the moderator of the church of scotland and the archbishop of canterbury are injuba, too. last, i am here," said pope francis told a crowd of displaced people, "together with my brothers on this pilgrimage of peace." since independence in 2011, south sudan slipped quickly into conflict. it's along tribal and not religious lines, but the leaders are mainly christian — catholic, anglican, and presbyterian. back in 2019, in one of the most powerful moments of his papacy, pope francis kissed the feet of the south sudanese rivals at the end of a meeting at the vatican. they promised to work for lasting peace, but little changed. so the religious leaders came here. does the same thing happen — you make a dramatic gesture and you go away, and things don't move forward? dramatic gestures are to kick open doors, to create momentum. they don't solve problems. what they do is they may unstick stuck situations, and then they have to be followed up. tonight, the three christian leaders held a cross—denominational prayer service. it's been a remarkable coming together of churches and ha

in fact, i think the archbishop of canterbury who was on the plane with him, will be in the same boatbtq friendly, but at the same time saying you are still second class, you can't get married, you can't have sex, you cannot be in a relationship with the same sex. but if you want to get to rome you have to go in steps and this is a step on the way. if i may, one of the most important things is they had with them the moderator of the church of scotland and he, of course, blesses and performs marriages of lgbtq people. so to be in communion with him and to take it with them on the journey, that was a strong signal that he was prepared to be with other christians who hold deeply different views and who are far more progressive in their approach to the lgbtq community. really interesting and as you say, he was there with the archbishop of canterbury and the moderator of the church of scotland and justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury noted that the anglican church has its own internal divisions over the issue of gay rights. it is very much a continuing conversation, debate, whatever

yes, this is the 1st right francis traveling alongside the archbishop of canterbury and the leader of scotland church. so what is the message the trio is speaking to send? because it can just be one of you stand for the struggle of an entire continent. is it one of unity? how do you see it? well, i think in the case of how to that, i mean this through that, i mean nation are very powerful please community level. and i think that the appeal to piece that, you know, which is 2019 that the report mentions in which he gives the feed in rome of both both leaders, which essentially are the 2 main players of what became the, the civil war and something that had all the, sort of, all the elements of sort of top down political, political movement. i think that in bringing sort of this to other leaders from the church of scotland and church of england. he's really sort of trying to appeal to the population and to the 3 major groups, you know, in terms of, of, as if age. and the fact is that in south sue, then there's been sort of a very, very active, an official diplomatic arm of the, of the, o

, the head of the catholic church pope francis's insults had on together with the archbishop of canterbury justin welby, leader, the anglican communion, and ian greenfield, the moderator of the scottish church, the religious leaders on what they call a pilgrimage for peace in a country way. fighting continues to kill and displaced large numbers of civilians . with you are cool to renew the life of society as pure sources of prosperity and peace. so greatly needed for the sons and daughters of south sudan. they need fathers not overloads. they need steady steps towards development. not constant collapses. solid sedans lead us health care promised to resume talks with ob greeks who did not find the 2018 piece deal in one or the holy fargo bomb threats to restore a visit to our country. and our due calibration of 2023. as the year of peace area conciliation, i am officially or non soon the lifting of the suspension of the room. these dogs will do own our groups a day before this visit. several people were killed in central equatorial state in violence between cattle, herders and a local milit

yes, this is the 1st right francis traveling alongside the archbishop of canterbury and the leader of scotland church. so what is the message the trio is seeking to send? because it can just be one of you stand for the struggle of an entire continent? is it one of unity? how do you see it? well, i think in the case of how to that, i mean this through that nation are very powerful please community level. and i think that they feel to be then, you know, which $12900.00. that the report mentions in which he gives the feed in rome of both both leaders, which essentially are the 2 main players of what became the, the civil war and something that had all the, sort of, all the elements of sort of top down political, political movement i think that in bringing sort of this to other leaders from the church of scotland and church of england, he's really sort of trying to appeal to the population and to the 3 major groups. you know, in terms of, of as if a gauge and the fact instead in south sue, then there's been sort of a very, very active, an official diplomatic arm of the, of the, of the vat

