. >>> welcome back, today, we're talking about changes in the roman catholic mass. we're happy to be joined in this broadcast by people of many faiths. you've told me we're not alone and these changes have impacts on other religions. >>> obviously, the catholic charge always worked with christians and nonchristians. after vatican two, most of the groups were excited about the changes. they did things like adopting the speech. they appreciated the changes we made to the readings. they also adopted a lot of our prayers. if you go to many episcopal churches, they say the gloria that we said up until two weeks ago. they said, we changed to match you and you're changing without letting us know and we don't think we want to make the same changes. they feel we're out of sink. we've made changes without consultation and understanding the impact it would have on the fact that you can walk into other churches and say the same prayers. that's upsetting to some. many of the orthodox brothers and sisters are excited about the changes. we've become more inline with what we say. p

it was really the lutherans along with roman catholic mass which is where we get christmas, christ, mass. once again lutherans are leading the way here. i won't comment on united methodist. >> this is a great introduction. let's come back to more traditions and understanding of advent christmas. please join us with hugh barrels advent christmas season. ,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back to moe sayic. i asked hugh about the colors again. i'm wearing purple. what about purple and blue? >> purple and blue. we're talking about if you don't know anything at all about church and you go in and there on the pope and the come union table or the alter the color has been purple. and it was about the coming of royalty. now in the past couple of decades people most churches are shifting over to royal blue for lint. lint is fasting. advent becoming more a season of the anticipation of the coming of the light of christ with the advent wreath we talked about. so purple or blue. and then our christmas eve you go to white. >> okay. i think that is good. i think i got some blue for the first time. i was surprise my

it is not just about the right of roman catholics to organize a mass or muslims to hold a religious funeralr bahai's to meet in each other's homes for prayer or jews to celebrate high holy days together. as important as those are, religious freedom is about the right of people to think what they want and come together in fellowship without the state looking over their shoulder. that is where the state- exercised right of religious freedom is the first right enshrined in our first amendment, along with the freedom to speak an associate. because where religious freedoms exist, so did the others. it is also why the universal declaration of human rights protect freedom of thought, conscience, and religion. they all speak to the same capacity within each and every human being -- to follow our conscience, to make moral choices for ourselves, our families, our communities. these rights give our lives meaning and dignity. whatever religion we belong to. or if we belong to no religion at all. like all human beings and all human rights, they are our birthright by the mere fact of us being who we are,

it is not just about the right of roman catholics to organize a mass or muslims to hold a religious funeral or bahai's to meet in each other's homes for prayer or jews to celebrate high holy days together. as important as those are, religious freedom is about the right of people to think what they want and come together in fellowship without the state looking over their shoulder. that is where the state- exercised right of religious freedom is the first right enshrined in our first amendment, along with the freedom to speak an associate. because where religious freedoms exist, so did the others. it is also why the universal declaration of human rights protect freedom of thought, conscience, and religion. they all speak to the same capacity within each and every human being -- to follow our conscience, to make moral choices for ourselves, our families, our communities. these rights give our lives meaning and dignity. whatever religion we belong to. or if we belong to no religion at all. like all human beings and all human rights, they are our birthright by the mere fact of us being who we ar

. >>> thousands of people are expected for the installation mass of the new roman catholic bishop in san francisco. it will draw protestors outside st. mary's cathedral. cate caugiran explains why some of the his views are controversial. >> reporter: good morning. that's because demonstrators are concerned about the new archbishop's nationwide reputation for his support for california's ban on same-sex marriage. salvatore cordileone's installation will take place at 2:00 at st. mary's theat. 2,000 people are expected to show up including the vatican's ambassador to the u.s. this also includes protestors who will be here an hour before the mass. the former oakland bishop was a key driving force behind prop 8. now this favored him with fellow catholics. still some parishioners say he will be welcomed in san francisco. >> hopefully, by attending mass here, he will see how important this church is and what it does. there are a lot of elements of the catholic church which unfortunately hold that position and a place like this kind of challenges that on its own level. >> reporter: cordileo

