one of the things that's really fascinating about the catholic church and we should be very the catholicight? it's protestant churches to, you know,8k slavery, foundational fr a lot of things. but the catholic, unlike, you know, there are white people viewed black people as brutes animalsóm purely catholic, said okay. no, we think they have souls. and we want to nurture their souls. but we'rere aut enslaving and selling their bodies. and people say how that possible. and what did have to say? and that's michel is getting at and it's interesting. slavery is an ancient practice as we know it's in the bible. the jesuits pointed to it, saint paul of, slaves and masters. when europeans went into and then into the americas, they enslaved indigenous peleinitiale protests by priests in rome said, okay, we won't do there se need for labor. and so africans filled that gap and the church about africans too. and if you also want to look at you kind of oppression leading to oppression you know the priests who came to maryland came from england where they were persecuted. catholics were refuge for for

those are words written on a piece of paper trying to wring settlement money from the catholic churchou go to a mass in the church. >> and there is monsignor harriman accused of abusing kids in a sonoma camp in the 1980s. we couldn't reach him by phone, but we contacted him at his bay area home. are you aware of these claims? >> yes, i am, and there's been an investigation and i've been proven innocent. >> when monsignor harriman says he's innocent in the church internal review process we were talking about and in the statement, they were returned to ministry after its own reviews did not sustain the allegations. the church called the men faithful and highly respected pastor. >> despite the fact the independent review board found the accusations sustained, they are amplifying the details of the allegations. >> should priests with active allegations against them be allowed to still work? >> well, they should be allowed to work but not with children. >> what about the concern of a priest being accused and his name being out there and it ruining his life? >> that concern is a valid conce

greco-catholic church be the advocate of ukrainian institutions in the catholic world. thodox church of ukraine appeal to the orthodox environment. at that time, he still had the hope that the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate might not be a tool of the moscow patriarchate, on the contrary , act, so to speak, as our form of influence on moscow. obviously, these were the circumstances when the late metropolitan volodymyr, with who could talk about some things when there was... a ukrainophile current in this church, the war changed it very solidly, but nevertheless, this does not exclude the fact that those ukrainians who are first of all believers, who love ukraine, they can and should unite. uh, well, there were attempts at unification before, i mean, we had several different unions, for example, and they too need to be critically perceived somewhere, but their meaning must also be understood somewhere, probably from the florentine union starting precisely in this it is very important for us to understand that these unions were primarily attempts to br

we came to the village of volchin in order to see one of the most beautiful catholic churches in belarusianand. trinity church, better known as the tomb of stanisław august poniatowski. shmotykiya different genera belarusian taxama valodali. meaty voichyn, already recently budaўnіtstva getag kastsela, getay ўzho meatystly valodali panyatoўskіya father aposhnyaga karala rechy paspalіtay. in 1938, on the personal order of joseph stalin , the remains of stanislav august ponitovsky were transported to volchin and re-arranged. the procedure was secret, so the rituals were not followed. it is also known that after the end of world war ii, the royal tomb was used as a granary. a typical fate of many architectural monuments. by the way, trinity church is rightfully considered one of the most unusual catholic churches built during the baroque period, it’s a pity that we can’t get inside, reconstruction has been going on for several years shrine, but there is an opportunity to admire its appearance; services to the wolf are held in a chapel nearby. finally , i must tell you that vysokaya and its surr

my point of view , is largely expressing the vision of his order, but not even of the entire catholic church, although he speaks on behalf of this entire church, and this is definitely such a very dangerous situation, but how dangerous is it, it is unpleasant, i would say for the future catholic church, which exists... for so many years and carries the word of god, there is rather a problem here, a problem of morality, but not a problem of existence , and you see that and ukrainian greek-catholic politicians, and the ukrainian clergy, greek-catholics, and polish politicians, including donald tusk, the prime minister of poland, they all disagreed with the pope's words, they directly support ukraine, many catholics directly condemn the pope, yes that this is actually only the opinion of one very high... placed person, but it is only the opinion of a person, an opinion, of course, wrong, which cannot be accepted by any of the ukrainians, ukrainian patriots, and we can only express our regret and hope that that we will be in the future to see such popes as ivan paul ii, who in principle, in fact

