vincent: well, thank god for the irish catholic bishops.he irish guidelines he pushed for put the welfare of the child first and treat each case individually. they stop short at asking the priest to step down. earlier this year, the vatican admitted it has guidelines, too, but won't make them public. vincent's read them and can't see why not. lisa: why won't they make the guidelines public? vincent: because if you've got a solution, then you got a problem. lisa: but isn't the church's view that the priest has to leave? vincent: no person, man or woman, should be forced from their job for becoming a parent. how is that christological? how is that practical? and yet people buy into this argument of, "congratulations. you're a father. you're fired." this is what's driving the secrecy. these men, our fathers, my father, all these men are terrified. lisa: so, you could still be a good priest and father. vincent: absolutely, how can a child contradict a priest's love for god the father, how? lisa: nor does he want the church to use celibacy as a

the catholics... especially the practising catholics, _ average. the catholics...the national average and less _ more for le pen than the national average and less for— more for le pen than the national average and less for the - more for le pen than the national average and less for the far- more for le pen than the national average and less for the far left. i average and less for the far left. and the — average and less for the far left. and the muslims, _ average and less for the far left. and the muslims, the _ average and less for the far left. and the muslims, the french- average and less for the far left. - and the muslims, the french muslims, have voted _ and the muslims, the french muslims, have voted on— and the muslims, the french muslims, have voted on the _ and the muslims, the french muslims, have voted on the first _ and the muslims, the french muslims, have voted on the first round _ and the muslims, the french muslims, have voted on the first round 69% - have voted on the first round 69% for the _ have voted on the first round 69% for the far— hav

is an american is asked again and again in philadelphia in 1844 the objects of attack were irish catholic immigrants incited by nativists seeking social and political power rioters pursued people and destroyed buildings. the book will hear about today the fires of philadelphia relates an episode unfamiliar to many in an era that is often overlooked in us history survey classes. zacharya, schrag studies cities technology and public policy in the united states in the 1920th and 21st centuries. he's the author of three other books the great society subway ethical imperialism and the princeton guide to historical research his scholarly articles and essays have been published in several journals magazines and newspapers. he has received grants and fellowships from the national science foundation the gerald r ford foundation and the library of congress and has been awarded the society of american city and regional planning histories. john reps prize and the journal of policy in history ellis holiday prize. her moderator for today's program is dan horner an urban historian of 19th century britis

and the catholics. clinician, the 3 major denominators, there is also the soon church and the catholic church which are very all churches left on the roof early. if you abuse, lost all din riots in the middle of 8th, you sanctioned in a clash of powers, but i'm getting ahead of myself. what guides the daily life in the church is an ancient, fragile thing called the status school. it is a complex and confusing a reason. thank you very much to decide the borderline. it's very difficult. you know if the column stays in the, in the middle we take half of the column. this side is greek, so the bigger half of the color was griggs, the other half is our mean when they separated the area. this is you, this is mine. welcome to the borderline one. what's yellow? ok, we'll share the of the column that's on the, on the line to as to where it was. i think there's a jealousy between the churches. everybody wants to grab more space for himself than the other. so each one did it last to expel the other guy. out to have it for the so it's not tricia what the do, what you see sometimes. well they that's

they have fall and the catholic church has only one. i cannot clear myself because the middle east of the 313 us should be there at the same time . if they do with all the time, then i lose my rights. it's a lie and it is, there are yes, sometimes meaning for some time meaningless. the limits on the status school are tested almost on a daily basis. it gets drastic when a denomination wishes to perform services in an area they don't own when the greeks demanded to into st. helena church, which belongs to the arminius, can we refuse? then the police had to get involved decisions from the police? no, we don't go okay. we have to, we have to for problem between us and g. okay. no, to come home and you're forced to interview did. this is what you're doing yourself in this not taking on this side, which i go like it did the problem suppressor. there won't be any fighting. all you do. you are putting the greek priest inside. okay. yes, this is in my a responsible and our response to that. okay, i'm taking my responses with the put the geeky si

