three months later, he became cardinal benedict. the 16th was elected pope in 2005 following the death of his close friend, pope john paul, the second at age 78. he became the oldest newly elected pope since 1970. pope benedict the 16th dedicated his entire adult life to the church from 1951 when he was ordained a priest until resigning his pope in 2013, greg palkot, takes a look at his life and legacy. when john paul. the second died after more than 25 years as pope, the cardinals met to elect a successor. it took them just two days to give the job to a 78 year old german, a scholarly man who didn't particularly appear to want it to it. the lord cardinals have elected me a simple, humble worker in god's vineyard. for decades, cardinal joseph ratzinger had been a key adviser to john paul , the second on questions of catholic doctrine, earning a reputation as a staunch conservative as pope benedict the 16th he battled relativism the idea that what's true for one person might not be true for someone else. benedict's 2008 visit to the

cardin. pause. mr. cardin: mr. president. the presiding officer: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 457, s. 4216. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 457, s. 4216, a bill to reauthorize the north korean human rights act of 2004 and for other purposes. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed. mr. cardin: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the committee-reported substitute amendment be withdrawn, the rubio substitute amendment at the desk be considered and agreed to, the bill as amended be considered read a third time. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cardin: mr. president, i know of no further debate on the bill as amended. the presiding officer: is there further debate? hearing none, the question is on passage of the bill as amended. all in all those in favor say eye. all opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the bill as amended is passed. mr. cardin: i ask unani

tell cardinal friends. this is a dangerous issue with the natives. as i'm doing a couple of cardinals, we'll have to get in touch with the pope. otherwise the whole thing will be over. and indeed, we were successful. for my own part, i made sure the press was alarmed, and that was how we saved the declaration on jewelry to do you know the claim, dallas? get it to pull. the theological advisors gained an influence in the background. it was they who were pulling the strings for the bishops, and the cardinals. but even back then, as professor grossman remembers rattling or harvard, some doubts. this as this is sima the 1st time he came back from a session of the council. he went along with their talk to us, but then he thought about it and came to the conclusion that it was not right. that the bishops who were over the theologians in theory at least, should be taught by the theologians and then announced with the theologians said on in t alone been the that was when he started having to allison rusty to loza. as in the day, perhaps it was these doubts t

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born in germany he was a cardinal by the age of 50 he ran thej cardinal by the age of 50 he ran the catholicaul ii died was marked by a very conservative traditional catholic doctrine. he spoke out against abortion, against contraception, homosexuality. he also was pope at the time when the church was facing the growing scandal of sexual abuse by priests and he later admitted that he had made mistakes in the way that he had handled that. he stepped out in 2013, the first pope to do that in such a very long time and left the vatican. he flew away from the vatican in a helicopter to the papacy�*s summer home just outside of rome. then the path was made clear for the election of pope francis. pope francis has a much more liberal approach than pope benedict did but he has continued to visit mark or one who lives in the vatican. and sometimes the presence of a former popein sometimes the presence of a former pope in the vatican has been seen somewhat divisive. the united states and european union have appealed to kosovo and serbia to exercise maximum restraint, as tensions are rising in northern

and in 2002 was made dean of the college of cardinals. one of his tests was to organize the conclave after the pope's death. just before the vote, he warned his colleagues not to listen films, the buffeted by the waves of the tight gate. but to hold fast to jesus christ ah, just 4 rounds of voting. joseph roxanne, or was elected pope if $115.00 of his brother cardinals voted for him to lead the catholic church. then he has to believe that this is the will of god. and was he given the challenge that he called the dictatorship of relativism in the western world with its slippery philosophical climate limit, dominated by the idea that everyone has their own version of truth and both are valid to let saying this was dangerous. you believe scott that he saw does the task of the church in the present day to counter this 6 by declaring an objective truth hold on mister newman. and as he so he had to assume that given his career and his reputation and his particular view of the challenges facing the church to dissolve god when that he was the rig