a lot of people immediately start accusing the greek catholics and to say that they should change the church. so, for faithful catholics, the pope's words are a truly important truth only when he speaks about matters of faith, about matters of theology. any of his political statements are his opinion, and the faithful of the catholic church have the right to disagree with him, and for the most part they do not agree. we have seen the statement of his beatitude sviatoslav, which he announced in the united states of america. that those who say that we must not win there or must surrender must repent is such a rather sharp statement, he essentially denied the words and opinion of the pope of rome, although this opinion of the pope of rome , as the vatican later explained, it was not his opinion, it was only an answer when he was provoked to a question, and it was in the question of the journalist that this word was contained, about the white flag, nevertheless he repeated it, and of course we cannot agree with it, but the fact that we do not agree with it... does not mean at all that we have to

we came to the village of volchin in order to see one of the most beautiful catholic churches in belarusianrinity church, better known as the tomb of stanislav august paniatowski. clothes of different kinds of belarusian dachshunds were sold by getai. myastsovastsyu voўchyn, already budaўnіtstva getaga kastsela getay already myastsovastsyu valodali panyatoўski father aposhnyaga karala rechy paspalіtay stanislava augusta panyatoўskaga taxama stanislav panyatovski, and all of them would be such philanthropists, i would say to the administrators who publish these kascels, moreover kastsela would be the palace, who have an agonistic sam. yon and there ulasna ablagarodzhvali geta this meat, there were water canals , by statak taksama hadzіў, well і shmat was tsіkavaga ў this family, well kastsel, of course, yany dachshund meetings ў villages passed and shrines, pa little saint of ours, eucharistic, bo people felt they loved themselves. religious. the last king of poland and grand duke of lithuania was baptized in the volchinsky church. however, after his death he was buried in the church of st.

moreover , there were no orthodox or catholic churches here for a long time. due to the fact that in 1860 the city was on fire. then the fire mercilessly destroyed almost all wooden buildings. catholics pray while still in a wooden chapel standing on the site of an ancient shrine. it rises on the church hill. what's on on the opposite side of the market square, there once was a stone catholic shrine, which appeared on this place thanks to edwiga tadeusz aaginsky, who owned these lands in the second half of the 16th century. it was one of the best examples of baroque art in all of europe, a church of rare beauty in honor of the saint. the trinity church was built in 1772, at the same time, with the permission of the pope , the relics of st. fortunatus were brought here from italy. it is known that in the 20th century ksenza alexander astramovich, known as a belarusian poet, served in the church. andrey zezyulya. here vseno died at the forty-third year of his life. it is unknown where exactly he was buried. the shrine stood through the first and second world wars

it was just a christian church in the catholic church and the leaders of the church and many others diedut we will come back if there is any breaking news or images that will tell us how the holy father is doing physically but i can tell you he's very fragile. he is fragile because of the situation with his knee. he had major surgery on his colon. he has respiratory problems and yet i love the fact that he's giving it his all. >> he is and you can tell the strain in his voice that this is the most important day for the catholic faith and months ago he wrapped up the easter mass in vatican city and deliver that blessing from the balcony in st. peters square and we will bring that to you at home as soon as that happens. stay with us here and we want to wish everyone a happy easter today across the world wherever you're watching from. you may be up early or on your way to a sunrise easter service celebrated across the globe but for now we are going to go back to our regular programming but stay tuned "fox news" because we my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, i've bee

but the latest of these communities to form in the early 20th century, the russian byzantine catholic church, it is so small that it does not have its own hierarchy so we are entrusted to the local ordinary, and this capes the bishop who appointed me pastor of this byzantine catholic parish. and he was visiting us just last january 7th for our christmas and we were delighted to have him and we joyce in his support for us. >> to me, it is an exotic world but can you assure us, the services are in english? >> everything is in english. and you fulfill your sunday obligation by joining us. and we have a lunch afterwards to which everyone is invited, and we are getting more and more people coming because they enjoy it. >> i think i will be there. it is interesting, last year was the anniversary of fatima. i think of that is a very western event. but your church is the byzantine catholic church of our lady of fatima. you combine eastern and western and you are a great student of mary. i wanted to ask you to fill us in on what it means that we have consecrated ourselves to her heart. and i know you