. >>> a new roman catholic archbishop will take over this afternoon and the installation mass will draw protestors. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran is at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco. some of the new archbishop's views could be considered controversial. >>> reporter: that's right. historically these types of installations don't bring anger or interest. but in this case it's different because protestors are not exactly a fan of the new archbishop of san francisco, his national reputation supports california's ban on same-sex marriage. salvatore cordileone's installation will take place at 2:00 at st. mary's theat. 2,000 people are expected to show up including the vatican's ambassador to the u.s. this also includes protestors who will be here an hour before the mass. the former oakland bishop was a key driving force behind prop 8. now this favored him with fellow catholics. still some parishioners say he will be welcomed in san francisco. >> hopefully, by attending mass here, he will see how important this church is and what it does. there are a lot of elements of the catholic chur

mass there tonight. he's trying to attract roman catholic followers in a country until recently was officially atheists. the pope is in havana tomorrow and plans to celebrate mass in the revolution plaza on wednesday. guys, how is it out there? >> it's nice. it's a little cooler. i got the wusa9 weather app and it's saying there's a freeze warning tonight. >> here's what is weird about that. the growing season hasn't started so we shouldn't have to issue one, but everything is three weeks ahead of schedule. >> it's way ahead. >> here's the deal. everybody is under a freeze warning except for st. mary's county and calvert county. that's the bad news. good news is, winds are going to save us a little bit. they are going to remain breezy and it's going to help us. let's talk about freeze. let's talk about frost. for crying out loud, we shouldn't put anything in the ground yet. should not affect homeowners at all because we should not plant until mother's day. our downtown average last frost date is the 23rd. fredericksburg is the 28 á9. gaithersburg is the 30th and hagerstown is early may. so it shouldn't a

. >>> in jerusalem orthodox depreciations held a mass today to mark easter. while roman catholics and protestants celebrated easter last week. they use a different calendar. the church in the old city was built on the site where christ was crucified, buried ands are secretaried. >>> ceremony as -- buried and resurrected. >>> ceremonies recognized the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the titanic. a number of cruise lines with voyages retracing the fatal route from england to new york. a woman whose great grandfather died in the disaster was one of those aboard. >> it's almost as though while i was here he was alive for me and i can now let him go. >> more than 1,500 people died when the titanic sank after it hit an iceberg on april 15th, 1912. >>> i'm the king of the world! >> the movie titanic has sailed into historic waters. it's only the second film to hit $2 billion in ticket sales between its original release in 1997 and its recent rerelease in 3d. the other $2 billion plus film is also a james cameron production. it's the movie avatar. >>> the return of the housing boom, t

roman catholic. he is scheduled to preside over a hunl mass sunday, then departing for a two-city stop in cuba monday. >> there are 17 counts of premed tated murder testimonying from a shooting rampage that left women and nine children dechld also st additional charges of attempted murder and assault. his attorney says he does not remember much about the incident believing the government will have a hard time proving it's case. >> here at home a man who hid from justice more than 0 years was sentence today for his role in a sounl san francisco shootout. he turned himself in in 1968 pleading guilty to charges stemming from the shootout but skipped bail before sentencing. he ended up in michigan and got married and taught in a community college. today he was sentenced to a year in county jail, placed on probation and fined. there is a separate murder charge of a 1971 murder chargent dropped last year. >> secret service trying to identify a woman who made an antiobama remark today at a gun range with rick santorum. >> pretend it's obama. >> pretend it's obama, she said, while santorum was taking practic

roman catholic. the pope is scheduled to preside over huge out door mass on sunday. he will leave for 2 city stop in cuba on monday. >> silent film classic napoleon considered one of the grit east motion picture made. beginning this weekend in oakland a new restored version shown with music performed live by the oakland east bay symphony. arts entertainment all righter don sanchez has preview from the paramount theater. >> rae stored version of the 1927 silent film classic. >> i think it's most significant film anybody has made including citizen cain. >> he has been fascinated by the film since 16 years old when he found 2 real of it and for more than 15 years he has been lacking for more foot annual. it doesn't flicker but we recorded it. the festival is presenting napoleon with life performance by the symphony orchestra conducted by krl dave who is wrote the symphony score. they put up the screen and install 3 projection booth because part of the film is in wide screen and just one cope of the film. >> this particular cope absolutely unique. negative from which mad