at the beginning of 2013 benedict received some cardinals in rome. it was a routine meeting that became highly controversial because the pope declared he was stepping down at night. have him sung to peter. got a man to stare this church this ship of peter to proclaim the gospel for this a strength of body and spirit are necessary. you must drink that has diminished in me in recent months to such an extent in that i must recognize my inability to continues to carry out properly the ministry and trusted to me. denise prevail, surprise and dismay. in more than 600 years, no, pope had resigned his own volition. there was plenty of sympathy though on sunday, the thousands of people came to benedict last audiences. poke benedict, left office on february the 28th 2013 a few weeks later and there was an image for the history books to pope's standing side by side. the ameritas benedict promised obedience to his successor type frances. in the years that followed. benedict rarely showed himself in public but at the beginning of 2022, the report of the new inqui

but the friendly cardinals. verdict was anything but friendly. the congregation condemned liberation, theology on the grounds of marxist tendencies. laying out above was condemned to silence. ah cardinal alicio la, shy, there was chairman of the latin american bishops conference for many years long conceal easy allotted for jerome could not imagine what it is like to live there in unsung. at the beginning, i thought i should well, this liberation, theology. it's no big deal. what does it mean for life to leave? but now that i've been here for 12 years, i have gradually understood my liberation. theology is the theology for these conditions for this situation. utilizing church based charities in germany through their support behind the poor supporting strikes in mines, helping to build new kindergartens. collecting money for con pacino's in peru, german involvement was high. ah, ken's german christians were all the more appalled and disappointed by the verdict from rome and the highest guardian of the faith yoseph writing me. the pope explained th

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so it was very, very difficult for cardinal ratzinger to follow him. in a way, i think his election in 2005 was probably because the cardinals wanted some kind of continuity from john paul ii. and ratzinger was seen as the man who was closest to the polish pope. and certainly, they got country not in that. >> michael, how will the pope emeritus be remembered? how will you remember him? >> when i worked in the vatican, i met him quite a number of times. i mean, we weren't friends or anything like that. i wouldn't like to exaggerate it. but i remember personally someone who was very formal. i remember him as someone who felt burdened by the papacy. i think he might be the first time to admit that administration wasn't his natural ability, taking on the role in such an advanced age. 70 years of age when almost everyone else in the world is well retired is immensely difficult. i think he felt the burden of that very much. obviously, the tsunami, if we can call it that of sexual abuse really exploded on his watch. and as delia gallagher said in her package

archbishop timothy cardinal dolan is here with this christmas message for all. take a look at where markets ended another busy week after gdp report and a key measure of inflation showed a further slide from a 40 year high but markets for the year are solidly in the red all three major industries on track for the worst year since 2018 led by the nasdaq joining the macro mavens president stephanie pomeroy. it's great to see you thank you so much for being here merry christmas to you i want to kick it off with getting your take for the year that we are ending and what you're expecting for the new year for market. >> thank you for having me, merry christmas to you as well i wish i had a more jolly christmas message but i think after fairly rocky 2022 we are going to experience much of the same in 2023. the way i see it 2022 was a re-rating affair the markets adjusting to a new higher level of interest rates from the feds tightening. 2023 will be when we see the follow-up from the rate hikes in the economy. obviously on the front lines housing has early slowed sharp

cardinal vincent nichols, thank ou everybody. cardinal vincent nichols, thank you so — everybody.ent nichols, thank you so much. _ we will return to the live scene, as you can see, that is the life shot from saint peter's square and you can see same pieces visit basilica there. —— saint peter's basilica. we will return to that in a moment, but thatis will return to that in a moment, but that is a glimpse at the scene. let's take a look now at the scene. let's take a look now at the scene. let's take a look now at the pope's life. cerebral by character, benedict was a prolific author and more at home with scholarship than pastoral work. he led the world's catholics for eight years and then abruptly resigned, the first pope to do so in 600 years. joseph ratzinger was born in southern germany. he was just six when the nazis swept into power. his parents were hostile to the regime, and though their son entered junior seminary in 1939, he was forced to join the hitler youth just two years later. he and his brother george were ordained on the same day in 1951. george became a parish pri

