the creation of the greek catholic church, today's church realities, when three orthodox churches existparallel in parallel, clearly demonstrate this mission centuries later in many ways it turned out that the construction of the main cathedral of the ukrainian greek catholic church of the cathedral of the resurrection of christ in kiev on the left bank was another confirmation dnipro, this unian church became the highest in the ukrainian capital anna efimova valery savelyev anastasia popova typical ukraine we will talk with our permanent expert rostislav about what threatens today the new phase of the ukrainian schism of the schism of ukrainian orthodoxy. ishchenko rostislav good afternoon. good afternoon, if you look at the long history of attempts to split ukrainian orthodoxy, can we say that a result has finally been achieved today? well, first of all, uh, if we talk about trying to split, we must talk the schism of russian orthodoxy, because even the re-creation of the kiev metropolitanate in its time. by the way, at one time it was subordinate to the patriarchate of constantinople

up churches. they serve in garages. they serve in apartments there, well, they actually leave in such a combo, but they uh remain loyal to the russian orthodox church. as far as if i understand the position correctly. eh, patriarch kirill and the russian orthodox church, they nevertheless reacted with understanding to the latest actions of the ukrainian orthodox church, which confirmed its independence, which in fact, thanks to the tomus, she also had alexy ii, and in this sense, if i understand correctly, her authorities still, until the ukrainian orthodox church is so completely undermined, they are holding some more blow. what do you think that the russian orthodox church was forced to state that in its proclamation? yes, there is no word autocephaly, but de facto it is proclaimed in such. uh, the upc went much further than thomas issued a lecture second under duress, in fact there was a very powerful political pressure, and a powerful there is always political pressure christianity was born un

church.re were two such commissions. they held several meetings. according to the results of the last commission, comedians were accepted from 10 points. i will publish it again in the near future. to get acquainted with it, since it coincides with many provisions that are being discussed today, unfortunately, this commission stopped working because metropolitan volodymyr was called from moscow, this is kirill goruna, who was an active participant in this negotiation process, was recalled to moscow, and in fact, that was the end of the work. if such work is revived in the future, it would be very good, but it is small, but for now it is happening at the grassroots level, at the level of the clergy as vladyka klimentren said, the spokesman of the moscow patriarchate says that no one authorized these people and they do not actually represent anyone. this is very good, but for today, i think that much better and more effective steps are needed, which can be the result of the fact that the negoti

, the orthodox church of ukraine and the ukrainian orthodox church, will unite into a single ukrainianrpc not recognize it, this is the problem of the rpc. i think that soon all the rpcs will not be recognized. so it is taking very strong steps towards that, because i want to tell everyone who still looks at patriarch kirill with his own eyes that this is a satanic sect well, it does not matter how many people there are, if a priest comes out with christ, you can say on his stomach and blesses the war, well, that’s the end of it. yes, he is no priest, it’s the devil in him, people who come and pray are sitting in him pray not to god but to the devil, i will tell you clearly none of them will be saved if someone among them believes that he will be saved after death, neither will they all go to hell collectively vladimir antonovych putin says that they will all go to heaven, he will cheat all the fees lead to hell, and the only way not to go to hell is to create a real orthodox church , patriarch kirill should banish his ideas even to a monastery, repent from this church, so the whole ch

a christian church being open to l. g, b, t, q people, so many churches deny followers who are open about their sexuality. is this an example at dotson gong, offer of a church responding to changes in society to, to a new reality issue? you're. ready right, are you promoting? no, is it very hard copy among the churches and many other countries? so this is just an example of the church. those awkward are to work on. those who have been historically discriminated against. yes. doesn't go. i'd like for you to take a listen to reverend and twan, retire city. he is from the anglican church of rwanda and then i'll come back to you. it's not to become that big piece. how the bible should be. it's the bible that should dictate tell dakota levy and i think that's what we're making mistakes because we see a just the bible to the new friends of coach the bible that he's delayed the guidelines. it's the bible. the flaky lighthouse for the future will be at least 4 patricia. so you've heard of a dawson gong k, a condemnation from th

