now within 24 hours after francis's election we were talking about new day dawns for the catholic churchharismatic pope takes the world by storm. >> july, francis took his first international trip as pope to celebrate world youth day in brazil. the most populous catholic country in the world. the reception in rio de janeiro was overwhelming and raised security concerns. many were calling the 1981 assassination attempt of john paul ii and one woman attacking benedict 16th twice in 2008 and 2009. >> i will tell you, after the mob scene on the first night of the brazil trip unfolded and the motor cade was hijacked, i spoke to churchman and cardinals who were holding their breath and frankly saying, on background, dear god, i hope we don't have to go back to the conclave next week because i hope this guy doesn't put himself in harm's way. >> his love of the people, hope love to reach the people and touch the people and get involved with the people is so overwhelming. it's more of a desire to reach the people and to touch them. >> his final mass along rio's iconic beach drew 3.5 million, acco

we're joined by two guests, both longtime dissidence within the catholic church. an francisco, we're joined by matthew fox, author of over including,n books "letters to pope francis: rebuilding a church with justice and compassion." and also wrote, "occupy spirituality: a radical vision for a new generation." former catholic priest who was first up from teaching liberation theology and creation spirituality by cardinal ratzinger, then expelled from the dominican order to achieve spelunker 34 years. he is currently in physical priest. and for thes founder of the school of the americas watch, which just tell the general protest against what is now known as the western hemisphere institute for super cooperation of fort benning, georgia. these to be called the school of the americas. the organization was also in honduras monitoring the recent elections. he wrote the book called "my journey from summons to solidarity." thank you for joining us. i want to start with matthew fox. you have written this open letter to the pope calling for rebuilding a church-based on compas

do you feel now that the church is not just the catholic churches but all the churches in this country are going to have to kick in more, aside of the promises that the president made to the cardinal and he reneged on, you know, does this now mean that the churches are more involved in helping people because the government won't? >> we'll find out. the government's not allowing us to do what we want to do. we want to serve people according to the teaching of jesus christ and the president through the health and human services administration saying you can't follow jesus' teaching if you want to be involved in health care. that's ridiculous. the catholic church helps more poor, sick people, more people in distress than any other religious institution and otherwise private. why all of this pressure? has to be ideological. >> so it seems. father, thank you so much for being with us again. >> thank you, judge. >> thank you. >>> now time for the results of the poll. how would you fix obama care? the overwhelming majority of you would dump it. noel tweets, i would take all of north korea's n

let's remember that catholic church had another very popular pope in the person of john paul ii. n some places, it lost ground in others. so the long term effect of all this remains to be seen. but the short term effect is you are absolutely right. he is revitalizing the church and given it a new lease on life. i can't walk into an airport or get into a cab or walk into a restaurant these days and if the conversation turns to what i do for a living and i say i cover the pope, people's faces light up. what you hear over and over again is people saying i haven't been to church in 40 years. but there is something about this guy that just speaks to me. and whatever the impact that has on the church's numbers over the long run i think right now most catholics on the ground would say that's fantastic. >> all right. john, let me ask you this -- what we see he from him, this candidness and this openness, would we have seen any of the pope maybe, you know, pope benedict even display this publicly so often as he is? >> short answer is, no. listen, benedict is a very humble guy. he genuinely

how was it received, particularly among young people in the catholic church. >> all you have to do is look at what happened to world youth day. there was 3 million at world youth day in brazil. an event that the church puts on for young people. i don't think you'll find a secular car drawing a crowd that large in brazil. it's good to note that that is typically the experience. pope, benedict the 16th drawing a large crowd, john paul too. there's a renewed excitement about christianity around pope francis. again, because of his focus on not just talking about the heart of christianity, but the way he lives it out in an overt way, in keeping with his name. >> chris stefanick, president of real life catholic church. thank you for being on the program. >> it's been an honour. >> in the midst of the barack obama minister efforts to pass immigration reforms supporters note 300,000 undocumented mexican immigrants are deported from the united states every year. some are u.s. citizens children, born in america, forced to leave when their parents are deported. jennifer london has their story fr