one of the tributes we have just had its from cardinal vincent nichols.ne of the great theologians of the 20th century. what do you see as his lasting legacy?— century. what do you see as his lasting legacy? there is no denying he was very. _ lasting legacy? there is no denying he was very. very _ lasting legacy? there is no denying he was very, very important - he was very, very important theologian and even in these last days, but even during his retirement, his books, his writings continue to be read over and over again, to be studied. people will remember him for that, they will remember him for that, they will remember him for this period as well, i believe. this new precedent in a way that he has said that popes can resign and they can retire and we will see now going forward what people recall as people continue to pay tribute to him. {131 people recall as people continue to pay tribute to him.— pay tribute to him. of course, his time was not _ pay tribute to him. of course, his time was not without _ pay tribute to him. of course, his time was not

but the friendly cardinals. verdict was anything but friendly. the congregation condemned liberation, theology on the grounds of marxist tendencies. laying out a buff was condemned to silence. ah carton, alicio la shader was chairman of the latin american bishops conference for many years long conceived leafy. the allotted for rome cannot imagine what it is like to live there you unfold at the beginning. i thought i should well, this liberation, theology. it's no big deal. what does it mean for life? leave it. but now that i've been here for 12 years, i have gradually understood i liberation. theology is the theology for these conditions for this situation. church based charities in germany through their support behind the poor supporting strikes in mines, helping to build new kindergartens. collecting money for comm, pacino's in peru, german involvement was high. ah. hence german christians, for all the more appalled and disappointed by the verdict from rome and the highest guardian of the faith yoseph writing the filth explained that his insist

and in 2002 was made dean of the college of cardinals. one of his tests was to organize the conclave after the pope's death. just before the vote, he warned his colleagues not to listen, filled the buffeted by the waves of the tight gate, but to hold fast to jesus christ. ah, ah, just for rounds, if voting you as if writing here was elected if 115 of his brother cardinals voted for him, things and to lead the catholic church, then he has to believe that this is the will of god under the given the challenge that he called the dictatorship of relativism in the western world with its slippery philosophical climate. lima dominated by the idea that everyone has their own version of truth and both are valid. it can be done to lansing a. this was dangerous. he believed that he saw it as the task of the church in the present day to counter this by declaring an objective truth was almost there and i'm busy. so he had to assume that given his career and his reputation and his particular view of the challenges facing the church, that dissolved garba

at the beginning of 2013 benedict received some cardinals in rome. it was a routine meeting that became highly controversial because the pope declared he was stepping down at nab him centipedes, a better man to stare. this church this ship of peter proclaimed the gospel. a strength of body and spirit, unnecessary strength has diminished in me. in recent months to such an extent that i must recognize my inability to continue to carry out properly the ministry and trusted to me. the new perfect surprise and dismay in more than 600 years, no pope had resigned his own volition. there was plenty of sympathy though sunday the thousands of people came to benedict, laughed audiences, po benedict, left office on february the 28th 2013 a few weeks later and there was an image for the history books to pope's standing side by side. the ameritas benedict promised obedience to his successor type frances. in the years that followed, benedict rarely showed himself in public but at the beginning of 2022, the report of the new inquiry into the abuse scandal in germany

also, cardinals from around the world will come and attend if they can.ably will be quite similar to the funeral that we would expect if benedict had still been a serving pope. he is very well remembered from his time as pope, it is not that long since he stepped down, and he did maintain a presence in the vatican, maintained his papal name, benedict xvi, so he very much, his legacy is still very much alive and so he won't go... his passing won't be marked in any less a way, i think, just because he was a pope emeritus. we think, just because he was a pope emeritus. ~ . , ., ., , emeritus. we have been hearing many tributes to former _ emeritus. we have been hearing many tributes to former benedict _ emeritus. we have been hearing many tributes to former benedict as - emeritus. we have been hearing many tributes to former benedict as a - tributes to former benedict as a great theologian, but also we have been hearing this discussion about the child six abuse scandal in the catholic church and how he handled that. which do you think will come to dominate h

