so this is an important issue because divorce and remarried people cannot receive communion.cis has hinted, we have to talk about this. there is a lot of alienation and hurt over divorce and remarriage. so these are very ordinary down to earth substantive issues in the lives of real people and francis is tackling them. >> what do you think about this? is there a possibility in a way, this is reason why so many people have such a positive opinion of the pope. there are still other people who feel that perhaps the movement is too fast. is there any risk do you think of some whip lash? that he is moving too quickly? or as you look at this, having studied the vatican, that it is about time the catholic church moved along? >> well, look. i think change, whether it is change in politics or in the economy or in this case, religion. change is going to be unsettling to some. if you look at the reaction francis has generated over the last nine months, there would be some conservative sectors in the church who worry that it is too much too fast. but there is some on the left that think

are serving communion. so i really enjoyed it. i was critical of some elements of it, but i tried to be honest as a reporter and asset as i could be with what i've got. >> host: what is your day job? >> guest: i'm an editor at a religion writer for beacon which is a new startup that seeks to draw a new model in journalism. beacon reader.com. >> host: so the answer to the question that you asked on the cover of your book, does jesus really love me, what's the answer? >> guest: the answer is it depends on the u.s. i take every person you talk to is a slightly different image of jesus, cobbled together from things you learn as a kid, things you read in the newspaper, debt instinct, and no person has the same view -- debt instinct. of sexuality, so it's so diverse and so fun to explore but also very difficult because the issue is so emotionally charged. >> host: what is your answer ionally charged. for yourself? >> host: what is your answer to that question for yourself? >> guest: the answer most days is that m

and in our church, the husband or the church itself can deny communion to a congregant if they believe it's the will of god. now, you're laughing david campos. you think this is funny? god doesn't. but there is really -- listen, the bible is the word of god. and i'm going to say something shocking. when i preach on the street, this really gets a rise out of them and i don't do it to do that. i do it to explain what god means. see, jesus hates hypocracy and there is really no essential difference between two lesbians that go to church and even go to a bible study every week and yet don't want to hear what the word of god says about lesbianism and a professing christian that goes to church every sunday and a bible study every week and doesn't want to hear what the word of god says about a semis i have and obedient wife. submissive and obedient wife ~. the bible says sarah obeyed abraham and called him lord. on the day of judgment, folk, i'm telling you the word of god says everything you've done and said and thought will be weighed in the balances. >> thank you very much. are there any o

his 50 minutes of right wing fame came back in 2004 when he said he would deny communion to catholicns like john kerry -- >> a few church leaders say kerry should be denied communion because of views that contradict the church. >> when people are publicly sending in other words publicly acting contrary to fundamental teaching of the faith, then i'm required also to take an action with them. >> if cardinal burk is the kind of catholic the american right can really get behind, pope francis is turning out to be the opposite, not surprisingly, becoming a world renowned embodiment of -- pope francis with an increasingly irate audience in conservative media. >> i thought the pope was very much in favor of the european social model which fails it's own people. >> when the pope says it is the obligation of the government to take from the rich and give to the poor because that's the only way to alleviate poverty, he doesn't know what he's talking about. >> he makes me a little concerned on his marxist tendencies. >> there's no such unfettered capitalism that doesn't exist anywhere. >> pope fr

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politician such as then senator john kerry and nancy pelosi and rudy giuliani should not receive communion setting up his role as it was before. but as it relates to this move now, by the pope, how would you describe this? is it a matter of a conservative cardinal being as one headline put it ousted for a moderate? >> well, i definitely believe that a conservative cardinal has been replaced by a moderate cardinal. it's significant in the fact that at the time when cardinal burke was criticizing and politicians who voted a prochoice stance and saying they should not receive communion, that cardinal wurl disagreed with him and said that is not the way we approach the sacrame sacrament. certainly much more in line with the pope's thinking, that the sacraments are not meant for people who are perfect but meant to be signs of healing. so i think this appointment of cardinal wurl replacing burke is extremely significant. >> in part he said, this is again cardinal burke i'm quoting here, one gets the impression or its interpreted this way in the media, that he thinks we're talking too much about

a happy communion. we're glad they have been found, you know.ns in a silver jeep wrangler. >> the man driving it and a woman in front. >> reporter: they said they were off to play in the snow. that was sunday at noontime. when they failed to return home, family members reported them missing. and the search got underway. >> we don't know exactly where they were headed. we have a general idea. and those areas are being searched. >> the seven troughs is a huge wilderness area. 140 square miles. authorities were able to trace their last known cell signal, strong enough to register on the tower, but too weak to place a call. >> the last ping that we got, from their phone yesterday afternoon was in the area here. >> reporter: that still left a huge area to cover. >> best choice right now is to hit this as heavy as we can with aircraft. and then our ground teams here are basically waiting here, we launch them out, soon as they see anything. >> 200 volunteers on the ground. plus aircraft up top. armed with infrared sensors, sensitive enough to read huma

