the cathedral becomes catholic. luke losing has been given a privilege this sunday the fifteen year old student has been chosen to carry the holy relics from the sacristy to the altar the skulls of the brothers john and paul who died as martyrs in the fourth century. the relics may only be displayed in the sanctuary during a catholic liturgy. for the rest of the time they have to be locked away in a cupboard. dan had shifted from a throne and that sparked a reformation of the trade in relics indulgences that's more they shouldn't be displayed prominently in an intercom factional church synagogue that's not really a moment most of course the participants don't want them but wait another hundred years and then maybe they'll say they're also our forefathers in faith who also died for us in the faith who were killed while they also in our altar wait and sing modify list of. monsignor berish is a conservative priest he views all aspects of catholic rituals and liturgy as nonnegotiable. today the service is especially ela

in the catholic church, how does new year come before christmas? >> so actually, john, advent is the beginning of the liturgical year in the catholic church. so we start our new church year, i can say happy new year on december 3, because that is actually the first sunday of advent. >> okay. >> and what happens, as we go four weeks, for advent, and then there is actually 12 days of christmas. >> right. >> and then we go into ordinary time. and there is six weeks of ordinary time, which will then be followed by the season of lent, which then leads us to the most holiest of weeks, with the triduum and with easter. and then it ends with ordinary time again, until we hit advent next year in 2018. >> so in my intro, i suggested we are all rushing toward christmas. and i think you would agree, but you are saying this is a season called advent, which is the new year and it strikes me if we treat it like a new year, there is a kind of impulse to sort of renew our self discipline, look at our ultimate goals and all the kinds of things that go with the new y

resulted in various protestant denominations splitting from the catholic church. luther's theses is still considered one of the pivotal moments in german history. the reform lived in the house on and off for almost forty years until his death in fifteen forty six his wife katarina run the household and they had six children together. twenty seventeen has been a big year for luther and the reformation the highlight was the german protestant church congress in berlin at the end of may hundreds of thousands of guests attended the five day celebration among the two thousand and vents on the agenda a visit. to start. to see all of. the land and thank the former u.s. president was well received around seventy thousand people attended this event. thanks. to when the congress many participants traveled southwest of it for a church service on the banks of the river elbe and it's the first time the event was held in two cities and exception made to mock luthor a year. various other events have taken place throughout the year back. as the open air world reformation exhibitio

so father mullaney was an american catholic in a time when american catholics were not clear about thewas. he was also leaders church in universe had a choice to make. the choice pivoted around the assets of human beings and those with a 272 men, women, and children who were sold in order to reconcile some of georgetown's that's and allow for the jesuit community here to imagine george dance future. i think it's really important for us to understand why we made the decision to rename not only mulledy hall to isaac hawkins hall but -- these two halls and the renaming i think are important for other institutions to resist the false idolatry of building confederate statues, flags. the symbols in our culture at this moment that have people devoting these things, rather than thinking about the spiritual conversion that we were talking about. that's i think that in making the move to say that we're no longer going to put a place of honor for this person who had a legitimate choice and am aware american catholics were grappling about the -- made the choice that was most nefarious and the most

he singled out the dignitaries of the roman catholic church who he said behaved like princes rather than priests. only the bible was infallible. luther accused gone's representatives on earth of hubris after layer the tenth was crowned pope in fifteen thirteen he was more an arts page than an ecclesiastical leader holding cold with pomp and extravagance to underline his power and glory. this pope from the power from the family wasn't interested in theology since god has given us the papacy he said let us enjoy it. transformed rome into a cultural center and political power but he depleted the papal treasury in the process. he commissioned a massive renovation of some peter's basilica in the vatican to pay for it leo encourage the sale of indulgences and exemption from punishment for sins. luther maintained only the mercy of jesus could himself sin not money. the only path to salvation was face not dean's his ninety five theses attacking corrupt church practices were quick to second acted across the country the pope threatened luther with excommunication but luther responded by public and

