i don't know if it's obvious that the greek catholics are there, or there are simply roman catholicsory of russia, at least there are some movements there, or uh, and they are somehow separated from this russian space, like some kind of force that is there organized or disagrees with putin or somewhere he opposes or helps ukraine greek-catholic parishes of such, in fact, russia did not allow them to exist even before the war, the roman catholic parishes there and the diocese existed in russia now eh, for example, we do not receive any information that they are there somewhere eh protested or shall we say, for sure they pray, for sure they sympathize with us, and i am convinced that they are very close to us spiritually . we don't have any information, but it wasn't that there were many disputes, but certain actions and statements of the pontiff, pope francis, well, first of all, this passage with christ, there are russian women, ukrainian women, although there is a ukrainian woman removed or not, some moldovan woman, well, to a lesser extent, then his words about the search for the l

better than catholics, because the pope is not only hmm the leadership of a single church. also the head of a single state. the vatican, that is. uh, the idea of ​​a national church is, uh, a step into catholicism. yes, this is a step, this is a step towards a schism, orthodoxy is a schism, orthodoxy always leads to the fact that schismatics go to catholics, does this mean that the project that is today there is in the verkhovna rada about the complete prohibition of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, about the need to take away all the property of the church. uh, temples, laurels - this is a serious threat, orthodoxy in ukraine is another gift to us - this is civil fools. so, because, as i said, there are very serious authoritative wings in the mp opts. it is the most influential there, and if it were not for the constant threat of destruction, then they would quite calmly agree to cooperate with the ukrainian state. in full least as the state wants. uh, now the pressure is on them to escape. they can only again, migrating towards moscow, what they a

better than catholics, because the pope is not only hmm the primate of a particular church.e head of a single state. the vatican, that is, uh, the idea, actually, the national church is a step. e to catholicism. yes, this is a step. this is a step towards schism, orthodoxy schism orthodoxy always leads to the fact that schismatics go to the catholics, does this mean that the project that is currently in the verkhovna rada on the complete prohibition of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate. uh, about taking away all the property of the church. uh, lavra temples - this is a serious threat. orthodoxy in ukraine is another gift to us - this is georgian fools. so, because, as i said, there is a very serious autocephalous wing in the opts mp. it's there the most influential, and if there was no constant threat of destruction, then they would quite calmly cooperate with the ukrainian state in full, as this state wants. uh, now the pressure is on them to escape. they can only again, migrating towards moscow, what the ukrainian leadership is now trying to do. this

a catholic as a president and here these protesters are charging catholic or former catholic judges.churches and radio silent from the catholic president. unbelieve ann. will: lurking in the background of so many conversations including ones we had this morning is the american education system. we yet another outlandish example for this morning. this is from an associate, an advanced placement history course, government class in missouri where students were asked the following question, here is an example from a text, theresa has heard in the news about the fatal shoots of unarmed african-american men by police officers but does not think it is necessarily due to racism. theresa is most likely a, democrat black woman, or b, multiple choice. democrat, a black woman, a republican, or democrat-leaning woman? supposed to choose which of those profiles most fit theresa. rachel: stereotype. pete: according to this missouri high school the only correct answer is republican, because republicans are racist, would never view it that way. that is what the test said. only way to get the right an

obviously not all catholics and not all catholic leaders in agreement on this. you so much. >> thao. appreciate it. >>> so how far did the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas go to push baseless election fraud claims? we have new reporting this morning. >>> and later, the primary proxy war in georgia. mike pence set to rally for governor brian kemp, one of trump's top republican targets this midterm election season. cnn is live in georgia ahead of the primary. ♪ we could walk forever ♪ ( ♪ ) ♪ walking on ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ ♪ some ♪ ♪ may say ♪ ♪ i'm wishing my days away ♪ ♪ no way ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ >>> and later, the primary proxy if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i don't want to deal with this. oh, you brought your luggage to the airport. that's adorable. with shipgo shipping your luggage before you fly you'll never have to wait around here again. like ever. that can't be comfortable though. shipgo.com the smart, fast, easy way to travel. you love rich, delicious ice cream. but your stomach doesn't. tha

