jesus said, no. you feed them. you. jesus did not instruct them to lobby the roman empire for more food and assistance. he said, you do it. america is the most prosperous nation on the face of the earth, and it is also the most generous. but that strong tradition is not just passed along from generation to generation in the bloodstream. it is taught, it is learned, it is shared. to keep a lamp burning, mother theresa believed, we have to keep putting oil and it. service then, is ultimately about humbly choosing to see the face of christ in your neighbor, and recognizing and addressing their needs. that opportunity to serve often happens with the quiet voice of the holy spirit urging you to act. my friend and author came up with what he termed "the 10 second rule." when he think you are prompted, take 10 seconds. stop. pay attention. pray. then, do the next thing you are reasonably certain jesus wants you to do. that means, being open to possibilities that aren't preplanned. after this point, you may think that your life

even if jesus wouldn't be riding a donkey, do you have to jump straight to private jet?key and private jet is all of transportation. okay? i bet jesus would be fine taking an uber or at least an uber xl, just so he has space to stretch his arms out, you know what i'm saying? ( laughter ) yeah, you know. and you want to know the craziest things about the deacon saying he needs his followers to buy him a brand new jet? he's already owned three planes. >> i've burned up three jets for the lord jesus christ. this is the first plane i purchased for the lord in december of 1994. the decked one was in january 2004. the one i'm flying right now and it's been with me 12 years. people say, my lord, can't you go with this one? yes, but i can't go with one stop. >> okay, so you think the message of god is really important but only with no layovers. ( laughter ) i need to save these people from hell as long as i don't have to stop over in cleveland! please, god, no! ( laughter ) and, trevor, this is not just one guy, okay? turns out there's a whole offshoot of american christianty ca

we are all one in jesus christ. americans down through history have a hard time adjusting to this concept of equality. we thought the civil war, the war between the states, and finally ended slavery. later,1920's, 40 years we had a struggle in our country of granting white women, and four years later, black women as well, the right to vote. and more recently, we have struggled to end racial segregation. even now, some of us are still struggling to accept the fact that all people are equal in the eyes of god. as when i was president -- [applause] mr. carter: as when i was in the navy and when i was president, i wanted the united states to be strong enough so we would never have to prove we are strong. but, there are attributes of a beyondwer that go military strength. it is the same as those of a person. our nation should be known as a champion of peace. our nation should be known as a champion of equality. our nation should be known as a champion of human rights. be in merit for our generosity to people in need or o

or breaking faith with the new testament, the gospel of jesus christ.t tryingbook is to tell this story, which i think is independent of whether, you know, how fondly you feel about the pope. it's an interesting religious story that has applications about any other religion that a esing match with modern society. also has book judgments. my judgment is that, on a lot of these issues, the pope has been making a mistake. mancourse, i am a lay catholic journalist. i am not a theologian or bishop. sothority to say these things are fairly limited. athe same time, i am speaking for a lot of people who are more theologically serious in various ways than i am. part of the journalists' job is to share the story in a way that others cannot. there's something presumptuous for any catholic writer criticizing the pope. in offering it, i am speaking for an important part of the church and explaining an important side of what is the most important religious argument going on certainly in the western world and arguably the whole world today. brian: one of the recent th

but even with that said, for a christian to quote romans 13 over jesus of nazareth, as if jesus of nazareththat, it seems to me, is highly problematic, and it's just flat-out run. it's unbiblical. it's unchristian, and it's un-american. >> father martin, you've had your own experience working in africa with refugees at different points in the past. you've seen these kinds of problems before. so what you're seeing on the southern border is familiar to you. >> sure. i worked in africa with refugees from all over the place and settling in nairobi, and i saw firsthand what it meant for these people to try to find a new life and flee persecution. no one wants to be a refugee. no one wants to be a migrant. they do it out of great love for their families. they have a lot of guts to do it, and i authentthink it's up o welcome them. i think a lot of problem with these christians who say they're reading the bible is i don't know what bible they're reading because the bible i read has jesus reaching out to those on the margins, including and most especially migrants and refugees. >> bishop, you captur

and jesus says, love your neighbor. jesus says, love your enemy. jesus says welcome the stranger.ee suz of naf ret, they were refugees who fled persecution and immigrated to egypt. the government tried to persecute the holy family themselves. jesus was executed by lawful order of the roman empire, of the government. it's very important to remember that love of neighbor trumps everything. and that is fundamentally christian. american. every time i go to new york city and fly into new york, i see that green -- that statue of the green statue of the statue of liberty, give me your tired, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. that's america. so, this policy and practice is un-christian. it is not consistent with jesus of nazareth. it's a contradiction and it is un-american.better than that. >> if you look at donald trump's rock solid support as of march among evangelicals, 75% approve 81% of evangelical men approving. we had katon dawson saying the core of his support is still evangelical christians. fox.com reported that that same romans 13 has been used to justify war with n

