dolan. >> cardinal dolan: brian, how are you?n: i asked, can i come by on christmas? you said, choose easter, it seemed forever, it is here. >> cardinal dolan: thanks be to god it is here. can you remember easter 2020, only talking about three years ago. empty church. we're glad through live streaming so many of you can be with us at st. patrick's cathedral, america's parrish church on fifth avenue in new york city. we miss you, though. thank god two million people tuned in to live stream the broadcast. we weren't locked there. >> bryan: what is cardinal dolan easter week message? >> cardinal dolan: the death of winter is giving way to spring, passover, easter. so death, evil, darkness does not have the last word, goodness and light has the last word and that gives us hope. when i listen to the news, we need help. like the shooting in nashville. >> brian: three nine year olds lose their lives. >> cardinal dolan: how can somebody go in and shoot up a school, or shoot up a shopping center? how can somebody shoot somebody in synagog

visits, key hungarian cardinal and sinti and croatian cardinal stefan. by 1959, the vatican feared the would eventually succumb to natural death as it was being quote suffocated by the coils of a hostile power. as cardinal casserole, the vatican's principal diplomat put it, it then adopted the polish see of diplomatic engagement called acid politique. this opened the church to communist infiltration and manipulation. communist moles penetrated the vatican, polish, hungarian and czechoslovak secret services all reported significant agent positions there so that john paul two kept his soviet files, the papal apartments not trusting this curial offices, george weigel noted. he described the hungarian example. this is george weigel. most bishops nominated under the 1964 vatican hungarian agreement cooperate with hungary's internal security and foreign intelligence services. by 1969, the hungarian bishops conference was largely controlled by the hungarian state. so was the pontifical hungarian in rome, all of whose rectors, all of them in the late 1960s, and

the cardinal now sensing the gifts as we see the celebrants now approaching with the and consecratedr of a special presence of the lord and his ordained minister. and we his body also being sentenced one —- sense to now on the side of the altar will continue presiding the best we now he has been having problems with the knee which makes it difficult for him to stand. we now receive this sentencing as a reminder that we chew participate in sacrifice god the father. [speaking latin] >>translator: to the sadness over we offer the sacrifice by which your church is reborn. [speaking latin] >>translator: it is truly right and just, our duty and salvation to claim you at all times. but on this day above all to mock you work gloriously then when christ has been sacrificed? he is taking away the sins of the world by dying, he has destroyed the death and has restored life and therefore overcome with joy every land and people are praised and even the heavenly powers with the angelic house, send them to gather the and ending him of your glory as they claim. ♪ ♪ [speaking latin] that through some

. >> ith think senator cardin for his leadership on this issue not only in this congress but in the previous congresses when we have attempted to advance this very important measure. what we have in front of us right now is the senate resolution for an amendment to add the equal rights amendment to the constitution. it's pretty simple, mr. president, equality of rights under the law shall noty be denied or abridged by the united states or by any state on account of s sex. it is as simple as that. that's it. that is the first substance of the equal rights amendment where we refer to it as the era. i think most people in this countryt believe that it's already a part of the constitution that it's already a protection under it. justice scalia stated more than a decade ago now he said certainly the constitution doesn't require discrimination on the basis of sex. the only issue is whether it prohibits it. it doesn't. a little bit of history here, first proposed back in 19233 years after ratification of the 19th amendment guaranteeing women the right to vote 100 years removed from where we are tod

cardin: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: i want to thank senator stabenow for her leadership in the senate and in our community on these issues. i serve with her and senator courtest-masto on the committee, and i see the duo fighting for the discrimination in our health care system, that women are discriminated against. both senators do a great job being here, protecting the rights. but it's so important that we have in our toolbox the constitutional amendment to help us in fighting discrimination so that we have a fair playing field in the courts to protect the rights of women. i thank her. we're also joined by senator klobuchar. she's been -- we were elected at the same time to the united states senate. she's been an advocate on behalf of equality for all communities, but particularly here, her efforts on behalf of women are known throughout the nation. i'm glad she could join us today. ms. klobuchar: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i rise to join sena