you voted to see lansdale catholic on the game of the week coming up lansdale catholic against comeell egan. we head to the locker room for the final time this season. >> no team has won two state playoffs in history. there is a way you have your shot lets go take it, let's g go. >> conwell egans is so is lansdale catholic. earlier in the season they came away we awin. short kick by catholic. just the right distance for jerome mitchell. takes this 78 yards with a touchdown. great return by mitchell right there. >> up next we have conwell egan drive a little trick ration and mitchell -- put it up again. mitchell belong to come well egan. alec golds by decides to do it all himself. 44-20. good luck to them as they move on and thank you >> our morning team is back tomorrow from 5 to 7. >> i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching have a great weekend. be safe, good night family and great weekend. be safe, good night family and sleep well >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation forlowing is a star shower slides

francis is the first pope to visit me in mar less than one percent of the country identified as catholic local catholics are not expected to be the main focus of pope francis' state us it is me and mars muslim minority the real hinges which have become a lightning rod not only for the pontiff prayers and concerns but also for his critics and some of those critics have advised francis not to use the word when he meets with me in mars' leaders much of me in mars buddhist majority population they reject that term and they refuse to recognize that our hinge as me and mar citizens or as a separate ethnic group the racan state muslims know that is the preferred term referring to the southern state in myanmar where most were hinges have lived for centuries of this past summer more than half a million fled their homes for neighboring bangladesh overnight refugee camps turned into refugees cities of rohinton who had escaped what the u.n. calls ethnic cleansing terror so how will the pontiff speak to a people that he called persecuted brothers and sisters just a few months ago our coverage begins

and they move well known many catholics are afraid of being discriminated against just like the right engine here and me and people refer to the muslim minority as bengali or illegal immigrants from bangladesh even mentioning that wardrobe as the pope often hence is considered taboo. in the himself his boss not only requested not to expect this work because in this time of history is it something on one that consequence may have been so your last pick my sources last last week me and mine bangladesh signed an agreement stating that rohingya refugees will soon be repatriated back to me and. the details of the agreement however remain unclear advocacy groups for the british people say the agreement is too vague it will just get monitors that should be involved and involve them so that. donkeys and take them that they would get their citizenship. is that give us a patient and a future. but the question remains how political can the pope be and me and mom and how much moral authority can he show because he won't want to offend the country's deeply buddhist population. you know this is a v

the catholic minority who could then become a target.enie: you have been focusing on emmanuel macron's maiden trip to africa as president. what has the french and the press in burkina faso had to say? >> we have had some mixed reaction. the french paper calls him a skillful orator. the left-leaning paper in france calls it the macron show and says it is pretty much one where he did succeed in that speech to university students in the capital yesterday. says itina faso paper in the courage and determination of emmanuel macron however his speech was not a rupture from the predecessors as he has claimed but a continuation of france's political strategy in africa. a communist paper in france is really scathing. they call his speech nothing but a new mask on franco african time. the grammy nominations have come out and for once they are completely race inclusive. might say.ah youu they have never been so dominated by cover and diversity -- coloror and diversity. an artist of color will definitely win record of the year because all of the nomi

to congregations because it's what i'm used to i only know enter confessional protestants and catholics worship under one roof in some parts of germany. centuries but it isn't always pays off in comedy everywhere the challenge and an opportunity in one into confessional churches in germany divided. into. next. women and men are equal before god. martin luther said he and his wife carina are one of the best known couples of their age. their marriage challenge centuries old social conventions. but how much of a feminist was the great reform. the referendum and women in forty five minutes. of it. surely is from. for the world or link to it section stories and discussions among those as easy town while website dedicated comes to join us on facebook doubling for good. welcome to quadriga art what's that. tell you about is this a women's talk w. more women. more talk with. more state. of the sweat w. s. a church with two pastors. fight scapa.