and jesus was male. and the church is supposed to be sort of the bride of christ in effect.he church thinks there's some sort of sex and gender intention in god's choices. in jesus's choice for the 12 disciples and god's choice to be incarnate as a man, that basically limit the priesthood itself. brian: but it sounds a lot like what happened in this country with women and african-americans when it all kicked off 200 some years ago. the white males said we are in charge and they don't get to vote. they don't have property and all that. isn't this just politics, men saying to themselves they are the only ones who know how to operate this thing? ross: i think there is unquestionably, in any male-led institution, there is going to be a certain amount of sexism. i don't think anyone who has experienced the catholic hierarchy would say that there isn't sexism there. but in certain ways, historically, catholicism has been an institution that has this reputation now in the wake of the sexual revolution and second and third wave feminism as this obdurate foe of gender equality and fe

i don't think either side should say jesus is on their side. >> jesus's message is pretty clear. >> readhe bible. >> i do read the bible. >> if you were going to ere on the side of whether to be humane or inhuman. what do you make of it as a tactic, the general general saying god says that process is good in and of itself and this is fair and just? >> i wouldn't have done that. i don't think that's the way to explain this. if you just give me just a short period of time, it's important to go back to the beginning. i understand that many of these people live in desperate circumstances. i understand america is a unique country where a lot of people, especially our neighbors want to come. i'd want to be here too if i wasn't here. we're a good and decent people. and the fact is at the same time you have people waiting to come here legally and waiting to come here in line filling out paperwork. they're going to our embassy and trying to come the right way as a political asylum seeker. that's the process that gets upturn pd. those people are harmed as we allow people to cut in line. let's have

jesus says a lot of strange things in the new testament. he says you can't get remarried if you get divorced. it says you have to eat my flesh and drink my blood if you want to be saved. he places this incredibly high priority on a kind of radical poverty. compromise ways, has been impressively true to that, true to the teaching on marriage, true to their view that it is the body and blood in communion, true through the and many other orders down through history to radical experiments in poverty and service. ways, i believe that jesus christ was the son of god and i think of all the churches in christendom, the catholic church has the best claim to be the one that he actually founded. in 2010, you probably remember the "mother jones" article. let me read this and have you fill in the blanks. attended a sermon by grace james. with an amazing encounter christ, snow told me over lunch. from then on, the family allowed -- followed james around new england from high school cafeterias to elks lodges to church basements here in the family later be

for example painting with jesus on a platter or you know the equivalent of like you have mom and jesus would do with out the how would you feel about that. and i want what i want. we don't care that is. backbone. that's freedom as long as it does not interfere other people's freedoms and then. we are raised with that system and also you know i mean even if there were it would be raised provocative jesus or whatever i would i wouldn't like it but i just let him tell that. i'm sorry oh i would i would talks until recently i'm trying to supper time. racist must see whatever it is i have all the labels on me and i'm proud of it. the government has always been very careful not to inside racial hatred one ing sweet not silly crying and migration. the people who are causing problems for us today the vast majority of them a born in sweden and that's not a notion of migration they're focusing on insta gration and social inclusion that appears to be the challenge but they're doing everything they can to teach newcomers their values and language and get their working as soon as possible it's abou

the apostle paul and jesus said the kingdom of god was not of this world. >> jesus was crew si phieddorse oren courage civil disobedience. >> they did. he was considered a threat -- when -- >> one at a time. >> the roman empire. >> hold on reverend -- the roman governor said you find no wrong. let's not try to go there. >> go ahead father beck. >> it is clear in the gospel that jesus is on the side of the poor, the outcast, foreigner and stranger. this is who he aligns himself with -- >> can i speak please? if you are a christian, you follow the words and actions of jesus. you don't make up your own religion. >> okay. is it my turn? >> i don't see jesus -- >> we have to leave it there. >> reverend -- >> i don't see him -- >> he was a revolutionary and he was crucified for it. >> gentlemen, thank you, we have to go. be right back. -and we welcome back gary, who's already won three cars, two motorcycles, a boat, and an r.v. i would not want to pay that insurance bill. [ ding ] -oh, i have progressive, so i just bundled everything with my home insurance. saved me a ton of money. -love y

