what do you think it would take for the catholic church to be able to reconnect with americans? hey need to meet americans where they are. we are a very secular society, and so if the church can figure out a way to help people understand to how a spiritual journey and a faith community can really make one's life more rich and meaningful, that, i think, is also part of the st story. >> norah: and nikki battiste joins us now, and nikki, so many of the people we spoke with thought that pope francis has been much more inclusive. what did you learn? >> reporter: the feeling is very much the same here in the u.s. pope francis has made a concerted effort to soften the message of a catholic church. it's an approach that has angered some of the more conservative followers, but is part of the pope's plan to make all feel welcome. norah? >> norah: we also ask him about those conservative bishops. you'll hear about that later. nikki battiste, thank you. now to tonight's other top story. clashes between police and pro-palestinian demonstrators are intensifying. protests at columbia university

pope francis has made a concerted effort to soften the message of the catholic church. it's a church that has angerered some of more conservative followers, but it's part of a plan to make all feel welcome. norah? >> we also asked him about those conservative bishops. you'll hear than later. nikki battiste, thank you. >>> now to tonight's other top story. clashes between police and pro-palestinian demonstrators are intensifying. protests at columbia university in new york are now in their eighth day, and today the speaker of the house was on campus, calling on the school's president to restore order. cbs' nancy chen has more on the growing nationwide tensions. >> let him go! >> reporter: this was the scene at the university of southern california after school security tried to stop students from setting up a protest encampment. hundreds of demonstrators surrounded a patrol car after campus police detained one student who was later released. >> free, free, free palestine! >> reporter: at the university of texas austin, police in riot gear and officers on horseback confron

i didn't go that far back in history and a very long history of the catholic church has. um, i'll put an asterisk on benedict as the 1st to do so in modern times. so what do you think the impact of this pope francis has been among the church and, and with catholics all around the world? what's going to be his legacy? that's a difficult question and the response is strongly bifurcated. among catholics in the tenure of frances, he has sort of galvanized opposition among conservatives who in theological circles like cultural and political circles, can be languid, they, they suffer from tor 4. and conservatives are generally happy people who are trying to live their lives, the best life family lives more often than not. and so they're not ready, you know, at the sticks to make changes or to, to, to wage counter revolution against the revolutionaries. and it doesn't really work the same way in the church when you have someone like francis, who was essentially revolutionary attempting to wage revolution on, on changing doctrine in the church for 2000 years. so his legacy will be

a set of known saints was found during a search of the omsk greek catholic church.igation, a local clergyman put the pseudo-icon on public display in the refectory. it’s not hard to guess who he offered to pray to, here are mazepa, and petlyura, and also the whole color ukrainian nazi collaborators, including bandera and shukhevych, so it is not surprising that a church minister, who decided to share his perverted ideas about saints with others, became a defendant in a criminal trial, and under several articles at once, because it turned out that the idol of bandera is only one from the episodes of this case, what else was offered to the omsk flock, anastasia ivanova took a closer look, anastasia, good evening, so what? is now threatening this nazi priest. hello, alexey, well, preliminary 3 years in prison, that’s not all investigators studied the materials. he showed almost no emotion when they came to search him. igor maksimov never admitted his guilt, but literature was found on him about the history of the ukrainian nazis and newspapers, which speak for themselv

, which kiev patriarchate, there is, there is, there is, even a kiev church, there is a greek catholic churchten to me , please, continue, and i, well, what, he says, how to come to russia, you can fly through shermetie, because he started asking simple ones, only through magadan and the last question, he says, well, really, what are the rules, what are the morals, i say read it. oath of a citizen of the russian federation, calculate it. because he has no other choice, because listen, i’m not talking about you, i’m talking about the precedent that happened today, it’s true, people, yes, people are starting to think about that, very well, well, i don’t think so, i can advise from other countries, right now very popular in moldova, there are australian jews and groups. well, why is ludivich, i understand that you took a small bribe from him as a lawyer for the provision of legal services, i’m just funny, and what does he work as a pizza courier now, he’s almost homeless, in ukraine, you know, there were draft dodgers, remember? internally displaced individuals, enemies, sanctioned, agents of th