the lord cardinals have chosen me a simple and humble worker in the vineyard of the lord lavinia this in your new polk from germany will make history. but leave a troublesome legacy. joseph rat, singer was born in bavaria in 1927. he was the youngest child of a strictly religious family. he studied and then taught theology, and he ascended the hierarchy of the catholic church. in 1977, he was appointed archbishop of munich. shortly afterwards, he was made a cardinal, then pope john paul, the 2nd, brought him to the vatican, where he was made prefect of the influential congregation for the doctrine of the faith. and when john paul died in 2005, right, so that became his successor. you had a reputation for being quiet, modest and an arch conservative. he was also an intellectual and was not a man of grand gesture like his freed assessor, was even so his 1st trip to world youth day in germany would seem to success. hundreds of thousands came to cheer him as pope he saw himself as the guardian of the faith of the catholic church and was a strict advocate of celibacy. 8 he criticized the r

tell us more about the former cardinal _ vatican.ore about the former cardinal ratzinger - vatican. tell us more about the i former cardinal ratzinger became pope after the death ofjohn paul ii in the 2005. what does he stand for when he was pope, and what has he stood for since?— stood for since? having been an archbishop _ stood for since? having been an archbishop himself _ stood for since? having been an archbishop himself in _ stood for since? having been an archbishop himself in his - stood for since? having been an archbishop himself in his native| archbishop himself in his native bavaria, where i am also from, he has a lasting legacy there in the sense that he was one of the people who attended the second vatican council as an expert, but theologically was then able to follow it —— formulate an attempt to bring the church into modern times without forsaking what the catholic church has brought to history and to humanity in terms of what it brings as the church ofjesus christ. in a way, he has been a centralfigure for the chur

tell us more about the former cardinal _ ground at the vatican.ardinal who - ground at the vatican. tell us more i about the former cardinal who became pope after the death ofjohn paul ii in 2005, what did he stand for when he was pope and what has he stood for since? having been an archbishop himself in his native bavaria, he has a lasting legacy there, in the sense of he was one of the people who had attended the second vatican council as an expert, but theologically then was able to formulate what is an attempt to bring the church into modern times without forsaking what the catholic church has brought to history and to humanity in terms of what it brings as the church of jesus. so in a way, he has been a seminalfigure for the jesus. so in a way, he has been a seminal figure for the church on a theological basis. but also because he was the leader of the doctrine of the faith and in charge of working against abuse, he was also a seminal figure in the early fight against sexual abuse in the catholic church and of course as a teacher of the faith

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so what happened was he and cardinal sera, a cardinal in rome from africa, they authored a small book defending previously celibacy as being a great gift of god to the church. on other topics he did write a document about sex abuse and how to handle it, and he identified that its roots lay in kind of '60s ideology, you know, mig goes. the sex revolution -- can anything goes. he loved humanity so much that he didn't want hem to live down to their worst based instincts. he wanted to lift them up to their best possible. david: now, he was old enough to have known the vatican ii the council, right, which took place in the 1960s. he played, actually played a part many that, in the development of that. a lot of people say that's what led to the liberal movement mt. catholic church, but he defended it. >> he actually was more of a liberal theologian back in the early '60s, but then following 1968 when there was a student revolt in europe, he was horrified to see that people were turning away from from truth and morality and embrace an anything goes attitude. and in the realm of religion, he

cardin: mr. president, if there is no further business to come before the senate, i ask that it stand adjourned under the previous order. the presiding officer: the senate stands adjourned until senate stands adjourned until >> good morning folks and it is a good morning. moments ago standing together with chirelle and they over -- oval office i spoke with brittney griner she sages on a plane and she's on our way home after being detained at russia held under intolerable circumstances. she was soon be home in the arms of her loved ones and she should have been there all along. this is the day we have worked for four a long time. we never stop pushing for her release. we takes painstaking and intense negotiations and i want to thank all the hard-working public service people across the biden administration who worked tirelessly and i want to thank uae for helping us with britney's return. these past few months have been for britney and four chirelle and her entire family and all her teammates.com.