no better place to be easter week especially with the person i'm about to meet cardinal dolan. special interest to meet him. brian, how are you? >> i asked you on christmas can i come by on christmas? you said brian i have a better idea let's choose easter i thought wow that's forever but it is here. >> thanks be to god it is here. can you remember easter 2020? three years ago. empty church. we're glad that you livestreaming. so many of you can be with us. at saint patrick's cathedral. america's parish church here on fifth avenue in new york city. we miss you though. >> i thank god 2 million people tuned in to livestream our mass that was broadcast oh my lord, what a difference we weren't locked there. there is refresh your recollection that comes from that. >> brian: was the cardinal dolan easter week message? >> the message is the supernatural version of spring. the death of winter is giving way to new life. that's spring, that's passover. that's easter. so death, evil, darkness does not have the last word. life and goodness and light has the last word and that gives us hope.

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we've been talking to people all morning long including cardinal including card cardinal dolan. >> wmessage. >> the messages is the supernatural birth of spring. the death of winter gives birth to new life. that's spring, passover, easer the. death had, evil, darkness, does not have the last word. life, goodness and light has the last word and that gives us hope. i don't know about you, but when i listen to the news we need hope, like the shooting in nashville. >> three 9-year-olds lose their lives. >> when you think how can somebody go in and shoot up a school, how can somebody go in and shoot up a shopping center, how can somebody go in and shoot people in a synagogue, how can russia invade an innocent country. i know why. because we don't value human life. >> i look at the stats. in 1998 they said 63% of the people would say religion is important in my life. >> i have to take that seriously. that is sobering. i'm in the enterprise of faith and religion. we learned from the bible that the best thing to revive a sense of faith and religion is a clam calamity. when there is prosperit

joining me, cardinal timothy dolan. and colonel chris douglas. he was part of the crew that wrote the definitive report on what happened in afghanistan after the exit. and how to pick the right man or woman for president in 2024. tonight is the time period between good friday and the crucifixion of jesus. he was nailed to a cross, crucified, then sunday, rose from the dead, moved a boulder and appeared, all to remove the sins of the world. it's amazing, right? unless of course you are from america. we need an angle. in america we need something to jiets up. we paint eggs. we hide them, we eat jelly beans. we have fake grass that sticks around your house for at least six months, and we give the kids basketting full of candy we tell them not to eat. not only does that amaze toddlers. and it gives our nation's president sometimes some much-needed direction. remember that. impressive guy. i must say. but where did the easter bunny get its start and when did it become so popular to overwhelm the reason for the season. we know the answer. but first i w

louis cardinals. he shined with his fifth career complete game.ine innings of scoreless baseball for the righty, allowed just six hits. giants defeated the cardinals 4-0. >>> ask for the oakland a's committee inched out a win against the l.a. angels. a powerhouse performance for the lineup as a smashed five home runs, most of them coming from brent brooker. the a's were down in the ninth, but a couple of clutch at-bats push them up to 11-8. thankfully, it was closed down. the a's won 11-10. the next game is tonight. mason miller takes the mound. >>> this morning we get new details on the athletics proposed ballpark in las vegas. the team neannounced a deal to acres of land near the strip. >>> this year local workers and contractors will be used to build jobs in southern nevada. the project is not approved yet. the team president has said they hope to break ground on a new stadium in las vegas by next year and move in by 2027. >>> it's pretty cool to see african-american , because you don't see that. >> to inspire black teenagers to consider a care

graham and cardin exclusively on "fox news sunday". plus. >> 34 false statements made to cover up other crimes. >> the only crime i have committed is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it breaks we will ask her sunday panel about former president trump's historic arraignment. and kathy lee gifford and her close friend rabbi jason sit down and tell us how the key stories of their differing faith backgrounds show they are not so different after all. >> is one story about redempt redemption. works all right now on "fox news sunday". basics of the from doctors in. the bite administration admitting they were some missteps during the withdrawal from afghanistan that left 13 u.s. service members dead. but assigning much of the blame elsewhere. reports the national security council summarizes the assessment blame say chaotic pullout at august 2021 on decisions made during former president trump's administration. republicans who demanded the documents are strongly condemning the report. ennis tensions with china oil