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and of course, it's going to be a happy communion. we're glad they've been found. everybody's prayers have been answered. >> reporter: it all saturday started sunday, when witnesses saw them drive off into the mountains in a silver jeep wrangler. they said they were off to play in the snow. that was sunday at noontime. when they failed to return home, family members reported them missing. and the search got under way. 200 volunteers on the ground, plus aircraft up top, armed with infrared sensors, sensitive enough to read human body heat. they found nothing. but then, on tuesday, one of the searchers on the ground spotted an overturned car through his binoculars. >> we just followed some tracks going up a road. and we found their footprints. so, we kept going up. and we started glassing with our binoculars. and we saw the jeep down there. >> reporter: to survive the 20-below temperatures at night, they burnt one of the car's tires. having been rushed to the hospital, the doctors have given them a clean bill of health. >> all of the patients are stable. preliminary

tutored and my life was mostly fantasy wishing that i were catholic so that i could have a holy communion and wearing my mother's tutus on the front lawn hoping a husband would come along so that i might marry him i also spent quite a lot of time in front of the bathroom mirror nearby there was a stack of books my favorites with the death of men electing and the cartoons of charles adams i would pretend to be morticia addams i was drawn to her i used to pull my eyes back and see how i'd look with slanted eye lids i liked saffir lauren a lot i'd seen pictures of her and she was my ideal of female beauty at the time if you think you and the adams family can. know that. you wrote by hand with pencil i did guess what the paper made sharp master number two did you like writing i love writing and i was sure you have been well i've written all my life and i've i've written prologue forwards for people for other people's books but something about sitting down and writing about the things that. that you know that have affected you it's a wonderful thing it's a really lovely practice and i find tha

conscience or you can watch it a goal to know that status updates so it suits them the most intimate communion simple the americans the rest of the future. that was her current six from upper pasture and cognitive psychology and one university in sweden. and winemakers in the house of representatives voted to extend the plastic gundy and today as they ran up against a deadline for its expiration the un detectable firearms act which was first enacted in nineteen eighty eight and re authorized in two thousand three mates enemy cool to cold manufacture import sound chip deliver his transfer or received any firearm next on detectable by metal detectors and x ray machines. however this time around the new provision was up for discussion. democratic senator charles schumer has been voicing his concern over a three d printing technology which has advanced to the point that anyone with one thousand dollars in an internet connection can access the plastic parts that can be fitted into a gun those firearms can be detected by metal detectors or x ray machines. when senate democrats were looking to amend

solid foundation and even the impedance to the cause of korean relations so the key to the univ communion. which may form them into the abortion puts those songs that he's asking at the end of the high level negotiations the two sides signed for documents in particular the signed agreement between the two governments on the cooperation in the two administrative assistant in customs matters to mcnabb ago signed a memorandum of understanding with the honda eye corporation summer green energy and john and i had the industries in the chambers of commerce of the two countries signed a memorandum of understanding as well. only. it's my duty the proceeding as we discussed the relations especially in major in basic sectors of the extent economy such as oil and gas energy and transport engineering as well. i would like to mention the number of major projects being implemented under the state program of accelerating and the stroke and innovative development on the commission of the head of state. as a minor one of them is the construction of the ball pasta more are planned. you'll be the most moder

the majority a few communion people is not a man whose face is not among your face station if you look in old. cities they are very quite it's only in kiev so it's a very little part of the ukrainian society which has many. many face stations and there is no proof that the majority of ukrainian people is on the side of the so-called throw you repin manifestation and up aren't even it's the country you look to ports of opinion so it's just a question of. you know of many are creation in two ways because objectively united states and western country how to defeat in middle east especially in syria and in a certain sense they wants to change the balance of power to international balance and of power and ukraine is a good playground for that and for the moment where you can keep up to date with all of the events in ukraine by visiting our t.v. dot com. in syria now al qaeda linked rebels have reportedly abducted one hundred twenty kurds from a village close to the turkish border the news was released on friday by the u.k. based observateur a for human rights and said that all the captives