the catholic church, the refuse to apologize at all. why do you think put francis decided to do it now? i think really largely the finding of unmarked graves last summer here in canada that really garnered international media attention as well as i think our survivors who actually visited the pope in the spring and begged him actually really to come to canada and give the apology on canadian soil, rather than up to that account. i think those are the 2 main causes that really force that today in 2022, but back in 2015. actually the truth and reconciliation call to action. there is 94 that canadians were supposed to follow and actually number 58 was for the poke to actually come to can even soil and apologize. so really trying to fill one of the wishes from thousands of survivors that participated in that process. jackson, looking past the catholic church to canada itself in terms of truth and reconciliation. do indigenous communities feel there has been enough truth to move toward complete reconciliation with the past. yeah, i think tha

the ukrainian autocephalous church. moscow patriarchate began to be exposed. to ban all the big attacks, the ukrainian orthodox church became the number one goal for the local authorities and successively, the priests and right-wing radicals went to it, as the shock force attacked the processions churches were smashed, parishioners were beaten and the priest was threatened. well, over the past 3 months, supporters of the dog with the support or tacit consent of officials. about 250 churches of the canonical orthodox church of ukraine were seized. however, despite this, at the council held on may 27, in fact, a step was taken towards reconciliation with the dog, for example, the abbreviated name of the once hostile structure and the titles of its leaders were decided more.

and when such cases occur, they are mostly end with closed churches or half-empty churches, and thenre possible, the introduction of the anti-raider commission, the complaint of the anti-raider commission to the ministry of justice, the reputation of ukraine on the international arena will suffer, and the orthodox church of ukraine itself will suffer for its establishment, which was supported by the activists who came to vote for changing the jurisdiction of the temple, while they themselves are not believers of this temple, eh, this is a situation that will really harm everyone, including the church and ukraine, so it is very important not to change concept, the parish itself must make decisions in any case, the parish itself must make decisions, but there are also local authorities, and we understand that local authorities very often wait for very clear concrete signals, do you remember how the moscow popes remembered you hetman mazepa, regularly imposing on him and repeating the story here about the anathema, well, accordingly, i think that accordingly, the current representatives

people into our churches came after we saw that they were undesirable in any christian church. daniella cuz we looked at the scriptures and saw that they are acceptable people like us able to see what that is, why we welcomed these people of god. a woman can do a man other churches of distance themselves from that stands maintaining that true christianity cannot be altered. his years later, d, money, interest, and duma sexuality, and some of those other things they're then put tree doesn't seem for behaviors up and munitions actually for her. as a matter of fact, why? because every content diction you finding the bible is a protection for the community. it's a common view in rwanda, which has over 15000 churches but with only one outlier providing the unconditional welcome l g b t q. christians, seek antidote. deeper into this, i'm joined by dr. david and go dozen gog is originally from cameron, and as a professor of religion and theology at stillman college, in tuscaloosa, alabama from where he joins us now. welcome to dw, and he is africa. it sounds almost counter intuitive if you wil

rome condescendingly allowed the uniates to preserve the eastern church rite.ence the name of the greek catholics, but more often they were called humiliatingly schismatics, that is, separated from the church. in addition, the independence of the kiev metropolis, despite the expectation of the bishops, never received during the 18th century, unian church. more and more, she strove to get closer to the catholic , this was also expressed in the outward appearance of the priest. this was expressed in shaving turnover. this e was also expressed in a number of other traditions. so when you talk about the purity of the liturgical life, they don’t come, they left their native shore, but never landed on another. and this, of course, had a monstrous effect on the mentality on the minds after the partition of the commonwealth at the end of the 18th century, the fate of the representatives of the unian church was developing in different ways, on those lands that were under the control of the russian empire, the uniates were gradually returned to orthodoxy, and by 1875 in