that is doctrine of the catholic church.rong headed. they are weaponizing communion and a reason why the catholic church is losing people in droves. >> we are running out of time but, alice, do you think then that the bishop, the georgetown church where nancy pelosi received communion was wrong to then allow her to have communion? i want to better understand your perspective. >> i do. the catholic tenets believe and say that abortion is sin and follows suit that having communion should not be able to participate in communion. i don't understand how catholics pick and choose which tenets to follow and all i can do is state as this archbishop did very clearly and succinctly. it is not a pro-life propaganda or a conservative archbishop. it is universal church teachings. the people who are supporters of this like nancy pelosi should not participate in communion. >> alice, the pope frances does not believe with these archbishops. >> okay. >> sorry. >> thank you. >> i appreciate passion you both have on the issue. where nancy pelo

i wasn't necessarily tasked to the catholic church at that point.brought me back to remember the exact morning i left, and in saratoga, california, sacred heart parish. i looked around and said i'm not experiencing god here. i'll be back when i do. he said, remember what you said? and i go, yes. i had a good memory. still do. and so i said, okay, so i went to the nearest church, newman center in berkeley. >> it drew you back to practicing catholicism and reading the bible but to priesthood. >> the research lab where people say the scientists, you know, are very slowly believe in god, i was in a research lab in palo alto where among -- around 60 employees and our center research department and the others, two bible studies weekly. >> really? >> and apparently a young man before me had become a catholic priest and three of my friends from there actually became full time christian missionaries. so it was a hotbed for christian calling and ministry. >> and these gentlemen are all out of the semiconductor industry. >> research, yeah. scientific environme

uh, ukrainian greek catholic church., captured several hundred e orthodox churches in ukraine, which at one time before 1946 were uniate churches. and uh, then it was filed as a restoration of historical justice. but then we already spoke. now we are saying that historical justice cannot be restored at the expense of new historical injustice, because orthodox communities were expelled from these churches, who were on the street. it was a very serious crisis then in our relations with the catholic church, then in the early nineties , without any agreement, not even information. and the orthodox church, uh, the catholics created several bronchial structures on the territory of russia, again this caused a certain crisis in our relations, then there were protests from our church against very active catholic proselytism. this is all the nineties, then it was planned in 1997 a meeting between pope john paul and patriarch alexei ii. and the place was already determined, the date was determined, but they could not agree. uh, a j

so they're opposing the westward movement of catholics for instance in catholic immigration. so this is a the high the high point of anti-catholicism in the united states that resulted in 1836 in the burning of the charlestown convent outside of boston convent in school and then in 1844 a series of deadly riots in philadelphia. where the fillet the pennsylvania militia even had to be called out in canon were used to quell the the rioting and the burning the catholic churches and burning the irish catholic neighborhoods there in philadelphia two sets of rights. that's 1844. that's an election year. it's also the year that texas annexation is being considered finally by the united states, texas had been independent for about 10 years and they're not sure they want to be part of the united states, but there's some americans who would like it to be so and some some texians. so that's that's the election year in 1844 in considering texas annexation because the whigs generally seem to oppose it. a democratic journalist wrote an article and coined the term manifest destiny as manife

monarchy. benedict symbolized the catholic church as monarchy. and he hoped that it would be a successful, effective form of government. but it isn't at the 2nd vatican council in the 19 sixty's yoseph that singer set out to reinvigorate the church and restore it standing in people's lives. by the end of his time as pope he was confronted with a church in an utter moral crisis. d. i didn't listen into joan ups. he was not able to follow through with his actual intentions at our school to which were oriented towards goodness got salvation. god, gods loved the mankind. he began to sued, mentioned the leash to dora, thus happy, failed time and time again. said burger, and in that regard, one can speak of a tragedy. he did not actually achieve what he wanted to do, a package laden thus marcia awarded to her english niece deviced. ringback ah, i sent me a donkey zach tuts when he told me what he planned to do. i was stunned. i should not be shipped and instinctively said, ski holy father, you can't do that. you can't resign that as like that i'm you t

