they may have families, but catholics.s, you cannot be confessed or received communion by a married priest. well, he can bless. two men on uh, starting a family or two women? no. well, the catholics, thank god , have not yet reached such a point to openly bless, and two men or two women to create a family - this is just one initiative with, uh, among the catholics of germany . well, nevertheless, this is already such a rather indicative first sign. this is a very serious call. in fact. and as for non-traditional relations, they are legalized in almost all european countries. today i will give you one example of finland, for example, yes, where the corresponding law was adopted not so long ago. by the way, they immediately demanded that the hungarian lutheran church of finland to accept the recognition of the relevant relations and legalize them literally at the church level. they immediately demanded this, and the finnish lutherans tried to object. they succeeded, that is, finland is in the evangelical church, not legalize

if you think that there are fewer challenges in the catholic church, there are a lot of them, and his soul aches not so much for the orthodox as it does for the catholics, and i would like you to know whether the pope let's say there is the archbishop of canterbury, who heads the anglican church, and there are baptist leaders or pentecostal leaders there, i'm not talking about muslim or odesa leaders, they thought the way ukraine wants now, well, it will never be the same i.e. everyone comes out of their own interests. well, what is the interest of the pope, the pope has one interest in getting to russia because no pope has ever been to the territory of russia. and he wants to find himself inscribed in history because he is the first pope who from this country may be the first pope to visit hell. well, no one has ever been. i want you to know what it meant. he wants to visit there, and he has set himself such a goal, and we can't take this big dream away from him . lives with this dream that must be seen domes, see the moscow kremlin, meet putin, convince him that you are a bad joke,

your church is russian catholic byzantine catholic church of our lady.ou combine the eastern and western. you are a great student of mary and i want you to fill us in on what it means we are consecrating to her heart. i know you have byzantine icons to share. >> the heart in the biblical sense refers to the person himself or herself and in this case our lady, her unique self. no one else, mary, what is unique about her? the center and the core of her life and her love for god and wholehearted dedication to the mystery of her son. her love for us, members of the body of christ so that love and obedience with faith, her memory and intellect, her will or heart. all of that is the treasure that we are invited to focus upon as a way to lead us ever closer to god. >> let me ask you about these icons. these seem to have to do with her sorrows and her pain and explained that. >> in the second chapter in verse 19 and again verse 51 our lady is described as holding, pondering, treasuring, all of these things in her heart. as i just described in the biblical sense.

or the one who is right sla that is, italy is catholic by the orthodox church and these are catholicjust talking there about roman about er orthodox and there is a dogmatic difference, in fact, there is only one yes , against, you wouldn’t be dagman profiles the so-called from whom the holy spirit originates well, but we know that this was also historically conditioned , we are now with an iron such that it has turned on , say the stand-up artists e p valentina e before moving on to the visit that has already taken place, i wanted to ask another question to the visit that may still to take place and by the way, do you believe that this visit will still take place? i am talking about a possible visit of the pope to kyiv, if i am honest, i doubt it, at least with the demands he is putting forward , it is unlikely well, but i understand his motivation well, why does he want so much, he says that at the same time he wants and to moscow and er to kyiv to moscow, most likely we understand that it is unlikely that he will get into the brain. because we understand that he is unlikely to be t

i am a former southern baptist minister turned catholic. want you to know that between evangelicals and catholics, we have a lot in common. in the 2022 election, 70 6% of evangelicals voted for president trump. 50% of all catholics voted for trump. when you look at those who went to mass regularly, 59%. i will add one number to that. in the entire electorate, catholic stanford 12%, evangelicals for 12%. that is 24%. we come together, we can win. we must pray for each other and we must honor each other. we must see the good in each other and not immediately because of certain headlines come to the conclusions that catholics are not powerful, do not have influence, that they cannot go arm in arm with our evangelical brethren. i was in charge of catholic outreach in bush's first election campaigns. ralph reed was in charge of evangelicals. we partnered and we won. that is what i hope you'll take away from what i am saying if not this entire gathering. together we can win. we have to pray and we have to be positive about one another. elaine: ne

