our lord had 12 apostles. if you look beneath the dome, you'll see 12 apostles. here we have the apostles. this church is named holy trinity so we have the depiction of pentecost because we celebrate holy trinity feast day, the day after pentecost. but now you might be interested in knowing what this is. this is byzantine. this is smalti, baked glass. and this is a section of a complete design. what occurs, in effect, is the artist sends a sketch of each icon to italy. and then the artisans there, who are specialists really, take each section. it's about this large. as you notice this paper underneath here. it has the design on it. well, it has the design. would you see it on the other side? that's correct. so what the artist will do, he will take some grout. this was a plaster wall. you take the grout and grout the whole wall. then he will take some grout and he'll butter this. they call it buttering, a very light grout of this. and he'll take this piece, and he has to make sure it's centered because if he doesn't put it in the right place, the whole icon will b

like paul the apostle in the passage we just heard, i also feel in my heart that i have to thank god, mostly, because he guides us and he allows the church to grow. he gives us his word and this feeds the faith of his people. right now, my soul is getting larger and it embraces the church all over the world and i thank god for the news that over the years of peter's ministers, i obtained on faith in jesus the lord and on charity within the body of the church. which lives in love and in hope. and this opens us to the -- our home in heaven. i want to hold everybody in prayer. i welcome every meeting, every pastoral visit. i collect everything in prayer to give it to the lord and we have full knowledge of his will with a spiritual awareness and we can beheave in a way that's worthy of his love and so that we can have fruits in every good work that we do. right now, i have great faith and trust, because i know we all know that the truth of the gospel is the strength of the church. and the life of the church. the gospel purifies and renews us, it brings fruit everywhere, where the communit

he is an apostle.or to the apostles and an apostle and his job is go out and spread the gospel. if he can't do, that he needs to step out of the way to allow someone else who can to do that. so i think that this resignation shows his understanding of what his job as pope is. this is not a management job. this is a job of spreading the truth, of the catholic church. >> bret: yeah. >> this is not a management job. at the same time, too, there is reform as the friends, george wegel writes about. in the new book. evangelical catholicism, like a blueprint what to do next. he talks about the reform in burbureaucracy. when you are the age of pope benedict and doctor says you can't travel that is part of the picture, too. getting some new, the newness. new blood in. somebody who really knows and wants to take the reins and help reform. you see in the papal butler story and the -- there are a lot of problems to be fixed in addition to the teachings that needs to happen. he would be awesome theologian as pope. b

are out on the sea of galilee and the storm rips up and the apostles are terrified. lord awaits and according to the gospel story, calms the sea and rebukes the apostles for their lack of faith. that's a gentle reminder, i think, from the pope that even when the lord seems to be asleep, he is in fact still governing the church. >> all right. we will be checking in with you a lot over the next few weeks on this historic day and historic time in the history of the catholic church. msnbc will have coverage in the final hours of benedict. up next, the stream showdown over what many consider the most important civil rights law ever passed. the voting rights act could be in trouble. you are watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. [ male announcer ] this is sheldon, whose long dy setting up the news starts with arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. >>> the supreme court's sharp split was on display and the justices went back and forth o

the gospel, and calms the waters and asks the apostles, where is your faith?d vatican city. there's the tiger river as it coarses through rome. we have delia gallagher, a long-time reporter covering the vatican and a person who personally knew cardinal ratzinger before he became pope. delia tell us a little bit about the rest of the day. what happens next? >> well in the next few hours, of course, we still do have a pope once he arrives at castel gandolfo. he will give a brief address to the people who are there and who are used to seeing him during the summer and then 8:00 local time is the moment in which the pope becomes the pope emeritus in which he will take off all of the trappings of pope, as it were including the ring the red shoes which we talked about will be exchanged for a pair of simple moccosins. he will continue to be dressed in white. he can be called your holiness. the idea is he will be hidden from the world. i don't think we will see a whole lot of him from this moment on. >> delia, we heard from cardinal dolan earlier that said many of the

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a sacred rel of christendom-- the bones of saint james, santiago in spanish, one of christ's 12 apostlesfrom atop the tower at vezelay, you can still make out the old way of saint james, winding its way to spain. it's astonishing to think that hundreds of thousands of men and women made that pilgrimage during the medieval period. they undertook such arduous journeys for a multitude of reasons-- to plead for divine help, to ask for the cure of illness, to give thanks, to ask for penance. but above all they went for the salvation of their souls. to achieve the state of grace conferred by his relics, they traveled great distances on foot... by boat... on horseback... wearinge pical pilgrim'- the hat, the staff, the cockleshell symbol of saint james. but pilgrimage was not only a spiritual force, it was a dynamic, transforming element in society, enabling the exchange of ideas, goods, and especially money. there was a great deal of money to be made from pilgrimage. indeed, it was the offerings to the saints and their relics by pilgrims in their thousands that helped pay the construction cost