cardinals break through with this home run.ow, the giants are headed to mexico city for a two-game weekend series and the games count against the padres. >>> well, they have not been good on the road, but the warriors pulled it off winning game five in sacramento. it was not easy, because the kings came out hot hitting eight 3-pointers in the first quarter, and the warriors took it over scoring their own three pointers with steph curry and klay thompson. the warriors are looking to close it out in game six at chase center. stephen curry had a message for dub fans. >> y'all get your butts in the seats at 5:00 for the ti get yourut off work early in the bay ar >> that isright. >> he said to get your butts in the seats for 5:00. d e tip off is early. and y can watch the ege coverage and the game on our sister station nbc sports bay area, and the pregame coverage begins at 4:00. >> yes, this is the earliest start time for the warriors playoff history, at 5:00 p.m. >> yes, the grizzlies and the lakers are on at 7:30. >> so you hear

uh , subway tunnel, yes, this is the cardinal's nephew , a young man who courted for a very long timeuh, in order to call her to marry it is a kiss with him. she was sorry, but the kiss was with him, the kiss was a violation, let's say, of the secular rules of the aristocratic, that is, the bashkirs self-rated it as this kiss taught her a terrible moral fall, that she allowed a man to kiss her, but because it broke her reputation, as it seemed to her, because the wedding never happened, but it didn’t happen , because the cardinal was against this marriage, and e , a young man, depended on his parents. he said, i can’t go there , i can’t do it, i can’t do it, because my parents didn’t tell me and it turned out that he was such a dependent person. and, of course, the bashkirs were disappointed with all this and the fact that he eventually refused from this. the dog she really refused too, in the sense that she did not want to accept catholicism. she wanted to remain orthodox. but, at least, i assessed the situation in this way, if she had accepted catholicism, probably this marriage wou

there are whole series of coats like this, and i saw how per cardin just like that it catapulted himrom his chair. all contacts of soviet citizens with foreigners were carefully monitored by the first meeting of the two the artists had a fleeting get to know each other better. they were able only in 655, they were afraid to say an extra word, they were afraid to approach, because all the time there were some ears, all the time there was a watch. people could not relax, could not be themselves. calling me after me. i think what kind of secret can i convey, what can i say, e thimble guitar low soon, the authorities realized that zaitsev could successfully work on the country's image . and principles new ideals on the pedestal of fashion, as we say today, is a woman with a bright or a man with a pronounced individuality, as if a renaissance is coming, the personality has experienced a breakdown. it's already in its twelfth year. yes? i believed until the end you will win. in general, we have a bright future in the whole world absolutely and because all this is a lie. what does one say d

proven brian what's the cardinal dolan easter week message?giving way to new life that. 's spring. that's passover. that's easter. so death, evil, darkness does not have the last word. life and goodness and light has the last word. and that gives us hope. and i don't know about you, but when i listen to the news, we need help. like the shooting in nashville. brian: three 9 years lose their lives. >> when you think how can somebody go in and is the shoot up a school? how can somebody go many and shoot up a shopping center? how can somebody go in and shoot people in a synagogue? how can russia invade an innocent country? i know why, because we don't value human life. now, the one side of their mouth heir say what's wrong with the world, why can't we get along? why all this division and violence? on the other hand they say but i don't go to mass anymore, and my trust in tradition and patriotism and morality and religion is down. brian: in 1998 they say 62% of the people say religion is important many in my life. >> i've got to take that seriously

cardinals prediction? pres. bullard: i am sure it will be a great year for the cardinals.well. another victory yesterday. michael: tom keene, we send it back to you in new york. given the fact that james bullard is so optimistic about the cardinals we will look at that is a good sign for the economy. tom: and we like the pitchers clock as well. james bullard of the fed. an update on the blackstone real estate income trust and they are talking about the liquidity, the redemptions, that were seen. this trust was up 8% last year. even with withdrawal requests, there is rent stability with the blackstone real estate trust. stay with us. this is bloomberg. lisa m.: a surprising move from opec-plus as the coalition mix and oil production cut of more than one million barrels a day. saudi arabia led the cartel by pledging itself only 500,000 barrels a date supply reduction. the white house is the cutbacks were ill advised. the chinese spy balloon that floated over the u.s. in february reportedly gathered intelligence from several military sites. according to nbc news the intellige