i still see the catholic church as my church.kind of in spite of all the things i have witnessed at the vatican. i have seen people who have stumbled upon scandals, people who have done some disservice to the church. i have seen some incompetence of the highest levels, where you would not expect it. in the area faith, i do not expect it is changing that much. >> there is a big picture, which is the general mission of the church and then there is how it works from the inside. >> how it works on the inside was basically my job to cover over the years. indeed, it was fascinating to watch how things happened or did not happen or happened in ways that were not supposed to happen. part of the reason i wrote my book was that i felt the general population has a caricature image of the vatican. they see it as a monolithic power structure where the orders come down from on high, everything is executed in lockstep fashion and they see it as a very efficient machine. i knew from the inside this is not the way things work. part of what i like

do you feel now that the church is not just the catholic churches but all the churches in this country are going to have to kick in more, aside of the promises that the president made to the cardinal and he reneged on, you know, does this now mean that the churches are more involved in helping people because the government won't? >> we'll find out. the government's not allowing us to do what we want to do. we want to serve people according to the teaching of jesus christ and the president through the health and human services administration saying you can't follow jesus' teaching to be involved in health care. that's ridiculous. the church heps more poor, sick people, more people in distress than any other religious institution and otherwise private. why all of this pressure? has to be ideological. >> so it seems. father, thank you so much for being with us again. >> thank you, judge. >> thank you. >>> now time for the results of the poll. how would you fix obama care? the overwhelming majority of you would dump it. noel tweets, i would take all of north korea's nuclear bombs and use t

>> guest: i did not focus on the catholic church. as a reporter i can only write about the stories of those who are willing to talk to me. i tried to find a gay priest who would open up. i was not able to find one that they are under represented in my book. the funny thing is that my husband is catholic and never thought about asking him for his story intel after the book went to press. the cap was a feeling on my part. >> host: metropolitan community church is the so-called gay church. what did you find? >> guest: i visited two congregations of us vegas ian and san francisco the beautiful thing it is a spiritual home for a lot of people who want to hang on to a church but don't feel comfortable in regular churches founded by a guy who became a preacher in needed an impairment like that. it was a gift for the immense number of christians but not really that community i felt was ford me. i personally don't want to go to a church that is just gave people but that reflects my community mine in brooklyn is black-and-white and in the gay

length which is kind of a vision statement as to how pope francis understands the role of the catholic churchs with a dream. francis says that he has a dream of a church that is more missionary, that is more focused on outreach rather than collapsing in on itself, and that's more merciful. that is it doesn't focus on what he calls rules that make us harsh judges but instead is more tolerant and compassionate. and to achieve that dream, he signals that he's open to change on a staggering variety of fronts. now, it's not that everything is up for grabs. he says that on women priests and abortion, two very controversial fronts, the things are not going to change. but beyond that, he said that he's interested in a decentralization of the power of the pope, a kind of democratizing of the church. he wants to empower laity. he wants a more generous line on admission to the sacraments of the church, especially communion, which could have implications for not just divorced and remarried catholics, and there are millions of them around the world, but also pro-choice catholic politicians in places suche

and also they are now gaining support of the catholic church in the region. catholic church has been relatively silent, but now the bishop in this commercial hub of the agricultural region has come out with a letter calling it a failed state and saying the government has to stop what is going on there. we spoke to one of the priests at his parish for this report. >> reporter: the father has become a lightning rod for parishioners calling out for help. for years church leaders across mexico have remained relatively silent in the face of drug violence. around 100,000 people have been killed or are missing and feared dead. cortez says it's time for the church to speak out. >> translator: we are grown tired of being surrounded of death. >> reporter: people come so desperate that the catholic church has released statements that are stronger perhaps than what we have seen from any other diocese in mexico. they say they are responsible for much of the violence and also calling on the federal government to come in and stop the violence now. across from the church is

only we could, just stay awake... ♪ ♪ >>> today pope francis put his new vision for the roman catholic church challenging church leaders to change course and shift their focus back to the poor. he wrote "i prefer a church which is bruised, hurting and dirty, because it's been out on the streets, rather than a church which is unhealthy for being confined and from clinging to its own security." that's right. he basically told church leaders they spend too much time parsing church doctrine. he adviced them to get their shoes muddy, to get involved in the lives of their parishioners. it's the first major document this pope has written by himself before becoming pope. he says the world has changed and the church must change with it. in other words, it is a major break from the past. earlier i spoke to cnn senior vatican analyst john allen. >> john, this is a pretty remarkable document with some awfully startling language. in your piece today you write it's tantamount to an i have a dream speech from pope francis. what do you mean by that? >> reporter: well this, document, 224 pages in length which