i mean catholics, the catholic church knows. the nose american history knows that there was hundreds of thousands of black catholics across this country. how is it possible they don't see you >> is it >> is it possible that they are ignoring you instead? >> it's >> entirely possible and actually there are three lee in black catholic, 3 million entry, okay. out of the 75 million catholics and the country. and i think they just choose not to acknowledged what we've been through and give any value to ipt in terms of what we've endured are on honore and suffering as martin luther king would call it became, are unrequited love from the church so you say you say that they don't see you possible they're ignoring you, but with thousands of letters and a visit >> to the vatican, they certainly know about the saintly six. they certainly, these are venerable venerated members now as well as it go through the process of canada's age haitian what's been the reception, what was the reception at these meetings at the vatican >> well, they liste

states, many protestant-americans believed that the hierarchical authority, structures of the catholic church instilled submission and civility in catholics. you can recall that reading from john adams in the canon of feudal law where he described the catholic church as the root of all evil, certainly the root of history. adams was not an outlier, that was a common component of anglo-american political culture. and it was this submission to the authority that rendered catholics bad citizens in the new republic, bad citizens unfit to participate in american republican, small r republican political institutions. hutch to the horror of native protestants, however, catholics -- and especially the host hated catholics, irish catholic ares -- turned out to be enthusiastic participants in the order. catholics embraced american political institutions and american participation in those institutions. still, this did not prove that catholics could be good americans. if anything, native protestants responded by arguing that this participation itself was undermining the american political system because

. >>> plus a wave of new lawsuits hitting the catholic church, including against priests who are still working today. we investigate. >>> and who is going to be our next senator? republican steve garvey is pulling ahead in the latest polls. >>> late news from the peninsula, driverless taxis are coming to town. waymo was just given the green light despitback frothe community. >> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai on this 1st night of march. >>> we've got some dicey weather. let's start with the blizzard in the sierra. we've talked about it here, dangerous, even potentially deadly conditions on the roads. here's the bottom line. just don't go. stay home. go skiing or boarding next week. let's look now near donner pass. interstate 80 shut down in a couple different spots here, near immigrant gap going eastbound and near truckee going westbound. we've just had reports of multiple spinouts which are prompting the closures of i-80. we're already hearing stories of people being stranded. that includes this bus filled with more than 50 people making the trek to tah

pete: there's been at least 400 attacks on catholic churches since 2020.vandalism and more and only 25% of those cases have seen an arrest. here to discuss director of catholic vote accountability vote is tommy valentine and first of all can you put this in context. there was an even sharper increase after the roe v wade decision and since 12 2020, is s a rapid increase and always targeting how much of an increase it is. >> this was in the summer of 2020 with civil unrest in the whole country and catholic churches were caught up in this and what changed in 2022 with the leak and overturning roe v. wade and going against abortion for decades and centuries and the pro abortion extremist is attacking pregnancy centers and churches and we've seen over 200 attacks just in the past two years and came down. there's another interesting angle there and it ended on abortion ballot measures in ohio, kansas and michigan and in the runup to those elections we saw a dramatic surge of attacks, it's on catholic churches and signs of opposing those measures to legalize abo

the alexandrian paschal, and the western world follows the gregorian, so the ukrainian greek catholic church switched to the gregorian calendar with the preservation of the alexandrian paschal, and it was stated that it is a temporary forced decision, since it was clear that the orthodox church of ukraine would switch to the new julian calendar, which is also followed by the alexandrian one... since the majority of the orthodox world follows the new julian calendar calendar the second point is what was announced immediately, and it was well understood by those who sat in this case, that today there is a discussion about the single date of easter between the eastern, orthodox, eastern, oriental and cathoric churches, and it is expected that that in 2025 the common date of easter will be determined. i am personally skeptical of such... predictions, because there is no unity in the orthodox or oriental world regarding this, the catholic church is open to setting one date for easter, well, let's say there, i don't know, on the third sunday of april, and let everyone celebrate in this way. the ug