of course, we are waiting for her to marry some nephew of an italian cardinal right now, or hmm thatof i don’t know, mad romance or well, in general, she will do something, maybe through appearance yes, related to her beauty and i do it's yours in fact, it's sad that we expect this, but our stereotypes are absolutely at some point a template breaks and we understand that this is a serious person. before us is a serious man. she chooses a not to marry. you can say to abandon the female path completely and works like a beast in order to be perceived as a person, that is , she writes in this that if my painting gets into the salon, i will be perceived as a person for her. it is very important that she evokes with her work. yes, not by appearance e, not by the money of her parents, but by her work and the fact that she chooses this path, of course, all of a sudden, it turns out to be unexpected in the same way as her tragic death earlier her demands on herself grow because at some point when her painting enters the salon. she says, or rather, writes about the fact that uh hmm in the salo

well, the cardinals decided that, well, he will die soon. elect him and disperse, and there the king will not get enough , they elected him and informed him about this. he got up and said that your decision by the will of god gives me strength and for 15 years he drank blood from them. so the state and something of someone. they sometimes play different roles. i do not want to say that it is famous for this, but the turn is shocking. the situation is on the other hand, if you read american political novels, there 50-60-s of the seventies, starting from the entire royal army odysseus vic simons. uh, the second one does not contradict the fact that everything was written there for a reason as a result of this whole situation. hmm jimmy carter uh, you are in july, in my opinion, and the speech of the seventy-ninth year is an address to the nation. he said that our whole national idea no longer matters. every 5 years. the next one will get worse than the previous one. and in general, we lost everything forever. well , of course, reagan it would

how can a leader not be a gray cardinal?that when we are brought up it is about organization absolutely right in some harsh conditions, then you have communications , like manipulation. not open cooperation, but on what she manipulates on the fault of shame and over the volition they are very, very good, it turns out to give the same interviews to different channels. so, for example, now we had several opportunities to see each other, and i am also grateful to you for this opportunity to meet on the air. yes, thank you so you know such a great opportunity to drink. yes , i said doomedly, the magic of television is very grateful for this, i can’t say that our the family has changed a lot. perhaps i have changed. you can say that, but i don't see something. thanks, that is. we're holding on. everything is fine. our family is also in order. thank you for this tv date. because every time we have an interview, we feel joy because we have the opportunity to see each other in the past months. indeed, during this period, vladimir li

giants and cardinals, fifth inning. the giants offense was in business. nobody out. andrew taps out david villar and the giants were shut out which was frustrating for logan webb who had another quality start. seventh inning, he was pitching a shut-out. alec burlison takes him deep for the game's first run and that is all the red birds need. webb fall to 1-5 for the season as the cardinals win 6-0 snapping the giants five-game winning streak. >>> angels shohei ohtani allowed a season high five runs but he can do this. damage at the plate. goes the opposite way for an rbi double in the third. ohtani went three for five. la was victorious. oakland, now 5-21. the 49ers are not scheduled to make their first pick in the draft until tomorrow's third round, but the draft is underway in kansas city. >> we are the first pick in the 2023 nfl draft. the carolina panthers select bryce young. quarterback, alabama. >> great news for all the short kings out there. at just 5' 10", carolina took the former heisman trophy winner with the top pick. he is the shortest quarterback to eve

giants and cardinals. bases-loaded. trying to score the dribbler. out.iants got shut out for the fourth time this year. logan webb pitched well. alec burleson broke up the scoreless game in the seventh with this blast. final of 6-0 cardinals. giants playing two games in mexico again san diego this weekend. getaway day for the a's in anaheim. shohei ohtani on the mound. failing to layers with a man on. they scored five runs off in six innings. a's with the tying go-ahead run's on base. estuary were raised grounds out to end the threat. angels hang on as the a's dropped three or four in the series. yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pretty much everywhere? 'cause we're busy women. we don't have time for lag or buffering! get internet on the xfinity 10g network for just $25 a month for 2 years with wifi equipment included. and it needs to run smooth— like, super, super, super, super smooth. hey, should you be drinking that? it's decaf. the next gen

