the comparable thing is that in ukraine the percentage of roman catholics and catholics in general isis a larger country, so if we are not talking about the exception of greek catholics, but we also take into account roman catholics, it is possible that the percentage is somewhat less 30-40, but in general these are numbers that can be compared, this is also one of the points about which many people talk and think here in the vatican that their salt of thought should be taken into account when planning a strategy of insertion into russia, because the fate of the roman catholics is not too numerous too influenced to a large extent in the followed and such a quiet roman catholic community in russia, it cannot but be the subject of the same concern and interest on the part of the vatican in ukraine, the greek catholic community by the way, this is a trend monitored by analysts, experts , sociologists during the last year and a half e- it increases somewhat if during the 20 years before the active phase of the war, i.e. until february of last year, we recorded almost always stable figures

the roman catholic church lives according to the gregorian calendar. we have finally joined the community of orthodox churches. who celebrate holidays and have forgotten the official calendar, the new lviv calendar, which is, of course , astronomically much more accurate than the julian calendar , or as we call it, the old style that we used and will use for the first of september, the specifics of today cathedral yes, i was a direct participant of this cathedral and actually, everyone accepted this initiative with great pleasure she was born long enough ago and conversations were held well, before every christmas, we didn't talk like that about christmas every year, how about which calendar to celebrate this christmas, whether it is january 7 or december 25, well, finally, how would all these perpetias reach their peak? well , especially at the present time, when we have a lot of uh and workers and forced migrants who are forced to hide, er, fleeing from the war in europe. and europe, as you know, celebrates according to the gregorian calendar and acc

well, somehow it looks organic to me, doesn’t ternopil greek-catholics, well, if they had claims and very well get what belongs to galicia, as it seems to me. in galicia and in volyn it's just the volyn part of the ternopil region, historically it's volyn i'm sorry the soviet system of division of regions it doesn't correspond it doesn't correspond to historical reality yes and the pochaiv lavra was indeed greek-catholic for a certain period and part of those magnificent cathedrals were built during these times, so the greek catholics really claim to pray in the lavra, just as the orthodox church claims to do so in a certain way , it seems to me that we need to look for this new format and the use of memory of historical churches and shrines which, in different periods of our history, belonged to different churches and different denominations. well, for example, let's take jerusalem as an example, where different churches and denominations pray in the holy sepulchre. unfortunately, it is far from everyone is now ready for certain compromises for dialogue. but it would be very good if

a catholic traditional associates, the case was closed. none of us in june 6 defenders were charged by secular prosecutors. none of the victims received legal recognition. also there was silence convicted. the soldiers engaged on the less on file dollars. companies, the domestic one, the victims will stay victim. so ann dias like them the as soon as long as the church grants for goodness and compassion without legal actions to be any victims on to the king, it will only be 2. as long as priests are allowed to behave like lords of the nuns in the community, the women will remain the price the in areas where emissions are common. asia, latin america, and africa. nuns sometimes even reduced to 6 slavery in 2017 and i'm left to community, which has penner sisters, was sexually exploited, and the phone, the missionary has received death threats from hill to since they fit. she'll tell oh for her own safety. we interviewed her in vinny rather than have west african homeland movement in during my 21 years and an order i met many sisters were abus

catholic vote writing in a letter to the organization, quote: please do not honor this anti-catholicic bigot erie, mocking of religious sisters or celebrating a perverse activist group whose identity is marked by blasphemy and mockery of catholics. catholic vote president brian birch joins us now. brian, great to have you. really quick, what does your organization do, and what do you hope to accomplish with this $1 million, i guess, campaign? >> well, thanks, rachel. our organization exists to give catholics a voice especially on fights like this where woke corporations like the los angeles dodgers have decided to the honor and celebrate a detestable, vile and perverse anti-catholic organization. we have announced a boycott of the dodgers, but more than that, we can't simply stop there, we are raising money to launch a $1 million campaign starting next week on all l.a. dodgers-related media, billboards, spanish radio, any place that we can alert catholics, christians, anyone who finds this organization vile and detestable and and wants to tell the dodgers, please, respect christians.