in the age of exploti, he blessed -- the catholic church blessed the explorers from europe goinworld"in the new world, you are allowed to attempt to convert them. if they resist in any way, you are blessed by the church to kill or enslave them. this was the directive that blessed the notion of making slaves of africans. africa have resources, it had gold that christians wanted to build lavish churches. my husband and i were to spain and we toured these beautiful churches, that gold came from the very african soil that the catholic church blessed the explorers to take him to go in and take not just legal but the people. religion has been misused and abused. i am a red q should but i believe in the red letters -- read letter christian but i believe in the red letters. they are about loving your neighbor as yourself, the other the end of the orphan, they're not about taking, not about enslavement, not about causing pain to others or discriminating, they are about love. that has fallen out of our religious tradition, domestic right-wing unity for all christianity. there are christian it's

he talks about the fact that in the 1500s, the catholic church issued a directive that said to those in the age of exploration, he blessed -- the catholic church blessed the explorers from europe going into the "new world" and said anyone you come upon in the new world, you are allowed to attempt to convert them. if they resist in any way, you are blessed by the church to kill or enslave them. this was the directive that blessed the notion of making slaves of africans. africa have resources, it had gold that christians wanted to build lavish churches. my husband and i were to spain and we toured these beautiful churches, that gold came from the very african soil that the catholic church blessed the explorers to take him to go in and take not just legal but the people. religion has been misused and abused. i am a red q should but i believe in the red letters -- read letter christian but i believe in the red letters. they are about loving your neighbor as yourself, the other the end of the orphan, they're not about taking, not about enslavement, not about causing pain to others or disc

in general, the head of the catholic church, it turns out, is also a russian spy.on the vatican’s calls for negotiations, said that putin has repeatedly spoken out in favor of a peaceful settlement. but kiev categorically rejects the possibility of such communication. zelensky legally prohibited himself from talking with moscow. i think that it is a stronger position, look at the situation, think about the people, have the courage to raise the white flag and negotiate. you need to have courage , suffer defeat when things are not going well, negotiate, you can feel shame, but this is a courageous word, when you see that if you continue, how many will be killed, there will be even more and even worse, you need to start negotiations in time, find a country , which can be an intermediary. ukraine is rejecting calls from the pope to begin negotiations with russia after two years of invasion. kyiv vowed never to give up in response to the words of the pontiff. the pope called for courage and to raise the white flag. but the pope’s comment caused anger, especially his sta

mmm. ..of aswan, because he is intrigued by the catholic church. intrigued by the statue of christ on the cross, which... seeing it through his eyes, you realise actually what a violent image it is... incredibly violent. ..with the crown of thorns and the nails through the hands and the stigmata. but you also see very... i mean, he's such an extraordinary cinematographer. you also see very early on the new boy trying to connect with this new country that he's been landed into, hugging a tree, like, trying to find connection through the wood of the tree. and then he sees this tortured wooden christ, thinking this tree has given birth to this tortured face and body with nails in it. so he's trying to find a connection to that piece of wood and what that wood is trying to tell him. you know, and i think one of the remarkable things for me about the script, which then became the film that warwick made, is that the central protagonist is largely silent. so these images take on a great resonance, and of course the score that warren ellis and nick cave be

now the leader of the catholic church pipe, francis is quoting for peace negotiations, saying, raising the white flag for talks, takes courage. whose comments have been sharply rebuked by ukraine is a cool to surrender, but have been welcomed in moscow. so who's right is their merits, and what the pope has said, is it time to talk or should ukraine back by its wisdom, allies fight along and do the pope's views reflect thinking on the ukraine won't be on the earth into us. and the so called global south will be that discussing this and more with guests in just a few moments. but 1st this report from image and kimber. i'm what the pope actually said. and the reaction to is remarks a pipe francis, the leader of the catholic church has urged an end to the ukraine rule in the store of negotiations. it's a position differing from ukraine, the us, and it's nato allies in the european union, without, by renee or the would negotiate is a courageous would. when you see that your defeated, when things aren't going well, you have to have the courage to negotiate. will make the shame, but how many

and the reaction to is remarks a pipe francis, the leader of the catholic church has urged an end to the ukraine war and the store of negotiations. it's a position differing from ukraine, the u. s. and it's nato allies in the european union. we're not by renee or the would negotiate is a courageous would when you see that your defeated, when things aren't going well, you have to have the courage to negotiate. will make the shame. but how many will end up dead from this will. and he criticized the argument of self defense. so i am, boy, how many did you say that you have this responsibility to defend yourselves? but then you realize that they have to bomb the others. that's not defending, that's destroying. look what it will brings. death, destruction children without parents. the pope's views have been sharply criticized in ukraine, ukrainian presidency. lensky alluded to the pope's comment, saying, all religions in ukraine are united in fighting russia. yeah, job hope was, i think every ukrainian chaplain who supports the army. so this is what happens when the church is with the peo