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louis cardinals. temperatures i gametime are around 12: 45 and warming up into the 70s, even san francisco during the afternoon. then the onshore breeze kicks in and starts to push temperatures down a little bit by late afternoon. let's look at the high temperature forecast. almost a july temperature map. mid-60s on the coast and it is a couple degree above average, certainly normal and warmer than today. it will be near 90 degree temperatures in the santa clara valley. exactly 90 and san jose. in th east bay will be some of the hotspots with 93 degrees around brentwood. substantially above average around the bay. 72 in san francisco, 78 in oakland. those numbers 10 to 15 degrees above normal. mid-to-upper 80s for inland parts of the north bay until you go further north where there will be a couple of spots inland that reach up closer to 90 degrees. will we set records? it is not likely, especially not in san francisco and oakland. 10 to 15 degrees below record territory. further inland we will get wi

other artists from the city also took part. >> go cardinal. a truly gorgeous gorgeous day to be on the stanford campus where i was for let's stay. i was invited to speak to the student union. a supportive community for long american students there. and to support awareness about people. you can probably count on one hand the number of students. this was such a neat opportunity for me. thank >> very nice. i just got to say, it had to be so uplifting. stanford is on their way but you have arrived at a certain level that has to be inspiring. >> i wanted to go to stanford and i mean they are well on their way. >> all right. we are talking about the gorgeous day. >> a nice day. blue skies. >> it's just so nice to hang out. >> so rare to have blue sky so we try to get it out and enjoy. the temperatures weren't too bad. and then we had mid to upper 60s and even near 70 around san martin and fearful. we are cooling down now. northwest wind picking up with san jose at 60 degrees project weather. even if you are at one creek where we are at 65 now. 61 d

it's just motionless cardinals cardinals.ally line, in addition, he also visited the manual the maltese cross which is the cross which have two of their very large representations, one in lviv and the other in ivano-frankivsk. and if anyone doesn’t know, then they are doing very powerful work among the population, just the same, connected with opposition to orthodoxy, i would report on attempts to successfully destroy orthodoxy, i think that including this, including the pechersk lavra, i won’t be surprised at anything now advertizing after we will continue in new structure.

decisions, i am talking about cardinal decisions, whether it is possible or not is another matter, but correctly asked the question, how can it be that a country that is really an aggressor and started a war like it can further er, according to the statute of a certain part of the statute, take your steps, well, that is, the statute as a buffet , went in, chose something for yourself, chose some dish that was acceptable , interesting, ate. well, i am talking about russia. and regarding the rules of self-defense ukraine uses e.e. lavrov interprets as absolutely stupid and lying in relation to other cases , i.e. the second article of the basic law regarding the general inadmissibility of solving the issue by war and the sovereignty of ukraine's defense . that is, it is also simply destroyed by russia, i.e. the situation absolutely shows that the un has succumbed to these mechanisms in this regard. in terms of security issues, it is generally bankrupt , that is, there are no mechanisms in terms of guaranteeing security, what is actually written in the statute if the country is a member of

this cardinal change in circumstances is not our fault and it did not happen as a result of any of ourctions. this is simply a reflection of washington's fundamentally anti-russian course of rejection united states of russia's independent sovereign role in the international arena. not not the perception of us as a state civilization about which in some detail. it seems to me that the updated concept of foreign policy is convincingly stated, so the treaty has been suspended. and what was declared by us in terms of readiness to continue to adhere to its central restrictions on quantitative restrictions on you is our purely voluntary measure, we suspended the agreement in full, no information exchanges, no exchange notifications. the transfer is periodic periodically, carried out before the data under this agreement. none of this will happen again, and the united states must understand the gravity of the current moment. it is their fault for what is happening and has already happened with new start. they have been for a long time. they did not comply with the agreement. we also talked a l