i am a southern baptist minister turned catholic.vangelicals and catholics we have a lot in common. in fact in the 2022 election 76% of evangelicals voted for president trump. 50% of all catholics voted for trout. regularly 59%, i'm going to add one number to that. and the entire electric catholic stanford 12%. evangelicals for 12% rate that is 24%. we come together, we can win. we must honor each other. we must see the good in each other. and not immediately because of certain headlines we are all familiar with that. come to the conclusion catholics are powerful they don't have influence they cannot go arm in arm with her evangelical brother. i was in charge with catholic outreach bushes the first two election campaigns. we partnered and we won. that is what we hope you will take away with at least what i am saying today if not for this entire gathering. together we can win. if you positive about one another. >> thank you, very good. next were going to go to jack. jack, excuse me you head up a fpi center for opportunity now. because

i knew that i had a call to this, to be a roman catholic woman who's a priest, catholic priest.do? i've been in the parish for 30 years. we raised our kids in t parish. it was the place where we belonged. it was home. but i got pretty convinced pretty early on that the spirit was moving the institution to be more inclusive. i have never been one who could feel any integrity with the institution saying that lgbtq people were intrinsically disordered. that's the reason that i never took a job, a paid job, with the institutional church, even though i had lots of ministry preparation, because i could never say the things that--i couldn't--that i don't belie. i've just always been a questier. the second largest group of religious people in the country, at least several years ago, was former catholics. so there's something that is not quite right here. different people have been called at different times in the church's history to try something new. that's how i see my vocation. i have always been called in to a particular leadership role in the community. by the time i was in my twen

at 18, he was involved in shooting two catholic workmen. he was jailed for 16 years. people had to take the law into their own hands. not everybody did it, but some of us did. i have no regrets for anything that i did, but what i do have regrets for is every life that was taken during the troubles. samantha: three and a half thousand people died during the troubles. paul: these are--that's karen daugherty, was a hunger striker. samantha: one of the most hallowed plots in the ira section of the mill town cemetery belongs to ira man bobby sands. his death 40 years ago changed the course of the conflict. sands became an iconic figure after he went on a hunger strike while in jail, and he stood for election to the uk parliament. astonishing many, he won the seat with 30,000 votes. he died a month later from starvation. his legacy was in convincing republicans that politics was more effective than violence. paul: but the whole thing that awakened in us, something that the way forward was through the electoral politics, if you like. samantha: paul butler emerged from jail t

fate may await the pochaiv lavra, in particular, because in its history , if the ukrainian greek-catholic church was based here for a certain time and influenced the development of this place, why is it, in particular, and the ukrainian greek-catholic church in those times when it was still called the uniate or union church, and we are talking about the real types of the ukrainian greek-catholic church, and with its presence, it is against reclaiming, if not the entire complex of the pochaiv monastery, then give a significant part of this shrine. well because it was built, but after, so to speak , under the influence of the tsarist government and then the soviet authorities , they tried to destroy the greek catholic church in every possible way in the literal and allegorical sense. well, we understand that we we have your opinion here. by the way, antina, the fact that yesterday at the synod of er-e psu it was decided to create a religious organization , the pochaiv assumption lavra, is in no way, let's put it this way, not contrary to the rights of the ukrainian greek-catholic church to

that is , almost 10%, and 95% said that they were catholics , that is, the power of the catholic churchely great uh, that's the main difference between ukraine , ukraine , japan, confessional yes, in fact, that is, many confessions democratic instead. i want when it comes to the problems of the orthodox church in ukraine and what is happening now, well, i want to tell you that there is also the prosian autocephalous orthodox church, whose believers are many ukrainians, citizens of ukraine, and now after february 24 another appeared the problem with ukrainian refugees or what are they called migrants? because in reality they themselves do not like them and the state does not recognize them as refugees, this is a special legal status for ukrainians themselves . the dnipro state does not consider them refugees to be clear, they are temporary people, but hundreds of thousands of ukrainians began to come to visit churches

there were devout catholics.his book is really the first to explore the depths and devotion of his catholic faith and how it influenced him as he rose to the court. from his immersion in catholicism, he was top in his class at jesuit-run institutions, especially at a rare jesuit military kit -- college. with his two lips at the hand of his teacher parents, and particularly his father, who is a romance like witches professor who had an innate distrust of translation, and any kind of effort to mess with the text of something, scalia emerged with a reference for text and the miller -- immutability of certain sacred text. and i think he carried that with him into his practice of law. >> he was a pre-vatican ii catholic. what does that mean in terms of how he practiced his faith and his beliefs >> >> vatican ii was a series of changes that was enacted by the vatican seen by many traditionalists as liberalizing the church unduly, and antonin scalia up like another of my subjects, william f buckley, were both devout cat