does that mean if i go to the catholic church in detroit lakes, minnesota, i'm going to hear the priestalk about a new tyranny? the pope also called out trickle down economics by name, saying this. some people continue to defend trickle-down theories, which assume that economic growth encouraged by a free market will inevidently succeed in bringing about greater justice in the world. he went on tos to say, this opinion which has never been confirmed by the facts, expresses a crude and eye november trust in the goodness of those yielding economic power. meanwhile, the excluded are still waiting. basically, as i interpret that, the pope is saying, trickle-down economics doesn't work. the poor in this world are still waiting. the poor in this country are still waiting. the poor in this country are under attack by republican policies. now i don't know if the pope is a democrat or not. certainly, it's script you're alley based. but no pontiff has spoken out in this manner. the pope sounds more like senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren than reagan and paul ryan. conservatives have bee

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mission statement the joy of the gospel argues that combating poverty and greed should be the catholic church is number one role in the modern world and at the pope argues for radical changes to the global financial system and says that as long as the problems of the poor are not radically resolved by rejecting absolute autonomy of markets and financial speculation and by attacking the structural causes of inequality no solution will be found for the world's problems or for that matter to any problems by the year catholic or not it seems like pope francis has finally given us an answer that age old question what would jesus do answer simple he'd regulate the banks strippers at the very least and reinstate glass steagall and keep every day american savings safe from wall street predators a more. on this i'm joined now by austin peterson libertarian commentator and editor of the libertarian republic dot com lost more back to thanks for having me guessing you're not here is a spokesman for the catholic church no sir i am not the antithesis i would say the antithesis you know the pope has no auth

well, it's not just the american catholic church, it is catholics all over the world who are listening to this extraordinary pope. i think he -- he challenges us in a very special way. because he challenges us with the words of the gospel. someone who is willing to work for the poor, willing to take those people on the periphery and to bring them into the center. to let them know they are loved. to let them know we are in salt darety for them. to the philippines just last week to put ourselves insolidarity with those who have no house, those who have no job. those who have no hope. they have an opportunity to celebrate some quietly with a group of people, but also with a wrath err large crowd, right in the central area where it is struck most severely. >> i don't think there's a church in that whole lady which still has a roof on it. and this was the cathedral. it was just finished. they were going to have it re -- the rededicated towards the end of the month, well, the lord had a different idea, and it has lost two-thirds of his roof. and the people were -- it was raining a bit. it wa

so i mean, he is clearly letting loose the wind of change in the catholic church in multiple arenas. culated to achieve this vision, this dream of a more missionary, merciful roman catholic ol sichl. >> there are suggestions of big changes here. who's threatened by this? >> reporter: well look, change is always threatening whether it's change in politics or change of the economy or change in religion. so certainly there's going to be an old guard in the vatican that is very wedded to older ways doing business that is not going to like this. there will be some conservative and traditional sectors of opinion at the grassroots of the catholic church that worries that francis is tossing the baby out with the bath water. but let's not miss the big picture. the big picture is that in every region of the world, where public opinion can be scientifically surveyed, francis has the kind of approval ratings that politicians and celebrities would crawl across hot coals to try to obtain. so the impression is he has overwhelming grassroots support. and that gives him the kind of political capital t

hundred eighty eight points and lays out the views of a pope who said from the start that the catholic church needs renewal. but france has also added that he's open to advice on how his own role should change. since being elected to the papacy back in march. francis has made a point of avoiding extravagance and emphasizing his duty to help the poor he's won praise for treating others as equals. my aunt ada the manifesto says the church's first task is to fight social ills. francis as a church that's dirty and reused from st wort is better than one preoccupied with the status quo. he says women in young people should have more say in church affairs but francis world a discussion over admitting women to the priesthood. and he remains strictly opposed to abortion. the pope has shown he's not afraid of confronting people on sensitive issues like the treatment of migrants she underscored by visiting a refugee camp. the reform process he set in motion will like the last two years the conference of german bishops has welcomed the documents saying it shows to church out to embark on a new beginning.