roman catholic church. the council was called by pope john xxiii in an effort to make the church, as he put it, more relevant in the modern world. the lives of everyday catholics were directly affected, with masses now being said in local languages, instead of latin, and priests turning from the altar to face their congregations. vatican ii also called for more dialogue with other faiths. this year's anniversary came as pope benedict convened a three-week long meeting of church leaders to discuss what he warns is the turning away from religion around the world. one american cardinal called it a tsunami of secular influence. the pope likened it to a spiritual desert. >>> that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. join us next week for the next part of our new miniseries, "none of the above," on the fast-growing number of americans who say they have no religious affiliation at all. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on smartphones. there's much more about the religiously unaffiliated on our website, where you can take our new survey for yourself. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio and video podcasts are also available. join us at pbs.org. as

recent years. >> just hours a, this memorial mass in memory of that that comes at the elementary school victim in connecticut. at the st. rose of lima roman catholic church. connecticut governor dan attended. he gave remarks. as the tragedy in connecticut unfolded today. officials at all levels reacted to what was happening. coverage tonight from the newsroom.charles? yes, throughout the day we have been getting messages of condolences and comfort. the house also, that something needs to be done to stop this from happening again. >> it is unfortunate. >> in colorado condolence and comfort coming in people all across the country. but there are also many voices saying that in colorado this afternoon, the principal of columbine high school, which has seen it's share of tragedy, said that he wanted the families in connticut to know that >> i think that what all of are feeling now as a partent, as a grandparent, as an educator we are just imagining what it must be like for those people so our thoughts and prayers are there. >> here in california, governor jerry brown released a statement today saying, "we all mourn the heartbreaking loss of those eleme

mass in st. peter's square. in jerusalem, roman catholicshe place where jesus is believed to have been buried. tomorrow they will he is celebrate his resurrection. >>> a parliament member claims iran does have the knowledge and capability to make an atomic weapon but will never do so. his remarks don't represent the official position of the iranian government. they do proceed the talks on iran's controversial nukes program. i'm harris faulkner in new york. now, let's get you back to "justice" with judge jeanine. all the headlines when you want them. go online to fox news .com. >>> did the police drop the ball in the case of missing mom susan powell? disturbing new detail -- disturbing new details, husband josh brags about the perfect way to dispose of a body. former prosecutors, now both criminal defense attorneys, joey jackson and richard patele join us tonight. the utah d.a. says that she didn't have enough evidence against josh powell to prove his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. right or wrong, joey? >> are you kidding. they had more tha

yesterday six of the nine justices attended the red mass at the roman catholic cathedral of saint matthewthe start of the court's new session. >>> and we are waiting for an announcement today with the latest in the search for jimmy hoffa's remains. investigators are waiting for tests on mud and clay samples from a home in suburban detroit. they searched under a shed there friday. a tipster claims he saw what appeared to be a body being buried there in the site the day after the former teamster chief disappeared in 1975. so, far, though, they've found nothing in this search in that driveway. >>> and an epic collapse by the u.s. at the 39th ryder cup. the europeans roaring bang from a 10-4 deficit late saturday to take a breathtaking 14 1/2 to 13 1/2 point win. germany's martin kaymer sinking a heart-pounding five foot putt on the final hole to seal that victory. it is europe's seventh in the last nine ryder cups. >> tied the biggest comeback in ryder history. >> look at that guy dancing. >> and awful jackets but they still won. >>> all right, sunday night football, super bowl champion new

at a mass, he called for greater freedom for the roman catholic church, and warned, indirectly, against government repression. >> ( translated ): on the other hand there are those who wrongly interpret this search for the truth, leading them to irrationality and fanaticism; they close themselves up in their truth and try to impose it on others. >> brown: it was the closest benedict came to direct criticism of cuba's communist regime with president raul castro seated in the front row. later, the pontiff met with former president fidel castro, for about half an hour. earlier in the week, en route to cuba from mexico, the pope had told reporters that it is: "evident that the marxist ideology in the way that it was conceived no longer responds to reality." after arriving in cuba, benedict generally used less direct language. on tuesday, at a shrine to the virgin mary in santiago, he called for renewal. >> ( translated ): i have also prayed to the virgin for the needs of those who suffer, of those who are deprived of freedom, those who are separated from their loved ones or who are undergoin