their is there was an assistant often from the russian empire a catholic bonfire was intact in the filma put together minds of the lord position and i already had a church trust that i demanded to give one more it was a whole problem. there, a delegation from the end of the 19th century would try to get from the provincial government, which was grinding or netrin, uh, sometimes broke through itself at home and on foot the russian revolution, fellows, vladyzvolno religious tolerance and umensky used funded for this gododona, but the whole region of the temple you do not you don’t expect to give a zharg church in a nasty style zamoga at sunrise, allegedly the melon of guilt was to pickle a person that we have fucking and to god, for children. you don’t catch a report on the only one church that was guilty to be with a chervona, a whole symbol of joy and one hour of pain. it still wasn't like bottles. well, all the same , i listened to such cool ones, hoping for something similar to the dombra and the round walkie-talkie . she protsevala to brighten this columned expanse of this hungry nav

here the orthodox catholics of judea and muslims.t may even seem to someone that, by a strange coincidence, we ended up in rio, because the statue of christ resembles one of the most famous monuments in the world. but no, we beat it out, or whatever else we used to call this city. there is no eternal summer in belarusian rio. colorful carnivals are not held here and planes from london, paris, warsaw and rome do not fly here . a quiet provincial town is often compared to a brazilian metropolis because of a small copy of the famous statue of the savior. what is at the local church? actually it's none not a double of christ in rio de janeiro, but a copy of the statue of cristurei and from portugal, it was installed 17 years ago. if you choose the right angle, it may seem as if jesus is embracing the whole city. it has been known about him since the 15th century. the status of the place of elijah has been located since 1742. this is a quiet provincial town. almost the smallest in the grodno region was founded by eva, the wife of the gran

express our great respect to them metropolitan of the philadelphia archdiocese ukrainian greek -catholicrch borys gudziak shared with the animals his impressions of his recent sixth trip to ukraine in a year , he served at the funerals of the fallen defenders , met with the priest of the church in irpen that was shelled by the russians, but nowhere i saw doubts about the victory, which feelings may be natural, but there are 16 years of something. what is in the water can be explained in simple human terms . i felt what it is. i think that it will be for the natural grace that will be given to the local people . representatives of different denominations came to the catholic church for joint prayer under the leadership of two priests. and religion, american ellen, a jew , helps ukraine with voluntary donations, and at religious services, she mentally wishes for putin’s defeat , i am jewish, i am not catholic, and i am not orthodox, but we should all pray for ukrainians, this is very courageous people. if putin takes over ukraine, then he can go to poland, for example, we don't know what h

but this is no longer very consistent with what the catholic church is.aps this is a completely different church. these 10 years the holy see and francis will remember, because the next years will not be the same as before, in a sense, the pope will start the report from scratch, one without the shadow of benedict, who retired, but remained between the hotel and the santa marta monastery , where he retired, tired of the scandals of power, the intrigues of the pontiff of some three hundred meters, the relationship between the berguille and the racemer was warm. they met prayed together, but the two popes inside the vatican walls for the catholic church. too much is not everything, as it turned out to be the murderer himself, who, on the second day after his death, began to tell him personally about what. secretary george helm had enough stories for a whole book separately about the fact that the benedict was hurt most of all by the decision of francis to abolish latin again, which his predecessor returned to the temples, how he survived this experience. it

ruining the kiyon near minsk according to the idea of ​​the virgin mary herself what kind of criminal catholicine of belarus was encrypted by the center of the bolshevik budovnica cathedral, perhaps, in 1905 the year of the construction of the massabist, the kirovau-minsk nobleman edward vanilovich, and he also paid for all the handouts, the temple was guilty of becoming a memorial for a dead wife and children for years and at beaver’s place, all the troubles of the most nelovitch, the author of the project was a polish architect, tomasz is a daring train, and he was already quite an architect at that momo, according to his drawings, rugs, private ladies’ temples, half of all europe were submitted. oleg donkey in minsk has become a waste and the most significant price list of the getehammaster. the battered arkan church of simon and alena was struck by the confidence of the entrance. it was the last hour of the russian empire, the catalan bonfire had such a folded opposition and mi in the film. what was the temple? come on, if something's good, another one it was whole problem. there, here, a