, and another from the catholic church in croatia. most offering evidence by order of the vatican to look into unifying the collective possessions. don't weigh the cause and those stepping us shut the colored st. this document is a personal letter from extra timeouts. bishop alisha step and that's it's dated november, the 29th. but this is from 1979. just imagine that's more or less a year before croatia was officially proclaimed and recognized as the newly formed independent state of croatia. from this semester it becomes abundantly clear that then ouch bishop alicia's step. and it's is a committed and notorious mtc much simply. but he did just a, you know, the salt to break out of the 2nd world war was to attack the jewish sylvia and populations but isn't the job of a high priest, even the highest of priests as archbishop of sa grab. so what did happen to the us on if it's extermination camps incentive, it's remained active up to the very last day. you'll now see what was left then, but you sent events looked like on the

letters can be found personal messages to the pope, claiming to have done a wonderful job relation catholic church, having from early 1944 to this day. more than 200000 converts people who chose the face to change their religion from orthodox and became catholic the most. and after the episode with months, a new muscle g is just one example. when it had become undeniably clear, the crow aisha was losing the wall archbishop step and was invited and received personally by the independent correlation head of state. to publish. yeah, we see the heavy duty that he received as a mission to do his best. in order to save leading political figures and independence correlations, military leads doing the days, months and years of his tenure. and he did do his best. he fulfilled that mission. and that sense might run equally cardinal step and action might actually be considered a st. at least for the correlation state of the people, the political and military officials, he saved from being arrested and brought to justice for their unimaginable crimes. organized so called rich channels. the arrange for top mil

so you know, the catholic church is the church that probably produces the most martyrs. and when you see martyrs and any and nigeria and other places most likely that they're going to be catholic. what about a so called secular west? do you think the growth of ac is um and secularism is posing a threat to the actual freedom of worship and in the so called free societies and and we see perhaps worse discrimination in the future. i mean for example, we have recently seen that the f b i was investigating under cover my do a catholic group in richmond, virginia. labeling them far right. extreme this. yeah, it is to be expected. you know, i always as a catholic, i'm grateful. want to hear these stories because that means catholics are doing their job. so, you know, it's not really that they're left to stephen so much is that their progressive, i say that with the west has become post liberal and no longer believes in freedom of speech, freedom of speech or expression, or religion. it's really in the left in the, in the west is driven by an obsessive desire for progress and pro

the catholic church calls marriage a sacrament, a mystery, a vocation and sacred obligation. our guest today is the director of office and marriage life in the archdiocese. stay with us as we talk with him about the catholic church teaching on what marriage is, how best to approach it, and god willing, how to succeed in it. >>> hello, welcome to mosaic. our guest today is ed hoffner, the director of the office of marriage and family life at the archdiocese of san francisco, a very important officer -- office and you've been in this position for six years and prior to that -- thee five years in the diocese of oakland with similar work. >> marriage and family life, a lot comes under that. you have a couple of masters degree >> a masters degree in biochemistry, i used to teach that at the high school and community college level. >> it is very interesting to talk to you. you have a theological understanding of things. marriage is our topic and that is your profession, marriage preparation, resources and help . you explained to me that it is based on the catholic theology or anthr

a set of known saints was found during searches in the omsk greek catholic church.lergyman put the pseudo-icons on public display in the refectory. it’s not hard to guess who he offered to pray to. here are mazepa, and petliura, and also the entire top ukrainian nazi collaborators, including bandera and shukhevych. so it is not surprising that a church minister who decided to share his own with others. perverted ideas about saints, became a defendant in a criminal trial, and under several articles at once, because it turned out that the bandera idol was just one of the episodes of this case, what else was offered to the omsk flock, did you take a closer look at anastasia ivanova? he showed almost no emotion when they came to search him. igor maksimov never admitted his guilt, but the literature found on him about the history of the ukrainian nazis and cut newspapers, with them, speaks for itself. maksimov stated. that he doesn’t know how he ended up with the book bandera, but he invited the investigators and operatives to read it themselves, right away, translating

so you know, the catholic church is the church that probably produces the most monitors and what do you see martyrs, and any and nigeria and other places most likely that they're going to be catholic . what about the so called secular west? do you think the growth of is um and secularism is posing a threat to the actual freedom of worship and in the so called free societies and and could we see perhaps worse discrimination in the future? i mean for example, we have recently seen that the f b i was investigating under cover my do a catholic group in richmond, virginia, labeling them far right extremist. yeah, it is to be expected. you know, i always as a catholic, i'm grateful. want to hear the story is because that means catholics are doing their job. so, you know, it's not really that they're left to stephen so much is that their progressive, i say that with the west is the compost liberal that no longer believes in freedom of speech, freedom of speech or expression, or religion. it's really it lacked in the, in the west is driven by an obsessive desire for progress and progress at the