yesterday six of the nine justices attended the red mass at the roman catholic cathedral of st.ew the apostle in washington held every year just before the start of the court's new session. >>> we expect an announcement today about the mystery surrounding jimmy hoffa's remains. investigators are waiting for tests on mud and clay samples from a home in suburban detroit. they searched under a shed there on friday. you'll remember a tipster claims he saw what appeared to be a body being buried at that site the day after the former teamster's chief disappeared back in 1975. >>> the super bowl champion new york giants are off to a shaky start. i'm happy about that. they lost their second game of the season to a division rival on a 54-yard field goal attempt came up short. eagles won, 19-17. atlanta falcons are perfect at 4-0. matt ryan booting a 40-yard field goal with just five seconds left giving atlanta a dramatic 30-28 comeback win over cam newton and the carolina panthers. >>> and green bay against new orleans. green bay took a 28-27 fourth quarter lead when a blown call by the

. >>> a new roman catholic archbishop will take over in san francisco today and the installation masss expected to draw some protestors. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran is at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco. cate, some every the new archbishop's -- some of the new archbishop's viewers are considered controversial. >> reporter: typically this type of installation doesn't bring anger or demonstrators. they are not fans of the new archbishop's views on same-sex marriage. salvatore cordileone's installation will take place at 2:00 at st. mary's theat. 2,000 people are expected to show up including the vatican's ambassador to the u.s. this also includes protestors who will be here an hour before the mass. every the archbishop promotes the california same-sex marriage ban and was a key driving force behind proposition 8. this favored him to catholics. some parishioners say he will be welcomed. the former oakland bishop was a >> hopefully, by attending mass here, he will see how important this church is and what it does. there are a lot of elements of the catholic church which unfortunate

it is not just about the right of roman catholics to organize a mass or muslims to hold a religious funeral or bahai's to meet in each other's homes for prayer or jews to celebrate high holy days together. as important as those are religious freedom is about the right of people to think what they want and come together in fellowship without the state looking over their shoulder. that is where the state- exercised right of religious freedom is the first right enshrined in our first amendment, along with the freedom to speak an associate. because where religious freedoms exist, so did the others. it is also why the universal declaration of human rights protect freedom of thought conscience, and religion. they all speak to the same capacity within each and every human being -- to follow our conscience, to make moral choices for ourselves, our families, our communities. these rights give our lives meaning and dignity. whatever religion we belong to. or if we belong to no religion at all. like all human beings and all human rights, they are our birthright by the mere fact of us being who we are,

hours from now the roman catholic archdiocese of san francisco is scheduled to install its new archbishop. he is set to become the 9th metropolitan archbishop of san francisco in a mass of installation at the cathedral of st. mary of the assumption at 2:00. his installation promises to draw protests because of his opposition to same sex marriage and he still faces drunk driving charges in san diego where he was cited while visiting his mother in august. >>> president obama and mim rot knee mitt romney are back on the campaign trail after squaring off tonight. >> what i talked about was a new economic patriotism that is rooted in the belief of a strong thriving middle class. >> analysts say during the debate he failed to mention his accomplishments and did not counter many of the charges thrown his way by governor romney. >> i saw the president's vision as trickle down government and i don't think that is what america believes in. i see instead a prosperity that comes through freedom. >> mitt romney celebrated the successful first day bait with a surprise pit stop there in denver. he is set to attends events in virginia later today. >>> the polls conducted last night

roman catholic country in latin america. the pope is hoping he can inspire the same outpouring of faith that he did in mexico. he will celebrate in an open air mass this evening. the action film "the hunger games" as polled $155 million committee biggest ever tally for a film that is not a sequel. this follows a teenaged girl fighting to survive a life-and- death game show. now we're going to an ongoing story, the costa concordia that the dollar this people on board dead. there are still two missing. this image of light from the italian coast where they have -- i'm sorry. by the body's still trapped. this would bring the death toll to 30 with two still missing and presumed dead. the liner struck a reef on january 13th and capsized off the tuscan island of giglio. they're still trying to recover the bodies on the ship. still to come, preparing to honor an 88-year-old pledge to take gold from the top of everest. the german chancellor angela merkel has told the bbc that it would be a huge political mistake it agrees were to leave the eurozone in an exclusive interview for "news night." germany would do everything it could to will the eurozone togeth