the catholics... especially the practising.onal average and less _ for the far left. and the muslims, the french muslims, have voted - on the first round 69% i for the far left candidate, so this is how religion plays out in french society but, l on the other hand, - unlike russia, france is one of the top atheist countries in the world, you know! - and if you look at people who say they are not - religious or simply atheist, well, they are a bit - on the left and right, and a bit macron. - let me ask you, michael, in the last three or four minutes we have about boris johnson. with the british have lost their faith in their prime minister as a result of him being fined for breaching his own law on covid? it's impossible to tell. and luckily we have the may local elections and we just have to be patient and wait. from what i can tell, what we talked about in france, most people who will sit around this table for any reason thing, you can't do that, you cannot break the rules, the laws, you just made, and so brazen fashion, even

why are we not catholics? and why didn't they turn their faces to the west then?k in december , he accurately predicted what america would do and the task was to start a war against russia for this they should bomb. donbass where the zelensky regime will lead ukraine he will not return to ukraine at all because ukraine will not be what awaits russia and each of us, and the russian flag will fly over kiev and everywhere there will be russian speech vladimir volfovich zhirinovsky is a patriot and whose unique politician is compared with golf messing. all his unknown prophecies therefore, we will not stop them. they will shoot shoot for many, many more decades and his main testament on sunday at 6:00 pm on ntv i will need you and sharks, well, later bagheera may need new episodes of his favorite series. first operation near in new composition to cope, we know that at least a provocation is being prepared. we are talking about a virus that is deadly for one and absolutely harmless for all other centers. this shark is one alleged enemy in the building, you need to unde

looking at the plight of men seeking to become catholic priests here in france.his of course, in the wake of the shocking report on child sex abuse within the catholic church here in france. so, that's our focus. stay with us here, live from paris. ♪ >> france 24. your economy, explained. 04/11/22 04/11/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> the resolution about of no-confince against mr. imran khan has been passed by majority of the total membership of the national assembly. amy: pakistan's prime minister imran khan is ousted, losing a no-confidence vote. he calls hisemoval a form of

podcast — that's the first rough draft of history — catherine pepinster is a former editor of the catholicaper the tablet, and writes in british newspapers on politics, religion and ethics. a "fratricidal war" is how a group of dissenting priests from the russian orthodox church describe their country's invasion of ukraine. it could wreck the spiritual ambition of kirill, patriarch of moscow and all russia, to reunite the church in the two countries, just as it could wreck the political ambition of his sponsor, vladimir putin. on the other side of the continent in france, a country which used the blade of a guillotine to eviscerate the divine right of kings along with the religion that sustained it, political parties — broad churches during the 20th century — lack believers. and what faith should the british place in a prime minister determined by the police to have broken his own covid law? catherine, lets start with what is happening in ukraine. how big a strain is this putting on the orthodox church in particular, and those 90 odd million orthodox christians? it is a big strain. it is p

and he claims he is a devout catholic. no catholic supports that statement. host: jerry, got your point. sorry about your connection. we will work on that a little bit as we go to diane in arkansas, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. happy resurrection morning, everyone in america. it definitely is going to influence my decisions because your values, if you are a christian, should be based in the word of god. not everyone saved has made their mind by the word of god so not everyone will be living with jesus' values. that is why your comments on the southern churches, they were wrong not stepping up and doing what was right. not everyone who goes to church is saved. but jesus loves all of us. he died for all of us. he warned you, 30%. every mouth will confess. every knee will bow. you are dead already if you are not saved. host: that is-- host: -- caller: good morning. in my life, it never crossed over. my parents were democrats. my first girlfriend was republican. my politics evolved over the course of my life. my relig

the day christians and catholics celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ. the faithful have been arriving for days to celebrate holy week the first easter mass in the past two years because the pandemic the pontiff is looking forward to presiding over the celebration. his alina celebrated the first easter as pope in 2013 shortly after glenda take 16. and pope francis called for in easter truce to reach a negotiated peace also falling on deaf ears as russia is using russell —- missile attacks on ukraine. the mayor now occupied by the russians attended with three ukrainian lawmakers forgot the end of the homily his holiness told the four ukrainians we are all praying for you and the darkness and cruelty in the biggest thing you can receive, christ is risen. the last three words spoken in ukrainian now we will tune in to hear the pope has to say. >> we know that christ being risen from the dead will never dying can over our dominion. the life that he lives he lives to god so he also give your life to god in christ jesus. ♪♪ these are students from the north am