were won over by luther is thinking especially here in northern and central europe but the roman catholic church denounced the protestant movement millions of people were killed in the religious wars that swept across europe for a century and a half here in germany half a millennium later martin luther remains a national hero and an inspiration for many around the world. queuing up for church in martin luther's hometown witan back today thousands came to celebrate the five hundredth anniversary of the protestant reformation and all of my life i have been lutheran this is a very important day for me any less is the this is the place where luther lived and worked and we want to celebrate this today and that if one cannot understand german history without luther and the reformation it has left its mark on us i myself belong to a lutheran church and belief in its values but at the council church of wittenberg germany's leaders including chancellor merkel herself daughter of a lutheran pastor attended a service to commemorate martin luther d.s. legend has it that it was here on this day five h

something the catholic leadership in myanmar has advised him against. there are six hundred fifty thousand catholics in myanmar that's less than two percent of the country's population which is overwhelmingly buddhist. a member of unsung suchi is ruling party explains why they don't want the pope to use the word. we do not accept the temora hinge and they are bengalis muslims from bangladesh so we would like to request that he use the official term it if the tape uses the ten you have to show you that it's an insult to. one bishop from a remote pocket of catholics in chin state is hopeful the visit will go smoothly. and i might be some differences of opinion between the pope and the government but since he's been invited to this country i'm sure they will be understanding a growing list of nations and international bodies are calling the military crackdown on the right ethnic cleansing something myanmar rejects visiting both sides of the crisis the pope will meet military and civilian leaders here in myanmar who also hold a large mass and young dawn the

i am not catholic.over hereag every time i am not interested. >> they are all wonderful. >> they are -- but, that is true. this is not really a question. i want to tell a short experience i had. i play poker. i am sitting at a poker table -- >> i hope this is a short poker game. >> this will be real quick. there are two black kids, one of which i knew and had played with before. she works at another casino. she has a good job. type kids.ddle-class another gentlemen, about my age and he makes a very racist comment at the table. and i say something to him. i say something -- i have a big mouth. the kids quieted me down. they clearly did not want any part of it. they did not want an argument. they didn't want anything. like they wanted to ignore it. i wonder ifng -- the younger generation has not run into racism or they just want to pretend like it doesn't exist anymore. maybe that is the best way. it is getting better. it will take care of itself. is that a pervasive thought? >> i can't presuppose their t

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and the catholic beneficiary opposite. the u.s. conference of cash lick beneficiary opposite wrote this proposal -- catholic bishop wrote this proposal appears to be the first modification that will raise income taxes on the working poor while simultaneously providing a large tax cut to the wealthy. the u.s. conference of catholic bishops went on to say, this is simply unconscionable. my colleagues, we always begin our session with prayer. many of us attend mass on the weekend, on sundays. but we cannot pray and think that that gives us a lesson to pray on -- prey on people the rest of the week. and that is what this bill does. it preys on the middle class and those aspired to it. it pillages and a lots the -- loots the middle class. it is a shameful piece of legislation. and the republicans should know better. they say it's going to get better in the senate. oh, my gosh. in the senate, as mr. hoyer pointed out, unanimously the senate finance committee rejected this proposal already. was it 26-0, whatever the number was, the zero l

and francis is making the first of a papal visit to encourage this small catholic community is also expected to use meetings with the country's civilian and religious leaders to highlight the red refugee crisis hundreds of thousands of men most muslim men don't minority face persecution and violence and the pope's visit will highlight their plight papal souvenir is on sale in front of the st mary's cathedral in younger on. this is the pope's first visit to me and. christians are a minority here just like the muslim or hindu who for months have been fleeing persecution in the country's west it's a sensitive topic that threatens to overshadow the pope's visit. we have so many conflicts in our country i hope the pope brings peace and strength for the christian minority. he shouldn't bring up the russian issue which is anger the buddhist majority here they don't want him to get involved. so i think it's ok if he just makes a general reference to the situation and that everyone should have equal rights. and they move on more many catholics are afraid of being discriminated against just l