so you know, the catholic church is the church that probably produces the most monitors and what do you see martyrs in any and nigeria and other places most likely that they're going to be catholic. what about in the so called secular west? do you think the growth of ac is um and secularism is posing a threat to the actual freedom of worship and in the so called free societies and and could we see perhaps worse discrimination in the future? i mean for example, we have recently seen that the f b i was investigating under cover my do a catholic group in richmond, virginia, labeling them far right extremist. yeah, it is to be expected. you know, i always, as a catholic, i'm grateful when i heard these stories because that means catholics are doing a job. so um, you know, it's not really that there left is even so much is it there? progressive. i say that with the west is become post liberal and no longer believes in freedom of speech, freedom of speech or expression, or religion. it's really in the left, in the, in the west is driven by an obsessive desire for progress and progress at the

catholic church to orthodox. small domes were installed on the towers of the building. former church has belonged to the orthodox community. in 1937 the temple burned. many utensils were saved, but the church itself was badly damaged. after 1960 , the authorities located a factory workshop here, and 20 years later the residents of kletsk set about reviving the church. the holy resurrection church is the only surviving architectural monument of the 16th century in kletsk. the building of the monastery complex is still located nearby, only today there is a nursery here. boarding school, in the ancient city there is another orthodox church, notable for the fact that prayers were heard in it even during political persecution. we follow the sporting life of our country. belarusian weightlifters won three licenses for the olympics in paris. a strong qualifying start for the world cup ended in thailand. in the final of the president's cup there is the most unexpected pair: zhlobin metallurg and brest. the history of the championship has been rewritten again; never before have t

streets of kletsk, originally it was called the church street, later at... the remains of the catholic church trinity church . documents have not yet been found regarding the exact date of construction of the shrine. probably a temple appeared during the reign of the grand duke of lithuania casimir in the second half of the 15th century. initially, the church was wooden, but over time, by order of albert radivil, a stone one was built in its place. the architect of the temple was giovanni bernardoni himself, a famous italian who also built the church in nesvezha. zdymak zrobleny menavіta ўzho pasla vyny, bachytse, hellish day, they are abgarel, magchyma, the germans abstracted the washing caravan. it is reliably known that in front of the church there was a bell tower where four bells hung. behind during the war, parishioners secretly took them out and hid them in different parts of the kletsky district. one was found in a sand quarry in the 1980s. descendants can still hear its ringing, only in... in the new temple, which replaced its namesake. in 2000 , a new trinity church began to be buil

in fact, in the catholic church, two elderly women were killed by israeli snipers snipers and the catholicre were statements, official statements that said that it was israeli snipers who killed two women near the church, in front of the church, they were leaving the church and moving from one building to another, they were killed, shot when people tried to save them, in them. .. also shot, seven were wounded, it happened again, how can this be a mistake, this is our question, because they were in the middle. but in older people. so about four or five members of our palestinian christian congregations died within the church due to disease. most likely due to lack of medical care or any medications. you can't go to the hospital. again, i invite people to listen to the story to understand what is going on. talk to the church leaders, the church leaders in jerusalem. about the problems and difficulties they faced before the war. or during the war right now in jerusalem. so, the speaker of the united states house of representatives, third after the president, third person in our political stru

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

church. so i was married catholic.f had to promise that my children would be raised catholic because they were my wife's wishes and so on. so my children were raised catholic. how i felt about it, well, i learned a little bit about the catholic religion and i would go to church with my children and their children on special father days and i would go to the catholic church. as far as the jewish part of my family is concerned, i was never raised jewish. i had jewish friends, very good friends, as a matter of fact, my good friend who is my accountant, we went to israel twice together and i was amazed at what a beautiful, wonderful country israel was and i was very happy to see that. that is probably one of the most important trips i ever took, and i took many trips in my days when i was in the insurance business. peter: let's leave it there. jochen “jack” wurfl, "my two lives" is your book. thank you for spending an hour with us on c-span. mr. wurfl: has it been an hour already? >> all q&a programs are available on our w