— - especially the practising catholics — have voted more for le pen than the national| average andfar—left candidate, so this i is how religion plays out in french society. but, on the other hand, - unlike russia, france is one of the top atheist countries in the world, you know? i sean cackles. and if you look at people - who say they are not religious or simply atheist, well, | they are a bit on the left — on the extreme left, - and a bit on the extreme right, and a bit macron. let me ask you, michael, in the last three or four minutes we have, about borisjohnson. will the british have lost their faith in their prime minister as a result of him being fined for breaching his own law on covid? you know, it's impossible to tell. and luckily, we have the may local elections and i think you just — have to be patient and wait. i think, from what i can tell, what we talked about in france, most people who will sit around this table for any reason will think, "you can't do that! "you cannot break the rules, the laws you just made, "and in so brazen a fashion," even for a 50 quid fine, bu

he is a visit by the head of the catholic church. papa frances? yeah, i think even more from from my parents they, they were quite nervous. they were, they asked, why are you going to iraq and am, is going be safe. and, but the people been so friendly, very welcoming am. so for my point, we have a great project of at us, thousands of priceless artifacts have been looted or smuggled out of iraq ancient temples, palaces and tombs either destroyed by i sill or damage it under the watch of consecutive governments over par alysia. feel happy if annika cultural tourism was blooming before the 2003 u. s. live invasion. but we've recently received several western excavation missions that have helped a lot on discovering and protecting mini sites. they've also highlighted the importance of, or as the center for inter faith and destination for tourists from various backgrounds. a resurgence of tourism means creating new development projects and job opportunities for many here. highest latter for holl santa rocky. these pieces, a hand crafted by young people

we'll have more on the candidates in a moment, but 1st a report from manila on how catholic priests i'll weighing in on the campaigns. oh it up to none of this man in pink. he is actually a priest, but he's not on the streets to evangelize need people in the hall. he's here preaching politics, carrying posters and stickers instead of a bible. father, not baltazar, in any linear, is campaigning for philippines, vice president lenny roberto, ahead of next month's presidential election. she's running a distant 2nd in the polls to ferdinand marco's junior, the son, a name sake of the country's late dictator. we have to be wise to seeing a candidate who can promote good to each one of us in that the evil one. this monument near manila commemorates the people power protests in 1986, which drove the marco's family in the exile for several years. the family is accused of stealing as much as $10000000000.00 on the government. marco senior was empower almost half of us to decade. rain was under martial law. when thousands of people were torture, killed, or disappeared. markers, jr refuses to addre

catholics are a split group.or the political analysis out of it it's a group of people who have been up for grabs in recent elections. >> i'm not sure name checking satan is the best way to reach their hearts, which is what she just did there, scott. again, in purely a political sense wasn't she stands behind kevin mccarthy at the border? if you are wondering about inside the republican caucus whether or not this will help or hurt her, don't we already have the answer at this point because mccarthy has more or less welcomed her back. >> yeah, i mean, again, we're back to the conversation we just had about gaetz where there is a group of these people they're constantly trying to manage. we've learned you can't manage it, there is no managing these folks, they're never going to do it the way mccarthy and scalise and those guys want them to do it which is to try to be less incendiary, try not to be dominating news cycles every day with crazy rhetoric like this. they've chosen a path to try to keep them under control

speaking to her packs and peters grand vatican city, had of the roman catholic church called for an end to the fighting. she apache federal mother toyota over a ina let that be peaceful war torn ukraine. so sorely tried by the violence. so sorely tried by the violence and the destruction of the cruel and senseless walk into which it was dragged out for her. in this terrible night of suffering, her death made a new dawn at him of hope. soon appearing up. let that be a decision for peace. let that be an end to the flexing of muscle with people suffering. you please, please. let's not get used to war. one move to development in afghanistan, where local officials are saying at least 47 people are now known to have died after airstrikes hit. the eastern part of the country on saturday strikes targeted residential areas and the host and coon, our province is near the border with pakistan. afghanistan, taliban government is accused pakistan's. military of carrying out these strikes is low about as urge the taliban to take action against fighters attacking it. soldiers from inside afghanistan.

