'm safe, then i'm going to be the kind of christian -- you'll love what i'll do. i'll spread the gospel everywhere. they didn't do that. when you watch the video, these poor cop tick christians, you'll hear them as the machetes are falling on their necks yelling out the name of jesus -- [ applause ] >> the jew from nazareth. i wrote about this. i got a letter from a lady that said, i can't believe you're praising the coptic christians. don't you know that they don't believe, blah, blah. i

it's jesus. to be concerned with the world that god gave us, and caring for the common home. that is why people are a little upset why should the pope invite us to think about pollution, why should a pope ask to us think about all the stuff we do in our rich culture? it's the poor who are the recipients of our waste and lack of care for the earth. the social teaching of the church. jonathan: but in america there is a separation of church and state. and church shouldn't have a role to govern the people. this will be the first pope to go before the lawmakers in congress and talk to them. that is why anything he says i guess would be deemed or defined being political at that point. father: anytime someone says something that upsets or mable us rethink what we are doing we say it's political. application of the gospel is for humanity. not just christians. the message of the old testament and the new testament is to help people be better. we heard president obama this morning say significant religious

jesus will give you driving tip, how about that.d the wheel. >> i would be careful with the demystifying of religion because people like their magic, their magic and their religion. they do. the burning bush, noah's arc. that is a powerful images, man. a bush talking, you know, in fire and writing. come on. the arc, that is big, you know what i mean? a cruise ship for animals and jesus coming back. >> larry: a cruise ship for animals. >> noah's arc, that is amazing. that is powerful, two of every animal. do you know how animals are on the planet. >> larry: i know, i know. >> and jesus coming back, that's big. >> larry: that's magic. >> without the magic, jesus ain't coming back. >> larry: that is some siegfried and roy. are you a religious person. >> yeah, yeah, i'm a meth dist, grew up, and-- . >> larry: what does the pope mean to a noncatholic religious person. >> mickey mouse. no, he-- respect, you know. respect of someone that has stuck to what they believe in, and someone that is being positive and being good. and with the magi

for jesus christ, his son. who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the holy spirit. >> amen. >> acknowledging our unworthiness to enter into this. we begin with the series of readings from a scripture culminating in a proclamation of the gospel. [ speaking spanish ] >> reading from the book of isaiah. the people who walked in darkness have seen a great light upon those who dwelled in the land of gloom, a light has shown. you have brought them abundant joy and great rejoicing. at the harvest, as people make merry when dividing spoils. for the yoke that burdens them. the pull on their shoulder, and the rod of their task master. you have smashed. as on the day of midian. for a child is born us. a son is given us. upon his shoulder, dominion rests. they name him wonder counselor. god hero. father forever. prince of peace. his dominion is vast and forever peaceful. from david's throne and over his kingdom. which he confirms as sustains. by judgment and justice. both now and forever. the zeal of the lord of hos

sometimes jesus is the one inside and we need to let him out. joy, the new hope should be a minister and bringer of joy. i can tell you when many cardinals came out of that friday session, i saw them later in the evening. how did the meetings go? whoa. a voice was sounded in that room which didn't speak of scandal and crisis although the person was very aware of it. didn't speak of all the messes and financial and sex scandals and whatever, it was pointed to the future and it spoke about joy, it spoke about selflessness, it spoke about connecting with the world and it spoke about a new path forward. all of that together with the holy spirit and the intelligence of the cardinals gave us the man who presided at today's mass. >> father, as a last catholic, which i was for a very long time, that message of joy resonated with me. because for the first time in a very long time, i looked upon my religion as a beautiful religion that meant beautiful things instead of i always felt so guilt laden about everything. and it just seemed that the priest and t

. ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land, ♪ ♪ a weary land, a weary land. ♪ ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary landelter in the time of storm. ♪ ♪ i would not be a sinner... (hammond) in teaching a gospel choir, what i have to do is to listen to a tape, see if it's relevant for the spirit of our service, and be able to take the individual voice parts off that tape and teach it to our choir. here's the first. ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land. ♪ sing that. in a rehearsal, i generally teach the melody first so everybody's aware. i go through the soprano part, and i teach them their part. and then i go to the altos and teach them their part. ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land, ♪ sing that. (choir singing) ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land, ♪ ♪ a shelter in the time of storm. ♪ you take one voice part, leave it alone, you take the next voice part, teach them their respective part, couple them together, and then put the third part together with it. that's called layering. that's an effective tool for teaching by rote. ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land, ♪ ♪ a shelter in the time of storm. ♪ (hammond) afte

we need to learn from jesus.enter his meekness and his humility by contemplating his our acting, believe hurches and our people not burdened by the stress of everyday life, to the ease of the lord's yoke. and to remember that the identity of jesus' church is kept whole, not by consuming ire from heaven but by the hear of the spirit to what is wounded, bend what -- to heal what is wounded, bend what is rigid, straighten what is crooked. the great mission which the lord gives us is one which we carry ut in communion. the world is already so torn up , it is to be found everywhere nowadays and therefore the church, this e-- she the seamless garment of the lord can not allow itself to be rent or broken. our mission first and foremost to find unity. unify as defined by the word of od and the word of heaven. each of the churches entrusted to us remains catholic because in communion with all the particular churches and the church of rome which presides, it is thus imperative to watch over that unity, safeguard it and bea