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, an irish catholic or someone from an irish catholic or someone from an irish catholic background toase customer they cannot do it. brian rowan said before you the alliance party will ultimately make the decision on a united ireland and a border poll and that is true but a border poll i think would destroy the alliance party because it would force on members of the party a decision that they are... that they thrive on avoiding. their whole point politically is to say, look, we're not getting into that question. we want to run northern ireland productively on a nonsectarian basis for the good of everybody. and if you say to them that they must now decide whether they want a united ireland or not, i think it would destroy that party. so that question is best the key challenge is to end sectarianism because if you go into a united ireland now, you will be bringing sectarianism into it. sectarianism in northern ireland succeeds partition and the act of union. so the solution to sect in arianism must be found in northern ireland, among the people of northern ireland. —— is the solution to

ah, this is a profoundly catholic nation, after all home to radical catholic organizations. sanchez, auto juris. what will of your great countrymen in saint john john john? follow the rule. you say, say now when you god demonstrating in favor of death, he who told you about this cult that you held on the communist. go back she'll catholicism, and celebrate life, and stop demonstrating in order to, to kill little babies before they even bo, we wish to sell a clear message to brussels. has of the traditional family hands, other traditional male and female identities. hands off national savannah. hm. we on the middle of the global war. this is a war between the cache of death and the country, like the demonstrators say, members of order. juris are the architects behind the new legislation. order. juris says it is an independent catholic institution. its influence has grown considerably in poland in recent years, pulled to we, we can anticipate what the ideas will be and it will be among the most ultraconservative extremist ideas. one can imagine. and then from these ideas or do

fetuses are then given a catholic burial key is i can dolly got banks and key to dealing with the catholic church believes really that even in the case of abnormalities, even if the fetus cannot survive, the pregnancy must be brought to term at all costs school quick. it's even gone as far as the setting up of the hospice in room accommodating families that have somehow been forced to continuing such a pregnant saying that it was 3 this results in the baby that can't survive the la nash, they can leave it at this house best to die in ego ceteris that english is that am on since january 2021. poland abortion band has been near total anti abortion propaganda is also widespread. this is impacting the work of doctors and hospitals meadows, while via gosh, is a professor of prenatal diagnostics. at the medical university of warsaw, he feels threatened even, but as i'm a sticker, i was watched. i don't know how we can go on with our work as diagnosticians in prenatal therapy in particular. i couldn't have imagined being undermined like this and working in such intimidating circumstances. i've al

whether your a catholic for choice, ex-catholic of other or no faith, recognize that six extremist catholics set out to overturn roe. another group to stop the fascist majority on the supreme court is calling on activist to peacefully protest outside churches on sunday. they encourage wearing outfits that we just saw and hosting die-ins. mike huckabee and leo terrell is standing by. first, david spunt who is in washington on this story for us. hi, david. >> the emotions on the abortion issue are so palpable and so raw that especially now with this leaked draft opinion that appeared in politco just a few days ago. the law professor jonathan turley today said we are living in the age of rage. right now law enforcement members are watching closely to homes of the six conservative justices on the court. a group called ruth sent us, a nod to ruth bader ginsberg, members of that group posting the home addresses of those six conservative justices encouraging people to walk by and demonstrate. jen psaki on the job just one more week asked yet again today if the president and white house is okay with