the tom roberts published in the national catholic reporter in march 2011. i don't think that it took it seriously at 1st or at least attempted tips that have brush it off. um, if you're sitting in the vatican and you're being told that missionaries and people who are for doing the the heaviest lifting in the community are being abused by the communities, pastors and keepers. you think there would be outraged that you know, that would really royal the community and it really wasn't very much the super civic here. so news, so i was that never made public but quickly. what happened to the reports from cisco donahue and sister macdonald? there's simply wasn't any media or public information on the issues or that will be today, the public news about child abuse and paraphernalia, but not just the issue of a sexual abuse. i've noticed by priest that still has to be established edit that goes through the 5th, the in the spring of 2001 the revelations of sisters. moira and marie will only accessible to a small circle of catholic reed is but a few members of the eur

continue to participate in your catholic face faith if you know these things have happened?new allegations against northern california priests, including some who still work in the bay area. >> has anyone here had a moment? >> i am not considered leaving. i do feel shame and embarrassment, sometimes to admit that i am a catholic and i hate that feeling. >> i don't believe that the church is yet taking a strong enough stand to make it absolutely clear that this will not be tolerated anymore. >> does anyone feel it's overblown? >> initially i did but there's been too much evidence. stuff going on that isn't good. i have come to accept that it's happening and it is real. >> thousands of abuse lawsuits have hit dioceses across california, including hundreds against parishioners in oakland. michael barber has said he will work with church leaders to address the deep scars caused by sexual abuse of children. but, he has never agreed to speak openly about the scandal with our investigative unit. even though their pastor has not been accused, they are calling for more transparency f

i knew that i had a call to this, to be a roman catholic woman who's a priest, catholic priest.? i've been in the parish for 30 years. we raised our kids in the 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 believe. i've just always been a questioner. 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

we see how the situation is changing, even not in the catholic sphere.ope is not only an authority for catholics , but protestants, orthodox , muslims, and other leaders listen to his words, because there aren't many of them, honestly, in the world, that is, you can count them on the fingers of two hands. who influences today the spiritual life of mankind well, the pope traditionally takes the first place in the list of these authorities. years, you remember that the franco regime ruled there for almost 40 years, and the events experienced by the roman catholic church. i mean the second vatican council. well, even such a one, you know where sports, even such an autocrat as such a tyrant as in franco had to obey the decisions of the second of the vatican council and at the end of its government, we see how the priorities in his policy have seriously changed, so we expect that the words of rimsky, his position, his strategy, which he chose, and we know that this strategy is related to peacemaking, he is deeply convinced that any conflict can be resolved at

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the video middle, a correspondent for spanish catholic jo covered the event. the witness teresa is spectacular revelations. as an external observer, the everyone had a chance and she gave her speech. and when moment you have to underline that, she used the situation intentionally. hicks with this sydney also by the people at the event who cared about the position of women in the church. and in that case, happy, we're thinking about it on the market, i'm researching on the front of all these people from the church. she raised her voice and made the actions public to try to quit ok. case dialogue without the doubts, ladies, because courageous enough or to speak about this issue in front of this audience disclose to the quello custodial, the system reaches warning wasn't supposed to go beyond internal church debates. but after the seminal, when the non came out on the street, dario mental spoke to and recorded for ceilings, the level of service on top of all that all set of the oil just the to pull to draw with aaron's different to the nuns. and they send them to

i was raised catholic, always a catholic school. the whole thing, you know, and uh what, what are they, what are they giving to the people? and so there's another ad goes to this whole thing and all the land that they own, they don't pay taxes, that's the other, that's the other part of it. and whether it's the, whether it's the schools or the universities, or all of these, you know, private, all these, these organizations that don't pay taxes. you know, it's, it's a scam. and you know, and talking about, you know, what they, what they own, as well as the catholic church and all of that. you know, we're all the religions by the way, with the, with this ukraine weren't going on. we're any of them talking about peace. you know, there's a thinking america, call the pledge allegiance, i pledge allegiance to, to the republic. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, liberty and justice rule. what nation under god wants? what? so what, what do w

the amount of relations between catholic voting and non-catholic voting had great deals with the idea of the charge that nixon was dirty because he was encouraging bigotry. you don't have to prove it all you had to do was say it. >> we've already talked a little bit about fraud but it's close on the topic. nowadays i think we see every political election in these red and blue maps from the outcome of the 1960s and the version of it that i like to ask because you get more work terms. comment a little bit on a couple of things. what do you see when you see a map like that, and outcome likew this but also, kind of compared to eisenhower himself and the big question was there fraud and if so was it decisive? >> the numbers first of all say that nixon had every likelihood of winning texas and illinois. w had he won texas and illinois he would have been president of the united states in 1960 but what i see when i look at the entire map is a precursor of what we are experiencing now. the nation is starting to divide fundamentally the.la .the nature on certain voting, labor voting et cetera b