and the prince's palace so this itself is, well, higher beyond our spins are located and a vezha catholic hospital of the church of the holy trinity and the same orthodox church of st. nicholas which was sometimes there are several versions of the origin of the name in in chronicles, the original place is mentioned as a nickname or kleisk in the modern version of the cage, local residents can sometimes even say. and there is a scientifically unconfirmed version that the name came from the shoulders of the tributary of the lan river, it is more or less clear to the cells as to the river. why doe steam yet? calling the cancer of belarus there are birds - it’s more like that and carcasses, and here lan e, well, how would it even relate, even led animalistic such traces of an old woman. well, don’t worry, we’ll parse over the heated mahchi. we already wrote them very strongly the economy of a conditional crafty job, and after watching this program, maxim is numb to the bites of her husband and mother of history, and she herself wears this or lays the stories. the mystery is that the original

yes we understand that the pochaiv lavra took place in particular thanks to the ukrainian greek-catholic church, which in those days was called union or uniate. i think that now the problem will really be primarily to evict the reports of the moscow patriarchate, and the problem is also that pochaiv has become such a stronghold of the russian world in western ukraine, it is much more radical than that of the pechersk lavra regarding the monasticism that exists there, so at one time there was quite a lot of information that there are many monks of non-ukrainian origin in pochaev. so i i think that to begin with it was necessary to clean it to check if it really is not like that. if so, on what grounds are these monks staying there , also regarding the premises that were newly built , the problem is that since that time, thanks to yanukovych or other persons, the lavra was partially removed from the property reserve, and at that time a lot was built there in this russian style, and the fact that the lavra is, as we can see even from this video, that it is a huge complex, and i do not think

that there will be no next pope in the catholic church anymore.ded to retire, he would be called an honorary bishop and would live far away, and the position used the name of benedict as a flag. we even had politicians in italy who wore t-shirts with the inscription my dad is a russer. when benedict retired, she left francis, a heavy inheritance 10 years ago. the word vate persons was the most popular in the press of the gay lobby addresses, where priests met with young men of the surname, and the existence of a certain dossier, knew all two volumes of 300 pages bound in red leather, wrote the republic that the secret report of the special commission exists, everyone was sure in full swing. fuck scandal benedict. investigate three approximate cardinals, the word homosexuality sounded in peace of hrattinger in december 2012 in latin your holiness im about a direct fluent. that means sin leaked everywhere, then resignation. well, where did it go, this is a mysterious box with this symbolic photograph, the transfer of cases to the pan gandolf. no one

. >> it's really interesting how the catholic church has played a key role in our movement. >> reporter: there's one obstacle. because the hall sits on church grounds, the san jose diocese would have to agree to the designation. meanwhile, the children of alum rock celebrated just four blocks away, honoring a leader who they say looked like them and came from their same streets, a man whose legacy is preserved in east san jose and created a lasting change nationwide. ♪♪ damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> still to come, the disgraced former ftx ceo is back in court, formally entering a plea to new charges. what he told the judge, next. >>> also, after hitting rock bottom following abuse, addiction, and homelessness, one woman is now helping others turn their lives around. her story is next in our "bay area proud" segment. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. check it out. look at that blue sky here in san francisco. we have dry weather tonight. some patchy fog in the morning. ahead, i am tracking some shower chances. also the wind. latest details on that and the newest drought

although the catholic parish already existed in 1478.is known that the appearance of the shrine has changed a lot in 1735, when, on the initiative of mikhail sapieha. a major overhaul was carried out here. after all, most likely, like the castle of the potocki rivals, the church was severely destroyed during the great northern war after the second world war, the soviet authorities took the premises and began to use the church built in the baroque style for grain storage in the sixties. it turned into a sports hall of the agricultural technical school and only in 1992 the temple was returned to the parishioners. i think it will be interesting for you to visit the place where the old wooden church used to be, which was burned during swedish flood. a few minutes walk and we are at the chapel of st. barbara, which was built in 1772 on the site of the old church. every year on the day of remembrance of the holy martyr , a holiday was held here, but at the end of the 19th century the table turned into a storage room where documents and parish