catholics have kamaz. local arabs, who also pass on from generation to generation this honorary position an honorable duty. they serve in the christian denominations directly on the salary they follow because of the order. in the line to the sacred tomb, the line stretches for several tens of meters, but it moves quickly, you can walk for 20 minutes in a room so small that they barely fit a few people. the death bed of christ, which is located in the tomb, is covered with a marble slab from especially zealous pilgrims, who literally crushed the stone into pieces in order to take at least a grain of sand with them. after the conquest in jerusalem, the turks saved the temple, but they took away a lot from here . one of the turkish governors liked the slab over the thunder of the lord. he decided to take her to decorate his own house. the patriarch of jerusalem could not say no, but as soon as the governor, a little distracted, drew his finger on the stone, the marble slab cracked, but you can still see it in

oh, some small on up on medium articles, but in a country which is 80 percent catholic. there's controversy over where pre should draw the line and official in the catholic bishops conference told the w priest must speak the truth about human rights violations that happened during martial law . but they should not be campaigning for any particular candidate. this parishioner and bought as ours church was critical of him publicly taking sides. i agree that the priests shouldn't be complaining or should it be biased to any candidates? father baltazar plays down those concerns. the role of the gothic church. we have to be the promoters of good news, the gospel. that's what i've had to promote the good candidates and not the bud. one. baltazar has even outfitted a van for his campaigning. he drives around his province, showing solidarity with the robledo faithful and trying to convert supporters of ferdinand marco's junior. i think he was of lung. he says, to this man, i'm here trying to explain to you, if you could reconsider your choice. the response or marcus la, i'm sorr

they sent her to a catholic high school. and when she finished there 1959 they centered to depaul university one of chicago's two large catholic universities. now there's no doubt. that this was a parochial world that the cahills lived in they lived inside this tight kind of upper working class lower middle class catholic world. there's no doubt that this neighborhood out on west eddy street was wrapped around. racial exclusion and discrimination can see that just in the picture of the folks standing out here in 1961. and the cahills at least. their prosperity their ability to buy the car to buy the tv to send their kids off to schools. private schools was paid for in part. by the vacuum cans connection to what dwight eisenhower would call the military industrial complex. because the military industrial complex wasn't all about missile systems and bombers who's also about industrial strength coffee yearns. but you also have to think just for a minute. but what this world looked like for stella cahill here was a woman who gre

they lived inside this tight kind of harper working class, lower middle class, catholic world. there's no doubt that this neighborhood on west eddie street was wrapped around racial exclusion and discrimination. you can see that just in the picture of the folks standing out there in 1961. and the cahills at least, their prosperity, their ability to buy the cars, by the tv, to send their kids off to schools, private schools, was paid for in part by the vacuum cans connection to what dwight eisenhower would call the military industrial complex. because the military industrial complex wasn't all about missiles systems and bombers. it was also about industrial strength coffee urns. but you also have to think just for a minute about what this world looked like for stella cahill. he was a woman who grew up right on the edge of devastating poverty, we never had a stable choice to live and now she and ed owned their own home out on eddie street. here was a woman who in her early days of her marriage and her early days of motherhood wasn't sure whether her husband was going to come home

i tell you, i have catholic friends who tell me i'm a better catholic than they are. i think they're mistaking an interest in the history of the church with the ability to conform to the they logic demands of the faith. it's fascinated me. >> let me ask you this and this may be too personal. how religious are you? >> i would say by most standards, not particularly observant. and i'm not going to take refuge in that whole, well, i don't go to church, but i'm spiritual routine. fine. if that's what you want, fine. >> what does that mean? >> it doesn't mean a damn thing. well, i'm sure there are people it does mean something to, so i don't dismiss, but to me -- >> well, what do you think it means when somebody says i'm spiritual? >> what it means is i don't agree -- or i can't accept the discipline of the institutional -- i kind of accept institutional religion, whatever that is, the dictates of a church. but -- and i don't want -- it's the old notion of catholicism. you know, you take this from plate a and this from plate b, and you make up your own. that's what it mean