i mean, 20 years later, we were in the thick of the catholic church scandal.of lost our capacity for nuance and complexity and things. in the rush to win, people have lost the notion of progress. and you've got this kind of, you know, state your position, i think, that for me feels a little bit like it's a result of social media. you know, these algorithms that sort of divide us and categorize it for the purposes of marketing. make you take a stand. i'm red, i'm blue, i'm israel, i'm gaza, i'm russia, i'm ukraine, i'm gay, it's all that stuff. and i think john really addresses that in this play. it sort of, for me, goes beyond the catholic church. >> seth: you also -- the play never answers the question of guilt or innocence. but i'm wondering as an actor, in your head, don't tell me the answer, do you -- did you have to decide whether he was guilty or innocent? >> yes. >> seth: so you made a decision -- >> yes. >> seth: because i guess it would be impossible to act the part without knowing. >> well, i think that's part of -- you know, seeing the play differen

catholic church talked about it.atements, official statements that said that it was israeli snipers who killed two women near the church, in front of the church. they left the church and moved from one. you get us out of course we are helpless here what can we do except pray try to collect financial for them support so they can pay, buy food, right now they are telling us their biggest problem is hunger, they are literally starving and many of them have died due to lack of medical care, so in gas right now if you if you get sick, you don't have enough. so, about four or five members of our palestinian christian community died inside the church due to illness, most likely due to lack of medical care or any medicine, you can't go to the hospital. again, i invite people to listen to the story to understand what's going on, talk to the church leaders, the church leaders in jerusalem, and... the problems the difficulties they faced before the war or during the war right now in jerusalem. so the speaker of the united state

a branch of the catholic church not recognized by rhone. we made the sheila and ex assist in a small village in the gaze department in the south of france. and we aren't the only ones waiting for him. it's a heinz is activity outside his phone, the. this demon hunters reputation goes back to the seventy's the to assign to but i will see i feel a little depressed and tired to to i still feel blockage is gabriel kindly. special . awesome. so your inner self feels that you know, so exactly it's the spirit is that that's normal. it can take them any money, then don't worry. it's because you're still possessed. normally catholic priests don't allow it. citizens to be filled with the diesel, isn't camera shy when we build a new sense? as for you, this is what you send you on google simulations. and you also tell me who, you know, they will test the be able to get up here with a 0, which will contribute potential. and you can google, these will save us and we need to go through the, nobody. but what's the thing you say one comes up on the table? c

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maksimov turns out to not remember and who is listed in the parish of the ukrainian greek catholic church footage of this same worker, in the clothes of either a deacon or a priest, reading an excerpt from the gospel of mark about the healing of a possessed child, not in church slavonic, but in ukrainian. during the searches, maksimov said that he also worked as a watchman in karitos, this is a charitable organization, strange for a person with a higher education; they found maksimov with a diploma from the ukrainian catholic university. at the ukrainian catholic university they teach that homosexuality is this is normal, there are teachers who teach there who are completely open homosexuals, it’s just preached there in coursework. what the old press used to be like, what people used to talk about, what people used to think about, what sins, what perversions, i read this, because well, you know how a person’s thoughts are built about. these are the thoughts maksimov has in general that the investigators will still find out, why he had, for example, literature with the title of how moscow

peter and paul catholic church during service. video from the citizen app shows emergency crews rushing to help the victim kron. 4 confirmed the man is a churchgoer. someone who works at saints. peter and paul says a homeless man was disrupting the sunday service. and when asked to leave, he got physical and the homeless man then pulled out a knife and a parishioner outside the church. i saw him. >> this guy being pinned down. and that's when we heard he got stabbed. so top of steps of the looking out and all of us and i go, oh, my the frightening scene played out on filbert street around one in the afternoon. the victim was later taken to the hospital that we're just going just pray and see what happens. police say they arrested a man who witnesses identified as the attacker. >> the church worker says it scares them to know that the man was armed while inside the church. we didn't know we had a knife. he could have done something this happened in supervisor. aaron peskin is district reached out to me, says he's aware of the stabb