under church law contraception is a sin and divorced catholics cannot be remarried in the church. at's of great interest to sill gee. she's a devout catholic who got divorced three years ago. she asked us not to use her last name. what's the message, you think, rome is sending to people like you with this survey? >> we care about you. i think that's what they're saying. it's like we care about you and if you're hurting we want to help you. >> reporter: the bishops have until january to gather responses which will be sent to the vatican ahead of a meeting next fall on catholic family life. scott, skwrerally we spoke with cautioned the survey should not be seen as a sign that church doctrine on those social issues will change. >> pelley: elaine, thanks very much. a new study out this evening found gun violence in movies rated p.g. has more than tripled since 1985 and often these movies are more violent than r-rated movies. critics say the ratings system places too much emphasis on sexuality and not enough on violence. we'll be right back. cine. advil congestion relief. it delivers a

is the head of the catholic church i mean it's the organization that heads the catholic church and one in six human beings is a catholic there are a billion catholics in the world that means that the pope and the people around him have a lot of influence in the world and it would only be natural that the u.s. would be interested in what they're planning on doing and indeed the holy see has cooperated with the u.s. . had a role for example in ending the cold war and bringing down the soviet bloc pope john paul the second cooperated with margaret thatcher and ronald reagan to do that he did it in a behind the scenes way but that was an important incident of cooperation the holy see has also taken positions that have influenced american policy in other ways most recently when president obama seemed intent on going to war with syria the current pope pope francis organized a world day of prayer to stop that and guess what and we're not on war with syria. absolutely well according to the magazine the n.s.a. has been categorizing the vatican's communication into four different categories i wa

. >> catholic church, catholics, yes, of course.e state of wealth. including the vatican and any other ci state and catholics have benefited and just look at those who came to e united states of america from ireland and italy and immigrants that have done very well for themselves. a lot of financial help and aid, the first to provide to charities, there is another side to this argument. >> iwould say yes and no. i think some ople are using this to their own advantage. this is the same exact document which meet certain urgent needs. then it goes on and saysthat it criticizes very strongly the welfare mentali and this includes employment and job creation that es way beyond this goal. so this doesn't sound like this. he is criticizing a welfare mentality. >> can capitalism and religion coexist? >> they have to. we know that every financial decision that a country makes, major decisions have moral consequences and there is a major decision and this is the amount of taxes that we are going to ask for. there are more consequences to that

if the catholic church, the council of cardinals, let's say 35% of that were atheists. right. >> they were like let us runt catholic church we know what to do. >> might be a bad idea. >> it's the type of nilism you get. >> history repeats itself. a new democrat elected in 199 2. americans said you went too far left. we come along we're supposed to pull him to the snemplet we go too far right we reelect bill clinton. we saw how well karl rove did in 2012. i don't think he could plan that far ahead to create the tea party in 2010. that was a creation of what happened in 2009 and 2010. not just with barack obama but with george w. bush a big spending republican who spent us into debt. he gave us medicare part b. >> jon: but they don't ever talk about it in that matter. they say the deficit is from bush. >> that pisses me off. i was here in 2004 his a book before the election in 2004 i said bush is bankrupting us. his foreign policy is going to bankrupt us. we're going to lose the next election and going to wreck the economy. now i'm being attacked for writing things like t

are disillusioned and have been for the last several years with the way the catholic church has beenues he takes on fairly directly is the issue of the so-called wafer wars in which catholic politicians who support abortion rights are denied communion. senator ted kennedy was often criticized for his stance as a catholic. how big is this political statement in the document? >> reporter: well, i think he's saying no to hypocrisy. if you are going to be a catholic, you need to be a catholic, whether you are president of a country or have a high ranking position within in the politics of your own country. of course, the pope is addressing the world with this statement, not just addressing certain countries. he's definitely creating a church that he promised he would create. these are baby steps in a church with a huge number of problems that are going to take more than a couple documents to really change. he really has to get the people who are running the church for him to follow suit and to prove to the catholics and to prove to him that they're following his lead. >> there's an image