communities less than one percent of the country identifies as catholic also on the agenda meetings with me on mars civilian and military leave us. well pope francis is expected to weigh in on the rue hinge a refugee crisis in meetings with me a large military chief as well as representatives of the rich hinge of muslim minority hundreds of thousands of them are still facing persecution and ballance in myanmar and have fled to neighboring bangladesh let's take a look at the scale of this crisis six hundred twenty two thousand have fled to bangladesh from myanmar's rakhine state since last august more than half of them some three hundred forty thousand are children with growing international pressure on both countries last week bangladesh signed a deal with me on or for the rich refugees to return home but many say that's thinkable in the current climate this report comes from the fast growing refugee camp long along the border between bangladesh and. patricio had been showing us the way to the medical station but now he's confused he's lost his way in this sprawling slum. it's not s

i read, too, about the catholic church.by public books about the church and, indeed, when there was nothing else to read i would dust them off and read them. because i grew up in the majority of people in my world -- ethnic tribalism was not the specter on campus. as no doubt it would have been had i grown up in the campus of one of nigeria's cosmopolitan centers. what we did have was religious tribalism. there was a catholic protestant divide. itself a colonial carryover, legacy of the competing missionaries, the irish catholics and the english anglicansli who divided as they converted. my fathers family had become roman catholic in theha 1920s with courage from attending the weddings of their anglican relatives. the religious tribalism was largely mind -- mild and for us children consisted of arguments on the playground about which church was better. i was merely always the spokesperson for the catholic side. because i had read big books and i could use big words that the other children did not understand. of course they

think the catholic would that catholics would want any say in a genocide that has nothing to do with them what do you make of that. well this pope has spoken out in support of their own hand from the vatican he has spoken out for credit for not christians that are suffering in an all different parts of the world he believes that this is a moral issue it's not just he's not just concerned about christians who are being persecuted he's concerned about any person who is being persecuted he believes that people should be able to follow their conscience that there should be freedom of worship freedom of believe that people should be able to practice whatever faith they want to if they want to change their faith ok if they want to stay in the faith that they are ok fine but you know people should be able to follow their own conscience follow where they believe god is is calling them and this is this applies to everybody not just to christians father reese a great to get your perspective on this we appreciate your time thanks very much indeed for the thomas reese speaking to us from the bom

one bishop from a remote pocket of catholics in chin state is hopeful the visit will go smoothly. and i might be some differences of opinion between the pope and the government but since he's been invited to this country i'm sure they will be understanding a growing list of nations and international bodies are calling the military crackdown on the right hand just ethnic cleansing something myanmar rejects visiting both sides of the crisis the pope will meet military and civilian leaders here in myanmar who also hold a large mass and young girl in the nation's largest city. then later in the week i'll travel to bangladesh where hundreds of thousands of refugees are sheltering with plans to meet a group of and the country's leadership catholics or across myanmar traveling here to yangon to see their cope some trips taking days by road and by rail and some sleeping outside just so they can be here. and i'm ok with the fact that he's coming for everyone in the country not only for christians. our country is not stable there are many conflicts or bring peace here we need development i

so bambang has kept its double nature german and catholic and both sides have melted together here tooduce an atmosphere which is absolutely unique. entered the conflict zone fronting the powerful so far the political fallout from catalonia is independent shows no sign of being contained my guest this week here in brussels is spain's foreign minister alfonso das case how has the government failed to prevent the country's worst with arguably its most predictable political crisis in decades. how to finish people sound like this for example. the symphony the big story composed by then shrunk star michael talking inspired by the d.n.a. of the movie. it's heavy. and sometimes melancholic the sound of. your moment in sixty minutes d.w. . nationalists are on the rise. i am almost afraid to highlight different shades of nationalism and to find out what that nation me to you. to share your story join the conversation on to dublin you on twitter and on facebook. so far the political fallout from catalonia is independence bid shows no sign of being contained on the country all sides digging in f