should be far smaller than the how it's been in the past and that's why we are pursuing this fine communion but you know what i'm conscious of all of this that at the end of any crisis that ever happens for that or be bunking our economic again what always happens is regulators central bankers politicians they say this will never ever happen again and it keeps on happening but we have to ensure is that if this is the stop and again it doesn't how is such a casa klyce make an awful cost for taxpayers mr donohue thank you very much for you very much and if you like the show please join us again same place same time here on the world the pike. largest consumer of p.c.'s and i see it many in the country is the federal government to simply say as property of the united states government. why does the united states not privilege when it was done public has to realize it can't just by . just throw it away this is a problem for instance belongs to the united states a moment of protection agency and i found this on a dump site here this is a computer it's not always close enough to the producers of

should be far smaller than the how it's been in the past and dot's why we are pursuing this spine communion but you know what i'm conscious of all of this that at the end of any crisis that ever happens for the be bunking our economic again what always happens is the regulators central bankers politicians they say this will never ever happen again and it keeps on happening but we have to ensure is that if this does top and again it doesn't how is such a concept clueless make an awful cost for taxpayers mr donahue thank you very much for you very much and if you like the show please join us again same place same time here on the world the pike. speak your language. program see documentaries in arabic. reporting from the world talks about six of the interviews intriguing stories are you. trying. to. visit. the headlines from international competing. simultaneous pro and anti-government protests in the ukraine capital. tens of thousands arrive from across. me just show their support for president meanwhile some sure business taking advantage of the. bloody in madrid twenty three people have re

who can take communion whitaker could happen when i am broken people. i can have a calling. consumer quarter we take a look at trent green above the law in china. today toward the cup of milk on the back of the anti with chinese internet users have the kids out. the two got to meet melamine scandal forced the tiny cupboard to pay closer attention to the quality of the dairy product. to do that then started putting out small farmers. all cattle farmers in china don't often have acted to technology and training needed for high quality dairy products to be replaced by a large cattle farming company which might be easier to control the taper. one of the biggest problem the industry hit a low return on investment the range of investment over dr terribly well. the high cost of one major reason why china's milk prices are more than thirty percent higher the average price in the world. difficult as the main issue back with the shows. the coaches brought milk prices to a rapid increase in recent years. according to data china's raw milk price ventured out with oven for about seventee

image of a heart-shaped balloon became yn overnight sensation for people lining up for a moment of communion. almost as quickly as it came it disappeared. enter chris arnold and his gallery. >> to move a canvas you need a bubble wrap and car. to move street work you have to drill 25 holes around it, put steel bars in it, put a metal frame on the back. put it on a forklift, on a truck, take it down the road and put it in an art show. i didn't sleepfor three days until this got here. >> it's estimated that brooklyn's heart will fetch several hundred thousands. for the owner of the business it's like hitting the lottery. it hit miami to drum up interest. the plan seems to be working. >> it's amazing, something that proves that art is everywhere. >> he's a genius. >> for some reason this resonates, because it reflects have. >> we wouldn't be doing our journalistic duty if we didn't bring you the other sized of the story. we sent our producer back to red hook, a place where one doesn't meet quite as many super models. do you know where the banksy installation was? >> i have no idea. >> do you kno

it will simply mainly communion sample we would be very interested to do it isn't to address wallop. that was. a professor and cognitive psychology at lund university in sweden. and lawmakers in the house of representatives voted to extend a plastic gun ban today as they ran up against a deadline for its expiration the undetectible firearms act which was first and acted in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and reauthorized in two thousand and three makes it illegal to quote manufacture import sell ship deliver possess transfer or receive any firearm that's undetectible by metal detectors and x. ray machines however this time around a new provision was up for discussion democratic sen char's charles schumer has been voicing his concern over three d. printing technology which has advanced to the point that anyone with one thousand dollars and an internet connection can access the plastic parts that can be fitted into a gun those firearms can't be detected by metal detectors or x. ray machines white senate democrats were looking to amend the law before its passage to mandate that m