radically changed when she became introduced to jesus christ and his church, and after that she became an apostle>> reporter: day already has her own stained glass window in the church where she was baptized. her image has been made into icons. but some in the catholic worker movement are leery of the push for sainthood. >> the fact that dorothy day had an abortion, to say, well, now she's going to be labeled the right-to-life saint -- to m these diminish this beauful spirit that was larger than any one particular part. >> i don't want her to be the saint who had an abortion. i want her to be the mother of one and the grandmother. you know, that's who she was. >> reporter: joanne kennedy is managing editor of "the catholic worker." >> you can't know dorothy day and not know about her pacifism and her commitment to the works of mercy, although that gets a little more play. but her pacifism gets almost none. >> the thing that primarily drew me to "the catholic worker" initially was that there was a catholic entity that was seriously, but seriously antiwar. it doesn't appear that some of the bishops

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what the apostles experienced when they saw jesus there again, wandering amongst them, could have just run the gamut, i imagine, of possible spiritual, religious, mystical experiences. i sure wouldn't say it wasn't one. yes, susanna? >> i loved her description of centering prayer. i'd love to see that again. it really was my understanding of centering prayer. she didn't call it exactly that, but it's just another term for the same thing, i think. >> who's the famous catholic teacher, thomas keating? >> thomas keating, basil pennington. >> this is a very popular kind of technique that works within the roman catholic faith. so we have - when you think of the belief style, i mean, the best - the one that jumps right to mind might be the great institution of the roman catholic faith. but here, within that, we see the constant pressuring of the seeker style and thomas keating - >> and merton obviously did it - >> merton too. to get something that really, actually works. yeah. >> we're going to spend a week at darkowty in july at the clearing, and we're going to study the cloister walk by ka

all you have to do is look at the acts of the apostles. see arguments, you see scandal. we've got it today. it's probably more glaring today because the church is under such intense scrutiny because of what we're going through now. a call to purity, heroic virtue, sanctity, especially when it comes to the terribly nauseating episode of clergy abuse. we have to remind ourselves that that happened not because of the church's teaching, that happened because church teaching, what's best in the church is not listened to and obeyed. this is a complete denial of everything good and decent, noble and honorable that the church stands for. we're going to have to work, christiane, on the renewal of the sacrament of marriage. that's the great vocation crisis today, isn't it? people -- our catholic people aren't getting married. the ones that are, aren't able for some reason to obey what we believe marriage is all about. >> reporter: you talk about marriage and in fact in a few poll done by the pew institute, about 58% of american catholics believe tha

paul talks about one as an apostle.e was talkedded about one as his coworker,s same he said of timothy and titus and others, and the original agape meals were in households. paul address the households. household church was the original church, and the hostess there was the presider. she was not a priest because there were no priests, but as time went on, the general prejudices of the society insected the church, and they are hanging on to them longer than others because the church now pretends to be changeless. once a bad idea gets in, even if it's from a fairly acceptable thing at the time, it's very hard to extrude it, you know, because of the church. they claim they never change. people said, well, should we have women priests? i hope not. i don't want priests. i want women leaders. we are getting them. in my church that i've been going to for 33 years, it's a campus church at northwestern university, and as all campus churches or parrishs in general, priests have come and gone. we had no say in that. the priest com

if you read your bible carefully, the great apostle paul said we should always honor authority.ou sat next to the president of the united states and you belittled his programs. doctor, if i were you, i would stick to president. >> i didn't interrupt you. >> bob, w

if you read your bible carefully, the great apostle paul said we should always honor authority. you sat next to the president of the united states and you belittled his programs. doctor, if i were you, i would stick to president. >> i didn't interrupt you. >> bob, we have no time left. >> you start interrupting me. >> that's it for the five. thanks a lot. have a great night. >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm andy levy or as i am known in the french quarter, greg gutfeld. tom, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> thanks, andy. coming up on tonight's show, it is a bird, it is a plane, it is a community organizer with super powers. no, not that community organizer. can dc comics bring down wall street in the way the occupy movement couldn't? maybe. and young people are america's most stressed out generation. do they have any reason to be? obviously not. hopefully our panel will demean them coming up. and cats kill. billions of cute, furry, feathery creatures are killed by unfeeling housecats. a bill schulz segment so shacking andy -- so shocking andy levy refused to tease it, but i