i think that, you know, i think that the trip to south to then with our speech of canterbury and when the moderator of the church of scotland is actually quite remarkable on it has not really been the main element. the main thing in the spotlight, probably because his words, i mean, you know, he's words sort of in the context of the political discussions, loud corruption, etc, etc. have been much bit certainly very powerful and had been certain center front. but the fact is that the visit with these other 2 leaders of 2 major catalyst 2 major christian denominations to a country, which is essentially the youngest country, but really quite out of the, of the geopolitical spotlight over the last couple of years. it's really something that is quite remarkable to see that this was organized around sort of so to then, i think, to some degree, to highlight the fact that, you know, the conflict. and so to that is, in a sense at b, tim isis. what sort of the tragedy of many countries in africa and lead to mary you know, in buses. so the world actually art. yeah, this is the 1st right francis

the pope, archbishop of canterbury and moderator of the church of scotland are on an historic three—dayve called it a pilgrimage of peace to the country, where more than 400,000 people have been killed in violence since independence 12 years ago. our religion editor, aleem maqbool, is travelling with them. it's his 40th foreign trip as pope, but it's a visit like no other. a journey that takes him to south sudan, but what makes it unique is that for the first time, leaders of other global christian denominations are visiting with him. when we landed, the moderator of the church of scotland, iain greenshields, and archbishop of canterburyjustin welby climbed on board to greet the pope. they're here together to persuade leaders in this young, troubled nation to put aside their differences for the sake of their people. "i've come with two brothers," said the pope, "stretching out our hands, we present ourselves to you and to this people." since independence in 2011, south sudan slipped quickly into conflict. it is along tribal and not religious lines, but the leaders are mainly christian —

the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, is travelling with the pope, along with the moderator ofil war which has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. a peace deal five years ago significantly reduced the level of violence. but serious conflict continues, with rebel militia groups attacking civilians and violence between sudan's diverse communities — often linked to disputes over water, land and grazing rights. most is due to ethnic rather than religious divisions. around six in ten people in south sudan are christian — among them roman catholics, anglicans and presbyterians. the pope and other christian leaders are in the capital, juba, and our religious affairs editor, aleem maqbool, is there. yes, it has been an unprecedented day here in south sudan, reeta, in the centuries there has never been a foreign trip by an archbishop of canterbury with a pope, but that all changed today, and they were joined by the moderator of the church of scotland as well. so why here? why are they making this unprecedented move in south sudan? well, the idea is, because it is a majority christia

this guy, the archbishop of canterbury. yes. mean, it's of canterbury. yes.'t it, that nice know, isn't it, that christianity got itself christianity has got itself sorted now wade into sorted so we can now wade into politics international politics and international affairs justin welby has once affairs. justin welby has once again got involved in other people's business. this time he's had his say on the war in ukraine. it's topical . we'll ukraine. it's topical. we'll talk about that a little on we've got all of that coming your way and much, much more, by the way, some rather spicy discussions about whether or not a boxing ring girls are sexist and. who is the bigger menace on the road ? okay. drivers the road? okay. drivers or cyclists i'll you into . welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. just when we were off there, i was told that we've got some breaking news to bring you, i think. and i'm going to go over to northern ireland very shortly. a fourth man has been arrested ireland arrested in northern ireland after of an off after the shooting of an off duty

the archbishop of canterbury reportedly told a canterbury has reportedly told a group employees he groupes that he rather see the church of england lose as an established lose status as an established church than risk church church than risk the church fracturing over clashes on gay marriage. be joined by the marriage. i'll be joined by the reverend ian paul to break reverend dr. ian paul to break down what this means for. but first, let's take a look at the weather . hello first, let's take a look at the weather. hello again. looking ahead and there will be some wet and at times windy across northern parts. but further south it's going to stay dry and brighter but with the risk of some frost and fog by night take a look at the bigger picture and you can weather front you can see this weather front waiting in the atlantic. waiting out in the atlantic. this going towards the this going to push towards the uk the next 24 hours or uk as we go the next 24 hours or so. but at the moment we have this whacking great big area of high across us and high pressure across us and that's such that's w