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

jews were orthodox were, of course, catholics.he jews did not have one synagogue, but there were several from history. for the orthodox, this church used to be uniate. well, here is the church. the 1st church of ruzhanka was founded in 1596, in 1598, instead of bespectacled, it was bought by the chancellor of the grand duchy of lithuania, leo sapieha, with such chances, they were the maternity hospital, the center of the relatives of their gangs, were cocked to cool births, selected in the streets and entrances to the palace, planted boulevards. kazimir levon, son of a lion, was born in this house in 1606 gave birth to boots and pebbles. the family was famous, because if a lion was even the chancellor of the grand duchy of lithuania, this already says a lot. well, of course, he was not alone. after him, there were successors of this kind, and we have wooden statues along the street along sovetskaya there and each one was cut down. here is this statue and opposite the house of culture there are also portraits, on some buildings the

this is called the catholic spirit and the catholic spirit, and i'm catholic, for the record, because i will be criticizing my own church. the catholics spirit at a big report called special report on digging boarding school, and they are going through a truth and reconciliation within the catholic church on this but yet i know firsthand that my church has failed often, often when children have suffered at the hands of religious clergy with sexual abuse, , that the church has been involved in cover ups and slow walking. so the fact this commission has the ability to quickly that the churches particularly that were involved in these boarding schools to know that they have to comply with getting these records moving forward . it is extraordinarily important. these are all records so we can honor those young students who died in often unmarked graves. that's something else i worked on in the state of minnesota. we have a legacy in our state of mentally ill and other children being institutionalized and being buried in unmarked graves. so is a very difficult process to move through to get

. >>> turning to a declaration from san francisco's catholic archbishop triggering a clash with one of the top politicians in the state. archbishop salvatore cordileone ordered that bay area catholic churches deny communion to house speaker nancy pelosi unless she publicly renounces her support for abortion rights. this as city, state and federal leaders toured planned parenthood yesterday. it was for if changes were needed if the supreme court strikes down roe versus w ade. supporters of reproductive rights were quick to condemn the archbishop's announcement. >> for him to try to somehow pressure speaker pelosi or any other catholic to change their views on this issue by denying them an opportunity to exercise their faith is wrong. >> it's unfortunate. someone's spirituality is sacred and private. >> speaker pelosi said in interviews that being denied communion would be very serious. we reached out to her office for a response but have not heard back. >>> turning to parents looking for baby formula', they may soon get relief. according to the white house, the first flight bringing for

up for your fellow catholics?know you've been to march for life, i've got every year. hundreds of thousands of pro-lifers descend upon washington, d.c. i don't remember protests on the liberal justice homes. there is a way to actually peacefully protest, we know what that looks like. if it did not look like that i would expect our leaders do condemn it. the fact that they are not on the left who are they beholden to? were these dark many groups saying don't you dare call this out? that's what i want to know about. >> wears that money coming from? i would love to know. we did some research and we know there they are at least putting you to a group affiliated with black lives matter. there is a tangled web. we hope to untangle it. just ahead of you noticed the president biden is often on his fake set? he's not in the oval office, he's in the south portico. a new report revealed that it's got something to do with moments like these. the details next. riders! let your queries be known. uh, how come we don't call ourse

this is a profoundly catholic nation after all. home to radical catholic organizations. sanchez, auto juris. what will of your great countrymen in saint john john john? follow the rule. you say say now when you god demonstrating in favor of death. he who told you about this cult that you held on the communist go back to catholicism and celebrate live in stock demonstrating in order to to kill little babies before they even bow. we wish to send a clear message to brussels. has all the traditional family hands out the traditional male and female identities? hands off national savannah. hm. we on the middle of the global war, this is a war between the coach of death and the country. like the demonstrators say, members of order. juris are the architects behind the new legislation. quarter euro says it is an independent catholic institution. its influence has grown considerably in poland in recent years, pulled to we we can anticipate what the ideas will be and it will be among the most ultraconservative extremist ideas. one can imagine and then from these ideas or do you has

the catholic church is that of the forefront of opposing abortion catholic boat dock org is really against the biden a ministration to enforce the law and stand up against threats an protesters and churches say no religious believer should fear for their safety while attendin church this sunday or any day. >> this sunday is mother's day. officials tell me that they are making plans and won't go into detail. they are working with law enforcement here in new york city to take appropriate steps, if necessary. >> people talk more about that. laura green with us live. the press secretary jen saki wa asked about the abortion controversy appeared we have hi report coming up later this hour . tonight we show you a dress rehearsal for an anticipated search and illegal immigration paper in the biden administration ends covid related rules out the border. we are in the radio, texas, tonight periods. >> authorities on both sides of the rio grande. national guard soldiers the department of safety workers al holding joint drills as title 4 is set to expire periods. >> it sends a message to both the mexi

