>> we are in the early conversation stages along with cardinal wuerl's office with members of the transitioneam and that's about as far as i can say. we are instructions and desires from the president-elect as we offered the suggestions of an interfaith service with all represented. and has been our custom for years. and we understand that that is his desire, so we are moving forward with that, about thbut all i can say. >> and that is breaking news i believe. and on mlk day, do you have something special? >> we love going to the synagogue. it's day of service and also chabot prayers. and we need to be reminds of his prophetic words that go far deeper and broader than simply having the dream, it's living out the dream. so part of our reminder is that, yes, as a nation we've been divided before and we've been called to our better selves and that's where we are today and we will answer the call again. >> and 40 religious stand hand-in-hand on a pulpit. doesn't matter which church or synagogue we're in, it matters that we're together. >> bishop, imam, father, thank you. and thank you. in fact,

. >>> cardinal wuerl celebrated a personal milestone, 50 years in the priesthood. erika gonzalez shares some reflection and highlights about his years in service. >> process demonstrating before the altar and preparing to be ordained about always be a part of high memory. >> reporter:demonstrating befor the altar and preparing to be ordained about always be a part of high memory. >> reporter: 50 years ago this week, he was ordained. >> i can remember sitting in the i'm absolutely certain. >> reporter: wuerl says he is most grateful for god for the call to serve. the grace to pursue that call and to persevere in it. speaking outside of the cathedral of st. matthew before mass, he recalled one special memory. >> the arrival of pope francis visit. a that has to be one of the highlights of those five decades of service. >> reporter: and that famous fiat pope francis used being put into service again, people filled it with donations for the needy. the arch die seize says the fiat is a physical reminder of the pontiff's emphasis on charitable work. erika gonzalez, news 4

this week cardinal donald wuerl celebrated a personal milestone right here in washington. >> 50 yearshe cath lolic erika gonzalez shares some highlights about his years of service. >> prostrating before the altar and preparing to be ordained about always be a part of high memory. >> reporter: 50 years ago this week, he was ordained. >> i can remember sitting in the chapel and saying, no, i know, i'm absolutely certain. >> reporter: wuerl says he is most grateful to god for the call to serve. the grace to pursue that call and to persevere in it. speaking outside of the cathedral of st. matthew before mass, he recalled one special memory. >> the arrival of pope francis visit. that has to be one of the highlights of those five decades of service. >> reporter: and that famous fiat pope francis used being put into service again, people le s the arch die the arch says it's a physical remainor did that% erika gonzalez, news 4. >> and all those donations will go to the spanish catholic center of catholic charities. >>> red skins have a big game ahead of them, huge. and i know a lot on of us w

cardinal donald worrell was priest. >> i can remember sitting in chapel one day at the chapel and saying, no, i know that i u am absolutely certain. >> wuerls that he is knost grateful to god for the grace to call to serve god and the ability to persevere in it. before mass this morning he le called one special memory. >> the arrival of pope francis to visit. a and that has to be one of the highlights of those five decades of service. >> that famous fiat that pope francis use ed d in the service used today, because people filled it with donation nors foe needy. and the archdiocese says it is a reminder of the pontiff's e emphasis on charitable work. >> all of those donations go to the spanish center of catholic charities. >> well, don't look now, but the happy days are back at the verizon center. abut the key foro he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him.

cardinal donald whorl was ordained a priest. >> i can remember sitting in chapel at the seminary, and saying now i know, i'm absolutely certain. >> wuerl says he's most grateful to god for the call to serve, the grace to pursue that call and to persevere in it. speaking outside of the cathedral of st. matthew before mass, he recalled one special memory. >> the arrival of pope francis to visit. and that has to be one of the highlights of those five decades of service. >> and that famous fiat pope francis used during his visit, being put into service again. people filled with donations for the needy. the archdiocese says the fiat is pontiff's emphasis on charitable work. erika gonzalez, news4. >>> all of the donations will go to the spanish catholic center of catholic charities. >>> well pack your patience at the post office today. it is the busiest shipping day of the holiday season. here are a few important christmas shipping deadlines. tomorrow is the last day to send by first-class mail. wednesday is the deadline for priority mail. friday, is the deadline for priority mail express. the post offices will be open on saturday, but most