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

but the roman catholic church. so i one has to say that is largely the background for what i think was a brilliant passage in the speech about the prime cause because i think can i it. no i think that the president was in. no part talking to the catholic and talking to them, not you, you know, not saying you don't understand this. let me let me explain about the cold war saying. watch it morally, religiously. there is a thing called the sin of pride. the pride here would be thinking more than your government. you understand everything about world politics, about the soviet union, and about how to get what later became the nato to track decision where a whole class of weapons was eliminated in europe. so. i think that's background to why he's why he addresses the evangelical of their support on these issues when the support part among the catholic hierarchy not for was w before we heard a quote earlier from an sharansky is an anti soviet dissident are there testimonies from other dissidents from the time reacting di

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greek catholics, but there are a lot of my acquaintances who are uncircumcised or people who went tox churches or the orthodox churches of the moscow patriarch, even agnostics or atheists, but they all respected lubomir huzar terribly. respect for a person regardless of who you are, what denomination do you believe in god, do you believe in something else yes, i think that these are secrets we will still reveal uh-uh a lot because not all of his legacy is uh-uh open yet i would say so i will leave this intrigue but i think that we to reveal my even further, in particular, just a few years ago, this correspondence with the mother was published, a very, very interesting book, er , communication between mother and son, so lyubomyr huzar and his mother, and we will still reveal his legacy and in the following years of secrets i mean, there may be a lot of what you said. but i myself know several such cases when people who are absolutely far from the ugcc or from any religiosity testified in such a way. that's what, but i listen to him. yes, i have a few such stories, i will not take them

the documentary for you looking at stories of catholic nuns. i'm terry morris. thanks for watching the. you'll see about the video that goes to the media. may google, google. i've got that done, but again, i'll just stop into that and i'll give you the order. would you, are you able to order that? i'm jo, media dog, comment key, more people than the world wide incentive or did you have you ever use them in and they can t method the audio get find out about on the story in some icons . the catholic church is trying to cover up another crime in addition to pedophilia around the world, priests of sexually abuse nuns, who's supporting it to them. the. this is a decent sized, satisfied father. many dominique or a little fuzzy on size gestures and signs to get me to do it, but you know the case. yeah, i'm not, i'm not without face will woman a nun who has dedicated himself to gold and who is abused within the church is wounded in a way that affects her entire personality. get the rest and to negatively cause her the least into question. if it doesn't mean that nothing

these are the the highest catholic authorities. well hoping this act of penitence would put father tomas misdeeds behind them. the because the vatican had long been aware of his actions. father tomorrow was 1st convicted of sexually abusing women in other communities. 65 years before this act of contrition. or did this looks like on the father thomas was someone to rome in 1952. he was tried and forbidden to perform mass give sacraments, teach others, and above all, so beating from providing spiritual guidance is that coughing use of these internal sanctions, which are considered severe punishment and kinda, nor had no effect. the priest re offended to decades disappear. use looked on my closing his eyes. the church gave father toma caught the launch to do as he placed it was able to draw an army of priests into his width of twist buys and related to until recently with commission crimes. just like the 5th about how you press up in the law. the thomas certainly had pupils who he initiated into this madness on the couldn't we met on

you know, i was raised catholic, always a catholic school, the whole thing, you know, and uh what, what are they, what are they giving to the people? and so there's another ad go to the see whether it's the schools or the one nation under god, indivisible, it's not only damage is true, it's, this is all of the, these, these, these religious and universities that keep taking in money, taking money, taking the money don't pay taxes, so it would appear that the wealthy look at land just like any other asset in their portfolios. but is it just another asset class or is there more meaning behind land and in property ownership? bigger property owner is, is, is real where it's that is, is buying real estate. you know, real estate has its ups and downs, but in the long term it just keeps going up. so that's why a lot of what they're buying as well. it buying it for investment purposes, knowing that the price is going to go up. so that's another big part of it. and yeah, it was just a, this is all, not what we're talking about. but very, very important because it also has to do a real estate in