so the deplorable behavior of those members of the catholic church. i asked a given us from god, and i would like to tell you from the bottom of my heart, that i am very pained and i joined my brother bishop from canada in apologizing to you. of course, pope francis said he felt shame for the abuse indigenous children suffered in canada's dental schools. he said he hoped to visit canada in july between 1831 in 1996, around 850000 indigenous children were taken from their homes and communities. stripped of their languages and customs. many were raped and abused in church, runs school for a truth and reconciliation commission in 2015, called a cultural genocide. for years. indigenous canadians have been calling on the church to apologize. the movement gained momentum last year when the remains of $215.00 children were found at the sight of a former residential school in western canada to morrow. and it will be the 1st day of reconciliation. not only with ourselves with our families and communities, but with our neighbors. and indeed, with all of canada,

catholics, irish catholics, said, well, if you don't like us, we don't like you either. that meant the democrats if they were going to be the party of irish catholics were going to be opposed to abolitionism. again, the democrats were very hard headed. also, they said how are we going to win? how are we going to keep winning? we're not going to win if we divide ourselves on the issue of slavery. we're not going to win if we throw over the white south or for that matter if we throw over people in the north who don't have slaves, don't want slaves, but are afraid if you abolish slavery more will come north and compete with the white workers. they wanted things to be racially stay where they were. >> northern democrats 1850s lead up to the civil war, the antebellum united states. every time i pronounce it anti i want to kick myself. antebellum united states. northern democrats, when you say they were anti-slavery or simply just were doe faces -- >> they were split. that's the point. there was a split. they were the northern democrats, a name better known who sponsored a res

why orthodox lost catholic poland by asking yourself this question.ourselves an honest answer, there were no orthodox universities in lithuania. there were also catholic schools and the jesuits were the children of orthodox nobles who came out of there. what is called brainwashed, estranged from the former kind when we we look at our intelligentsia and even at our children, unexpectedly, accepting westernization of the western matrix as opposed to the russian one, we must remember that this is far from the first time that this happens if we do not raise our children and grow into a national intelligentsia - others do it. they already did. so more than once. they know how to do it perfectly, the orthodox metropolitan, isaiah of kiev, kuppa, who lived in the 17th century, indicated the main reasons that pushed the best people of that time, the nobility, to deviate from the faith of the fathers, so to speak. first cause for the glory of this light. well, that is careers for recognition the second reason for great wealth, well, everything is clear too. bu

i i told you i have catholic friends to tell me a better catholic than they are. i think their mistaking a passionate interest in the history of the church. with that ability to conform to the theological demands of of the faith. but yeah the papacy as well the monarchy in england. and the papacy in rome have fascinated me alike. let me ask you this. yeah, and this may be too personal. how religious are you? um, i would say by most standards not particularly observant. and i'm not going to take refuge in that old why don't go to church, but i'm spiritual routine. i mean fine if that's if that's what you want. yeah fine, by the way, what does that mean? it doesn't mean a -- thing. that's i mean well i'm sure there were people who it does mean something to so i don't mean to dismiss but to me, it's it's kind of a you know, what do you think it means when somebody says i'm spiritually what it means is i i don't agree. or i can't accept the discipline. of the institutional i i can't accept institutional religion whatever that is. the dictates of a church but and i and

there were there was one catholic cemetery. full none of the others catholics. yeah, the other cemeteries were available to them. they were banned from bearing a catholic child inside the city limits of boston. so they experienced the tragedy of losing their their firstborn son, and they have to travel west to cambridge along and not easy route at that time to bury their child and this is the experience of many other irish immigrants at that time. it was just horrible disease in the air, you know, they were just crammed into these apartments tenement buildings, you know, bad bad air bad water. they would just surrounded by filth and and disease in the air and and you see that effect that family from that point forward later on as bridget's own daughter start having their kids. i describe how her daughters i think it was of 22 eventual grandchildren for bridget. a dozen survived past age five, so 10 of the others died a very young it was it was it was it was rough, of course patrick? yeah, so then patrick again bridget facing one tragedy after another one hardshi