a christian church been open to algae b t q people, so many churches deny followers who are open about their sexuality. is this an example? ad dotson gong, offer of a church responding to changes in society to, to a new reality issue a. ready right, as you probably know, is a very hard topic among the charges in many other countries. and so this is just an example of the church. those off one are to were coming. those who have been, i started to discriminate against. yes. doesn't go, i'd like for you to take a listen to reverend antwan. retired seated. he is from the anglican church of rwanda and then i'll come back to you if not the culture that how they buy more food to be. if they buy one that should dictate how the character will be, and i think that's up to what i'm making the stick because we fit, issued a just the bible to the new cream of culture. and the bible that gives the like the guidelines. it's the bible is like a lighthouse for the people be at least for the christian. so you've heard of a dozen golf k, a condemnation from the anglican church in africa. does the church

of power and decision-making for the church.stioned about children of priests, the church said, "they don't exist. and if they do, they're an exception." lisa: it's hard to say how many children of priests there are around the world. there could be thousands. you mightn't have heard about it, but, believe me, they're talking about it behind these walls. we're on a journey to uncover the secrets of the children who've been silenced for years. ♪♪♪ lisa: we're going to the very top to get some answers and to understand the depth of the hurt and the scale of the problem. lisa: this has been a very big deal, hasn't it, for the church? andrea tornielli: yes, yes. lisa: we'll speak to children of priests in a number of countries. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ lisa: the tourist guides boast that mount gambier in south australia offers unforgettable experiences and unique memories, but it's where this story starts for a woman who is missing a lifetime of memories. linda lawless: hi, how are you? well, welcome, come in. lisa: nice to meet you. lisa: linda lawl

we know the catholic church reesenteabout 60%, but other churches for the other ones.hese predators have been allowed to walk free ever since without any monitoring, without any surveillance. and that is my bgest concern because worldwide, where you look at the exact situations whether in the united states, australia, france, they have -- even where they ha had inquiries or litigation settlements, they have allowed these sexual predators to walk free and they haveone oto work with children and sexually offend again. so my concern is, we have absolutely no idea how bad it has continued to this day in canada. juan: what about this whole issue of reparations? "the new york times" reported just a fraction of the money promised to the victims in a candida. what is the situation -- can you talk about the situation with reparations? >> here's the thing with apologies. you know, yet to be really sorry. you have to admit for t crimes and then you have to kind of promise not to do it again and take steps to make sure the abuse doesn't happen, and then there is the issue of repar

and the most important thing happens in the church. in the church christ lives in the church all thoseat belonged to the past and which are really the values ​​of the power of the holy spirit, through the divine choristia are tolized from , as i already said, we are made participants in everything that the lord did, his teaching, his suffering, his death, his resurrection and his second and terrible coming, which are also outside this historical calendar and which are also actualized through the celebration of the holy eucharist. today is a difficult time, as i said, we are going through but simple times, in fact, never happened. each time brought its own challenges and problems. and therefore, only those who knew how to perceive all this correctly and emerged victorious from the most difficult and most dangerous historical cataclysms and gladness and pestilence and warriors between sleep battles . what just was not. that's to ensure that we as a country as a people. we had hope that we would get through all the world crises. we have to be sure to keep faith in your heart. for us, this

the age of the church is not suitable. the cave is filled up, but mrs.option in one of the houses near the church. recently, the ground began to subside. galina, are you at home at home? good afternoon, 10 years ago in this yard unusual events took place , which are now reminded only by the slightly uneven ground here, you can see here a drop of 10 centimeters, gas was brought to the house, a trench was dug, but suddenly the ground at the bottom began to sink into the void , a real funnel appeared, well, centimeters 50-70 km such a hole was a grid in the ground, just a hole aga galina and her son decided to explore the mysterious sinkhole, but the two-meter stick that they lowered inside to measure the depth simply fell into the void well, this means that there is definitely something under your yard, the possibility of truly underground passages you do you think this tunnel can connect your house with the illinsky church of galina's family , several generations have lived in this place and according to family traditions , galina's ancestor was khmelnyts