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the catholic church was unhappy about that. there was a lot of internal debate inside the administration. joe biden and bill daley on one side arguing for a much broader exemption for the catholic church. though almost everyone else in the president's inner circle and many of the women around him saying that the original ruling was the right ruling. the president unhappy with both options not wanting to sacrifice the support of the catholic vote. but also recognizing that single women were a huge part of his coalition. he ended in the middle ground adopting a center course modeling on what the state law in hawaii was. he ended up getting through the kind of threading the needle at least when it came to the catholic church largely because the republicans veered so far to the right on contraception that he was able to kind of avoid a lot of the potential problems that he might of encountered had the republicans not been so extreme on this issue. >> donna if, this whole fight was saying a religious organization that has a school n

. >> coming up, what the obamacare mandates mean for the future of the catholic church.t's your last chance to vote tonight. should the president apologize for not telling the truth about observe care? facebook or tweet me. ♪ i always wanted to design a bike that honored those who serve our country. and geico gave me that opportunity. now naturally, we wanted it to be powerful, innovative and we built this bike as a tribute to those who are serving, those who have served and their families. and i think we nailed it. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. >> there's a mandate requiring employers to provide birth control. religious groups nationwide has been fighting this on friday the federal appeals court 7th circuit in chicago ruled to stop it. reaction now from the pastor of the church of the holy family. what's your reaction to that the first time a court has issued an injunction saying they are going to stop it. not this may tread on religious rights first amendment. they are staying stop it right now. >> that is what we need. it will hopefully be in

i mean, it's the organization that heads the catholic church and one in six human beings are a catholic. that means that the pope has a lot of influence in the world and it would be natural that the u.s. would be interested on what they're planning on doing. indeed the holy sea has cooperated with the nust the past. it had a role in ending the cold war and bringing down the soviet block. pope john paul ii corporated margaret thatcher and ronald reagan. he did it behind the scenes. . the holy sea has taken positions that influenced american policies in other ways. most recently when president obama seemed to go to war with syria, the pope had a day of prayer to stop that and guess what, we're not at war with syria. according to the magazine, the n.s.a. has been categorizing the vatican's communication into four different categories. i want to take a look at them. there's leadership intentions, what they call leadership intentions, foreign policy objectives, human rights and then threats of the financial system. i find the last one to the financial system. what threats to the financial sy

the vatican to talk more on this let's cross live now to the international law sultan to the catholic church in the middle east harry harry the u.k.'s minister of faith has described this as an exodus of biblical proportions you would agree with that. well i would agree with the exit and i would agree that it is of alarming proportions whether it's of biblical proportions or not bill i think that is a little bit premature for us to determine at this stage but there is a lot of concern and a lot of follow up as to what is happening as your report said across the whole middle east north africa region what about the term extinct that's really very alarming that some countries could be extant of christianity. you know the the use of extinct or extinction is something i heard the minister say this and we had a number of discussions on this i've been working on a commenee coalitions for a whole number of years well over a decade two decades even and this idea of the alarm with which the christians are immigrating from the whole middle east north africa region is not really anything new at the mome

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for its commemoration of the arch in st catholic church had invited members of the jewish community to attend and perform in inter religious ceremony. despite what he considers the shocking events the director of the simon's eyes until center in buenos aires prefers to underline the reaction of the cathedrals officials off to the protest is where evacuated by the police the archbishop of women's tennis and was known in my new born. unite them to leave the cathedral i mean me and so i've seen injury she knew the lines where there is insanity. these use your powers. i knew he needed to go on and on receipts. this in the snow. coincidentally this month. the guy a jewish organization really is the ideal reports about the anti semitic them in argentina forty in two thousand and twelve the amount of anti semitic events is related to a stable in terms of quantity. however there are a few tendencies that are worrying says many sober ireland who supervised the report. i think the use of cases of physical aggression entries from one case in two thousand and two five cases in two thousand to help

niss was an attempt to ask the catholics around the world to deepen their faith and commitment to the churchpope is a figure that summons catholics to do that. as you say, this is one of those eyes of faith versus the science of deals. nobody knows if these are the bones of saint peter but seen through the eyes of faith they are relics. and that is what francis was trying to accomplish this morning. >> thank you so much. have a great thanksgiving. holiday too. >> you too. >> all right let's talk about the movies. that is huge around thanksgiving. what is going to be bigger than this. the new "hunger games movie catching fire". it is shattering records at the box office. where will it fall in the history books next. ish . >> the roar of the crowd is gone but there is a last iing feelin of proud. this is andy murray's home town. the courts where andy learned to play are filled with children competing with the judy murray cup. >> judy is andy's mom. i have been about creatie ining opportunities. this is a perfect start. you see the parents getting involved and the kids are having great fun. thi