jesÚs: gracias, satchita.oches. es divertido tener toda esta respuesta y seguiremos haciÉndolo. jesÚs: derek te agradecemos inmensamente por ser un ejemplo para todos estos jÓvenes que jugamos, no sÓlo bÉisbol,pero cualquier otro deporte y no sÓlo en estados unidos, sino en toda latinoamÉrica. le entregaste tanto al bÉisbol y nos enseÑaste tanto con tu entrega, tu disciplina, fuiste al capitÁn del mejor equipo del mundo real o igual y te agradecemos mucho por eso. derek: gracias. jesÚs: despuÉs de conversar con derek jeter, bajÉ al terreno del ego con ganas de practicar con los jugadores me encontrÉ con miguel rojas. no sÓlo estamos con derek jeter en las oficinas y no nos encontramos a miguel rojas, ya derek me invitÓ el sÁbado, espero que me tengas unos arepas, una malta, unos tequeÓs. miguel: estamos muy contentos aquÍ, y los venezolanos, que no solamente me dan apoyo a mÍ sino a mis compaÑeros que tambiÉn estÁn acá, siempre hemos estado contento de tenerlos en el terreno de juego. espero que todos tengan e

it's hard to misquote and misuse jesus when he's underlying ethos is love.ould not be endorsing state-sanctioned separation of family a family. >> we started this hour down on the texas border in mexico. my colleague reporting from a shelter being run by catholic charities. i want to ask you about the role of religious groups in all of this. there is the frame work, the prism through which you look at this. but with the powerlessness i was talking about, religious groups are stepping up. what's the role they're playing here under very trying, difficult circumstances and also just changing or shaping this conversation to make us more aware of what's happened. >> i think if public conversation in the past, too many of religious talk has been hijacked and co apartment had had -- co-opted. we need to change the narrative to honor the prophetic arm of the church, what does it mean to speak truth to power. and while we seek mechanisms to serve those who are struggling, those who are wounded, hurting, there's also a mandate to speak truth to power to those in high

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thank you for coming tonight to listen to me about my book and thank you to my lord savior jesus christ. i give him the credit because if it wasn't for him i would not be like today. he loves me. he loves all of us and i'm a believer of the christ, so let's start with when i first moved to mesa. that was like nine years ago; right? yes. i moved to a country where he didn't know what to expect. i just moved here because i was so excited. i got a chance to come to the us and it was a dream to come to the us. i thought i was living in a dorm with my school mates and the stuff. i end up living with a religious family. if you know the story, you know it it was like a lot of stuff happened before i moved to the us and hollywood for my two years in arizona and things didn't go well for me. that i was to my friend arizona law was being a home. i had a lot of cries and a lot of joys as well. cannot happen. a lot with down in arizona. it was my dream here in high school, but in contract i got a lot of love from a lot of people i grew up in the congo, democratic of the congo. i grew up with single

jesus was brought to the united states when he was three. this is the only home he has ever known. his mom taught him education was the key to a better life, and he has never let that go. this fall, jesus will be pursuing graduate studies in student affairs, making sure future students have a champion in their corner. [applause] in classrooms you will find brenda. she came to the united states from mexico. because of her immigration status, she did not think college was an option, but she did not give up. once brenda got to cu, she found her passion. she is planning a career as a fifth grade teacher. yes, give her a round of applause. >> [applause] gov. brown: brenda says she wants young people to understand that they can accomplish anything if they pursue their dreams and stand strong. we must keep fighting for justice, to make sure that our dreamers are able to stay in the land of their dreams. >> [applause] gov. brown: being here today is a wonderful reminder of my very sunny times in colorado, and what inspired me to enter public service. it is also a reminder of the power that

father, iask jesus‘ death on the cross and his resurrection.o forgive and to release —— you would help us. and be the true god ofjustice, the true judge of all. you will let the world see because the world is looking at this community, you would let the world see, god, that you are alive and you do defend the poor and the needy. let everybody say amen. all: amen. stay with me and other faith leaders. if we come up together and we will bring up our programmes with us so we know what we are saying. pretty much the whole front row, if you guys come up. anyone else who is leading in some kind of fake context is very welcome to join at the front -- faith is very welcome to join at the front —— faith context. we all have an opportunity to commit ourselves to playing our part in our community. soi playing our part in our community. so i will invite you, if you are having a quick read of the bit in bold, if you are willing to say that. let‘s all stand anyway, but if you are willing to say that, to join in at that point, but we realise that we have to k