, the universal church, and then the story surrounding the issue of the patriarchate in ukraine. i can not say now what the result will be. i belong to them . there are very few left who as young people took a rather radical step, we left our countries and dioceses to live with patriarch yosif the blind at ukrainian catholic university in rome in the 1970s and 1980s. what kind of life was he, that is, this question is very important to us and we raise it, we see what you know, i have seen too many great events, too many miracles in my life not to to believe that dreams and dreams will come true and that which is not just what belongs, but what is necessary for our development, for our soul-pastillation of our side, it is very important that we act like the patriarchy, you understand, the patriarchy cannot be such a sticker or a title it should be a title that reflects a powerful and authentic action, now it is most important that we as a church serve people, that we be close, that we be a field hospital, that we , er, be the ones who help heal wounds, and that will be our patriar

thus, since those who now leave the church are often those who believed that the church of changing did any one who is searching for order hierarchy and authority and the church isn't moving away. they are saying now finally, these liberals, her weren't true believers are finally gone. god, now we're much better for us here and our influence will be much greater resort. when all the lukewarm believers see the gray sheep leaves to he, it's the purest that are left behind will die. and in this pure flood wide as the opus day galvan, as well as other very authoritarian spiritual communities ahead of you, but will be more dominant yet at us all force on time are under the zia, out of the dealer gases you much often goes when i'm tired, no way to go. the catholic church is once again at a cross race. should it open itself to the world or barricaded south? pope frances seems unwilling or unable to choose a clear direction open day. that question is at the very crux of its future. hoyt at the op was danish design, benet opus day, doesn't have the same powerful roll it had in the 70s or eightie

and this is what the church gives us.e word of god gives us, what the edification of the holy fathers gives us, they help us mentally and rationally immerse ourselves in such a world. in which everything will certainly take care of his spiritual state, and therefore listen to the voice of his conscience. after all as a matter of fact, abodes such as this holy great abode many others. after all, they were created so that people would leave the world, so that there would be no distractions, so that a person could focus on his spiritual life, so that he could take care of the state of his conscience, fulfilling church instructions to educate himself in such a system of spiritual values ​​that support in proper condition and human conscience. when are you? in such an abode as this holy abode one involuntarily recalls the great the exploits of those who created the holy family of the abode , many other abodes of people who left the world, who exposed themselves to physical dangers. in order to be closer to god, to immerse ours

i'm glad you're working through the churches. could you describe the role of church in ukraine? could you address may be other european countries, the role of ukraine as little different. >> ukraine is probably the most church country in europe with that aspect. i will not speak directly with the baptist union unit of pentecost can get the orthodox church as well and resource been split away from the russian orthodox. but the church is active, alive, hungry, one store. when i was there before we even call i was there the start of the second week of the war they were the ones housing and feeding and building these individuals from the train stations to the border and when one group would come out another one would come into the church. they are being the hands and feet of jesus of the thing i can living at the story of the good samaritans. that might not be true in every country in europe but within your the church is unbelievable, i'm sorry, within ukraine. >> thank you. the time of the gentleman has expired. i did know that mr. walsh might have a response to the question for yo

in belgorodka and only the parishioners and the people who donated to this church have the right tosions about the fate of this church. the patriarchs of ptu and allegedly announce the beginning of some dialogue, i am skeptical, this cannot be the beginning of a dialogue because, again, i repeat , none of the important people were present, there was no explanation of why, i think that it is possible now there are simply ongoing various attempts to formulate a certain morning agreement, written or unwritten, they are important, and we understand that part of the episcopate is, so to speak, in inertial institutional dependence, in particular, we are talking about representatives of the moscow patriarchate, so novinsky, for example, made himself a deputy mandate novinsky is not the last man in various roman hierarchies of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate. that is, we understand that the game is extremely serious. in order to outline the possible further field of decision, nothing now limits, let's say, those 10 priests who were in sofia of kyiv yesterday to foll