nicholas, which for years was mostly inaccessible to catholics .his is a catholic church, but the faithful could not wait for the opportunity to use this church normally . it may be normal, says the last one standing, antony, teratheoretical, theoretically, now there is this possibility. would function, it is possible to interfere so that we can think about the restoration of this object together, the restoration will join this because this costume is collapsing here , it is cold we feel it now, it needs believers and funds for the reconstruction of mama koshchuk, e.e., the catholic costume of mary magdalene in lviv magdalena, this is also an issue that should be resolved not in polish-ukrainian relations, but within ukraine with the catholic kostelomski, but this is an issue that is close to the hearts of poles, so it would be good to settle them as the strip of ukrainians is an incredibly important matter, the volyn massacre of volyn, that is, it is possible to say that it is a far-fetched matter, but there are people who escaped and remember tho

ugh mykolaj, who for years was mostly inaccessible to catholics, that the housing of catholics is veryffordable. it was built by a catholic church, but the faithful could not wait for the opportunity to use this temple normally. perhaps it is also normal, says the last taras . theoretically, now, theoretically, this possibility exists. but we are waiting for a formal solution to this case so that the community could. the community of the function can be interfered with so that it is possible to think about the restoration of this object together, the restoration is willing to join this because this suit is collapsing here cold we feel it now needs believers and funds for the reconstruction of mother koshchuk e.e. the catholic costume of mary magdalene in lviv magdalena all this is also a question that should be resolved not in polish-ukrainian relations but within ukraine with the catholic church but but this is a question that is close to the hearts of poles so it would be good to settle them as a strip of ukrainians is an incredibly important matter , the volyn massacre , eh, there a

memo linked conservative catholics to extremist groups labeling them radical traditional catholics.nd removed the document from the strs systems and began a review for its basis. >> it is not enough for us. spark several state attorneys general and members of the house judiciary committee sent a letter to the fbi director demanding answers. >> we need to know who generated this, why, who was involved in it, what was the rationale. the fbi has shown what looks to be a partisan bias. >> reporter: representative johnson says it sets a dangerous precedent for federal law enforcement to be centers of religious activity. the violation of for those first amendment rights. trace? >> trace: thank you. let's talk more about the tragic news out of nashville today in the deadly shooting at a christian school that killed three students and three adults. the pastor of the first baptist church in dallas. fox news contributor robert jeffers, it is great to have you on. you heard the story about the catholic church's attacks. and we have the awful story of a christian elementary school being attacke

that there will be no next pope in the catholic church anymore.dy decided to retire , he will be called an honorary bishop and will live far away, the opposition used the name of benedict as a flag, we in italy even had politicians who wore t-shirts with the inscription my father is a raxener, retiring benedict left francis, a heavy inheritance 10 years ago. the word wate persons was the most popular address in the press, spain priests. they met with young men of the surname, and the existence of a certain dossier, they knew all two volumes of 300 pages bound in red leather, the republic wrote that a secret report of a special commission exists, everyone was sure in the midst of scandals. following the three approximate cardinals, the word homosexuality sounded in the rest of the hrttinger in december 2012 on latin your holiness impro. straight influence. that means sin leaked everywhere, then resignation. well, where did this mysterious box with this symbolic photograph go, the transfer of cases to the gondolf's crutch. no one knows there were la

here , orthodox catholics of judea and muslims coexist amicably. it may even seem to someone that according to the countries and due to the course of circumstances, we found ourselves cops. but no, we'll knock out, or as they used to call this one, the city of de janeiro. in belarusian rio, there is no eternal summer here, colorful carnivals are also absurd here because of a small copy of the famous statue of the savior that stands at the local bone, in fact, this is not a double of christ in rio de janeiro, but it hurts years ago. might look like jesus embraces the city has been known about it since the 15th century, the status of the town, ivi has been located since 1742. this is a quiet provincial town. almost the smallest in the grodno region was founded by eva, the wife of the grand duke of lithuania, demin ilya, grew up in a picturesque place in a good place, what would you think is correct , after all, as usual, as one of the oldest slavic settlements on the territory of modern belarus, the city received official status as a town in 1742 , d