but i'm back has always been catholic the reformation did nothing to change that and it made me happyhunks of the town declined in importance over the centuries left on the historical sidelines it was able to unfold its catholic character to perfection especially as the town suffered little damage in times of war. the cow maligned mama st with its famous cloisters and colonnades has managed to survive through the centuries unscathed. this is a strange and distant we're not comprehensible to modern day people and it's just that imagery. angel. heretics. and demons. at the end of the seventeenth century a minor economic miracle here in london one of the richest and most powerful men of his time under level with it became prince bishop of down there his name was blue tarp funds function dollars. it was a time of absolutism when rudeness had unlimited power. stirred up being snippy administration and introduced reforms he removed power from both the clerics and the nobility and he started a massive building programme the new residence opposite the cathedral is his work. not half ounces op

father milady was an american catholic in a time when american catholics were not clear about the questionice pivoted round human beings. that was the 272 men, women, and children to reconcile for the debt for georgetown. it's really important for us to understand why we made the decision to rename not only milady home to isaac hawkins hall. these two halls in the renaming of important for other institutions to resist the false idolatry to building confederate statues and flakes. the symbol in our culture that people devoting these things rather than thinking about the spiritual conversions. to say that we are no longer going to put a place of honor for this person who had a legitimate choice in a moment would catholics are grappling about the question of slavery amid the choice that was the most nefarious and fundamental in strengthening slavery. lower talking is a group about the renaming were also thinking about the powerful character of isaac in the pipe on the sacrifice. if we imagine our institutions have been predicated on human life and dignity and perhaps there be a different rela

one bishop from a remote pocket of catholics in chin state is hopeful the visit will go smoothly. there might be some differences of opinion between the pope and the me on my government but since he's been invited to this country i'm sure they will be understanding a growing list of nations and international bodies are calling the military crackdown on the right ethnic cleansing something myanmar rejects. visiting both sides of the crisis the pope will meet military and civilian leaders here in myanmar also hold a large mass and young guy on the nation's largest city. then later in the week will travel to bangladesh where hundreds of thousands of refugees are sheltering with plans to meet a group over him and the country's leadership catholics from across myanmar traveling here to yangon to see their cope some trips taking days by road and by rail and some sleeping outside just so they can be here. i'm ok with the fact that he's coming for everyone in the country not only for christians. our country is not stable there are many conflicts the pope will bring peace here we need deve

if the catholic imperial troops won and also conquered. prince elector john frederick was taken prisoner and sent into exile by the emperor. that was a serious break in the life of the workshop it couldn't get much more serious the royal court left of it and back and suddenly the elder was no longer court painter . the elder cannot left britain back and in fifteen fifty two joined the elector in his exile and final home environment. there the artist lived in his daughter's house in the agreeable surroundings on the market place in the center of town where he continued to plan and work. the younger made a portrait of his elderly father shortly before his departure a farewell. this is i think of nollywood this is a design and it stands to reason that he would want to have a remembrance of his father here and he painted him with a fur collar indicating the may oral role but it's also a very personal portrait with unique facial features which make a very strong impression in the zia opens and. a year after his arrival in rhyme our look us cond

catholics 12, jewish 8 and unknown is 1.here is a justice who turned catholic after he left the court. where did you get the idea of doing a book on his? guest: i am an ordained rabbi. i have been an author and a scholar of american jewish history and my field is american jewish political history. have written a book on the presidents of the united states and the jews and articles about the presidency. those articles focus on cabinet appointments and ambassadorships. i am fascinated by the supreme court. years ago, i went to brandeis university and, over the years, many biographies of brandeis, cardoza, and frankfurter made it occur to me that it would be interesting to have a book on the jewish justices. there would have been 9, had merrick garland then confirmed. -- been confirmed. there were some great biographies of brandeis and frankfurter. i took this through the 2016 presidential election. my idea was that it would e a collective agar fee of the jewish -- collective biography of the jewish justices. in terms of religi