where there is joy, jesus is always present. because jesus is joy. that joy every day of our lives. before going, i would like to give you some homework. [ laughter and applause ] can i do that? it is a simple request, but very important. please don't forget to pray for me. so that i can share with many people the joy of jesus. let us also pray so that many people can share the joy like yours, like when you feel accompanied, assisted, when you feel that you are getting in fights, although there are problems of course, there may be problems, but you have peace in your hearts because jesus will never abandon you. may god bless you and every one of you and our lady protect you, thank you. [ applause ] >> translator: do you know how to sing? yes, we do. now, who's the boldest one? [ singing ] [ singing in foreign language ] [ applause ] >> translator: thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> translator: altogether. one song, and then we are all going to pray to the lord. we're going to say our lord's prayer. sing something, yes. [ singi

. >>> te alabamos seÑor jesÚs. >>> . >>> el evangelio que escuchamos nos pone de frente al movimiento. siempre nos motiva al movimiento. cuando dios visita siempre nos saca de casa. visitados para visitar. encontrados para encontrar. amados, para amar. hermosa marÍa, la primera discÍpula. una joven quizÁs entre 15, y 17 aÑos que en una aldea de palestina fue visitada por el seÑor anunciandole que serÍa la maldad de madre del salvador y lejos de creersela y pensar que todo el pueblo tenÍa que servirla, ella sale de casa. y va a servir. sale a ayudar a su prima isabel la alegrÍa que brota de saber que dios estÁ con nosotros con nuestro pueblo despierta el corazÓn, pone en movimiento un pierna nos saca para afuera, nos lleva a compartir la alegrÍa recibida y compartirla como servicio como entrega en todas esas situaciones embarazosas que vecino o parientes pueden estar viviendo. el evangelio dice que marÍa fue de prisa. paso lento pero constante. pas pasoses q pasos que saben a donde van, pasos que no corren para llegar rÁpido o van demasiado despacio como para no arribar jamÁs ni agitad

jesÚs no su presencia nos moviliza a la caridad.on carteles luminosos o con fuegos artificiales, jesÚs sigue golpeando nuestra puerta en el rostro del hermano, en el rostro del vecino, en el rostro del que estÁ a nuestro lado. queridos amigos uno de los modos mÁs eficaces de ayuda que tenemos lo encontramos en la oraciÓn. la oraciÓn nos une, nos hace hermanos, nos abre el corazÓn y nos recuerda una verdad hermosa que a veces olvidamos. en la oraciÓn todos aprendemos a decir padre, papÁ y cuando decimos padre, papÁ nos encontramos como hermanos. en la oraciÓn no es ricos o pobres, y hijos y hermanos, en la oraciÓn no hay personas de primera o de segunda, hay fraternidad. en la oraciÓn es en donde nuestro corazÓn encuentra fuerza para no volverse insensible, frÍo ante las situaciones de injusticia. en la oraciÓn dios nos sigue llamando y levantando a la caridad. que bien nos hace rezar juntos, quÉ bien nos hace encontrarnos en ese espacio en donde nos miramos como hermanos y nos reconocemos los unos necesitados del apoyo de los otros.

meant and what jesus wanted.hat is constantly what he communicates. if you look at his teachings, he talked about mercy. that jesuse thing brought most and that is his message to the world. caller on our republican line. go ahead. we go to steve for minneapolis. wondering if" has ever apologized for the colonization of the americas and the millions of native americans died for europeans to have more freedom? guest: indeed. when he was in bolivia recently he talked about the wrongs that have been done to the indigenous people and the need for people to rectify that. when he was in argentina as a young man he was very into the fall on of the people, which is an unguarded to the in -- is an argentinian film philology -- he was very into argentinian theology. it takes and respects the views of indigenous people and we see it from that cultural perspective. this is really big on his radar. host: tom, independent line, from illinois. caller: i find it interesting. the pope is not a political analyst or economic person

jesus keeps knocking on our doors, the doors of our lives. he doesn't do this by magic, with special effects, with flashing lights and fireworks. jesus keeps knocking on our door in the faces of our brothers and sisters, in the faces of our neighbors, in the faces of those at our side. dear friends, one of the most effective ways we have to help is that of prayer. prayer unites us. it makes us brothers and sisters. it opens our hearts and reminds us of a beautiful truth which we sometimes forget. in prayer, we all learn to say "father", "dad." we learn to see one another as brothers and sisters. in prayer, there are no rich and poor people, there are sons and daughters, sisters and brothers. in prayer, there is no first or second class, there is brotherhood. it is in prayer that our hearts find the strength not to be cold and insensitive in the face of injustice. in prayer, god keeps calling us, opening our hearts to charity. how good it is for us to pray together. how good it is to encounter one another in this place where we see one another