the one has suggested withholding communion from those who disagree with him, the other opposed that idea. i think it's about, like, okay, how can we be more inclusive in this church and acknowledge that people need to come in and feel this healing message. he wants to be out in the streets. he doesn't want to keep people at the door. i think that's the difference. we should think about this. four times more people are coming to see this pope than the previous pope. he's the most talked-about person on the internet of anybody. not just on twitter but the internet. the most talked about person on facebook. so this is -- he's saying things that people need to hear. catholics and non-catholics alike. he has been a voice for many people around the world, and that's exciting. >> he's saying things people can hear but that do challenge a lot of social doctrine and conservative doctrine and are sort of in your face in the sense of inequality, the sense of poverty, in the sense of challenging capitalism. >> exactly. what's so interesting to me about this pope is that basically what he's talk

it ties into this communion -- human need to communicate. people doing different ways.new medium -- snapshot was so different from anything that existed before. it is too hard to predict. it is important to watch how users behave around the world and how they connect with each other. >> is snapshot a threat to twitter? >> i think they are different services. they are used in different ways. they may overlap a bit, but twitter is about information sharing and snapshot is more for personal communication. >> what about facebook? was snapshot right to turn down that $3 million offer? are they a threat to facebook? >> i think it is more a threat to facebook and it is to twitter. it was smart of them to pass. it seems crazy at the time, but >> how do they make money? >> every when asked twitter that at the beginning, but now they are making money. making money is the least of their worries. messaging will probably become bigger. and only messaging is too far off from the things that we have looked at in the past. >> let's talk about twitter. what is their biggest challenge go

they emerge out of the church communion. then once they are established and as you establish them. you need money to do it. a lot of money will be england. they will turn to england. why would they want to fund -- i was jokingly describe it to myself. why would the english want to give the pure contains money to establish a school in new england in massachusetts when in fact actually getting rid of the pure contains was actually a great goal. [laughter] there's not necessarily warm friendly relationship between the pure contains and them. but this is where we get back to native american history and where they become key. because the american -- were fearful at raising money, using the evangelist of native people as their goal. and so sending off missionary to england to britain under -- and raising money under the claim they were evangelizing native people. the first building at harvard is the indian college. that's where the donations are coming from. >> host: and this, then, goes back to what allowed the expansion -- >> guest: right. >> host: of the -- and therefore the expansion

he felt there was a kind of communion going on. he didn't brag.a fellow who had an e-- didn't have an ego. >>> president reagan may have brought the greatest generation to tears but take a look at some of the events from that incredible era say they are more concerned about what troops are facing today in our special "saluting the greatest generation." >> there are hidden treasures through out the memorial to handwritten rotes people receive from loved ones to a guy named kill roy a picture of a man looking over a wall that says kill roy went here. people are supposed to find them themselves as they come to visit here. it was an inside joke among our service personnel. they drew them first in the atlantic then in the pacific. named after a german super spy who could go anywhere he wanted. here we see him on the backside of the memorial. care open enrol. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. buit never hurts to see if u can find bettoverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the heal

. >> it is a communion recreated today in churches everywhere. >> this is my body, which will be givens later. but i think he certainly had a last supper, and he may well have anticipated that he was going to be killed soon thereafter. >> according to the gospels, that's exactly what happened. betrayed among the olive trees in garden of gethsemane by his own disciple, judas iscariot. throughout christian history, judas has been made the arch villain in jesus' death. yet, just what did this trusted disciple betray? >> it's possible that jesus taught the disciples privately that when the kingdom comes, you will be the rulers and i, of course, will be the king of this coming kingdom. if that's what he was teaching them, then everything else falls in place. what judas betrays to the authorities is that jesus was teaching this in private. the authorities use it as a charge to bring to pontius pilate. >> pontius pilate was the roman governor of judea who had power of life and death over his jewish subjects and often used it. >> pontius pilate, the very year that jesus entered into jerusalem,