in many roman catholics who are concerned that if he were to say the right engine and speak to firmly on their behalf that that could backfire and lead to a backlash against this country's catholic minority from buddhist nationals in fact the leader of the archdiocese of young guys on had asked the pope not to say the word rwanda it's a complex situation but it's surely very interesting that the army chief to head his meeting and met the pope as soon as he arrived there now the pontiff is very known for his support of refugees the poor and the marginalized how much weight do you think his wives will have that the military and the civilian government. well on the military side i'm should point out that the civilian government has no control over the military here the commander in chief senior gentleman along he's his ball own boss he does not report to the leader of the civilian side of the government it doesn't seem likely that the pope could have much influence on how the general handles things it really doesn't could he perhaps have a little bit more sway with aung sang suu kyi the

and they move the ball more many catholics are afraid of being discriminated against just like the right to injure. people refer to the muslim minority as bengali or illegal immigrants from bangladesh even mentioning that wardrobe as the pope often hands is considered taboo. in the world himself his boss not only requested not to expect this work because in this time of history that something unwanted consequences may happen so he lost faith and sources last last week me and mine bangladesh signed an agreement stating that for him to refugees will soon be repatriated back to me and. the details of the agreement however remain unclear advocacy groups for the british people say the agreement is too vague for just a minute that should be involved and involve them so that the donkeys. that get their citizenship know this that it will pass a patient and a future. but the question remains how political can the pope be and me and my and how much moral authority can he show because he won't want to offend the country's deeply buddhist population. here in germany that a stepping up pressure on th

the largest catholic church. is the second. and. can be brought up more publicly. on his original schedule. exactly when that's going to be happening but. the capital bangui and again as we're hearing from the spokesman from the vatican be able to speak more freely about the raid there because it's not a sensitive obviously as it was here. syrian government forces have been accused of using. cluster bombs to carry out attacks in a rebel held damascus. by the weapons. to. protest the constitutional court ruling allows the president to run for. president. that thrives on. the a. dry weather across the middle east that the my was still a fair amount of cloud having said that spilling out of the black sea towards the caspian sea and we are going to see that mix of race statements no across georgia. feeding over towards northern parts solve iran as we go on through the next couple of days the possibility of wanted to showers here on the southern end of the caspian elsewhere is fine it's drive to see temperatures in karate getting up to thirty celsius a little bit or war

. >> heading to new jersey camden catholic hosting paul 6. jam ear garland takes the handoff. it's nothing knowing he touched them. this is 76 yard touchdown and that's all the offense he could not muster can catholic controlled to 3-3 7 victory. >> woodrow wilson hosting camdenment 3rd quarter premiere wilson scramblinging for camden before finding damon rice who spripts down the sidelines. printed 85 yard touchdown. two point conversion and hold on for 8-6 win. >> and glouster, hosting gloucester catholic this morning. 1-yard line. kyle murphy pounded in for school and catholic shuts out goingster first time since 19 1960. 22-0. haddenfield at han done hight. haddonfield will come back and score five straight touchdown touchdowns. cruising to a 47-27 win. >> final game goes haddon township. shane snyder breaking a 6' 6" fy and added another touchdown the green wave once 20-6. >> the villanova basketball team is spending holiday in the bahamas this is not a vacation. they took over in the battle for at lap ta. little too much turkey trai trailing by 15 first half and then cat