>> many catholics who suffered abortions, many catholics who don't understand the beginning and end ofork like ewtn to share is that information with them. >> it's very complicated, thank you very much for coming on, montse. >> thank you very muches for having me. >>> now another personal story with a unique twist. for years kate smith was a reporter for cbs news. part of her beat, for a while all of her beat, was reproductive rights. she filed day reports for long documentaries and one took her to el salvador, where abortion is illegal. last summer she decided to leave cbs and is now working for planned parenthood. and kate joins me now. kate, why did you leave cbs news last year? >> there were a few reasons why i left cbs news but most relevant to this conversation is at the time my editor was no longer interest in cutting abortion policy, sexual health, which i spent so much time learning and becoming an expert in. so when i was thinking of the next steps of my career, having that off the table, i started considering other options. >> i think we need more reporters in that area but

the the amount of adversarial relations between catholic voting and non-catholic voting had mellowed a great deal. so the idea of the charge that nixon was dirty because he was encouraging bigotry. sable nixon stuff you don't have to prove it. all you have to do is say it. we've already talked a little bit about fraud but let's close on that topic nowadays. we see i think every political election in these red. and blue maps of the outcome from 1960 and the version of it that i like to best because you really get into some more regional trends is the one by county. of course red being republican blue being democratic and so i guess when you see a map like this comment a little bit on a couple things. what do you see when you see a map like an outcome like this? for its own sake but also kind of compared to what eisenhower began to do in the south. and then ultimately the big question was their fraud and if so, was it decisive? the numbers that i ran first of all say that nixon had every likelihood of winning, texas and illinois. how do you want, texas and illinois he would have been p

as a catholic myself, you know, joe biden has been a real disappointment as a catholic.s. ultimately, what this is all about a is who gets to who is human enough to enjoy life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. this country has had this discussion before at another era, and this is what this ultimately is about. it'll go back to the states and, hopefully, i think, the culture of life will take hold, and those states that are pro-life will vote to abolish it. pete: on display is the power of the pro-abortion lobby on the left. and they're willing to explain away, dismiss away targeting of justices at their homes. and we've shown some of these images of churches and catholic churches of vandalism, of desecration, potentially threats tomorrow. we'll see what happens. they say it's going to be mostly peaceful. we've seen their mostly peaceful protests before. this is, these are hate crimes. if you're targeting people because of their religious beliefs, those are hate crimes. and i don't have any faith that this white house or justice department will treat them as such. b

reporter: the national catholic advocacy group catholic vote calling on president biden and leaders in washington, d.c. to condemn any efforts to disrupt, rather, catholic masses saying in a statement in part, no religious believer in america should fear safety while attending church this sunday or any sunday. just this weekend protests popping up in chicago, houston, dc and even in austin as actsivists calling on americans to protest potential end to abortion rights after someone leaked draft u.s. supreme court opinion that would strike down the roe v. wade decision. that landmark 1973 decision established a constitutional right to abortion in the united states. the supreme court says that draft was authentic but it was not final. now the court's marshal trying to figure out who leaked the draft in the first place. take a look at this video. this came out across rather on tiktok, the leak immediately leading to protests like this and calling for people to disrupt churches on mother's day. pro-choice group inside of catholic mass in session. the pro-choice called ruth, named after the