and whether or not ou catholic or protestant. and whether or not you have _ catholic or protestant.ou have a future. _ catholic or protestant. and whether or not you have a future. gear i catholic or protestant. and whether or not you have a future. gear at i or not you have a future. gear at the time in derry, i think it was about 60% of men in derry... the vast majority of those, 99%, were catholic. you grow up with this injustice. with this passionate and political family. injustice. with this passionate and politicalfamily. what injustice. with this passionate and political family. what do they teach you? mum and dad, you said it was freudian for me... what are they teach about the politics? you are one minute having an alliance with the labour party, the next with the duke of wellington, you are forming cross—party alliances. young mac goe5 cross—party alliances. young mac goes back to my father. some people might say he was being brilliantly insightful. might say he was being brilliantly insiuhtful. ., _ might say he was being brilliantly insiuhtful. ., , insightful. some woul

an extra puerto looked at how the catholic church in germany is turning to india to recruit new priests next, spicer for me in the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for watching the guardians of truth. i have paid almost every price of being mutual in the country like to keep taking on the powers that be the risk. everything turned into our needs. activists, journalists, and politicians living in exile the way to which they move for their mission. what drives them. people need to know what is happening to our ceilings, guardians, of truth watch. now on youtube dw documentary, the this is for the past few, this is only for papers that and that's for plastic not there's one for everything . a try see how a priest from india in germany, you young. uh yeah. you know, being uh does. uh dorothy is on. that's a german or a bit heart and load mission sweetie. endorsement and it's hard to many priests in germany, which is why i've come here to here, given the frankfurt airport, the, the, to your diocese has sent a welcoming committee to meet their new creased father. she jo from tara lo so

she was new to a catholic communities that is represented in 13 countries. the . the young german line is she white to take the files, the doris major titles as a year later commuting himself to a beating and poverty and chest to see the age of 22. she married god the young them lived in woods not far from the vatican together with nuns and priests from her community. but then something happened that doris was only able to speak about 2 years later, the on. so had this sort of understanding this, an accurate quote. it started with him watching what i was doing and uh, and i noticed uh well, i was working on it and he just stood next to me and talked and talked and didn't go away and expected god i didn't expect. but what then happens until one day when he stood next to me and put his arm around me and body contact no matter what kind advantage accepting maybe a handshake and select even that was absolutely to do this for absolute. the sisters lived on the 1st floor in doris's community in broad priests. on the 2nd floor, the young now looked on the top floor which

today we are introduced to the ministry of the catholic church. it is ancient and very new. this is an office, a function, a service that is referred to in the earlier scriptures of the new testament. the letters of st. paul and the acts of the apostles by st. luke. it endured for several centuries but for about 1000 years after that it lay dormant. only in the 20th century did a renewed understanding of this ministry and an awareness of the church is need for it become resurrected. and the prescription for three founding was given and the documents of the second vatican council, particularly in. 1968, just over half a century ago, the catholic bishops of the united states petition pope paul the sixth to approve very founding of this ministry. in the half-century since then, more than 18,000 men in the united states have been ordained to this office. 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 come as we learn about this ancient catho

does it, i know the notion that catholics hunted witches and protestants were restrained, doesn't hold on waterfalls. indeed, after the reformation, vinegar was predominantly protestant, and it turns out, protest communities were often far more zealous in their persecution of witches than catholic ones. and a craft shaft deep in an area that converted to protestantism in 1557, surrounded by the so called the wrong catholic religion, when they were under enormous pressure to prove that protestantism was the better religion. that standpoint at the right religion to you and you 50 and that had quite an effect on the accusations hot. hicks or i unclouded get picked. in fact, protestant countries like scotland and sweden saw a much higher incidence of witch trials than catholic dominated ireland or portugal . italy and spain. both predominantly catholic, were comparatively safe for anyone associated with witchcraft. un machine credits on the roman inquisition. persecuted people for sorcery, magic and superstition. what they rarely put anyone to death for the spanish inquisition, never execu