it is only a partial disclosure that the catholic church can compete -- complete. need those religious entities to do their best at getting some information out that only they hold. >> in the u.s., there is an investigation into the abuse of indigenous children. do think america is far behind canada in confronting its past? >> it is an excellent question. i had the opportunity to speak to secretary holland. there was a feeling in terms of the work being done in the u.s. trailing behind in the work that needs to be done. the awareness is being raised in american society these tragedies across the americas in the u.s. and canada as the case may be. but clearly there is work to be done. as much as we need the catholic church to be part and parcel, our american friends are part and parcel of this discussion insofar as the tragedies occued in many respects to the people both of our governments serve over decades. >> mark miller, thank you for being with us. in football, the first semifinal of the women's euros has been played the tournament host england has knocked out

orthodox church? i will say now that in kyiv, in principle , there are isolated cases in principle of handing out summonses right on the street today, respectively, the kyiv center they usually work through employers, but again there is information and there are already some manifestations of such a situation that exist on the street as well and from where the brothers start working in this sense, will they reach to churches e mosques and or other places of worship e time will tell but again here the question is probably rather a decision made directly on the spot here there is no situation when the central military authority accordingly accepts and tells its military commissars where to go and hand them only accordingly today tasks are assigned to a certain the number of conscripts once and for the second time, these summonses in most cases are aimed only at clarifying the credentials , that is, no one is immediately taken to the army, only conditionally to refresh the case in terms of papers to see

church of ukraine, which was held by the other day, hmm. this meeting, there were many such comments about the dialog that began, finally the conversation began, and it was with the participation of the state, there was the minister of cultural information, but the ukrainian orthodox church was very disapproving of this conversation, there was no support at a high level she did not get the impression that there is a real possibility of a dialogue that really led to some serious changes and to the creation of a single local orthodox church of ukraine, she still looks the same fmmer just like before the war i absolutely support you i think that this is such a stillborn child if at all you can call it a child all these smiles and what a skillful meeting it is and everything is really unconditional this well and how two different worlds met and they unconditionally well, it seems to me that the smell is the west, the east is the east. together, i don't see the prospect of any such association here, it seems to me that the russian orthodox churc

the churches shocking indifference to indigenous life and culture at schools where the church was once contracted to teach and nurture 1st nations children. many like bruce cut, knife or taken from their parents, taken from their traditions and language, cut knife now lives outside edmonton, a 100 kilometers up the road from where his school once stood. and the majority of us to speak english. and we didn't understand teacher. and sometimes we didn't respond properly for which you would be slapped to the face. much worse, residential schools contracted to the catholic churches were sometimes home to sexual predators in the guise of clergy or staff. earlier this year at the vatican, pope francis invited members of canada as cree nation for an audience. below bereavement leave and open for the deplorable behavior of those members of the catholic church. i ask forgiveness from god. and i would like to tell you from the bottom of my heart, that i am very pained when i joined my brother bishops from canada, in apologizing to you. now indigenous people wait to hear the pope say something sim

the church and residential school has harmed. there are family not only themselves, but their parents, grandparents and even great grandparents, but to cut knife believes a sincere apology, delivered right in the heart of where the terrible harm occurred. can still, he says, be quite meaningful. forming the one now and next for staff and has extended his championship laid out winning the french grand prix. it was, however, another forgettable day for ferrari another pull position for charlotte clare, and very soon another sob story. the mon, aghast had converted only 5 of his previous 15, courier pulls into winds, and the list of failures grew just 18 lapse in as he spun out of contention. it was the 3rd time this year laclare had retired while leading on the team radio. he made his frustration plane once again max pushed up and was the beneficiary of declares wos the grid at le castelli has been good to the dutchman and he took the checkered flag just as he had last year. elsewhere there was a rare moment of joy in a poor season