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. >> in order to put the apostle of intelligent together that led us to bin laden, there was a lot of intelligence, a lot of pieces out there. some of it came from the tactics that were used at that time, but the fact is, we put together most of that intelligence without having to resort to that. i think we could have gotten bin laden without that. >> the family of an unarmed african teen shot by new york police in his own home has filed a lawsuit one year after his killing. ramarley graham was shot and your second 2012 after being chased by narcotics officers. he was trying to empty a bag of marijuana into the toilet when he was killed. in the lawsuit, the family says that the nypd attempted to kill his grandmother, who witnessed the shooting. the officer was charged with manslaughter. hundreds of people marched to a bronx precinct to mark the first anniversary of his death. a federal appeals court has ruled the permit keep secret its efforts to pursue the private information of internet users without a warrant as part of its probe into wikileaks. the case involves three people invol

if you read your bible carefully the great apostle paul says we should always honor authority. you saturday next to the president of the united states you belittled his programs. doctor, if i were you i would stick to medicine. >> it wasn't belittling. >> we have no time left. >> (talking over one another) >> extreme weather alert right now. potentially deadly twisters touching down across parts of the south. one of them reportedly a full mile wide. reports of major damage starting to come into the fox newsroom right now. i am harris falkner of all of the breaking news we are learning the first we have heard of and so far still the worst seems to be in hattiesburg, mississippi home to the university of southern mississippi. on the right of your screen you see what used to be this little music building. pile of bricks mostly twisted metal now. school officials reporting several campus buildings were hit. early indications it is a pretty bad scene. this video showing explosion after explosion as power transformers crump el into a fierce storm. the wind strong enough to blow those

if you read your bible carefully the great apostle paul says we should always honor authority. to the president of the united states you belittled his programs. doctor, if i were you i would stick to medicine. >>

if you read your bible carefully, the great apostle paul said we should always honor authority. you sat next to the president of the united states and you belittled his programs. doctor, if i were you, i would stick to president. >> i didn't interrupt you. >> bob, we have no time left. >> you start interrupting me. >> that's it for the five. thanks a lot. have a great night. the unions and paper pushers. >> let's destroy the system. >> bring on the creative destruction. who would disagree? >> shame on you. >> teachers unions disagree and they are mad at me and mad at reformers who care about test scores. >> city schools terrible because of unions like you. >> our test scores are not what we choose to focus on. >> how do you know if they are learning anything? >> i know my kids are learning when i look in their eyes. >> give me a break. the block also opposes charter schools. >> over my dead body they will come there. >> unions are mat because some charters can fire bad teachers. >> i call it bringing up a person's future. >> a teacher wants to teach. >> this actor says teachers

the late apostle betty peebles was the longtime leader. left instructions to the board to keep joel in the ministry and not in church leadership. >> god has been good. >> reporter: he is a charismatic minister and is popular with a clear majority of the cong gants who want his leadership and a bitter legal dispute ensued and joel and most of the congregation moved the services to a hotel ballroom and now to the rented auditorium, cafeteria, and gym at eleanor roosevelt high school. >> on sunday, 57 new converts came to jesus christ and that is the most important thing that can happen. what takes place is small in comparison to a soul that is saved. >> reporter: the board invited another minister in his congregation to move in to their expansive facilities. and some of the longtime congregants believe that board is self-appointed. >> according to the defendants, there are only six people in the 10,000-member church that have a right to a vote. and they vote for themselves. >> the suit by the congregants s asking the courts to install a neut

if you read it carefully, the great apostle, paul, says that we should always honor authority.ext to the president of the united statesre and you belittled his programs. doctor, if i were you, i'd stick tos medicine -- >> excuse me. i didn't -- >> bob, this man is a very -- >> bob, we have no time

if you read your bible carefully, the great apostle paul said we should always honor authority. you sat next to the president of the united states and you belittled his programs. doctor, if i were you, i would stick to president. >> i didn't interrupt you. >> bob, we have no time left. >> you start interrupting me. >> that's it for the five. thanks a lot. have a great night. bye! >>> was president obama so focused on reelection that he was missing in action during the libya terror strike? this is special report. >>> i'm john roberts in for bret baier. the terror attack against the u.s. mission in benghazi is our topic. testimony on capitol hill has ignited a fresh round of debate today. what's not going away are questions about last year's terror attack in libya after panetta's final testimony yesterday. >> if i were a family member and one of my loved ones was killed in benghazi, i would be sick to my stomach. >> republican lindsey graham declared on twitter the president, quote, has to announce for his leadership on benghazi after panetta and general martin dempsey testified,

if you read it carefully, the great apostle, paul, says that we should always honor authority. and you sat next to the president of the united statesre and you belittled his programs. doctor, if i were you, i'd stick tos medicine -- >> excuse me. i didn't -- >> bob, this man is a very -- >> bob, we have no time left. >> would you stop y interruptin? >> that's it for "the five." thanks for. watching. have a great evening. bye-bye. >> rick: fox news alert and a monster storm battering the northeast, burying some areas under as much as three feet of snow. now the big digout begins. glad you're with us, i'm rick folbaum. >> i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. five states are under a state of emergency. hundreds of thousands of people are without power, coping as best they can in the dead of winter. and in adversity, a wedding comes to symbolize the human spirit. when one come in connecticut didn't let the blizzard get in the way of their big day. >> it was stressful this morning, but now that i'm here, i think things are going to be o