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this, because he perfectly understands two things: first, he has certain obligations that the catholic church in his person, took upon himself during the signing of the havana declaration, that's all the time they forget about her, and that's a lot an important document, when the catholic church, in its person and the russian orthodox church, essentially divided spheres of influence, and ukraine then gave the sphere of influence to the russian orthodox church, this is a well-known story, then our greek catholics even opposed it. but it is there, and that is why he keeps these obligations somewhere, and the second point is that he does not do it, because he knows very well that in russia, not only that, but at best they will not react to it, at worst he will be given such an answer that this answer will be for him to some extent humiliating, and that is why he simply does not provoke it, the pope's position is actually very weak, on the one hand he says the right things about exchange, conflicts, the need for war, the end of all this, christian values. and so on, and on the other hand, he is a

so the who to dominate the catholic church was also a part of that horror if extra size you left the un peacekeeping mission and rhonda during the genocide that mission field dramatically. why? because it was never established to in fact create a piece. it was there to monitor to groups who had signed and agreed that they wanted peace. and we were there too, as a sort of the referee without a red card to assist them in interpreting the material and also using their differences. a friction is that they might have been implementing the piece agreement. but what was the eve of the whole construct of that mission was the fact that the extremist elements, both sides had not really committed to wanting this disagreement to work. and in particular are the 2 side, the government side extreme as governments were right directly under the regime of the wife of the president and her family who controlled the power in that country. what would you have needed back then to prevent the genocide from happening? well after uh, the 11th of january, when an informant gave me the material to be able to t

there was once a stone catholic church here. a shrine that appeared on this site thanks to the hero tadeusz agininsky. consider you haven't visited in sinoye, if you haven’t tried the krinichny water. people come from neighboring areas and villages to buy it; they believe it has healing powers. watch the program city of belarus on the belarus 24 tv channel. my name is nathan, i'm from france and i came here in august, so it's been 6 or 7 months that i've been here and it was for the theater. i've been here in belarus for 4 years now. theater, a system for stanislavsky, because in algeria, we also have a system for stanislavsky, but i want to know more, then for a while i had how to work, i worked as an actor, my country, in television, in cinema, i was already a director once, but then there was time for me and there was an opportunity for me, i only worked here for one month, august, then i will return to my country, work and live my life . the language is difficult, because before we arrived in belarus, minsk, i don’t know how russian is, no, i know french, arabic, english, but i don’t kn

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this, because he perfectly understands two things: first, he has certain obligations that the catholic church person, took upon himself during the signing of the havana declaration, that is, all the time about it is forgotten, and this is a very important document at a time when... the catholic church in its person and the russian orthodox church essentially shared spheres of influence and ukraine was then given over to the sphere of influence of the russian orthodox church, yet it is a well-known story, then our greek catholics even opposed. of this, but she is, and that's why he keeps these obligations somewhere, and the second point is that he doesn't do it, because he knows very well that in russia, not only that, well, in the best case, they won't react to it, in the worst case, they'll give him such an answer , that this answer will be somewhat humiliating for him, and that is why he simply does not provoke it, the position of the pope is actually very weak, on the one hand he says the right things about exchange, conflicts, the need for war, the end all this, christian values ​​and so

understanding of that time is that this is the only legal marriage that is blessed by the roman catholic churchnciple, accordingly, this institution is also dying out, then the redistribution of property that belonged to them, who are the elites? well , it’s clear that these are not rich artisans, or landowners, these are people who are related to the ruling one. the state elite, that is, to the same monarchical circles, or to the church, that is, again, to take everything from them, to divide it between those whom the troops and those whom the military will personally recruit. being at the top of this hierarchy, he considered them worthy, he had such a simple program, but there was a whole community there, because telemen are different from each other, as always, the devil is in the details, what are the details? the fact is that we remember the committee of 300 originates basically from the venetian republic, according to anglo-saxon historians and lyndon larouche, and the same intelligence veteran john coleman, and having gone through the dutch. already comes in the era of welherm of orange

guides like to say, the bright dominant feature is the red-brick gothic cathedral, the roman catholic churchlish church. it arose at the very beginning of the 20th century, that is, under the last tsar. the first poles appeared in tobolsk with the ermak cossacks. later, polish servants arrived here. now the catholic community of tobolsk is very not... in the church, as expected, it is light, laconic, simple, all summer, organ concerts are held here every weekend, organist gaik aganisyan was born in armenia, these are the twists and turns of fate, yes, but soon their family moved to tobolsk, and his father became one of the restorers for the restoration of the church, gradually his father, gayk himself, and his brother joined this faith. recently, hayk played mendelssohn’s wedding march at his brother’s wedding ceremony, yes, in this very church. all religious denominations in tobolsk are adjacent to each other. there are also two mosques in the city. of the city's 100 residents , almost a fifth are muslims. this mosque is ancient, built at the end of the 19th century. costs it is in the tata