because all we do in dance church is, we dance. we dance to music however you want to let it out in your body. and so, i think it means something that people turn to joy in their bodies and dance in dark times. and i see that staying. >> now, you have a class and sanford disco. this airs in sunday morning, so this class is less than an hour from now. so you are coming back next month, your classes also transfer to seattle and portland and chicago -- let me put you on the spot and asked, who were the best dancers? >> like, who are best teachers? >> no, who are your best dancers? chicagoans? >> oh my gosh. i don't know if i can answer that question. everybody is amazing. our communities on the ground in seattle and l.a. and new york, all of these pop up classes, it is just so amazing to see all these people just show up and really just be present for each other. i like to say that dance church is like contagious expression, you know? there is this blurriness as you are in class and sort of getting in your zone, and you see out of the

you know, the anglican church and united church actually apologized in the late 19 eighties and early 19 nineties and has taken actually 7 years for the pope to come to canada and actually make this apology if he does make it today. and it's actually fulfills one of the 94 calls, the action with survivors over 6000 actually participated in this process across the country. and all of this built in to 94 call to action that we were supposed to answer as canadians and variety of institutions. but one of them was to have come over and actually do an apology on canadian soil, so i'm happy that might be checked off today as you can say. but really, i think the 1st step in a long process. and again, why didn't this happened 7 years ago is i think a really important question to ask. but is this all the people are going to get an apology saying, sorry, that's frankly, it's you, i think a little too late at this time. i think a lot of people want to follow up with the real action that, that again, and cope can do with the powers that they have. the main one i think is opening up the archive for

it has to be the church as well. has to come on both sides. >> our thanks to marcus. >>> next, convicted conwoman anna delvey dives into her latest project. is it art? or is it just a new iteration of her old scheming ways? when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older... with at least 1 heart disease risk factor have higher risks. don't tak

they're traveling andrew jensen became the assistant church historian for the church of jesus christ validation said a very disagreeable ride through the state of missouri where the inhabitants at nearby where the inhabitants at nearby nearly every station did all they could to insult the the immigrants. well, this is at the time of the civil war. so this isn't like saying that everybody is from missouri, right but can kind of read between the lines of what's happening here. they said they were waiting afraid of their good cars being burned by the confederates. we took a steamer up to missouri. it was a flat boat and we were very crowded so you get rough travel not only on the river but again on the rail. joseph w. young wrote every few miles the debris of a wrecked train and surmise the situation by staying. where not that god is with his people the thought of the saints traveling over such a road to be almost unbearable. and so what another thing you should understand? is that in the journals during this time period latter-day saints felt like they were modern-day israel. and brigh

only thing about in order to excommunicate him so that he would excommunicate him and his church didot have the economy it has now mr. viktor please tell me to what extent it can be implemented or it will again remain correct and a good idea but at the level of an idea, well, look at the solution accordingly to appeal to the ecumenical way was accepted even a little more than a month ago, but now it is not difficult to directly appeal, and this title is official and opening, it needs a certain reaction , that is, and the topic that there will be a copy sent to all other local orthodox churches, and the arguments that are presented there are in principle, strong , first of all, really pateractive, now very deeply integrated into this system of russian aggression directly, in fact, it is a kind of russian testament, it is the first and the second in one because it is out indeed, the concept of the russian world so-called, which he personally develops and promotes very actively since 2010, it really bears the signs of a specific erusus of the so-called russia and fism, that is, when sta

you're not in the black church were the churches that raised in shape me for where we belong without hearing somebody the midst of the service and the preacher or the choir or the testimony know god makes a way out of no way. it is a phrase boring of suffering and oppression and of keeping the faith even when it seems like the odds are overwhelming and hoping against hope. putting 1 foot in front of the other in moving forward and walking toar the darkness knowig that the light shines in the darkness and the darkness will overcome. the memoir reflects on the culture that has shaped me it is my story as an expression of the larger american story. >> that reminds me the choice i made for my memoir that was published sevenn years ago and i called it experiences and it comes with blessed is yours. as we just said this is my story this is my song. sing it all the day long. that reminds me of little bit of what i read my book. you seem to be saying in this book that you feel that you are preordained for the ministry. the pastorate. you mentioned choices and where they goha to school. >> it