and we going to survive because jesus is with us. and so that's how -- and she always used to tell me you can do anything in life if your believe in christ. so i had the mindset in my head, i can do anything in life. and as i wrote my book, sophomore, junior, and sear senior. >> wait -- it was very, very hard. business is a lot of exam and quiz and spend all night the library and then theater, have to memorize my line and do plays stuff, and i was like, very, very skinny, very, very skinny because i felt like i'm going survive this. if i can survive the congo, i can survive a major. i went to my friend, i'm going to double major and said you are crazy, so hard with one major and you want to do two, i said, yes, i'm going to do two. it's a free scholarship and i'm not paying for it and it's only four years so i'm going to do my best to get a couple of degrees. and thank god i got it done, and i graduate in 2014 and two days later i drove to california, which is a 20 hour drive, and i tell my friend, i'm going to go to l.a. as soon as

. >> jesus winning immigration?s chapter 12 when abram and sarah fled into egypt illegally, the baby jesus, mary and joseph in chapter 2 of matthew. they were in document it immigrants themselves. and we should be ashamed. >> coming here to pick oranges and cut rates in florida is not something jesus opined on. hold on a second. shannon: we got to leave it there. >> about immigration. shannon: i love you but we have to stop talking. smoking out, edibles in, colorado progressive government in the way. we have them back again. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. ♪ >> shannon: time not for the real news roundup. congressman adam schiff facing online backlash after the >> congressman adam schiff, the california democrat tweeted criticism of the most recent pardons. serving a long sentence, now you too can get a pardon. he was referring to alice johnson, 21 years for a first

the fact is, in the words of jesus himself, he said, when they brought little children to jesus to place hands on them, he said let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these. i go to this prayerful place because this challenge that we face, this challenge of conscience to our country, to all of us who served our country, to those of us who take an oath of office to protect the constitution, have not only a policy debate to be engaged in, but a values debate to win. in order to do that, it is important for people to know the truth. when the president says these actions are not of his doing, he is not telling the truth. the truth is he instituted this administration instituted the zero-tolerance policy, which again, is a disgrace to our nation. it is a stain on our history and it hurts these little children and their families. when the administration says this is the right thing to do because these parents did e wrong thing by bringing their children across the desert, across mexico, they are unfit parents, the administration

jesÚs busca sus padres >> sigo buscando a nuestros puuraiares para darle digna >> son al menos 200 las gente busca en tiempo de invierno, en muchhay mucha lluva >> el pueblo no tiene presidentepresident presidente! >> la gente ha salido cle para protestar en contra del gobierno que nos asiste a la gente. se necesitan casi $70,000,000les de damnificados, tambiÉn hay fot r fotografÍas de desaparecidos. ella desapareciÓ junto a su beÉe de un aÑo cinco meses. falta c mucho aÚn para que terminen la tragedia >> la emergencia continÚa y lo que crece cada vez mÁs es la desesperaciÓn de las familias que buscan a sus desaparecidos >> telemundo se une a la campaÑa para ayudar a las vÍctimas de u guatemala. si usted quiere conocer mÁs detalles pueda entrar a la pÁgina que sale pantalla >> al regres, a poco mÁs de 24 horas de la cumbre es de estados unidos y corea del norte le decimos que estÁ en juego en este encuentro >> la fiebre de los zapatos deportivos hace furor en mÉxico . sabrÁ de quÉ se trata en los deportes, brasil brilla y neymar le [música] (voz) desde el primer día,trabajamos para gan

jesus loves you. someone whostor or can give you some spiritual guidance. read your bible. begin with john. there is hope. i grew up in a family with an uncle who committed suicide and my mother was mentally ill. i live in chronipain i have an toimmune disease. i know there's something better coming. this world is not all there is. i want to give hope to all those people listening, please, don't commit suicide. your life is important and jesus does love you. host: that number for the , 1-800-273-8255. joel in utah. republican. go-ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. anys curious if there was correlation between the rise in opiates and opiate-based ,arcotics and the suicide rate having dealt with both of those issues with a brother of mine. it seems to be something the medical community doesn't do enough research or doesn't attempt to research a connection between the two. that's all i've got to say. we wentat cdc report through during that segment, 28% , problematic substance abuse was considered one of the factors. the cdcort available on website. another story get