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they claimed the archbishop of canterbury had them secretly married three days before the wedding wethat, it would have been an illegal act and he would have been in prison. this is the church of the u.k. all of that was a complete and utter nonsense. >> sean: is their reconciliation, or is it impossible? >> i think the problem is, charles, who obviously will be crowned king in may, and it's going to be huge event -- do they go, do they not go? he is the father. he knows he put his boys through quite a lot with the split from their mum in getting together with camilla and so on. i think he wants to make amends. the problem is prince william. prince william wants to do bad things to his brother, starting, i think i'm with slow dismemberment. >> sean: i think he's been hurt by his brother. >> he's been incredibly hurt. and the attacks in the book on his wife, kate. she gets a whack, as well pay this lot of ill feeling. all i would say is tuned into the coronation, which i think i'll be covering for you guys, because -- >> sean: i should join the coverage. piers morgan, thank you for be

already civil marriage of same-sex couples in the church, the idea was supported by the archbishop of canterburyy people, especially on the topic of sexual relations, they heard the words of rejection uttered by human language, but the blessing of the church. these are just words. and parting words to lobbyists for same-sex marriages, this immediately became not enough, they demand a full-fledged wedding ceremony, so that one another would be led down the aisle by the blessing of the church - this is a humiliation , you can bless animals dogs or guinea pigs, and my lgbt member plus not animals, we deserve respect and equal rights specifically with guinea pig marriages in britain have not yet been concluded on an englishwoman. kate, from the septon village, married a tree and took his last name. now. she katerina buzina dobro hodge married her cat india is both animalistic and same-sex marriage. so the scope for demands on the anglican church may expand; interest in it narrows, and not everyone in the church of england agrees that the fall of authority. can be stopped going on about the noisy puf

they claim the archbishop ofth f canterbury had them secretly married three days before the wedding. >> we saw on tv, had it woul the archbishop of canterbury done that, it would have been dn illegal act and he woul have been in prison. is the ch right. this is the senior church inurch the uk. so the whole thing was a a complete and utter reconciliationnd. impossib >> that's impossible. i think the problem is , charles , who's going to be goviously crowned king in may.d it's going to be a huge event.in do they go? >> do they not go ? he put hi he is the father who obviously knows he put his boys through quite a lot with the splitth frm their mum and getting together with camilla and so on .ethe i think he wants to makeo on. amends. i e william. e probc prince william wantsle to do bar thingsin to his brother,m with starting, i think, with slow dismembers. >> i think he's been hurt t. by his brother. and e's been incredibly he and by the attacks in the book on his wife, kate, she gets, asw a whack as well. so there'sel a lot of ill feelit .o the all i would say is tune in to the coron

the head of the catholic church pope francis's insults had on. together with the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, leader, the anglican communion, and ian green shields. the moderator of the scottish church, the religious leaders on what they call a pilgrimage for peace in a country way, fighting continues to kill and displace large numbers of civilians. with you are cool to renew the life of society as pure sources of prosperity and peace. so greatly needed for the sons and daughters of south to dawn. they need fathers, not overlords. they need steady steps towards development, not constant collapses. solid sedans lead us all the care, promised to resume talks with ob greeks who did not find the 2018 piece deal in one or 2. holy fargo boom, thrown to restore it. visited won't gone through an hour do collaboration of 2023 as the year. all these are gone solution. i am officially announcing the lifting of the suspension of the wrong. these dogs were the whole out groups a day before this visit. several people were killed in central, a pottery estate in violence between kettle, herder

representative of the politburo of the central committee of the communist party, archbishop of canterburywilby said that he had received threats from parliament if the church of england did not recognize same-sex unions earlier, the anglican e synod decided that it was permissible to bless such marriages, but wilby did not agree with this and believe that that this decision could split the church over the past few weeks as part of our discussion about sexuality and related rules in the church of england i have discussed this issue with all christians, not just africans in as a result, i was summoned to parliament twice and threatened with parliamentary action to force same-sex marriages on us, which in england are called equal marriages, but refugees from ukraine do not like living in britain, in response, many britons offer guests to return home. but how much does the war in ukraine cost europe in general , will the mari birthplace snow white liner tell? by sea 60 american bradley infantry fighting vehicles destined for ukraine sailed to germany a ship with military equipment on board mo