today we are introduced to the ministry of the catholic church which is extremely ancient and also new. it is an order of service that is referred to familiarly in the early scriptures of the testament and by st. paul and st. luke. it endured for centuries but for about 1,000 years after that, it laid dormant. only in the 20th century did a renewed understanding of the ministry and the awareness of the church's need for it become resurrected. and the prescription was given in the documents of the second vatican council, particularly in lumin jetsio. over half a century ago, the bishops of the united states petitioned pope john paul six to approve this. since then, more than 18,000 men in the united states have been ordained to had this office. so we are talking about the office of deacon. today our guest is one of the deacons who is ordained for the archdiocese of san francisco. after this brief break, come back and stay with us as we learn about this ancient catholic vocation and the new application. >>> hello and thank you for joining us on mosaic. our guest today i will be introduci

and he claims he is a devout catholic. no catholic supports that statement. host: jerry, got your point. sorry about your connection. we will work on that a little bit as we go to diane in arkansas, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. happy resurrection morning, everyone in america. it definitely is going to influence my decisions because your values, if you are a christian, should be based in the word of god. not everyone saved has made their mind by the word of god so not everyone will be living with jesus' values. that is why your comments on the southern churches, they were wrong not stepping up and doing what was right. not everyone who goes to church is saved. but jesus loves all of us. he died for all of us. he warned you, 30%. every mouth will confess. every knee will bow. you are dead already if you are not saved. host: that is-- host: -- caller: good morning. in my life, it never crossed over. my parents were democrats. my first girlfriend was republican. my politics evolved over the course of my life. my relig

a catholic runs schools. got back. oh yes, the stage is set for the world cup 2020 to encounter teams. now know who that lined up against in the 1st round. ah. welcome to the back of the warring sides and evans war. have agreed to a 2 month truce from saturday. the u. n. envoy for yemen says the saudi led coalition, and hope the rebels will stop all offensive operations in yemen and across its borders. the you and hope the agreement is a step towards ending the conflict which began in 2014. now both sides have also agreed to allow fuel shipments into her day to port and commercial flights to operate from the capitol center. crystal silly be has more from you and headquarters in new york. the unbroken deal announced by special envoy hahn's greenberg will bring some much needed relief to yemen after 7 years of war. it comes at the beginning of ramadan and will last for 2 months. yeoman's foreign minister said in a tweet that his government will take steps to arrange for the release of prisoners, opened santa airport and

there have passed 10-15 years on a historical scale, they have lost nothing and catholics, as soon ass than half of the population stood up, and even then, they did not vote for this party, they already preferred to vote for berlusconi, and today it is values ​​that are becoming the main tool in carrying out. forces of soft policy towards the state. look, we discussed turkey right now. yes, we see that there are no footage of the special operation, the flags of iraqi kurdistan or iraq, at least on the shoulders of freedom-loving europeans, but i also want to draw attention to another issue. indeed, in turkey it is e, a very important tool also in the matter of e, destabilization of the situation in russia is the southern flank. for this destabilization. there is a western project. let's say the great speech, commonwealth, which should work with russia's western neighbors, there is a western project in relation to the european part of russia itself, it includes specific performance tools, a very understandable ideological platform, streaming services that pump children, youth, teenager

catholic school. incidentally one other interesting thing at ohio state. when i tell you i'm working, i liked working. i liked making money. i had the energy to work, and i got a great job my senior year as a wart in the faculty club. well, at 2:00, we stopped serving lunch, and at about 1:58 every day, wood did i haze the football coach would come. i got to talk to him very directly and individually a lot. he was a big nixon supporter. i would talk to him about politics. and one day, i -- he saw me reading a norman may recalls book armies of the night about protests at the pentagon. he called me over and said, what the hell are you reading that for? i said it's being assigned in a class. they're assigning norman mailer? what class? and i told him. he was writing it down. i'm like, oh, gosh. am i getting this professor in trouble or something? and i said, why? he said, no, you finish it if it's assigned. i'm just questioning -- i'm not questioning you reading it because if you're assigned, read it, bu