and diametrically there, or poland and hungary cardinal-demetral position and national interests and wars, they are different , that's why europe is a set of uh, they haven't yet become such a single solidarity uh community that could speak with one voice, so they wanted , for example, to sign an investment agreement with china, in which they would like to balance bilateral trade, which is somewhat unbalanced and worries europe, but they were unable to do this and on the rest of the issues, that's why europe has a different position than the united states, they differ, but the common denominator is that it is necessary to restore the security system that was violated, well, on the basis of international norms, which was based on, which was actually violated by russia , i.e. forceful seizure of territory, violation of sovereignty, territorial integrity, this system must be restored, otherwise, they they believe that it will be chaos in international relations then ruslan, well, you said about the national interests of various european countries, and you can explain, for example, to ou

cardinals win six nothing. aids they dug themselves into a five nothing hole against the angels , but they battled back in the fourth to tie it up at five on this to run. jack by shea langoliers. and that one's off shohei otani, who struggled on the mound. he still got the wind , but he did not struggle with the bet the angels retake the lead in the fifth and then they get some insurance when anthony rendon rips one down the line that brings home otani, who had tripled to make it 8 to 5. otani also had a single and a double in the eighth inning. he needed a home run to become the first pitcher in history to hit for the cycle. hotel. right? baseball history. just just a warning track fly. in fact, not announcer got a little ahead of himself. but as we said otani did get the win and the angels beat the 88 to 7 oakland back home tomorrow to face the reds first home game since announcing their intentions to move to las vegas. we have a new highest paid player in the nfl. it's lamar jackson after he and the baltimor

cardinals win six nothing. the giants win. streak ends at five games now the a's.y dug themselves into a five nothing hole against the angels , but battled back in the fourth to tie it up at five on this two run homer by shea laying all ears off shohei otani, who struggled on the mound, but not with the bat as we shall show you the angels. they retake the lead in the fifth, and then they get some insurance when anthony rendon rips one down the line that brings home otani, who had tripled to make it 8 to 5 show. he also had a single and a double, and in the eighth, he needed a home run to become the first pitcher in history. to hit for the cycle. hotel. baseball. slow down. i got a little ahead of himself. no history for otani just a warning track fly out to estuary. ruiz otani just missed the cycle. he did get the win. and the angels edge d a s 8 to 7 by the way, oakland's back home tomorrow to face the reds that will be their first home game since announcing their intentions to move to las vegas . we have a new highest paid player in the nfl, and his name is lamar

right now we're told he's presiding over the mass as a cardinal celebrates. it comes just a day after the pontiff was released from the hospital, where he was treated for bronchitis. palm sunday will cause jesus' entry into jerusalem. and it marks the start of holy week celebrations in the christian calendar leading up to easter next week. for more. let's go now to cnn's delia gallagher, who joins me now live from rome, delia just a day after the pontiff left the hospital, pope francis back to his busy schedule and kicking off this holy week. yeah, and you know, leila, i was just reflecting if you had asked me on wednesday at the pope would be at this mass today, i would have said. probably not. i mean on wednesday, we were told that he had been complaining of having breathing difficulties in the past few days, so it is absolutely amazing to see that pope francis is even here at this mass today certainly saw him yesterday and he was sounding okay. his voice is a bit soft, but we just heard him actually blessing. the palms and any sounds and looks pretty good.

camilla devol cardinals got three in the inning, all charged to scott alexander.k afforded to lead into the ninth. giants got one in the ninth, but we're down to their last strike with blake sable at the plate and michael strips get second stable rides are ryan healthy pitch to straightaway center and over the garden out there. this is a reason for an early season team celebration. it's a 5 to 4 walk off for the rookie game in which the giants used eight pictures. the thunder mountain. we go is the aids we're taking on the team down the street from disneyland. the angels spotted the age of running the first, then got that one back plus some and their half of the first off mason miller as the ori ruiz falls down and center after they hit by brandon drury that allows two runs to score. drury pulls into third with what was ruled a triple. the a's had pulled within a run in the sixth, but the angels added a little padding. taylor ward goes the other way against adam. all er that brings geo ursula home. the angels went 5 to 3 as the age record sinks to five and 19. the