by johnny troops and tanks poured across the line of contact into armenian controlled nicole and canterbury. a frozen conflict re ignited german ago. no caribou, it clears aires, leverage to turkish on their own technology, to give the armenians, let's click this way a very hard time. has it by john. use drones bought in turkey and israel to destroy seemingly defenceless, armenian troops and armor on the ground. and then broadcast the videos to the world, what drought and basically gives you is a camera team that follows your every move if you do into a drone operation, you always film everything. you do take pictures and all of it. and of course, the material can then be used for what information warfare for propaganda purposes . but i wouldn't want to over play the role of, of jones in that war. it's very difficult to overplay however, the role of drones in ukraine. ukraine has shown us where drug warfare is going in such high attrition combat commercial court cups as a chief tentacle enough to be an almost disposable frontline to the ukrainians using these and more advanced drones for ta

he goes to south sit down, we're going to see similar soft power influence when he goes with the canterbury to try and moderate the church and got them to try and get the warring leaders to agree to peace. so i think that's how we approach these things. okay, well let me just bring in stand in chicago because is this where there is a slight problem, certainly with the catholic church and that the, the pontiff, as we've just heard, you know, has this jewel role. he's the head of catholic church, he's also a head of state. and yet we have his senior bishops and clergy in a country like the d. r. c to being very open in being involved in politics. you know, we put that in inverted commas, overseeing elections, making sure that they all witnesses pressurising, a former president to relinquish a breaking with tradition of the constitution. that's all history. it does if create a problem within the catholic church where the pope feels uncomfortable with the way his clergy are behaving in as a say politics and inverted comments in the d r c. i don't think so. you must understand that. but fries, t

outskirts of canterbury in here.rm shop they've got fruit, veg and more to those who come here in the local area. and as we've in the last few days, there is a shortage in some supermarkets of course caused by the weather disruption in parts of africa. and of course , power as well in and of course, power as well in europe , in mainland europe and, europe, in mainland europe and, here in england. and i'm currently joined by tim, who works at this farm shop. tim thank you so much for your time and as you've heard over the last few days, people have been rationed only allowed to take certain number of fruits and vegetables in shops . has that vegetables in shops. has that made people come here, for example? yeah, we have had a few new faces coming in for tomatoes and cucumbers. all the bits have been rushing to supermarkets. but it's not been not been major driver of people. i wouldn't say to no . and in terms of to us no. and in terms of tomatoes particularly, is this particular the time of the year people grow them?

existing challenges, the other day, the head of the anglican church of uganda sharply replied to canterbury that they would not comply with the l g. b t friendly laws adopted by the anglican church because they go against the historical teachings. people in africa conservative, they mostly adhered to the old testament. they understand that god did not create a variety of genders. and we, the people of this world have no powers to introduce such genders. it is all guile, peer satanism. we have only 2 genders created by god, and in this context, humanity can and will evolve. we pray for those who do not agree. we ask god to reason with them. but if churches are making such claims, then it's time to sound the alarm. that is why africans will never support the policy, and orthodoxies will follow them in the catholic church as well. not everyone agrees, even if people are scared and listened to mentors. they still feel it's not ok because one cannot be lied to like this. we hope that people will accept this true key. loza, whatever you're up to this weekend, i hope you're having a good one. my n

in a joint statement, the of canterbury and york said it had been a long road get to this point.he position gay marriage though hasn't changed. same sex couples still aren't allowed to marry church universities , staff marry church universities, staff and physiotherapists striking today around 70,000 university and college union members have walked off the job across 150 university days. meanwhile chartered society of physiotherapy striking at 33 trusts in england. it's accused the government of being uncompromising and refusing to discuss pay the current financial year. discuss pay the current financial year . the prime says financial year. the prime says he doesn't back return of the death penalty . it's after the death penalty. it's after the new tory deputy lee anderson said he'd in favour of such a move . in an interview with the move. in an interview with the spectator said nobody's ever committed a crime after being executed . those are his words. executed. those are his words. the former councillor who converted to tories was handed his new on tuesday amid a cabinet . the