traditionally, large crowds of citizens are expected in roman catholic churches.hapels, communities, and surrounding areas. in the capital, on march 30 and 31 , services will be held in places of worship, which will be taken under protection. the density of police shells involved in maintaining public order in the city will be increased. all units are focused on providing assistance to citizens, protecting them and preventing crime. we ask minsk residents and guests of the capital to treat with understanding security measures taken. the department also asks for vigilance. if you notice unattended items, suspicious explosives , or if you have information about a threat to public order and security, you should notify the police. clamping of the brake pads is the cause of the morning emergency in the minsk metro; train traffic has been completely restored; the train with which the incident occurred has been sent for maintenance. today , about half past ten units of the ministry of emergency situations arrived on a report of smoke between stations oktyabrskaya lenin s

it cannot just because you have the catholic church into more or less. i don't remember, but i was, i was sort of price of this kind of this happening. the church dash back is not the only catholic priest. he's the headlines in east timor in recent years. another well known and influential cleric, i've seen his image seriously toners by accusations of pay, the failure. carlos philippe tremendous bellow the long time head of the catholic church in east timor and joined. we know of the nobel peace prize in 1996, but at least mass no one wants to talk about the national icon. you have no opinion about bishop at all. just for this is not to secure it for me, and for your fellow is an independence he wrote to help inform the world about the atrocities unfolding in his country is courageous. support for the independence movement cemented his reputation as a feel as defend who helped protect his countryman. from the indonesian invaders at the resistance museum in daily portrait of the national hero is still prominently displayed at the entrance. also on display

completely different, well, let it remain. will stay with him, i know many representatives of the catholic church churches that are not just sympathizers of ukraine , but work a lot with us with their hearts and souls, and not only in the sense of humanitarian aid, so i would not spread his words to the whole church, but nevertheless he is number one, and he is a point of reference for us, so emotionally... watching and listening to him is very, very difficult, for me, for me, including, despite the fact that i have spent more than 30 years in international relations, i must admit, against this background , mr. pavle, emmanuel macron is trying to show leadership in europe, during the last two weeks, we see various statements, explanations, then clarifications, hints by macron about the troops that may... be on the territory of ukraine, countries, members of the north atlantic alliance, no, not nato, countries, specifically individual countries. president zelensky in an interview with the french tv channel bfm tv. and declared that the french military will not die in ukraine as long as ukraine rep

france, there is the catholic church- - -_ in france, there is the catholic church... ., ., , church.. yeah, of course. in fact the extreme right party _ church... yeah, of course. in fact the extreme right party really - the extreme right party really counts among, is really the one party whose members didn't really support the amendment, but it's true that there is a very broad consensus and this has been really the result of 50 years of progressive, incremental legislative changes and it's also important to note that unlike in other countries and most remarkably in the united states, abortion issues have not really been framed in terms of conflicts of individual rights in france, but they've really been incorporated as a service of public health. it's a public health paradigm that has secured the situation where we are at, which is one that is much less polarised than in many other countries. polarised than in many other countries-— polarised than in many other countries. ,, , ., ., ,, , ., countries. 0k, stephanie, thank you ve much countries. 0k, stephanie, thank you very much i

in brazil are growing fast in places that are largely overlooked by state institutions and the catholic church. the evangelical churches look after poor and marginalized communities, but the evangelicals are also gaining more followers in the wealthier districts of the mega city, rio de janeiro, exerting political influence, and looking to assert their conservative values. in the one year old elena lives with her grandparents in a modest home in a suburb of rio de janeiro. when her father was suddenly sent to prison. her mother camilla several months pregnant at the time had to move back in with her parents for coming at almost for family and the evan jellico. pentecostal church world lifesaver, quite old. may of those were very difficult months of it as i was pregnant and i had no contact with him. the nice little method at that moment my family was my main support, the and then i looked for a church and i needed something to keep me on my feet. i was pregnant, so i had to be strong for her. everyday el camino is unemployed. her mother is supports the entire family working as a cleaner. her g