here in this new union, and catholics and orthodox.re the destruction of orthodoxy de facto is a global destruction of orthodoxy yes, therefore, you need to understand that in ukraine this will bring the case to an end for us too. well, the only option is the physical liberation of the lavra. in general, of course, a lot of events happened in these 2 days. this review took an independent review, you can say, well, of course, what is happening now with the orthodox church in ukraine worries everyone and we talk a lot about ideology, but it seems to me that the enemy is doing this work for us. he denotes the word by views. i can see a wonderful format for you right now. that's how vitaly comrade began to complete the dependencies, there should be some kind of grace, i agree. i just forget, the fact that letaliytovich said some valuable proposals are financed here. yes, we still have, well, we remember the prostitute of europe. yes, you want to bury relations not only with the institution of europe i have finished, however, and then in fa

university, and by the way, the ukrainian catholic university is the best well, not that one of theoversial, the most prestigious , let's say frankly, the ukrainian higher educational institution, it is also its students are very active in this war, there are many among of them are real patriots and at least five students have already left their studies in order to go to the front as volunteers , more than sixty students of the ukrainian catholic university have died right now, they are defending ukrainian independence on the front lines, here is more about the day of the ukrainian volunteer, i prepared this story, let's talk about these ukrainian volunteers students from e-e who from the best educational institution left their studies for the sake of protecting the homeland, let's see artem and damid was a graduate of the ukrainian catholic university of the historical program, the boy was a plastunomist, a participant in the revolution of dignity after the start of hostilities in the east of ukraine in 2014, one of the first to join the ranks of volunteers from february 24 , 2022.

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here the orthodox catholics of judea and muslims.m to someone that according to countries and coincidence of circumstances. we found ourselves in rio because the statue of christ resembles one of the most famous monuments in the world. but no, we beat it out, or whatever else we used to call this city. there is no eternal summer in belarusian rio. colorful carnivals are not held here and planes from london, paris, warsaw and rome do not fly here . a quiet provincial town is often compared to a brazilian metropolis because of a small copy of the famous statue of the savior. what is at the local church? actually it's none not a double of christ in rio de janeiro, but a copy of the statue of cristurei from portugal, it was installed 17 years ago. if you choose the right angle, it may seem as if jesus is embracing the city. it has been known about it since the 15th century in the status of a small town, evie has been located since 1742. this is a quiet provincial town. perhaps the smallest in the grodno region was founded by eva, the wif

he was a man very devoted to the catholic church.ly condemned all kinds of deviations from morality. here he shared these views. he opposed the liberals who sell spain to greater spain he believed the possibility of recovery spain the great and franco was the winner. the heyday of the medieval spanish empire came in the sixteenth century , it was at this time that spain became the first and most powerful colonial empire of the world , its possession stretched half of north and south america, endless streams of gold, plundered by the conquistadors in a new light. they settled in the pockets of the spanish nobility and for decades created the illusion of prosperity. the spanish monarchy, confident in its invincible power, actually abandoned any economic and social reforms resulted by the end of the 19th century. spain turned into a backward agricultural outskirts of europe, which was torn apart by political national and religious. in 1898, as a result of the spanish american war against the united states, madrid lost the remnants of ov

, we know that biden is catholic, the catholic community there is very strong , so they are making greatconvince republicans who are catholics in a catholic environment that the point of view spread by trump is not just wrong, it is disastrous for the world and for the united states. and that ukrainians must be supported by each of us, but i know that oksana yurynets, for example, is engaged in advocacy, she travels, meets with politicians, she makes a lot of efforts, as well as many other ukrainian politicians and social activists who are fighting on their fronts, and therefore this struggle awaits us for a long time and we must approach it very responsibly without expecting that extra senses will remind us that tomorrow all our enemies will die and everything in them will fall apart oksana yurnets what are your feelings do you really communicate with a lot of people from abroad, are there any such, well, exactly. i will be very comfortable talking about the fact. ukraine, poland, britain, for two days, representatives of the offices of the presidents and prime ministers and, accordingl

genders, because it says so in the bible at a catholic college.here's what happened. we follow what is happening in canada how such a beautiful country became totalitarian so quickly and is there a lesson for us here, for example, a canadian high school student was arrested for saying that men and women are different student of st. joseph catholic college in ontario josh alexander was removed from classes for saying that god created two sexes, because the bible says so. yes, and common sense says so, when he came to the classroom he was arrested by the police. you can see it on the screen now. so we thought we should talk to him today. josh alexander is his lawyer. james kitsch. thank you for coming to us george the first question is you were arrested for appearing on the campus of a catholic school because of the assertion that men and women are different or are we exaggerating no everything, there are many things now the girls complained to me. and they don't use their toilets at school , the debate started, and i stood my ground and used script