building does appear individually important for several reasons first with the local effort by catholic church to engage with contemporary art and architecture to create building that resonated with modern audience. we did a lot of research and found that in san francisco bay area the order embraced part of the art. in its design old st. marys directy you put a face on the oldest patience. and the st. marys facility was the oldest building in san francisco. second it's a work of master under the leadership of charles. s o m distinguished itself within the firm and with architecture designs that pay greater attention to environmental and historic context and demonstrated greater expressions of modernism. we looked at the other work across the criteria country. the old mary facility is the old approach design as one of bassett design that exemplified use principles. and in association with that the building appears important individually as on a early design of conceptual design. bassett oral history statements make clear his interests in context all design it's a typical at the national level a

is dead and the judge who heard the case said that he was basically being asked to sever the catholic church into the portions that are involved in worship and the portions that are involved in the works and he couldn't do it so the hobby lobby case it's a little stickier but i think it's a lot more messy than you're making it sound. it's interesting i mean the whole catholic thing is i mean i could flip that upside down and say if you're a church and you want to run a hospital then you get there on a hospital according to rules and hospitals i mean there are there are churches the believe in healing by the laying out of hands and if somebody shows up at your hospital that your church runs and they're in the middle of a heart attack and you get everybody together say oh it's all a prayer for this guy and he dies i think you've got a case i think you've got a problem so you know at i think that judge is wrong i think if you're if you're in the hospital business you you abide by the rules of the hospital business end of discussion but there are several cases out there and the issue is more bro

is dead and the judge who heard the case said that he was basically being asked to sever the catholic church into the portions that are involved in worship and the portions that are involved in the works and he couldn't do it so the hobby lobby case it's a little stickier but i think it's a lot more messy than you're making it sound. and it's interesting i mean the whole catholic thing is i mean i can flip that upside down and say if you're a church and you want to run a hospital then you get there on a hospital according to rules and hospitals i mean there are there are churches the believe in healing by the laying on of hands and if somebody shows up at your hospital that your church runs and they're in the middle of a heart attack and you get everybody together say oh it's all a prayer for this guy and he dies i think you've got a case i think you've got a problem. you know add stuff i've you know i think that judges rob i think if you're if you're in the hospital business you you abide by the rules of the hospital business you're in the end of discussion but there are several cases out t

the pope is releasing a bold manifesto for the role an catholic church. 85-page document and it is the first official papal document written entirely by frags it is himself. in it he challenges the church to embrace the modern world and let go of some of the longheld traditions. he writes in one part, some of these customs may be beautiful but they no longer serves as means of communicating the goms. we should not be afraid to reexamine them. you might want to debate what those are with you did he call for catholics to stop obsessing over culture war issues. one he mentioned, divorcees being prevented from taking holy communion. i didn't even realize that was part of catholic church but certain things like abortion still very firmly off the table. not on the table on this manifesto. >>> we're still learning what happened the night a police officer, tonight the san antonio police say there is some proof to back up the 19-year-old's claim that the officer named jackie neil came to her house and threatened her. around that time police say they received a dis

even significantly going back way longer than that between the russian orthodox church and the catholic church. >> to say they're strained would be an understatement. >> well, it's been a thousand years. a meeting between cardinal scola of milan and the russian orthodox patriarch, essentially the head of their entire church, only a couple of weeks ago had the patriarch saying this is the best been in our history. that's a thousand years so that's pretty significant. >> we also have what's going on here in the united states and for a long time some of the things american catholics are pushing for are things that he is talking about which means there's also controversy, especially his stand on welcoming gays, lesbians, atheists. he also in september raised a lot of eyebrows when he said the church was grown obsessed with some issues like abortion. quote, we cannot insist only on issues related to abortion, gay marriage and the use of contraceptive methods. this is not possible. i have not spoken much about these things and was reprimanded for that. but when we speak about these issues we have to