. >> when john paul ii died after more than 25 years as pope and cardinals met to elect a successor,k two days to give the job to a 78--year-old german, a sol larraly man that didn't -- scholarly man that didn't particularly appear to want it. >> the lord cardinals have elected me, this simple, humble worker in god's vineyard. >> for decades, cardinal joseph ratsinger was a key adviser on questions of catholic doctrine earning a reputation as a staunch conservative. as pope benedict xvi, he battled relativism that what is true for one person might not be true for someone else. pope benedict's 2008 visit to the united states would be remembered not only for his birthday celebration in the white house, a stop at ground zero, and mass at yankee stadium, but also by the way in which he addressed the sex abuse crisis so directly. >> this is absolutely unbelievable and who is really to be pitiful and cannot be priest. >> sex abuse would haunt the catholics as it unfolded in europe and records on abuse was mixed. there were other problems as well, benedict defended muslim withs a speech sug

a cardinal by his early 50s, an ailing popejohn paul ii made him head of the sacred congregation for the doctrine of faith, formerly the roman inquisition. there he upheld traditional catholic teaching on abortion, contraception and homosexuality. he even spoke against rock music and the harry potter books. whenjohn paul died in april 2005, he was one of the church's longest serving cardinals and presided at the funeral. his homily, based onjesus�* instruction, follow me, proved prophetic. afterjust four ballots, white smoke from the sistine chapel announced cardinal ratzinger�*s election. habemus papam. the oldest pope for 275 years. as pope benedict xvi, he sought to re evangelize the west. it was an attempt to roll back the advance of secularism in europe and north america. but in it lay an acknowledgement of the church's declining influence in its traditional heartlands. but he also sparked controversy in 2006 when during a lecture he gave in germany, he quoted criticism of islam by a 14th century christian leader and appeared to link the religion with jihad and holy war. there w

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rachel: cardinal timothy dolan of new york writing: the legacy of pope benedict who we remember witharish to offer a mass for the good lord's mercy upon his gracious soul and in thanksgiving for his vocation as successor of st. peter, may the angels lead him into pair a dice. what a beautiful -- paradise. what a beautiful sentiment. will: here's greg palkot with a look back at pope benedict's incredible life. ♪ ♪ >> when john paul ii died after more than 25 years as pope and the cardinals met to elect a successor, it took them just two days to give the job to a 78-year-old german, a scholarly man who didn't particularly appear to want it. >> translator: the lord carve -- card malls have elected me, a simple, humble worker in god's vineyard. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: for decades cardinal joseph ratzinger had been a key adviser to john paul ii, earning a reputation as a staunch conservative. as pope benedict vxith, he battled relativism, the idea what's true for one person might not be true for someone else. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: pope benedict's visit to the u

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is taken from the order of the benedictines or vets, named after the mount of olives, and being a cardinaleaded the city led 3 signs, on the coat of arms of which olive trees are depicted. nikita korzun maxim zaichenko and nekovichnyakov. on the eve of the new year, it is customary to sum up the results of a charity event. you and i, viewers of ntv, help kids with severe and sometimes incurable diseases, and together we have already done a lot. now the guys can, like their peers, enjoy playing and, most importantly , dream that everything will be fine. thanks everyone to you, who responded to the story told by our correspondents and did not remain indifferent. mikhail the bad guy met with those. who saw the miracle 82 charity stories appeared on ntv this year, which means 82 times. you saved the viewers of ntv and helped to take at least sasha shipunova, a girl whose life has changed. everything has changed in your life. now i'm in charge, and not some kind of scoliosis , it took a lot of courage to fight, she has already undergone four operations, the lumbar arch is more than eighty degre