there period of living together down there and i loved this is a roman catholic was basically for a couple of late night meals and to go to mass [laughter] that is so jack and they both went to mass together in the cathedral on broad street down there in beautiful charleston. it just shows as they came across throughout the book, and thinking about after i had written a book, jack was a devotional catholic who prayed every night at his bedside. jackie would laugh and say how superstitious he was. david powers told me, my editor said say dave powers told you and don't act like you believe it and jackie said that in her tapes, condescendingly because she was not very religious. she thought it was just superstition. i found out from lynne billings his closest friend who had a room at the white house and traveled with them in europe, travel through nazi europe, he would pray by his bedside. jack was a devotional catholic who also was what he was. he was very complicated. >> host: let's talk about the woman for a minute. we may have to return to it but let's talk about the women during that era. men straight, women stray. there are

catholic church. spin maybe i am a theologian. >> now i think you go to mass and attend services. >> i'm a roman catholic. i'm 100% accept the church's teaching and the churches teaching authorities. in addition to that we interact with intercontinental a church in south florida which is a phenomenal teacher of the written word. >> pastor? >> rick. it's not much different than roman catholics who like billy graham's sermons. i have grown in my faith with what i've learned. i am a roman catholic and support one of% the authority of the church. i have a deep appreciation for our love of christ can bring hundreds of thousands of people to salvation. there's a lot of people i know that actually do that. it's kind of a big deal. in the real world, a lot of people said yes, i -- i just think it has enriched as. >> you can never have enough god. [laughter] >> as you go forth and maybe a national candidacy, you will be asked a lot of questions. here's one. [inaudible] >> i think science has established that pretty well. human egg becomes a human into becomes a human life. i wish there were more focus on deeply co

it is not just about the right of roman catholics to organize a mass or muslims to hold a religious funeral or bahai's to meet in each other's homes for prayer or jews to celebrate high holy days together. as important as though our, religious freedom is about the right of people to think what they want -- as those are, religious freedom is about the right of people to think what they want and come together in fellowship without the state looking over their shoulder. that is where the state- exercised right of religious freedom is the first right enshrined in our first amendment, along with the freedom to speak an associate. because where religious freedoms exist, so did the others. it is also why the universal declaration of human rights protects -- human rights protect freedom of thought, conscience, and religion. they all speak to the same capacity within each and every human being -- to follow our conscience, to make moral choices for ourselves, our families, our communities. these rights give our lives meaning and dignity. whatever religion we belong to. or if we belong to no religion

communities, but the question i wanted to come back to you about was the hate of the roman catholic church. i stopped going to masstotally in parallel with you two years ago, and for the exact same reasons that you stated. even explicitly i have people say to me i have not met a catholic that thinks like you do because of my feminism and my sort of thinking independently somewhat of the decisions of the hierarchy of the church, and i have had -- i even on a couple occasions have parties say to me, thinking as you do and acting as you do, how can you continue to go to church? it really can almost feel like not only affirmed, but maybe kind of gave gamble to things my church was doing that i couldn't subscribe to, and that was, as you said, an extraordinary painful thing. in fact, i think i was sick at the time for awhile and didn't know why, and when i took time out to deal with that and talk with someone i considered very wise, i -- >> host: thank you, hellen, for coming in. >> guest: wow. you know, it's so hard. you go back to the new testament, which is why we stayed as long as we stayed, and my kids are so tire

catholic church. >> maybe i'm a theologian. and you go to mass and attend services at a fellowship. >> i'm roman catholic and i accept the church's teachings and i practice. we interact and have known a church in south florida with is a phenomenal teacher of the written word. the great pastor. and it's not much different than roman catholics who like watching billy graham's sermons. i have grown in my faith and what i have learned. i'm a roman catholic and accept 100% the teaching authority of the church. i have deep appreciation for how our brothers and sisters are bringing thousands of people to salvation. and there is a lot of people i know that actually do that. that is kind of a big deal. a lot of people say yeah, i have done that, too. it has enriched us. >> some cunds when you go to both. >> yeah. >> that is a lot of church. >> you can never have enough god. [laughter] >> as you go forth and you maybe a national candidate -- you continue in the public forum, you are going to be asked a lot of tough questions, when does life begin? >> at conception. science has established that as well. when a human egg becomes a human embr