is lord, jesus is god.erica means conservative descriptionity. that doesn't even exist. there's no such thing as external -- to me we're not trying to lose the term you are going to die it. many i think people are ready to broaden their views a little bit, not thinking in a particular healgender or race. >> is this a moment within your church and sermons you need to start talking about the immigration policy, is or are you politicizing a church by going there? >> politics are going to be in church because politics involve people, so we'll talk about whatever we need to. >> yeah. >> and this issue to me -- >> are you playing to your audience because you have a new york audience? >> i think if we were in tulsa, oklahoma or rural, alabama, we need to be talking about the rights of family, of people, of human beings. that to to me isn't a political issue, not a geographical issue but that's a jesus issue and we're going to keep talking about it. >> really appreciate it. >> we'll be right back, everybody. ♪ he e

i love jesus, man!> i've tricked them. >> seth: well, guess what? i think there's some eggs in the house. [ cheers and applause ] >> who here likes to dress nice? [ laughter ]et >> you got a pastel shirt? [ laughter ] well, ok, we could be here all day trying to get this audience to agree on easter. nslight laughter ] buddy, congratulatn the second season. it's always so great to have you here. >> thank you. thank you so much. [ cheers and applae ] seth: tim robinson, everybody. "detroiters" airs thursday nights on comedy central. we'll be right back.u, thank uddy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm on the pill. i'm on the pill. i'm on the pill. i'm on the pill, too. but it's not birth control. it's truvada for prep®, a once-daily prescription medicine for adults that when taken every day along with using safer sex practices, can help lower my chances of getting hiv through sex. i use condoms. but i talked to my doctor about doing more. he said that because i had a higher chance of getting hiv through sex, t

but jesus said suffer little children and forbid them not to come unto me.or of such is the kingdom of heaven. let's go to jeremiah, chapter 22 j verse 3. thus say the lord, execute your judgment and righteousness and deliver the spoil out of the hand of the oppressor and do no wrong. do no wrong to the stranger, the fatherless, the widow. neither shed more blood in his place. matthew chapter 26 verse 42. for i was hungered and you gave me no meat. i was thirsty and you gave me no drink. i was a stranger and you took me not in. naked and you clothed me not. sick and in prison and you visited me not. let's go to isaiah, chapter 10. whoa into them the decree unrighteousness decrees and the write gree vousness which they have prescribed. widows may be their prey and that they may rob the fatherless. i'm not done yet. let's go to matthew chapter 25 again. this time verse 40. and the king shall answer and say unto them, i say unto you, in as much as you have done it into one of least of my brethren, ye have done it unto me. that's just a small sampling of what's

i would go back to jesus.'s only a few times that we're told he becomes angry. in mark chapter 3, jesus heals a man with a withered hand, and the religious and legal authorities of his time were angry with had him. jesus responds healing this person even though it's the sabbath which in their narrow and, jesus would say, incorrect interpretation of the law was not lawful. it says in the law that what upset him was the hardness of the heart, focusing on the narrow interpretation of the law that they couldn't see the human suffering in front of them. >> it is a topic so important because people are passionate about the faith they have and how it's interpreted. thank you, sir. >> thank you very much for having me. >>> as a child, he was told he was going to see a movie, then forced to watch a public execution. we talk to a north korean defector about that experience. >> at that time, you were so young and sure. the police officer dragged us and make us sit down in front row. then we watched the public execution.

name jesus christ. he writes a beautiful christmas poem. he copies of it that tells the story of christ and the cross. this is incorrect. it's often heard. it is not true. he does use the name of christ. further, he was a mason. this is a picture of george washington going a mason. i have a whole chapter on that. i want you to hear that washington was in a masonic group that called themselves christian masons. i am not here to andrew mccabe whether masons are christian then -- i am not here to debate whether masons are christian then and now. he had a whole collection that he bound together in his library. it's in the boston atheneum. they are called masonic certainens. certainens that were one of my favorites, the preacher a great evangelical preacher so preaching. he says i want to quote to you the bylaws of your masonic fraternity. it says, quote, no stupid atheist or deist may be a member of our masonic order because we are christian masons. i didn't call anybody stupid here. i am quoting history. there is one that i particularly like.