even though catholic teachings prohibit abortion, 56% of catholics set abortion should be legal in allr most cases. if roe v. wade is overturned, laws governing abortion will be left to the states. senate majority leader chuck schumer will hold a vote instead. he says that is so the american public will know where their respective senators stand. >> we are not going to let a bunch of extreme supreme court justices or extreme right-wing wing politicians take away the rights of an hundred million american women. >> 26 states are certain or likely to outlaw abortion entirely if roe v. wade is overturned. >> who should make this decision? should it be a woman and her doctor or a politician? karen: many states have so-called trigger laws that would immediately make abortion illegal, many without exceptions for rape and insist. arkansas is one of them. >> i would prefer the rape and insist exceptions to be there. i expect it to be a significant part of the debate in the future. karen: justice limits thomas speaking out telling lawyers and judges at a judicial conference that institutions can

this press briefing by the roman catholic clergy and what we're expecting. in short, sir, it's a condemnation of the events that took place on friday events that were absolutely shocking to anybody that may have seen them. serena barclays ah, pull berries, carrying her casket came out of that door and they walked towards their when he's really forces pushed through into the courtyard and started beating. those pull bears her. the pictures were carried live, not just on al jazeera, but on many other networks, people who are watching them. the reaction was the same as probably the family as well as her shock. now speaking about the family, the israeli police issued a statement, a few hours later saying they were asked by the family to intervene. the brother of syrian black late says that wasn't the case. they were never asked. and there was never any permission given for them to come inside. so this press conference is about to clear those things up, but what we will get is a very clear condemnation, a man we have trans nation. now let's go back to the press c

as president for catholics for choice i represent 68% of catholics who do not want to see roe overturnedlike she, i support abortion because my catholic faith, not in spite of it. -- gender inequality, economic insecurity, and immigration restriction. catholics are taught a theology of social justice and abortion bands are the opposite of justice. [applause] what we are seeing right now is the supreme court is a religious overreach led by catholic bishops allegedly celibate men who will never be pregnant. yet have spent over 50 years and millions of dollars trying to control women's bodies in queer bodies capture the -- come to the judiciary and take choice out of our hands. the only way to preserve our rights between right-wing religious forces, the only way to get truth out of church and h is through the equal rights amendment spirit which is ratified and needs to be certified. the catholic bishop --. organizing against it right now. i call on president biden, our pro-choice catholic president, our e.r.a. president to certify and bush the equal right amendment today. [applause] [applau

>> joey: well, first of all, let me say i'm not catholic.stand the full extent of every -- i don't want to use the wrong term here i would say tradition of the catholic faith and i think this is something for the catholic faith to decide. that's the problem here. we talk about separation of church and state. it goes both ways. we don't want the church telling our politicians what to do in this country. we also don't want, you know, an editorial board telling the church what to do. religious freedom is a big deal and we celebrate it here and it's an amazing thing. nancy pelosi is an interesting politician on this because she publicly says that she's a strong catholic in her faith. and i believe that i'm not mistaken in the past she's taken a line to where she kind of says she may not personally believe in abortion but her constituents do. i think that's the line she's taken in the past. she may have changed that as of late. and i think that's the problem that a lot of americans have with our politicians of understanding, are you talking out b

the roman catholics in the san francisco diocese, which covers not only the city, but also marin and san mateo counties. he says that until nancy pelosi either stops speak publicly about her catholic faith, or she changes her stance on supporting a woman's right to choose, she can no longer receive communion in the churches under his leadership. the archbishop tweeted this message just after noon today, saying, quote, after numerous attempts to speak with speaker pelosi to help her understand the grave evil she is perpetrating, the scandal she is causing and the danger to her own soul she is risking, i have determined she is not to be admitted to holy communion. the archbishop most recently sent a letter to nancy pelosi warning her this could happen. he says that he never heard back from her. the archbishop was interviewed for a podcast called "behind the story" and explained his frustration. >> but more recently with her advocacy for codifying the roe decision in federal law, it's becoming more and more extreme and more and more aggressive. and i've been trying to speak with her abo