let's give bishop michael a round of applause, please.ce which is a private, family service. and then at the time and date known to the family, they will come and in terror the ashes of the arch —— in terror the ashes. again, it is a private service. thank you to the city. thank you to the state. thank you to the ip trust, to the tutu foundation, to the cathedral and all those, you know yourselves, that were in the planning team for the last six years. on behalf of mama leah and the family, we want to say thank you. please stand. in the name of the lord, bless it to be the name of the lord. —— blessed be the name of the lord. —— blessed be the name of the lord. —— blessed be the name of the lord. the god of peace brought again from the dead our lord jesus, the great shepherd of the sea, by the blood of the everlasting covenant, make you perfect in every good work to do god's will, working in which is pleasing in god's site, and the blessing of god almighty, the father, the sun and the holy spirit be amongst you always. amen. may i just al

reverend michael, dean of cape town, leadership of the anglican church of south africa, retired bishop michaeladers of the faith for the denominations that are here present, leaders and representatives of political parties and general chief of the defense force of south africa and veterans of the liberation organizations and fellow mourners. archbishop, soon after the passing of our father, i went to visit the tutu family and after that visit, some journalists were standing outside and they asked me will the archbishop be given a category i funeral. i said, of course, it will be a category i funeral. then i added with religious characteristics. and may i say that today, you may well have written another chapter in government orders and processes of what a category i funeral with religious characteristics is. thank you very much. i've just seen it for myself. if archbishop desmond tutu were here, he would have said, hey, hey, why are you looking so glum? so unhappy? he would have wanted to illicit a smile, a laughter from among all of us. that was the type of person that he was. i'm really deli

many things keep what he wanted. bishop michael knuckle to preach. that is that you heard he was code number 2222, that a very special type relationship. having worked so closely together, any time he, many things he wanted, he wanted music to tell of all kinds. it was for most thought classical sacred, classical music to his favorite him assist him with one to him, which was on his favorite. he absolutely wanted the even learn to come to class, just saying he loved the gospel class, but he is known to have said to them, if you don't think it's like, you know, i will come at home and you from my conference. so many things are important to him . a number of personal anecdotes around the archbishop with the play to help him, the anglican church, as we said, was a sort of very sinful one. what did he mean to you? to me personally, he was not only my mom and my bishop against me because he was the 1st women that day and as a deacon in 188. and then again in 992. having worked very hard to ensure that women could become priests your day, myself and obviou

and now we're just hearing from pitch bishop michael natal, who is delivering a equally emotional sermon, talking about his relationship with the late archbishop and that relationship and what he calls a partnership goes back to the 19 eighties and 19 ninety's. or when he, what he describes as a partnership between a dynamic black leader and his white deputy during the dying days of a party. and that struck a chord in the minds of many watching the transition to democracy in south africa. again, paying tribute to the roll, the archbishop, played in terms of the struggle against our party and the voice being the voice of the voiceless. as the bishop natalie has said, his expressed the feelings, and though the grief that he is feeling at the loss of are not only the archbishop, but also a friend. saying that he could empathize with the wife of the archbishop earlier to, to in terms of that grief. i'm his also said that despite this, the archbishop being a huge public figure, a he is also revered within his family and with amongst those who know him. and that's also very much what's come ac

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michael steele. pastor, bishop, dr. michael steele. you have to follow that sermon. i don't know how you are going to do it. i feel sorry for you. it is your charge. you are the chairman. help michael steele. help him jesus. >> i don't know how i am going to do better than her who laid out her sermon. what i want to do in sort of addressing the worst one big bucket. put everything in had there. every last one of them. matt, marjorie, paul, mccarthy, all in the same bucket. the performance artist, they have become the big drifters and emancipators of white fear and those that want to address the plight of the downtrodden, living in suburb yeah. this is the mess they have created. they have put out on the street a cesspool of stupid. they are the worst. >> you can get an amen on that. i feel like with everything that you all have said, to me they have failed utterly their job to protect the most vulnerable. they only want to protect the rich, the powerful, the corporations, the religious extremists. they have allowed the bounty hunter law to stand. the discrimination a

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here to discuss, presidential historian jon meacham and bishop michael currie about how religion anditics intersect in the u.s. it's so good to see both of you. thank you for joining. jon, america is so divided. there's a lot of anger out there. our political party seems to be -- one political party seems to be abandoning democracy. what's happened to the sense of cohesiveness americans have felt as a country, and what is all this division doing to our democracy? >> well, you know, the forces that are buffeting us now are perennial. they ebb and they flow. the task of a mature democracy is to make those forces ebb more than they flow. and democracy is fundamentally a human enterprise. and as human beings, we're fallen, frail, and fallible. and i think that every day is a struggle between our better angels and our worst instincts. and if i get it right 51% of the time, that's a heck of a good day. >> yeah. >> and i don't have many of those. and the country is -- and i want some absolution because here i am with my spiritual lord. if you're feeling forgiving, your grace, i'm ready. >>

i want to thank presiding bishop michael curry, pastor sam collier, and all those taking the stage todayencouraging us to fight on, born out of the optimism that we must hold grounded in our faith. i also want to thank members of congress who are there and part of this important occasion including your own reverend raphael warnock and the members of our administration who are part of this, state and local leaders, activists and org organizers for coming together on this very special day in this most special place. as some of you know, last week i was honored to once again visit your historic sanctuary together with members of the king family. and it is an honor to be with you today as our nation remembers the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. as has been said, as is known throughout the world, dr. king was a prophet. he was a prophet in that he saw the present exactly as it was and the future as it could be. and he pushed our nation toward that future. dr. king pushed even as his character was maligned. he pushed even as his family's life was threatened. he pushed even as his own life

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the most reverend michael curry, presiding bishop of the ethical church. reverend curry: let us pray. internal god of whom the bible speaks and says that you are loved, you are the source of all that is good and just and true, and compassionate. we come before you come of the fountain of all wisdom and the light of all truth. we come before you not in pride or in arrogance, but we come before you in true humility. we come before you because we need your help. we need your help in these troubled times. we need your help for this beloved nation. we need your help for those who have been traumatized and troubled by the painful events of one year ago, and all that has continued since. we need your help, lord, now, to be the democracy you would have us to become a to be the nation you would have us to be. one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. so, we ask you now to help us, to help all those who are traumatized. help all of those who have lost loved ones. help those who are struggling. help us to be instruments of your peac

michael nuttall. he was part of bishop tutu's wishes to be part of the service.service. to pursue 'ustice, to walk kindly with your i service. to pursue justice, to walk kindly with your god. _ service. to pursue justice, to walk kindly with your god. this - service. to pursue justice, to walk kindly with your god. this in i kindly with your god. this in desmond tutu was interwoven in a long—lived authenticity. that is why we loved him and respected him. small and physical stature, he was a giant among us spiritually. he was authentic, not counterfeit, he lived even at great cost to himself in an inclusive, all embracing way. his friend nelson mandela putted perfectly when he said, sometimes strident, often tender, neverafraid and sell them without humour. desmond tutu's voice will always be the voice of the voiceless. i come here today in my octogenarian years sensitive to the awesomeness of the occasion, which is likely to catch the cheerful and thankful rid of this our nation and the entire world. —— thankful mood. i come at the response of the express wish of

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