, the new government was called upon to put an end to the feudal past and its main symbol of the catholic the spanish masses accepted this idea with enthusiasm. in a short time , hundreds of churches were burned and destroyed in spain. vandals burned icons, beaten ancient stained-glass windows and drank confiscated church wine from shoulder bowls, protesting clerics were killed with particular cruelty. in madrid, nuns were dragged by their hair along the pavement before being executed ; priests were forced to swallow clear ones shortly after they began to be executed. during the civil war, the persecution of the church intensified many times over, in total , spontaneous victims, about 7,000 clergymen and their parishioners became victims, which may be if the left comes to power, and not separately, taken by the left. but this whole conglomerate of left-wing parties of movements, where there are communists, where there are anarchists, where there are anarchidecolists, where there are sproutists, where all this here is involved and completely incomprehensible structure, there is a left move

by the way, i'm still a committed catholic. those exceptionally good men. i believe while it might not be the silver bullet, allowing married men to become priests, it would put a plug in a ship that is taking on water. why? because it would increase the candidate pool. not only of priests, not only of priests but how about of the leadership? from which those priests are taken, bishops. right now the leadership crisis is severe. >> john: let me ask you this question. less than a minute. >> sandra: the celibacy tenant says -- priests have interpreted to mean that you can't have a true relationship with god if you are in love with another human being. can you do both? >> of course you can. as long as you do that within the confines of the church that you promised to obey, right? when i asked for dispensation to leave the priesthood to start a family, i tried to do that. in the end, we need good leaders. i think there would be more good leaders if married men were allowed to become priests. >> john: if they change this, would you

against traditionalists and catholics that's their language.ng those who favored the latin mass. attorney general, are you cultivating sources and spies, and latin mass parishes? >> that is what they are looking into but i'm totally in agreement with you that document is a polling. >> laura: wow, those are public and senators conclusively demonstrated that our doj does not care that our laws are not being applied equally to their political opponents. what's the guy in the whisman field fired? why is he still she still working there? there's too many indefensible examples from targeting donald trump with the bogus russian collusion nonsense to targeting parents and school board meetings. so now it's up to republicans to use the power of the purse to stop once and for all this madness. >> the politicized asian of the department is a problem. you can tell your department, not a chance that we will be reauthorizing that. without major, major reforms. you're the permit is not trusted because it has been politicized. >> laura: without trust in govern

good evening the follow continues for the catholic church. the open diocese said is considering firing for filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. this is because of mounting lawsuits in colluding including -- how survivors are reacting. >> reporter: bishop michael barber issued an open letter saying he's giving bankruptcy strong consideration because this may be the only way to provide equitable compensation for abuse survivors while also reserving the church. advocates from the survivors networks of those abused by priests say the move would be unfortunate and unfair. >> it's not a complete surprise. bishop barber has not been proactively supportive of survivors and he has never transparent answers so i'm sure this is agony for him to admit that there are 330 cases against the diocese. >> reporter: this is a former bay area priests after protesting the catholic church is abuse record. after reading the bishops open letter he said the diocese intentions are clear. >> their method is always to protect the assets. it's an institutional lawyerly appr

and his is base in delaware politics and american politics, which he's always built on and as a catholic, as well. and obviously going back to j. f. k. there are a number of presidents and even people like nixon and reagan as well. you have that at ancestry, but i think the important thing with i did, and as you say is that he has that commitment to northern ireland and to looking at the situation in a way that not all presidents do that the, some of them pay kind of lip service to it, but to be honest, biden is somebody who's made it clear that no denying it is like, like bill clinton did before him, something that he's very close to his heart and something that he's going to devote time and energy to. and therefore, you can see why in terms of the breadth negotiations around that time by to made a number of statements which were sort of saying that, you know, make sure that island is not shafted in any deal that comes here. i'm the united states will play a role in protecting ireland and not in that situation as well. okay, so though we have 25 years of relative peace in northern irela