in the centuries, there has been — there's never been a foreign trip by an archbishop of canterbury withre joined, as you say, by the moderator of the church of scotland as well. so, why here? why are they making this unprecedented move in south sudan? well, the idea is because it's a majority christian country, most of the rival leaders who've been fighting over control of the resources of this country — almost since its independence back in 2011 — well, they all call themselves christian, they all say they are churchgoing, the president is a catholic, the first vice president is presbyterian. the idea is to say, "well, if you call yourselves christians, "then you need to live out those christian values." and what are their chances, though, of achieving a lasting peace? well, according to what's happened in the past, they've got a very slim chance, actually, because back in 2019, these same leaders were invited to the vatican and, in a very dramatic moment, the pope kissed their feet. well, not a great deal has changed since then, and today, the pope, in his opening speech, said, "no mo

shakespeare, the canterbury tales , films like the dam , films tales, films like the dam, films likeulu and indeed michael railway programmes, yes , they railway programmes, yes, they are all in danger of encouraging far right sympathies and when these programmes up, they're like captions that appear online using the name nigel farage. and the report links me . oswald the report links me. oswald mosley. it's quite utterly extraordinary . what in god's extraordinary. what in god's name are we doing? putting tax money into organised actions like this that have been by the extreme left. it's time to defund, prevent completely. friday week back, you saw the protests up in knowsley outside the hotel. concerned parents account approached asked yobs turning up. well this weekend. jeremy corbyn was in town with joanna anderson, mayor of liverpool, on the saturday. but on the friday night, 200 people from knowsley turned up outside that hotel again , just got that hotel again, just got a flavour of the anger of looking after our daughters and our children . we want safety and children. we wan

ah, i grew up all the anglican leaders from around the world have rejected the archbishop of canterbury just in well be a fair leader of the church of england backed pres, blessing same sex couples. the archbishop of the anglican church of uganda has slumps, the decision and calls it wrong. the church of england, on the other hand, has now departed from the bible and then you message the opposite message of the bible and i was saying, go on the scene. some more even all fighting to bless that scene. brother in dot is wrong, dot is wrong. that is wrong. or the church of your gun go. we go. no, it's absurd to go there to bless what you close. seeing archbishops from 10 countries, including your gander have signed a statement saying they no longer considered the church of england is the leader of the global anglican communion. despite approving the blessing of gay couples in press, the church of england still officially opposes same sex weddings being held in church as well. some locals in uganda for that take on the control. obviously i agree, a $110.00 in charge of the vendor because eve

later in the week, he'll be joined by the archbishop of canterbury when he travels to south sudan.cal leaders to bring an end to years of hostilities. downing street is warning there will be significant disruption on wednesday, as train and bus drivers, civil servants, teachers, and other workers go on strike. ambulance staff in five areas of england will also take part in more strikes next month. in pakistan, the number of people killed in monday's suicide bomb attack in a mosque in peshawar has risen to more than 100. the vast majority of those killed are police officers. the blast is the latest sign of the deteriorating security situation in peshawar. the city is in the north—west of pakistan, near the country's border with afghanistan. the mosque where the attack happened is in a compound in one of the most tightly controlled areas of the city, which includes police headquarters and intelligence bureaus. 0ur pakistan correspondent, carrie davies, reports from peshawar. holding back tears. final prayers for those killed in prayer. fear has risen in the city, and mourners were wa

shakespeare, the canterbury tales , films like the dam , films tales, films like the dam, films likeulu and indeed michael railway programmes, yes , they railway programmes, yes, they are all in danger of encouraging far right sympathies and when these programmes up, they're like captions that appear online using the name nigel farage. and the report links me . oswald the report links me. oswald mosley. it's quite utterly extraordinary . what in god's extraordinary. what in god's name are we doing? putting tax money into organised actions like this that have been by the extreme left. it's time to defund, prevent completely. friday week back, you saw the protests up in knowsley outside the hotel. concerned parents account approached asked yobs turning up. well this weekend. jeremy corbyn was in town with joanna anderson, mayor of liverpool, on the saturday. but on the friday night, 200 people from knowsley turned up outside that hotel again , just got that hotel again, just got a flavour of the anger of looking after our daughters and our children . we want safety and children. we wan