senators ben cardin of maryland and alaska talked about the history of equal rights amendment shortly before the senate held the procedural vote pretty much of that would have removed the deadline for states to rate ratify the era and declare senate approval of the amendments. that vote failed following nine votes short of the 60 necessary to move the legislation forward. >> mr. president will shortly be voting on the cloture motion for sj rose for. we are joined by senator murkowski. first i want to start by thanking her, for extraordinary leadership on this issue and so many other issues that involve equality and opportunity for all americans. itnt has been a journey we have shared together and i really want to thank her for her leadership sj rose for her is bipartisan.sj rose for her is will have a strong vote i will urge our colleagues not to filibuster equality. let's get onto this resolution and complete the work we have done.e the states of already completed the work, three fourths, 38 states have already approved and ratified the constitutional amendment for equal rights. it i

ask -- >> i am a cardinals fan. by right about the nationals much more. i love the nationals, and i love history their close to it, for the cardinals are my favorite team. xes and >> i'm a nationals fan. win or lose. >> you think -- i mean, i feel like i've been trying to pay attention, but i'm not the biggest fan. you think the nationals will have a good season this year? mark i hope so. back snow. >> again, i want to thank both of you for joining us on this really on conversation. again, red rumor and the author of a book titled you've got to have a heart. it is a sports story, and phil hopper and he is the sports attorney. for the baltimore orioles read thank you for joining us. that will do it for us for washington journal.

he is seated to the side of the alter and the cardinal has taken on the role of standing to celebrate said pope francis is expected to go ahead as planned and take part in all of the easter services, a pretty gruelling schedule ahead of him. he himself was quite keen to show his enthusiasm for getting back to work. we saw that outside the clinic as he greeted well wishers and joking, i'm still alive! greeted well wishers and joking, i'm stillalive! but greeted well wishers and joking, i'm still alive! but indicating his enthusiasm.— still alive! but indicating his enthusiasm. , . enthusiasm. popes tend to be elected in relative old — enthusiasm. popes tend to be elected in relative old age, _ enthusiasm. popes tend to be elected in relative old age, at _ enthusiasm. popes tend to be elected in relative old age, at least _ enthusiasm. popes tend to be elected in relative old age, at least in - in relative old age, at least in their 70s, we had 30 or a0 years ago a pope that died within days of taking office. so there is that concern. he has said in the past that he would consider retir

violence. tens of thousands of the catholic faithful gathered in saint peter's square. visitors, cardinal's priests, and nuns. and of course, broke frances, the pontiff was recently hospitalized for bronchitis, but that didn't stop him from offering the traditional irby at or b blessing a message to the world. the pope asked people to reach out to those less fortunate comforter, eventful john d. deborah, comfort refugees nearly bl, deportees, political prisoners and migrants, especially those who are most vulnerable, as well as the victims of hunger, poverty. and the dire effects of the drug trade, human trafficking, and all other forms of slavery are my, these give me, lord, inspire the leaders of nations to ensure that no man or woman may encounter discrimination and be violated in his or her dignity. help is that still? yes, we're the lord camino. and she said he also called for an and to conflicts around the world and up and not in north of it. and you done no matter but below grade helped the beloved ukrainian people on that journey towards pcm and shed the light of easter upon the peo

reputation, as she thought, because the wedding never happened, and it didn’t happen because the cardinalst it. this marriage, and er, the young man, depended on his parents. he said, i can’t go there, i can’t do it, i can’t do it, because my parents didn’t tell me and it turned out that he was such a dependent person. and, of course, basking in it was disappointing and the fact that he ended up giving up on it. well, she, however, also refused in the sense that she did not want to accept catholicism. she wanted to remain orthodox. but at least that's how i assessed the situation, if she had accepted catholicism, probably this marriage would have been more real, but she was disappointed in this man by this, therefore such an emphasis on morality in this quote. it seems to me that she understood the essence of what was happening from the very beginning. namely, that he simply expects guarantees from her. he tries in every possible way to get from her what she says, yes, to do. e, decide on a feat, for my sake. everything will be open from my side. and she does not give this guarantee, beca