dodgers not open to discussing anti-catholic drag queens, catholic vote -- the president of catholic vote told fox news digital he had an unproductive conversation with the dodgers top executive, fox news digital, by the way, has reached out to the dodgers administration for a statement on the discussions with catholic vote, we were -- the response that digital got was we have no comment. that's the senior director of public relations. so, why make a decision you can't stand behind? >> yeah, and let's not forget they invited them, then disinvited them, and after blowback, invited them again. and one of the bigger messages, how long is it going to take corporate america to figure this out. if you lean in on the explosive cultural issues you are going to put yourself in a no-win situation. if you are going t cater to certain groups, you'll have others that disagree and then when you try to back out, the people you are backing away from are going to pummel you as well. how about this as an idea. maybe corporate america could just sell products and not feel the need to be involved in eve

she was new to a catholic communities that is represented in 13 countries. the young german learned. she waited to take her files, the doris major title, vass, a he, eliza, commuting himself to a beatings, poverty and chastity. the age of 22, she married god of the young nuns used in woods not far from the vatican together with nuns and priests from her community. but then something happened that doris was only able to speak about 2 years later the on. so had this sort of anger send us an accurate quote, the text message came up, it started with him watching what i was doing. and uh, and i noticed uh, well, i was working on it. and he just stood next to me and talked and talked and didn't go away and expected god i didn't expect. but what then happens until one day when he stood next to me and put his arm around me and body contact no matter what kind of a accepting maybe a handshake and flush even that was absolutely to do this for absolute just as lives on the 1st floor indoors, this community in road priests on the 2nd floor. the young now looked on the t

the movie dominique was one catholic church guru who developed divergent adults in 1975. the 1st torment truth. michelle false founded loss. the mean since your was the community, as in john, a group of more than 800 clergy, with residencies in 24 countries and on full continents. conflicts, if i think she makes a vocation, there's many facets and can be difficult to explain. come an update. when it comes to faith, it's a special and personal call from g. so she's the one who came to save humanity. you have to start seeing in 1975, the leader of the little grace called that because of a grey habits initiated, he's devoted cheese in the teaching of a more i'm used to to yay for the love of friendship. but the story of that link spirituality and sexuality, to stimulate vocations. he established schools for young people between 18 and 30 years old, who wanted to deepen their site, the customer, and wanting to join the hollywood in 2003. she joined them as also shown. what is the communities frank schools need to the 18 year old then fell into the clutches of her confessor. a

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priest in the occupied territories, even roman catholic priests were deported from crimea , those whore until now have been replaced wherever possible by russians , that is, i think that this is part of the negotiations but i think that these lists are much larger, because through the vatican , and we know this for sure, the lists of ukrainian prisoners go to the russian side. that is, it is definitely one of the channels. maybe they also mentioned saudi arabia earlier and not turkey there. it seems so, but the vatican is definitely there. involved in this, and these lists are being handed over. i don’t know how you are now. the change of the russian ambassador to the vatican is happening earlier. this is also, as far as i understood, because of this ambassador avdeev, whom moscow has now recalled. he had good relations with the pope. francis, and it is probably through him that the letter is sent through him, even now pope putin passed it through avdeev and anatoliy . i think the problem is that the vatican has no one to offer the russians in exchange for their holy fathers. the russ

both predominantly catholic, were comparatively safe for any one associated with witchcraft. your machine on the roman inquisition, persecuted people for sorcery, magic and superstition. what they were merely put anyone to death for the spanish inquisition, never executed witches because very early on they concluded that witches don't even exist in texas about oh ah, another place where which child devastated a protestant population was in norway. the tiny town of var do saw one of the biggest witch trials in scandinavia. an impressive monument commemorates the execution of 91 people for witchcraft back in 1621. nearly a 3rd of the village at the time. oh my ancestor story came to its tragic end. in november, 1642 maga hate a club. i was forced to address the towns people who had gathered to witness her execution. as god is my witness, i beg any one whom i may have wronged in my life. for forgiveness may i be an example to all, and i entreat all of you to keep god before thine eyes and shield yourselves from the evil enemy. she was granted a merciful death and was beheaded be