is he said no, jesus, jesus. he's reaching out beyond christians to a wider world. he wants this to have universal appeal. throughout my book i have dozens of examples of this, through his actions not his word. what the people will remember most about this visit isn't the speech to congress or the appearance here at the white house. it's the little car, the little fiat. the man who's the leader of the biggest church of the world, drives the smallest car. that's his message. >> father tom, you saw in social media and i've spent all day watching what people were saying, and posting after posting after posting began, i'm not a catholic but. and they would say what they like or didn't like about what the pope had to say. columnists in the nation's largest and most-read newspapers, letting it slip in photograph 3 or 4, i used to be a catholic or i'm not a christian at all, they still weighed in on what the pope had to say. is this part of the arrangement amount of this leade -- the armt of this pope, the mysteriousen grandeur that the pope might have had in the 19th cent

>> we drink. >> seminary's hard, but we fall in love with jesus. we want to share him with the rest of the world. >> there is a large percentage of the population that thinks that priests are synonymous with scandal. >> the world needs priests that love jesus, that love the people. and so i want to be one of those guys that can do that. >> you need people to show people you know, that priests are holy men. they're great men, and they haven't all made these mistakes. >> it is a radical decision to become a priest, but given how scandalized the priesthood has been over the last decade, it's even more bold, but i really admire all these young men who are trying to change the perception of what it means to be a priest. this is a brotherhood. and while they're young, despite feeling the weight of societal pressure, this life brings them overwhelming joy. and they are exactly where they want to be. >> psychedelics, mind expansion. if you think that sounds like the '60s, take a closer look pep these american tourists are under the spell of a halucinogenic

lord jesus christ, you said to your apostles, my peace i leave you. my peace i give you.ut on the our sins faith of your church. graciously grant her peace and with your cordance will who live and reign forever and ever. the peace of the lord be with you always. and with your spirit. let us offer each other the sign of peace. ♪ ♪ we remember your sacrifice ♪ ♪ where there is discord let me bring accord where there is falsehood only thy truth ♪ ♪ where there is despair only hy hope ♪ >> body of christ. body of christ. body of christ. ody of christ. [speaking in foreign language] >> the body of christ. >> amen. >> the body of christ. the body of christ. >> amen. >> the body of christ. >> let us pause for a few oments in prayerful silence. >> body of christ. body of christ. ody of christ. >> let us pray. we have a mystery we have received, o lord. prepare us, we pray, for the .ternal joy through christ our lord, amen. >> thank you for your visit to washington. on behalf of everyone present and in the name of the church of washington, it is a great privilege for me to say, we

in honor of this, you recognize that jesus and that you care for one another you care for jesus himself. as i leave, i ask all of you, especially the benefactors who assisted with the world meeting of families, do not let your -- for jesus his charge for families and the broader family of society go dry. may our days together be a -- that will last generosity and care for others that will endure. just as we have received so much from gifts given us and not for our own making. so let us give to others in turn. i embrace all of you in the lord, and i entrust you to the maternal care of mary. i will pray for you and your families, and i ask you please to pray for me. may god bless you all. god bless america. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> final words from pope francis at atlantic aviation during the gesture of gratitude, a private ceremony, hosted by vice president joe biden and jill biden. he was saying his heart is full of gratitude and hope. his time words in english the same final words that we heard on the benjamin frankly parkway, pray for me. please pray for me. >> and now personally

jesus keeps knock on our doors, the doors of our lives. he doesn't do this by magic with special effects, with flashing lights and fireworks. jesus keeps knocking on our door in the faces of our brothers and sisters, in the phase of our neighbors, in the faces of those at our side. dear friends, one of the most effective ways we have to help us is that of prayer. prayer unites us. it make us brothers and sisters. it opens our hearts and remind us of a beautiful truth which we sometimes forget. in prayer we all learn to say, father, dad, and when we say father or dad, we learn to see one. >> the as brothers and sisters. in prayer there are no rich and poor people. there are sons and daughters. in prayer there i no first or second class. there is brotherhood. it is in prayer that our hearts find the strength not to be called insensitive in the face of injustice. in prayer, god keeps calling us, opening our hearts to charity. how good it is for us to bring together -- how good it is to encounter one. >> the in this place where we see one. >>

jesus. jesus, you know, spoke to everybody. i have to say, one of the things that i get sad about sometimes when i hear how pope francis speaks, i think maybe i'm doing my job for all these years because he comes along and said the basic message we have all believed in and people are resonating. it's a call for us as priests to say maybe we make it a little too complicated at times? to the church and say i am back because of what i have heard, seen, because of this pope? >> i have had people who have come up to me and said, you know, i can believe again. interesting? who you bad. and actually, i even had a very good friend say to me, who is not catholic, a little suspicious of catholics, she said, you know, maybe i should -- i want to become an honorary catholic. so by text i made her an honorary catholic. >> if i can ask you, what do you think the pope will make of his time spent here in new york and in washington and philadelphia? >> first time. >> his first visit to america. did we live up to some exceptions, live down to so