in 1977, he was appointed archbishop of munich. shortly afterwards, he was made a cardinal. then pope john paul, the 2nd, brought him to the vatican, where he was made prefect of the influential congregation for the doctrine of the faith. and when john paul died in 2005 rattling and became his successor, the new pope had a reputation for being quiet, modest and an arch conservative. he was also an intellectual and was not a man of grand gestures like his predecessor was even so his 1st trip to world youth day in germany was deemed a success. hundreds of thousands came to cheer him in as pope he saw himself as the guardian of the faith of the catholic church and was a strict advocate of celibacy. he criticized the recognition of same sex relationships and condemned doctors who performed abortions. ready benedict sort dialogue with other religions seeking contact with the leaders of the christian orthodox church as he also try to improve relations with islam and judaism. but there were also setbacks. for example, when he brought the controversial society of st. pious back into

cheryl: thanks to cardinal dolan a story out of a christmas movie. >> sold 623 copies.y love it. >> did you say you can help. >> anyway we my flight was canceled. >> strangers became fast friends when night home canceled made a big drive making a big buzz this morning coming up next. . ♪ ♪ . ♪ [acoustic soul music throughout] ♪ ♪ [acoustic soul music throughout] ♪ ... >> cheryl: time for "the big buzz" of the morning hitting the road to make it home for christmas. four strangers banned together to drive home after their christmas eve flight was canceled. they rented a car in tampa, florida to make a basically 20 hour treck to clear and, ohio, fought a huge snowstorm along the way and shared the whole thing on tiktok and gained millions of views for this. okay, nick. look, i'm thinking it's a christmas movie waiting to happen. somebody call the hallmark channel. >> well, i mean, i love this story because there's so many ways it could have went wrong but it actually went right this is something i would never get in the car with strangers i didn't know and take a 20-hour j

and so i'm also just like cardinal dolan, we keep it going. the music is going.own. >> griff: you play christmas music as well. >> rachel: of course christmas music goes all the way to the 6th of january. >> griff: our producer tammy is not okay with it. we have had internal debate. >> rachel: let's keep the debate going. because, definitely it should go. >> griff: i do like the fact we can frighten our non-catholic joey cursing since he doesn't understand that gee. >> joe: i'm already in trouble now. >> griff: here in new york i was watching on the local news the city of new york is not on board with cardinal dolan they already have stations with trucks where can you bring your tree as of yesterday already out to be mulched for mulching purposes to serve. >> rachel: it's a secular city. cardinal dolan is a minority in this entire. >> joe: you found a little avenue for me to jump in and know what i'm talking about for a minute. i'm going to use it jump right in there and kick the door open. christmas trees and you have a real christmas tree and you are not wateri

stanford wins it 75 62, the cardinal returned to their pac 12 slate of games back in palo alto a week from today against colorado. usf dons get back to back win for the first time since late last month tonight hosting the hartford hawks, and in the first half the pick and roll produces an easy slam for center sabah g b baria. he had three dunks on the night and finishes with 16 points, seven boards dons leading early and in the second half ball movement to the hot shooting. isaiah hawthorne, the 68 forward. had this had 53 pointers, including this one. he ends up with 20 points as the dons runaway with an 85 53 win. they are now 11 and four on the season while hartford loses its fifth straight game. in the south bay , sj sharky ready to come down the chimney. we don't know how that's going to work out. meanwhile the sharks tied at one in the first period against the minnesota wild erik karlsson with the blast and noah gregor in front with the easy rebound gold to one sharks e k 65 a goal and three assists on the night. same score in the second team. romeyer watch this. oh, he cranks i