. ♪ ♪ lord, hear our prayer ♪ >> be with with us in our work building the earthly city that in buildingts our relatives and benefactors who have died. may we share their happiness one day. let us pray to the lord. ♪ lord, hear our prayer ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> scattered darkness. let us pass this night safely. please power and rise when morning comes to give you thanks and praise. we ask this to our lord, jesus christ your son, who with you and the holy spirit one god forever and ever. >> amen. >> welcome to saint patrick's cathedral. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> once you entered those famous doors on fifth avenue, you became an official new yorker. [ applause ] but you already had a home in our hearts and souls. this great cathedral is in the middle of midtown manhattan. geographically and spiritually we are here in the heart of new york city. new yorkers and people from all over the world come to saint patrick's cathedral to pray, to cry, to rejoice, to sense god's love and grace and mercy in and the mass and the sacraments, this evening our religious sisters and brothers, lay leaders, friends

. ♪ lord hear our prayer >> be with us in our work of building the earthly city.lorify your name among the nations. let us pray to the lord. ♪ lord hear our prayer >> please, welcome into the company of your saints our relatives and benefactors who have died, may we share their happiness one day. let us pray to the lord. ♪ lord hear our prayer ♪ ♪ ♪ >> father, let us pass this night in safety. and rise when the morning comes to give you thanks and praise. we ask these to our lord, jesus christ, your son who is with you, the holy spirit, one god, forever and ever. >> amen. >> and this is cardinal dolan about to speak. i'm here with bruce. he's about to speak. this is a very big moment for the cardinal. >> well, this is his cathedral, of course, and he helped raise $177 million renovation that he's able to show off for the pope. it's a beautiful sight. >> it's a beautiful sight and cardinal dolan is smiling at the pope, a friend of the pope, he knows him, of course, very well personally. it is a very special day for cardinal dolan showing off what is truly a gloriou

pray to the lord. [ singing ] lord hear our prayer, >> be with us in our work of building the earthly city, in building we may not labor in >>> send workers in to your vin sxwrard -- vineyard and glorify your name to the nations, let us pray to the lord. [ singing ] >> please, welcome in to the company of your saints our relatives and benefactors who have died, may we share their >> father, [ indiscernible ] and i are are branded down to scour the darkness, let us pass this night in safety, free from satan's power, and rise when morning comes to give you thanks we ask this to our lord, jesus christ your son who [ indiscernible ] with you and the holy spirit, with god, forever and ever. >> amen. >> welcome to st. patrick's cathedral. [ applause ] >> uns -- once you entered those famous doors in became an official new yorker. [ applause ] but, you already had a home in our hearts and souls and this great cathedral is in the mid of midtown manhattan. geographically and spiritually, we are here in the heart of new york city. new yorkers and people from all over come to st. patrick's cathedral

. >> be with us in our work of building the earthly city, but in building we may not labor in vain. let us pray to the lord. >> send workers into your vineyard and glorify your name among the nations. >> please welcome into the company of your saints our relatives and benefactors who have died. may we share their happiness one day. >> father, in the night, i bring the dawn to scattered darkness. let us pass this night in safety, free from satan's power and rise when morning comes to give you thanks. we ask this to our lord, jesus christ, his son, who with you and the holy spirit one good thought for heaven and earth. >> papa franchesco, welcome to st. patrick's cathedral. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> once you entered those famous doors on fifth avenue, you became an official new yorker. >> but you already had a home in our hearts and souls. this great cathedral is in the middle of midtown manhattan. geographically and spiritually, we are here in the heart of new york city. new yorkers and people from all over the world come to st. patrick's cathedral to pray, to cry, to rejoice, to

. ♪ ♪ lord hear our prayer >> be with us in our work in building the earthly city that inuilding we may the company of our saints the relatives and benefactors who have died. let us pray to the lord. ♪ lord hear our prayer ♪ ♪ >> father, bring the dawn to scatter darkness. let us pass night safety free from satan's power and rise when morning comes to give you thanks and praise. we ask this through our lord jesus christ, your son who lives and reigns with you and the holy spirit, one god forever and ever. >> amen. >> welcome [ applause ] once you entered those famous doors on fifth avenue, you became an official new yorker. [ applause ] but you already had a home in our hearts and souls. this great cathedral is in the middle of midtown manhattan. geographically and spiritually, we are here in the heart of new york city. new yorkers and people from all over the world come to st. patrick's cathedral to pray, to cry, to rejoice, to sense god's love and grace and mercy and the mass and the sacraments, and this evening our bishops, our priests and deacons and seminarians, religious sisters a