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. >> heading to new jersey camden catholic hosting paul 6. jam ear garland takes the handoff. it's nothing knowing he touched them. this is 76 yard touchdown and that's all the offense he could not muster can catholic controlled to 3-3 7 victory. >> woodrow wilson hosting camdenment 3rd quarter premiere wilson scramblinging for camden before finding damon rice who spripts down the sidelines. printed 85 yard touchdown. two point conversion and hold on for 8-6 win. >> and glouster, hosting gloucester catholic this morning. 1-yard line. kyle murphy pounded in for school and catholic shuts out goingster first time since 19 1960. 22-0. haddenfield at han done hight. haddonfield will come back and score five straight touchdown touchdowns. cruising to a 47-27 win. >> final game goes haddon township. shane snyder breaking a 6' 6" fy and added another touchdown the green wave once 20-6. >> the villanova basketball team is spending holiday in the bahamas this is not a vacation. they took over in the battle for at lap ta. little too much turkey trai trailing by 15 first half and then cat

she's the director of shelter and housing for catholic charities of the diocese of santa rosa. the non-profit organization that took over the operations of this evacuation shelter from the american red cross last week. it's the last one remaining in sonoma county. at one time, holmes says there were 43 shelters, serving more than four- thousand people.jennielynn holmes/catholic charities- "we already had a one-percent vacancy rate, and we already had a significant population who was experiencing homelessness on october 7th. and, now, post october 8th, we have less housing, more people in need. and, its just gonna be our, our biggest, you know, fight as a community, is you know, how do we build and how do we get creative and creating as many opportunities as possible for housing." catholic charities says, on friday, they helped nine people here transition into long-term housing. another five today... and, by next week, they hope to help the remaining 53 evacuees here find a place to stay... and, if that's the case, they'll be able to close this evacuation center down. jennielynn

the first catholic was roger tawney. in the early 1800s.avid: he was later nominated to the court. i guess he was appointed by andrew jackson. he had been attorney general. brian: and led the court in the dred scott decision. david: yes. brian: what kind of jew are you? david: i'm in eskenazi jew. my family came from lithuania. brian: what is the precision of eskenazi versus safardi? david: i don't know. brian: how did you become a rabbi? david: my father is a rabbi. kind of a family business. my father, his father, his grandfather. actually, my brother is a rabbi. my parents said they never pressured me to do it. but i was expected to do that. kind of a i was expected to do that. brian: where did you grow up? david: i grew up in san francisco and i went to uc berkeley. i have my phd from brandeis university where i first wrote biographies of brandeis. then i was ordained at the jewish theological survey. where i later taught as well. i have been interested in the education and it was a natural career path. you know, you grow up, many sense

ancestors in the catholic church.n green tells us what accounts for the changes and what the numbers mean. 32-year-old brendan coffey is the walking embodiment of a rare exception for the catholic church, a millennial choosing the priesthood. >> the life of a jesuit is countercultural. by today's standards, not a lot of people are getting in line for poverty, chastity, and obedience. for me, it was falling in love with a commitment to service. a commitment to promoting a god who is deeply in love with his creation. >> over the last five decades, the catholic church has seen a steady decline in the number of priests and sisters according to the georgetown university center for applied research. in 1965 there were nearly 59,000 priests in the u.s. and nearly 180,000 religious sisters. in 2016, the numbers had dwindled to just over 37,000 priests and just over 47,000 sisters. the decline in sisters is more significant because the numbers entering were much higher than priests, particularly after world war ii. >> there ar

well the catholic church this this the announcing of this trip was made and late august just a couple days after this latest crisis started but the church has been adamant about saying this trip was in the planning stages months before and no one is disagree with that because it takes so much before you would actually put out an announcement like that and so this trip was originally put together because the vatican and the m.r. had just reestablished ties about six months ago and on some suchi went to the vatican to meet with the pope so that's why this happened. so now you've got this going on with this incredible situation your reporter is just talking about of course extended thousand ranjan muslims have led in the bangladesh during the past six months and now he is in a very difficult the pope is in a very diplomatic situation right now how's he going to address this issue it's impossible for him not to address that the question is how forcefully how firm will he be in support of the rohingya and one of the key things that already come out is the question of will he say the word r