it says unlike christians santorum and his fellow roman catholics participate in a barbaric ritual going back ma lien yeah, a massn which a black robed cleric casts a spell over some bread and wine transfigure erring it into the actual living flesh and blood of their christ. followers then line up to eat the jesus meat and drink his holly blood in a can a ballistic reverie ... joining me is david silverman and sandy rios a fox news contributor and vice president of family pac federal. sandy, let me start with you. the the author of the piece came out and said it's a ridiculously over the top broadside over catholicism. which he says tomorrow people on that side including santorum he believes have exercised intolerance towards other religions and people. he's trying to make a point with what is either a satire, or an over the top piece. do you accept that? >> no, satire is supposed to be a. [music playing] ing. this was far from a. [music playing] ing. this was really vitriol, a spewing of hatred. i felt like it was therapy for him as a former catholic. it was really a nasty piece. he talks about if rick santorum

roman catholic leader is on probation for the next three years. archbishop salvatore cordileone pleaded guilty this week to misdemeanor reckless driving stemming from his dui arrest in august down in san diego. at his installation mass yesterday, the archbishop called the incident a terrible error in judgment. >>> the driver who died in a fiery crash in milpitas this morning happened southbound 880 just south of the 237 interchange. chp says the car burst into flames after the driver lost control and crashed into the shoulder. the driver has not been identified but the chp says the car was registered to a milpitas person. >>> the new jobs number are shaking things up on the campaign trail. the spin from each candidate and the accusations that someone fudged the numbers. >>> happy friday! meteorologist paul deanno with your forecast. the same low pressure area that gave us 100-degree temperatures earlier this week is now heading in our direction having the opposite effect. will the rain arrive this weekend? i'll have your forecast coming up. ,,,,,, spaces. it's going to be n >>> a million extra people half a million cars only 400,000 parking spaces. tough parking in the city this weekend. cbs 5 consumerwatch reporter

benedict xvi led christmas mass urged them to find time for god in what he describes as her hectic technology driven lives. this is major square in bethlehem. the top roman catholicnoted this year they are celebrating the birth of palestine. we are now less than one week away from the fiscal cliff deadline that is when spending cuts and tax hikes kick in automatically. law americas plan to return to washington later this week to try to hammer out a last minute deal. fears of an uncertain economy are forcing people to buy fewer gifts. buy stuff made in the usa even if it costs more. >> we have more than doubled in the past year. it is growing like crazy. people are waking up to the made in the usa issue. if we bought more of what we made in our nation we cput a lo of people to work. >> it could make for a dangerous christmas with violent storms and tornadoes may pop up in the panhandle. it is bringing a white christmas to other folks. 6 feet of snow in california. it hit the east coast overnight and all of the snow could mean headaches for 90 million americans aaa estimates are traveling over the holidays. >>> ♪ >> for 2,000 years christians all over the world cel

their period of living together -- and i love this as a roman catholic -- was base $-- basically for a couple late night meals and to go to mass. that is o is jack, and they both went to mass together at the cathedral on broad street down there in beautiful charleston. it just shows as i came across it through the the book and thinking about it after i'd written the book, jack was a devotional catholic who prayed every night at his bedside, jackie would laugh at him and say how suspicious he was. i heard it from dave powers, and my editor said just say dave powers told you, and then jackie said it in her tapes con desendingly because she wasn't very religious, she thought it was superstition, and i found it out from len billings his closest friend, and i traveled with him, and he said even traveling through nazi europe he would pray every night by his bedside. jack was a devotional catholic who also was what he was. >> well, but let's talk about the women for a minute. we may have to return to them once we get to his presidency, but let's talk about the women during that era. men stray, women stray, there are statistics out th

archbishop who leads the roman catholic archdiocese for the military is attacking the obama administration for the health care mandate in a letter to be read at all sunday masses u.s. military, the archbishop wrote in part, quote, it is a blow to a freedom that you have fought to defend and for which you have seen your buddies fall in battle. we cannot, we will not comply with this unjust law. the army is taking issue with that sentiment, saying it could be misunderstood as a call for civil disobedience. the "national review" reports that the chief of chaplains ordered clergy not to read the letter from the pulpit but after discussion with the archbishop, the army agreed they could not dictate what is read at religious services. >> you have the head of the army telling priests, let's just stop for a second, and think about this. you've got the head of the army telling priests, you are forbidden to read a letter written from an archbishop, talking about a concept that is central to our belief as catholics. >> this is the federal government overreaching in a way that horrifies a lot of people. who don't even believe in god. >> you see -- okay. >> small governmen