i have catholic friends, communist. i'm not catholic so i can't criticize.ying that these differences in the biggest one being between the genders is something that makes humans a wonderful and beautiful. this crusade to erase it gender is making every 1 dollar and th same. it was kind of a beautiful explanation when you use the word colonization that was quit funny the left doesn't like to be accused of colonizing. that's exactly what this is the force of these theories onto people. i think it's a brilliant point. i think the pope on some level has to know the statement would pull well with catholics becaus both catholics aren't on board is an example of him leaving th room or is he reading the room and trying to cater to the base a little bit who fills up the collection plates? one of the things interesting about radical gender ideology i its unpopular across all political perspectives. when you pull on a hard-core democrats essay like 70 percent oppose having men play in women's exports and things like that. what's really weird about is given the entire w

polish catholics, even greek catholics and irish catholics. >> tom: whole rainbow of catholics. >> solf from here i grew up on the next street over and went to the big church, the cathedral all my life and so my grandfather marched in the parade, my father marched in the parade. all my brothers and sisters marched in the parade. now our kids are marching. >> tom: it is a family tradition i love it. great to meet you. steve is going to be excited about this because i think we have a kansas family here, right? >> that's right. i went to school there a little before steve though. >> tom: congratulations anyway on the big win. and are you visiting here? >> no we live here. >> tom: you live here. still loyal to kansas, right? >> still 4r0eu8, yes. >> tom: great to see you. you having a great time here. >> wonderful. >> tom: is that like mardi gras? do you have to do anything to get those. >> no, nothing. just buy them. >> tom: that's fantastic. have great saint patrick's day. >> you too. >> happy saint paddy's day. >> steve: good job. i bought them at the store. did i not earn them. >> bri

garland: i do not believe we have any in catholic churches. we have a rule based on first amendment activity, and catholic churches are obviously first amendment. i do not know the specific answer. sen. hawley: you do not know the specifics of anything, it seems, but apparently under your watch, this administration is targeting people specifically for their faith views. it is a disgrace. sen. durbin: senator kunz. sen. coons: thank you for your leadership and for testifying here today. i appreciate all you are doing to restore to er office -- to your office its critical roles in our constitutional order. violent crime is a concern. members of both parties have raised this today. my hometown of delaware, which had had a long-standing history of violent crime, have saw significant decreases over the last fears. murders were down 58% in the past year to a 15 year low. shootings were down, robberies were down, and in meeting with the mayor and chief of police when i recently saw with them, they credited federal and local law enforcement partnershi

issue that must be resolved this is not in polish-ukrainian relations but within ukraine with a catholich, but this is a question that is close to the hearts of the poles, it would be good to settle them as a strip of ukraine , but there are people who fled and remember those years, who do i remember there, talata, and we, uh, and this is also a duty to them to do so that understanding this complex history is the most important thing. but the most important thing is that those who died, those who were barbarically killed have the right to their own graves, crosses and surnames. well, we are ready to get to the exhumation, we are ready to exhume the former village of huta penyatske. already very well researched by the polish institute of national remembrance, which belong to the time of the murdered poles, and palakov took them away from each of them . at any moment, we can start the exhumation. decisions are needed, these decisions are a necessity, this is not a condition that we set. this is not the time for conditions on our feet. we help and will help ukraine, this is our common war,

artemiy demyd was a graduate of the ukrainian catholic university of the historical program, the boylatoon member of the revolution of dignity after the start of hostilities in the east ukraine 2014 was one of the first to join the ranks of volunteers from february 24, 2022. artem will again leave a peaceful life and take up arms. the boys' lives were cut short on june 18 by an enemy mortar. he was only 27 years old, on the initiative of the family of the fallen soldier, the ukrainian catholic university created a scholarship named after artem demyd, it is given to plastuns who study at the educational institution, the fund was created in cooperation with the plast scout organization and the ukrainian clothing brand, the aviation of galicia, where artem worked. 20 hryvnias and some 2 million hryvnias. so, some in ukrainian currency, and some in another currency , the scholarship fund was opened shortly after the death of artemy on june 21, what to cover the annual it was necessary to collect 75,000 dollars for the student's education expenses for the permanent fund, the first scholar