jordan, is he to work the archbishop of canterbury? theidea the archbishop of canterbury? welby would oppose this is beyond. i'm amazed he wasn't the one who suggested it. but you really interest . me and gavin, you may interest. me and gavin, you may know this. i don't know how many how many church, but how many vicars actually or advocate for this, because i suspect it's not very many. because the people in the church must realise exactly what i've just been saying . the what i've just been saying. the congregations are dwindling and the congregations are mainly made of traditionalists and they are going to be serious. this tinkering with god. you know, god , you know the idea that, you god, you know the idea that, you know, i'm my god, i'm a catholic. jesus on the cross. that was very definitely a man for me and to most people, god is a man. and to try and mess about with that, to appease a handful of other people just seems insanity. handful of other people just seems insanity . me. gavin what seems insanity. me. gavin what of the idea? we know that jesus died on the c

a put all the way into the city center here in judah and all 3 legislators from the artificial canterbury and the moderate parties. church said to politician here. and don, you promised to do more, but you have not. why has the 2018 piece agreement not been fully implemented? why a thousands of people are living in tourney displays cab. why they're still reports of fighting in some parts of the country and president salvage care. the president's health done that he's going to a cod to try and promote peace in the country. he says he's willing to be part of between unfortunately we've just got a bad connection there with her. i will try and cross back to her a little later in the program or next hour. moving on. now, in the, the opium prime minister has met with to grind ladies on friday for the 1st time since the 2 sides reached a place still in november, the delegation met with the 2 grains to discuss how the agreement had been implemented so far. the deal between the federal government and rebels from the northern region ended 3 years of conflict, which killed half a 1000000 people and

the head of the catholic church, pope processes in south sir don. together with the archbishop of canterbury justin, while the leader of the applicant communion, and in green shield, the moderator of the scottish church, the religious leaders on what they call a pilgrimage for peace in a country we fight and continue to kill and displace large numbers of civilians your call to renew the life of society as pure sources of prosperity and peace. so greatly needed for the sons and daughters of south su down. they need fathers, not overlords. they need steady steps towards development. not constant collapses. salted on lead us all the care promised to resume talks with the greeks who did not sign the 2018 p. seal one out of the holy father. both ran to visit to our country and our ration of $22.00 in the 3 year of the constellation i m o v li are non to the lifting of the suspension of the room. the dogs would do our groups a day before this visit. several people were killed in central, equatorial state in violence between kettle, herders and a local militia. south said on as a predominantly chri

pictures just now that he was accompanied by the church of scotland moderator and the archbishop of canterburythe different christian denominations that well represented. does it have an impact? there is a significant christian community in south sudan and i'm thinking of an impact on political leaders.- impact on political leaders. people believe that _ impact on political leaders. people believe that that _ impact on political leaders. people believe that that is _ impact on political leaders. people believe that that is very _ believe that that is very significant. it is a big deal that those leaders are in the country at the same time for the first time that hasn't happened before. they have been calls for peace, but the fact the pope is they were the other leaders, it sends a significant message, it is time to listen to the piece messages. people think it is symbolic that they are here and they hope it will be a turning point for the country. when the leaders of this country went to the vatican and the pope knelt down and kiss their feet, people thought that was it, but it changed nothing

great hope for, for the visit of the pope and the other 2 religious leaders, the archbishop of canterbury and the moderator of the church of scotland. this visit is very historic. and if we should not see it from the lens of the leaders alone, we should see at what does this mean for the people of house done? what does it mean for the faith of christian faith in 1000 sudan and what i mean for the catholic church? i do believe this is historic visit and it will have him when a menace at impact i among our people and in our country. if you would see the crowd that gathered earlier today at the john gun was muslim. and since yesterday, when the to the 3 leaders arrive in google, they the, at the, a well coming from the population has just been absolutely amazing. ah, the, the, the, the number or the sheer number of people gathered a john graham was liam is something that has not happened since away independent. and i think this is really where the impacts they impact should not be about the leader. what would be that this do for the leaders, but what it will do for the people about the pope