. >> it is a communion re-created today in churches everywhere. >> this is my body which will be given> it is difficult to know if he actually said these things. our reports are decades later. but i think he certainly had a last supper and he may well have anticipated that he would be killed soon there after. >> according to the gospels, that's exactly what happened. betrayed among olive trees in the garden of gethsemane by his own disciple, judas iscariot. what did he betray? >> it is possible that jesus taught the disciples privately, when the kingdom comes, you will be the rulers and i of course will be the king of this coming kingdom. if that's what he was teaching them, then everything else falls in place. what judas betrays to the authorities is that jesus was teaching in private. it was brought to pontius pilate. >> he had power of life and death over his jewish subjects and often used it. >> pontius pilate, the very year that jesus entered into jerusalem, was in a very difficult political position. as a consequence of that, he agreed to help caiphus. and to pin the whole blame

the communion rail used to be right up here near the chairs. she knelt down, and then she was attacked by a man. she told police he had dark hair and horned-rim glasses. she bit him in the finger and drew blood, and then she ran away. father feit matched maria america guerra's description of a suspect. she identified him to police, and he had what appeared to be a serious bite mark on one of his fingers. in this sworn statement, feit said the injured finger was from a mimeograph printing machine, an accident. after a jury deadlocked on a felony charge of assault with attempt to commit rape, feit would plead nolo contendere, no contest, to misdemeanor aggravated assault. the judge found him guilty and fined him $500, no prison time. just 24 days after maria america guerra was attacked, father feit was working at irene garza's church. on the saturday before easter, irene went to confession. she had been doing this routinely for years. but this time, she would meet with father john feit, and this time she would not return home. no, i'm good. ♪ [ m

he felt there was a communion going on. he didn't brachlgt he was a fellow that had an ego that didn't brag. >> thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> president reagan may have brought the greatest generation to tears. coming up, why some of the vets from that era say they are more concerned about what our troops are facing today. as our special "saluting the greatest generation" continues. there are hidden treasures here from handwritten notes left for loved ones who served to a little guy named kilroy, a little man looking over a wall. there are two of them and people are supposed to find them as they come to visit. it was an inside joke among the service personnel. they drew them in the atlantic and then the pacific theaters, supposedly named after a german super spy. here we see him on the back side of the memorial. so there i was again, explaining my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoas to another new stylist. it was a total earrassment. and t the kind of attention wanted. so i had a serus talk with my

chavez first took communion, and senator kennedy passed him a piece of bred. his first food after 25 days. that happened 45 years ago. this winter, it is elisao medena. he started last month with immigration reform. the day after thanksgiving, president obama and first lady michelle obama went to visit him and the activities on the national mall where they had been without food for 20 days. he said he supported their cause, he believed it was not a matter of if but when, they would finally take a vote on immigration, but he also voiced concern for the health of the people that had been fasting for so long. he suggested they take a break for their own health, let somebody else fast next. today, he did that after 22 days without food, he broke his fast. he passed it on to senator robert kennedy's grandson, congressman joe kennedy of massachusetts. he will join with the others in fasting for 24 hours and he will pass it on to others. this is part of an emotional and intense effort to try to push ut house to take on immigration reform. this is erica who came here

the whee pros scoutedder of the international communion court has asked for the trial of the presidento be delayed. p more than 1200 people died in the fighting. he needs more time to collect evidence after a crucial witness withdrew. amnesty international says is violent is much worse than once thought. it says almost 1,000 people were killed in two days. from amnesty, and has just returned from a two week mission to the country. >> we had a small team that was in ban gi, when there was an enormous explosion. and where some of the worst atrocities were committed. and we were able to document those. we did conclude that serious violations of international humanitarian law were committed which amounted to war crimes and crimes against humanity. because what we found was, that there were systematic willful killings of civilians, there was systematic destruction and looting of civilian property. destruction of religious institutions including mosques, we witnessed a mosque being destroyed by an angry mob. and even mutilation of bodies so the level of anger is so high, that it isn't just p

he felt like there was a kind of communion going on. but he didn't brag.was a fellow who had an ego who didn't brag. >> he is very missed by many people today, peggy. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> peggy noonan, everybody. president reagan may have brought the greatest generation to tears, but coming up we'll take a look at why some of the vets from that incredible era say they are more concerned about what our troops are facing today. as our special saluting the greatest generation continues. >> there are hidden treasures throughout the memorial, from handwritten notes that family members leave for their loved ones who served to a little guy named kilroy, a picture of a man looking over a wall and the words "kilroy was here." there are two of them in the memorial and people are supposed to find them. it was an inside joke among our service personnel. they drew them first in the atlantic and then in the pacific theaters. supposedly named after a german superspy who could go anywhere he wanted. come on. oh! that's a lot of water up there