people into our churches came after we saw that they were undesirable in any christian church. daniella cuz we looked at the scriptures and saw that they aren't acceptable. people like us able to see what that is, why we welcomed these people of god, warmer corn, billy money, other churches have distance themselves from that stands maintaining that true christianity cannot be altered behaviors, laker di maria, and do what sexuality and some of those other things that then portray doesn't seem for behaviors, upward munitions actually for her asthma to fuck. why? because everything to diction you finding the bible is the protection for the community. it's a common view in rwanda, which has over 15000 churches but with only one outlier providing the unconditional welcome l g b t q. christians seek now for all you game of thrones fans out there, the hit fat as he drama is back as a pre call series house of the dragon producers and stage than eagerly anticipated premier in los angeles. ah, story about a family divide, it is a full time in which dragon's fly, the skies and their turn gary and

rick: this church meant everything to my grandma. candice: here lie his childhood memories and his nightmares that rick pfisterer says began in the fourth grade. rick: i was an altar boy. the man raped me. he physically raped me in that house right over here. physically took me in there. he did god-awful things. candice: the abuse by father robert ponciroli continued for more than a year, pfisterer says. when he finally decided to tell someone, that someone was going to be his own father. rick: the priest had gotten my home phone and talked to my dad prior to me gettin' home and tellin' him what was going on, and i got beat for "lying" to him, and so i never said another word to anybody. candice: pfisterer has now joined more than 700 californians suing catholic institutions across the state, accusing priests and other church employees of sexually abusing them as children and teens, their legal action enabled by a recent state law that opened a three-year look back window, allowing new lawsuits to proceed in court that are based on o

the anglican church of canada and the united church of canada actually apologized in 1993 and 1987 respectively. anchor: tell us more about the background. in the last your so, there's been -- year or so, there's been discovery of burial sites at schools. what we know about what happened in the schools? >> these schools, to be frank, are the worst schools you could image possible they existed for over 100 50 years, for generations of indigenous students. as i just spoke about the physical, mental and sexual abuse was a key component as well as removing indigenous leg which is in cultures. in one school in northern ontario run by the catholic church, they still have not returned the documents from this school, and there are allegations and tons of witnesses that say an electric chair was used on children to forbid them from using their languages. the most horrific institutions you uld ever imagine were really these ones by the catholic church in canada. anchor: it sounds like there was an attempt to cover up? >> for sure, the documents have never been returned by the catholic church of canada, t

and let the church say amen.k community since enslaved gather to worship. -- stops on the underground railroad and later provided the power and organization around equal rights in this country. -- but it doesn't always feel like the black churches the quite the same thing as it once was. for example, this bishop, no more whitehead, said he was robbed of $400,000 of jewelry last sunday as he was in the middle of his life stream service. and he famously financed -- he has recently walked back his decades long teaching about -- joining me to get into all of this is msnbc contributor and host of the under racked podcast, and joshua dubois, former director of the white house faith-based initiative under barack oakham obama. -- he's also the author, the president's devotional, the readings that inspired president obama. listen, you guys are perfect. brittani's the piquÉ. to piquÉ's on the panel. those are preachers kids, for those who don't. now even though you don't have to be ports of a past, or most pastor be rich.

this surplus wealth on church leaders and residents of church cities can poured in constructing grand new churches and cathedrals, churches are much bigger and they're painted very brightly ah, by the early 13th century western christianity had spread over a large territory over which pope innocent the 3rd had sold spiritual authority. innocent, the 3rd led the most powerful institution in the middle ages and sought to claim his supremacy over all other rulers in the realm. in 1213, he called before the latter and council, which convened in 1215. it was attended by some 1500 bishops alberts and priors, and envoys of european kings who took positions on all political matters of the time. intent on extending the authority of the church, the pope sought to centralize all religious discourse. and he saw the close proximity between jews and christians as the threat before the year. 1000. you could not look at a jewish person and identify that person. and as jewish, they looked no different. they have the same facial features. they're wearing the same clothing. they're all bareheaded, they'