together, we meet together, we talk to one another and we try to serve as one the city we are proud to call our earthlyome while awaiting our true and eternal residence in heaven. so very often do we recall the face of god is in the midst of the city. and your prayer and your presence and your words this morning inspire us, so thank you for being here. [applause] >> you may be seated. >> you may be seated. >> in this place, where horrendous violence was committed falsely in the name of god, we, representatives of the world religions, in this great city of new york, gather to offer words of comfort and prayer, with love and affection we recall the victims of the 9/11 attacks. we pray that their souls and the souls of all those first responders are forever remembered for an eternal blessing. today and every day may we understand our shared mission to be, in the words of pope francis, a field hospital after battle. to heal the wounds and warm the hearts of a humanity in so desperate need of comfort. >> intolerance and ignorance fueled those who attacked this place. the courage of today's gathering disting

our people, we meet together and talk to one another and try to serve as one, the city we are proud to call our earthlye while awaiting our true and eternal residence in heaven, so very often do we recall the faith of the psalmist, god is in the city. your prayer and presence and words this morning inspire us, so thank you for being here. >> you may be seated. >>> in this place where horrendous violence was committed falsely in the name of god, we representatives of the world religions in this great city of new york gather to offer words of comfort and prayer. with love and affection we recall the victims of the 9/11 attacks. we pray that their souls and the souls of all those first responders are forever remembered for an eternal blessing, and today and every day may we understand our shared mission, to be in the world of pope francis, a field hospital after battle, to heal the wounds and arm the hearts of a humanity in so desperate need of comfort. >> intolerance and ignorance, field those who attacked this place, and the courage of today's gathering distinguishes us from the opponent of religious fr

, pray together, meet together, talk to one another, and try to serve together the city we are proud to call our earthlyhome, while awaiting our true and eternal residence in heaven. often do we recall the faith of the psalmist, "god is in the midst of the city." your prayer, presence, and words inspire us. so thank you for being here. [ applause ] >> you may be seated. >>> in this place, where horrendous violence was committed falsely in the name of god, we, representatives of the world religions in this great city of new york, gather to offer words of comfort and prayer. with love and affection, we recall the victims of the 9/11 attacks. we pray that their souls, and and the souls of all those first responders are forever remembered for an eternal blessing. today and everyday, may we understand our shared mission to be, in the words of pope francis, "a field hospital after battle" to heal the wounds and warm the hearts of a humanity in warm the hearts of a humanity in so desperate need of comfort. intolerance and ignorance fueled those who attacked this place. the courage of today's gathering distingu

together, we meet together, we talk to one another and we try to serve as one the city we are proud to call our earthlyome while awaiting our true and eternal residence in heaven. so very often do we recall the face of god is in the midst of the city. and your prayer and your presence and your words this morning inspire us, so thank you for being here. [applause] >> you may be seated. >> in this place, where horrendous violence was committed falsely in the name of god, we, representatives of the world religions, in this great city of new york, gather to offer words of comfort and prayer, with love and affection we recall the victims of the 9/11 attacks. we pray that their souls and the souls of all those first responders are forever remembered for eternal blessing. today and every day may we understand our shared mission to be, in the words of pope francis, a field hospital after battle. to heal the wounds and warm the hearts of a humanity in so desperate need of comfort. >> intolerance and ignorance fueled those who attacked this place. the courage of today's gathering distinguishes us from the oppone

together, we meet together, we talk to one another, and we try to serve as one the city we are proud to call our earthlye, while awaiting our true and eternal residence in heaven. so very often do we recall the faith of the psalmist, god is in the midst of the city. and your prayer and your presence and your words this morning inspire us. so, thank you for being here. [ applause ] >> you may be seated. >> in this place where horrendous violence was committed falsely in the name of god, we representatives of the world religions in this great city of new york, gather to offer words of comfort and prayer. with love and affection, we recall the victims of the 9/11 attacks. we pray that their souls, and the soul of all those first spo responders are forever remembered for an eternal blessing. today and every day may we understand our shared mission to be in the words of pope francis, a field hospital after battle, to heal the wounds and warm the hearts of a humanity in so desperate need of comfort. intolerance and ignorance fueled those who attacked this place. the courage of today's gathering distinguishes

