vi place i have placed holds on arms to egypt, and i have challenged president assisi directly for the arbitrary lists of freedoms and so on. in my years of the house and the senate, i have always worked to hold accountable those countries, including egypt, for human rights abuses and the repression of the citizenry and civil society and more. those who are attempting to malign my actions as it relates to egypt, simply don't know the facts. third, for 30 years, i have withdrawn thousands of dollars in cash from my personal savings account. which i have kept for emergencies and because of the emergency of my family facing confiscation in cuba and maybe it is old fashioned, but these were monies withdrawn from my personal savings account from the income vi lawfully -- that lawfully derived. i will defend those actions at trial. and fourth, you are the reason that i have dedicated entirety of my adult life for the hard working new jerseyians and american people. some people say that i have lost the trust of the people of new jersey and that could not be more wrong. today, i am surrounded

will you be telling them about assisi, about saint francis of assisi, who a fascinating historical who>> well, we probably won't go into too much detail, but we will give thanks for him and for and for the sentiments that he expressed about , you and for the sentiments that he expressed about, you know, his love of nature and his understanding that we're all part of god's creation an and that these animals around us are very much part of what a loving god has created for us. and we're all created together . we're all created together. >> what form will the services take? i'm imagining there's probably a place there for all creatures, great and small , all creatures, great and small, all things bright and beautiful, beautiful as well. >> and a fabulous one called all god's creatures. got a place in the choir which some sing low and something higher. and this is all about the how god's church is for everybody. and mean that's that's a metaphor for all people being welcomed. but also acknowledging the importance of all god's creatures. >> is it part of trying to give more people more reas

will you be telling them about assisi, about saint francis of assisi, who a fascinating historical who>> well, we probably won't go into too much detail, but we will give thanks for him and for and for the sentiments that he expressed about , you and for the sentiments that he expressed about, you know, his love of nature and his understanding that we're all part of god's creation an and that these animals around us are very much part of what a loving god has created for us. and we're all created together . we're all created together. >> what form will the services take? i'm imagining there's probably a place there for all creatures, great and small , all creatures, great and small, all things bright and beautiful, beautiful as well. >> and a fabulous one called all god's creatures. got a place in the choir which some sing low and something higher. and this is all about the how god's church is for everybody. and mean that's that's a metaphor for all people being welcomed. but also acknowledging the importance of all god's creatures. >> is it part of trying to give more people more reas

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time of her death what my thoughts were a by a reporter and i said, well, it was said of francis assisi that he was the most christlike since christ. and i said, i think mother teresa, the most mary like person since mary, that she was virgin and mother to, a world that needed a mother her compassion, her love, tenderness. you, i think, to really appreciate my mother, you have to place her in a historical context because it's because she left her home at age 18, said goodbye to her mother at a train station she never saw her mother again went off to the loreto. first by train, then by ship, and arrives in january 1929. a couple of years of formation, takes her vows and then is teaching at the loreto compound in a walled area for the some of the privileged kids, calcutta, and then some of the poor bengali kids that were at the school and she was for 15 years history and geography other and of course india then becomes. involved in world war two. in 1939, the viceroy declares war on india's behalf without consulting the indians. this led to much gandhi and others oppose this. gandhi was a