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 10 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 pre

nuns were not a catholic.holic sisters who are members of our organization. we have hindus. we have jewish sisters. >> we have a sisters. we have. we can sisters. we welcome all genders. we welcome all religions. the lgbtq backlash has been swift for. we reached out let them know that we're going to withdraw from and want to invite them into a conversation about why this was the wrong decision for our community. >> with more than 400 pieces of anti lgbtq legislation being introduced across the country. organizations like the los angeles lgbt senator and the aclu say now is the time organizations like the dodgers need to be standing alongside the entire lgbtq community. this is a moment where they can either be on the right side of history or continue to see a line with the logistics. 3 months. we love the dodgers and we hope there comes a time when we can work together again. >> that was jonathan than reporting for us tonight. state senator scott wiener of san francisco responded to the incident by saying, quo

if you are a catholic and want to attend catholic mass, perhaps there is an informant inside reporting on what you are doing inside. this is the thing that novels are written about. this is spy movies. if you think about the fbi whistleblowers who have come forward bravely, this today will demonstrate the pattern the fbi used in retaliating against them and their families because their families have served just as honorably alongside them. these men served in law enforcement and united states military. furthermore, as we have seen, these are decorated individuals led down a path only to find themselves left out in the cold, iced out and this was by design. when the fbi was questioned about this, the word that kept coming back, it is coincidence, that they leave the people in position where they cannot seek outside employment, cannot access personal belongings, despite the fact the men served their country and loyalty to the nation has been questioned. this is truly the weaponization of government, whether you're president of the united states you have seen in the durham report, whether

a familiar and horrifying story is playing out in the catholic church in illinois.g awaited state investigation revealed hundreds more abuse cases than had previously been known. here's abc's alex perez. the state of illinois releasing a five year investigation into child sex abuse in the catholic church. the report finding nearly 2000 children were abused es by 450 priests and lay religious brothers across illinois. when such trust is betrayed and with abuse to children and there are efforts to cover it up, the call for accountable laity should be resounding. the investigation found a staggering four times the number of abuse than the church had identified, saying, quote, horrifying criminal and unconscionable acts were inflicted upon survivors. the report uncovering a disturbing but familiar pattern where child sex abusers were transferred between parishes. but their history of abuse was hidden from the catholic community and the public. the archbishop of chicago apologized to the victims, but insisting to our abc station, wls, the church has made great progress.

and sexual abuse by the catholic clergy in illinois.ight with a learned and what they made public. here's abc's alex perez. >> tonight the state of illinois releasing five-year investigation into child sex abuse in the catholic church. the report finding nearly 2,000 children were abused over seven decades by more than 450 priests and lay religious brothers across illinois. >> when such trust is betrayed, with abused children, and there are efforts to cover it up, the call for accountability should be resounding. >> reporter: the investigation found a staggering four times the number of abusers then the church had identified, saying "horrible sign criminal and conscionable acts were included upon survivors," the report uncovering a disturbing but familiar pattern where child abusers were transferred between parishes but their history of abuse was hidden from the catholic unity and the public. today the archbishop of chicago apologizing to the victims but insisting to our abc station w ls the church has made great progress. >> many open

was raised catholic and had the infant prague in my window on the day of birthday. well, every year and so your mention of statues. well i something caught my ear when you mentioned. yeah. or cathy when they introduced you the the five wishes. i worked for a hospice care in boulder, colorado for almost ten years. and we used we when it first came out, we used five was wow a so i'd like for you to can you just touch on your development of that and happy to thank you. five wishes in is an advanced directive i tell in the book after that moment in college got, i then became more and more involved with the sisters and ultimately one is one of the most important things i was doing for mother was running interference her while she was opening aids homes in the 1980s that disease was spreading like wildfire and people died precipitously and so the poor had nowhere to go. and so mother opened aids homes. so i worked in one and i was and mother asked me to again. i was shamed into it because i didn't want to do that. but i was seeing women do it. these sisters were doing i'm

anti-catholic bigotry is the last acceptable budgetary anti-christian bigotry. baseball game? truly, the doctor's job is to hit a ball, throw a ball, entertain me. politics and controversy is in every nook and cranny of our society and the last refuge where we can go to escape all of this and enjoy ourselves, why are the dodger is virtue signaling? and injecting politics in my baseball game and maybe that is why mlb stadiums are empty right now. no one wants to be subjected to this. >> kayleigh: the commissioner himself said he vowed to be inclusive and senator rubio said to him in this letter, tulsi, do you believe the l.a. dodgers are being open and close it to everyone to give a group to gay and transgender that make fun of nuns, is this inclusive? >> tulsi: it revealed their own hypocrisy and the strength of the fear by this cancel culture. where they had to go back on they rescinded the imitation and they got a lot of hate for it and they felt like they had to extend it again. they hate they are extending not only toward christians and catholics but the mes