. >> to our christians to quote romans 13 over jesus of nazareth as if jesus of nazareth doesn't exist, that is highly problematic. it's flat out highly unbiblical, unchristian and un-american. >> laura: your reaction to that? and i have something to say about welcoming the stranger. >> it's not unreasonable to refer to the scripture, especially if you are a bible believer. it's not unusual to refer to scripture as a basis to validate any actions that you engage in. once again, if you are a bible believer, we oftentimes use scripture to validate actions or activities that we engage in. i don't see anything wrong with jeff sessions utilizing that scripture, because that scripture definitely says to obey the civil authorities. jesus nor the apostle paul endorsed sedition or rebellion or a violent uprising against rome and using that scripture, he was saying that in order to advance our cause, violence is not the way. obey the laws of the land so they don't have a reason to accuse us of any wrongdoing. obey the laws of the land and put other matters into the hands of god and he will work

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. >> jesus did not say one word about gay people. you have this man, franklin graham, who was bashing gay people. >> i am not from the podium. what he is bridging is from the bible. >> he is against same-sex marriage. >> any type of relationship outside of marriage is a sin. whether it is homosexual or not, it is a sin. >> he is entitled to have his interpretation. i think if we read history, we will discover that jesus was not a divider. >> boatman said they have had private discussions that are on opposite sides. he says he is not a political person. brown said graham supports be present. >> jesus respected women. you have this man who supports his present. he is a misogynist. >> i did not campaign for the president. he is now our president. i think it is important that we try to support him however we can. >> the tour will continue heading north. >>> a surfer has died after he was found facedown in the water late this afternoon. bystanders dragged him to the shore and performed cpr. emergency responders worked frantically to reviv

. >> jesus did not say one word about gay people. you have franklin graham who bashes gay people. >> i am not homophobic. if i was a would not be here. what he is preaching from the bible. we stand on his laws and what the word of god says. >> he is against same-sex marriage. people need to respect what he says. >> in the top of relationship outside of marriage is a sin. whether it is heterosexual or homosexual, it is a sin. i want people to know that god will forgive them. >> he is entitled to have his interpretation. if we read history, we will discover that jesus was not a divider. he was a uniter. >> people we talked to disagree with that. they believe that franklin graham has a message that needs to be heard. >> thank you. >>> firefighters are crediting a lifeguard in san jose with help to save a 12-year-old girl. first responders were called to the waterpark just after 11 am on report of a possible drowning. when crews arrived, the girl had been pulled from the way pulled a lifeguard who also started cpr. the child was rushed t

jesus also says in matthew 25, i was a stranger and you did not welcome me. the thrust of the old and new testaments on migrants and refugees, is to care for them, not to treat them like this. so it's really insane to use the bible to justify sin. >> and the president saying that he's not going to let america become a migrant camp. this on just about the anniversary of the statue of liberty being delivered from france to us in the 19th century. >> exactly. as someone who worked with refugees for two years in east africa, if you say people deserve a safe place to live and don't give it to them, what's the pot? we are a nation of refugees and migrants and immigrants. it's a deeply cruel thing to do to turn away a family who is fleeing persecution and violence. it's un-christian and sinful. and i think in particular, this sort of separation from kids and their families, the lying about it, the putting of kids in cages, i think is reprehensible, and i think people in general need to say -- call it what it is, which is sin. >> and you said last night on twitter th

neither death normal life can separate us from jesus christ our lord.elieve your power, so we trust your love... inaudible. brought again from the dead lord jesus, make him perfect in every good work to do his will, and the blessing of god almighty, the father, the son and holy spirit rest upon you and remain upon you always. amen. studio: we will continue coverage on bbc news but we say goodbye to viewers on bbc two. abdelhamid mia abu ferrous mayor ferrous ibrahim hamid hassan cameron clear mary studio: the blessing was given by the right reverend doctor graham tomlin, bringing to a close this memorial service for the 72 victims of the fire. we can go over now to our correspondent charlotte gallagher, who is outside st helens church where that service is going on. charlotte, a very poignant service and one heavy with all sorts of emotions of hurt and pain, of course, but also of anger? yes. there is still so much anger here, as you would expect from people who lost fa m ily as you would expect from people who lost family members, others who lost all t

he's doing what jesus would do and st.l would do and what moses taught the people of israel and he's reminding, i think, us americans of our most cherished principles. welcome to the immigrant. >> what do you say to the lawmakers? i know you're not a politician, but if you want to find a solution here, when the bishops go down there, if they're going to extend their love, their also going to wind up addressing a problem. they say this is the law. they came here illegally. and what they need to do is stop which is why the attorney general said the christian thing to do is tell them to come only legally. >> no. if i understand correctly, chris, there is such a thing as discretionary implementation. you have a prudent judgment. they can use discretionary prudence not to implement a law that would take a baby from a mom. that's prudence. that's charity and justice. >> to people who say they're christians who say i like it, because it's her fault, she shouldn't have brought that kid her. she broke a law and took a chance. she's