i say that is because culturally, it's not a religious thing, culturally, sure, jesus called the apostlesho were men. today who are the best chefs? a lot of them are men. these roles are different. the women cooked the meals 2,000 years ago. the men cook the best meals today. there are a lot of different roles we play. >> i always tell my daughters the good news is the catholic church will have women priests some day. it might take us 200 years. and i think it's a real shame that these issues get in the way, that they don't take a step forward because when you look at the catholic church, including benedict, they are great on all matters of social justice, and i wish that were louder -- >> most of the new deal came from the church and pope pius. i know all that stuff. they thought liberal was a bad word because they thought it meant capitalist. the important thing this pope has done with all respect for our holy father, he quit. this is remarkable, melinda. he basically -- >> absolutely. >> admitted he was becoming fallible. becoming a person who couldn't make the decisions. i'm not speak

peter, the first apostle. blazoned around the top of that bas relief and when each pope dies or in this case retires, they remove the ring from his hand, scratch the front of it, literally deface it in the sign of a cross, and smash it with a mallet so it can never be used again. it is a sign that his power, his authority in the church, is finished, extinguished. usually they bury that ring with the pope. john paul ii's is in his casket. in this case i guess they will hold on to it. they put it in a satchel and it will eventually be buried with pope benedict but he will no longer be pope. >> now the cardinals during the preconclave period are not supposed to be campaigning but i would imagine that is what they're doing, fast and furiously, right? >> well, it's a quiet campaign. it's kind of a meet and greet. they look at each other from afar. i remember going to a horse auction when i was a kid. bear with me here. when you go to a horse auction you look at the horses' legs, their mouth, you read the press, you

peter and the apostles and the boat on the sea of galilee. the lord gave as many days of light winds when the fish were abundant but also times when the waters were stormy and the winds were against us and the lord seemed to be sleeping." sitting just feet away were the the tens of thousands of pilgrims and the simply curious who heard today's speech cheered and waved their banners in appreciation, most cannot have expected such frank admissions. but even so, didn't seem surprised. >> the difficulties of office? well, with the absolute mayhem in the catholic church in the last number of years, i suppose. what else could he mean? >> i ask each of you to pray for me and for the new pope. >> reporter: but as he took his leave of st. peter's and the world stage, he has spelled out very clearly the challenge facing his successor. >> sreenivasan: 115 cardinals will choose benedict's successor during a papal conclave. they'll begin meeting monday to set a date for the official gathering. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen.

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the storm was so big that may travel apostle yesterday's from the oklahoma panhandle to the great lakesee deaths are blamed on the blizzard. >> our forecast looks fantastic as the issue point for that but as good erica. >! let us take a look with that with erica. >> concord broken old record yesterday's setback in 2002. >> just to put this in perspective on february 26th of last year napa was at 57 degrees quite a contrast to their to yesterday. >> looking at numbers in the cold start to the morning. we're below the freezing mark in fairfield and in santa rosa. >> low '40's and the special liin the east bay shoreline. >> by 12 '60s for everyone. upper 60s along the coastline. could squeeze out low seventies for morgan hill, gilroy, napa, and fairfield. >> heading into the eighth lucky link our mild weather with ever won the fifties. here is the breakdown. sunny skies but a few high clouds will pass later today. mountain view 67. 65 in fremont. 70 for fairfield. for 69 in vallejo. mid-60s and richmond. >> downtown san francisco lows '60s. 71 in napa. 69 for petaluma. 65 in san bruno. >>

the fact that she's anchored in this tradition that goes all of the way back to the apostles, someone who will continue to keep a focus on the spiritual mission on on the church. >> you talked about the church's global reach, time for a pope that doesn't come from europe? >> i don't see any limits to the selection of the next pope. he can come from almost anywhere on this planet. and i wouldn't be surprised if that were the case. >> cardinal wuerl, thank you for your time and your thoughts. >> thank you very much, god bless you. >>> let's bring in cokie roberts in washington, d.c., her po mother sefshdz as the united states am bar doz dor. once they understood that pope benedict was saying, the jockeying for power and prominence began. >> i'm sure that's true, elizabeth. this is supposed to be a decision decided by the holy spirit, the holy spirit has a good deal of politics. you know, i guess the cardinals will be brushing up their latin so they don't have any more surprises like this. the fact that there's no obvious success so is going to be something they have to grapple with. whe