together, we meet together, we talk to one another and we try to serve as one the city we are proud to call our earthlyome while awaiting our true and eternal residence in heaven. so very often do we recall the face of god is in the midst of the city. and your prayer and your presence and your words this morning inspire us, so thank you for being here. [applause] >> you may be seated. >> in this place, where horrendous violence was committed falsely in the name of god, we, representatives of the world religions, in this great city of new york, gather to offer words of comfort and prayer, with love and affection we recall the victims of the 9/11 attacks. we pray that their souls and the souls of all those first responders are forever remembered for eternal blessing. today and every day may we understand our shared mission to be, in the words of pope francis, a field hospital after battle. to heal the wounds and warm the hearts of a humanity in so desperate need of comfort. >> intolerance and ignorance fueled those who attacked this place. the courage of today's gathering distinguishes us from the oppone

together, we meet together, we talk to one another, and we try to serve as one, the city we are proud to call our earthly home while awaiting our true and eternal residence in heaven. so very often do we recall the faith of the psalmist, god is in our presence. so thank you for being here. >> you may be seated. >> in this place where horrendous violence was committed falsely in the name of god, we representatives of the world religions in this great city of new york gather to offer words of comfort and prayer. with love and affection we recall the victims of the 9/11 attacks. we pray that their souls and the souls of all those first responders are forever remembered for an eternal blessing. today and every day may we understand our shared mission to be in the words of pope francis, a field hospital after battle. to heal the wounds and warm the hearts of a humanity in so desperate need of comfort. >> intolerance and ignore rans fueled those who attacked this place. the courage of today's gathering distinguishes us from the opponents of religious freedom as we stands together as brothers and sisters to con

the city we are proud to call our earthly home while awaiting our true and eternal residence in heaveny often do we recall the faith of the psalmist, god is in the midst of this city. your prayer and your presence and your words this morning inspire us, so thank you for being here. [ applause ] >> you may be seated. >> in this place where horrendous violence was committed falsely in the name of god, we representatives of the world religions in this great city of new york gather to offer words of comfort and prayer, with love and affection, rerecall the victims of the 9/11 attacks we pray that their souls and the souls of all those first responders are ever remembered for eternal blessing. today and every day, may we understand our shared mission to be in the words of pope francis, a field hospital after battle. to heal the wounds and warm the hearts of a humanity in desperate need of comfort. >> intolerance and ignorance fueled those who attacked this place. today's gathering distinguishing us from the opponents of religious freedom as we stand together as brothers and sisters to conde

and we try to serve as one, the city we are proud to call our earthly home, while awaiting our true and eternal residence in heaven. so very often do we recall the faith of the god is in the midst of the city. and your prayer and your presence in your words this morning inspire us, so thank you for being here. [ applause ] >> yo may be seated. in this place, where horrendous violence was committed falsely in the name of god, we representatives of the world religions in this great city of new york gather to offer words of comfort and prayer. recall the victims of the 9/11 attacks. we pray that their souls and the souls of all those first responders are forever remembered for an eternal blessing. today, and every day, may we understand our shared mission to be in the words of pope francis, a field hospital after battle. to heal the wounds and warm the hearts of a humanity in so desperate need of comfort. >> intolerance and ignorance fueled those who attacked this place. the courage of today's gathering distinguishes us from the opponents of religious freedom as we stand together as brothe

together, we meet together, we talk to one another, and we try to serve as one the city we are proud to call our earthlyome, while awaiting our true and - -- eternal residence in heaven. your prayer and presence and wores this morning inspire us, so thank you for being here. [ applause ] >> these are live pictures from this multi-faith event taking place in the 9/11 museum. i want to get some incites here. joining us is rabbi jason miller, and iman [ inaudible ]. thank you gentlemen both for being with us. rabbi miller let me start with you. what role can pope francis play in united people from different religious backgrounds, and how has he made an impact already? >> i think this pope is great at doing that. he is clearly a uniter. in a jewish community we consider him to be a wonderful gentlemen. we consider him to be a true role model of religious tolerance, of unity, and we believe it's important to look at the things that unite us. the things that we can agree upon. he has done tremendous work when it comes to the role of religious leadership with homelessness, with those who are hungry, with those

the city we are proud to call our earthly home while awaiting our true and eternal residence in heaven. so very often do we recall the faith of the psalmist god is in the midst of the city. and your prayer and your presence and your words this morning inspire us. so thank you for being here. [ applause ] >> you may be seated. in this place, where horrendous violence was committed falsely in the name of god, we representatives of world religions in this great city of new york, gather to offer words of comfort and prayer. with love and affection, we recall the victims of the 9/11 attacks. we pray that their souls and the souls of all those first responders are forever remembered for an eternal blessing. today, and every day may we understand our shared mission to be in the words of pope francis, a field hospital after battle. hearts of a humanity in so desperate need of comfort. >> intolerance and ignorance fueled those who attacked this place. the courage of today's gathering distinguishes us from the opponents of religious freedom as we stand together as brothers and sisters to condemn