from sin and safe from all distress as we await the blessed hope in the coming of our savior, jesus christnt every one of us today peace and joy of your kingdom -- the peace and joy of your kingdom where we know you live. dam, will reign forever. >> amen. may the peace of jesus christ be with all of you. >> and with your spirit. >> let us offer to one another a sign of peace. ♪ ♪ this truly is the lamb of god. the lamb of god who takes away our since and the since of the -- the sins of the world. blessed those who are called to the supper of the lamb. singing]ct ♪ >> this truly is the lamb of god. the lamb of god who takes away our sins and the sins of the world. lord, i am not worthy -- but only say the word and my soul. prayer]nct ♪ >> i am the resurrection and the light. [indistinct singing] ♪ [indistinct singing] ♪ ♪ hallelujah ♪ ♪ [indistinct singing] >> ♪ hallelujah ♪ >> ♪ hallelujah ♪ [piano plays] ♪ [indistinct singing] ♪ ♪ [indistinct singing] ♪ ♪ ♪ [indistinct singing] ♪ ♪ ♪ [indistinct singing] ♪ >> let us pray. o lord our god, whose son left us in the sacrament of his body for

we ask this through jesus christ our lord, forever and ever. >> amen.o seek are they peace they are the children of god blest are they who suffer in faith he glory of god is theirs blessed are you hole are you. rejoice and be glad, yours is the kingdom of god. >> my sisters and my brothers, pray that these gifts the bread and wine and the gift of john's 92 years may be an accept annual offering. >> may the lord september the sacrifice for the god and good of the holey church. >> as we present these offerings lord from salvation of your servant john david, we ask your mercy that your son was a loving savior and found a truly and loving judge. we ask this cite our lord. lift up your heart. >> we lift them up to the lord. >> and let us give thanks to the gd. it is right and just, our duty and salvation and to give you thanks holy father through christ our lord. in him, the hope of resurrection has dawned. those who are saddened, are consoled with the right promise of immortality and for your faithful and believing people lord. life has changed, not ended.

we ask this in christ jesus' name, who lives and who reigns forever and ever.ading from ecclesiastes. there is an appointed time for everything. and a time for every affair under heaven. a time to be born, and a time to die. a time to plant, and a time to uproot the plant. a time to kill, and a time to heal. a time to bear down, and a time to build. a time to weep, and a time to laugh. a time to mourn, and a time to dance. a time to gather stones, and a time to gather them. a time to embrace, and a time to be far from embraces. a time to seek, and a time to lose. a time to keep, and a time to cast away. a time to rend, and a time to sew. a time to be silent, and a time to speak. a time of love, and a time to hate. a time of war, and a time of peace. i recognized that whatever god does will endure forever. there is no adding to it or taking from it. that has god done, for he may be revered. the lord of god. -- the word of the lord. >> praise be to god. ♪ >> ♪ shepherd me, o god, beyond my wants, beyond my fears, from death into life ♪ >> ♪ shepherd me, o god, be

let us go forth with our faith in jesus christ. ?granted to him, o lord. may john's soul and the souls of all the faithful departed through the mercy of god rest in peace. >> amen. >> please stand. bow your heads and see god's blessings on yourselves. may god the father of all love and mercy bestow his mercy and his embrace for you. may his son, jesus christ, bless you, console you this day and generally wipe every tear from your eyes. may god bless you. god the father, god the son, and god the holy spirit. >> amen. >> the mass has ended, go in peace. glorify the lord with your life. >> thanks be to god. >> before we depart, there is something very, very important and dear in john's heart, certainly first responders. men and women who risk their lives every day. men and women in uniform serving at home and abroad and certainly the men and women who have served over the decades, our veterans. in honor of his support for them, his love for them, let's join together in singing "god less america." >> ♪ god bless america and that i love s

lord jesus christ.praise to you lord jesus christ. croig please be seated. -- chaplain conroy: please be eated. when i was a young man, certainly by the time i got to high school, i was very interested in things having to do with law and politics. my father was a lawyer. and it weighed into where i went to college. so i went to claremont meant's college in southern california. when i arrived at the house eight years ago, as david dryer, a -- dreier, a co-alumnus from claremont, who was happy to see me, and welcomed me here, at claremont we learned more than we would ever have learned in ninth grade civics, to love and to respect the institutions of government and law in this country. my aw at claremont it was plan to go on to law school, become a lawyer, eventually to enter politics and replace either warren magnusson or scoop jackson. but then i went to gonzaga law school in spokane, washington, d ran into the jesuits and i put on the last suit i would ever wear and became a man in black. fast forward

watch. >> jesus christ. what? [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] wow.o how do you reconcile these political hate crimes which i believe those are and a guy later in the show had a gun pulled on him because he was wearing the maggot hat and then these other crimes like smollet they get so much attention it is unbalanced coverage. >> m there always liars but there are those that should concern everyone because they should focus on reporting the news not their likes or opinions or what they hope is the truth but what is the truth you just saw a man we assaulted with a crime committed against them on videotape.el but yet when smollet came out with his account all the headlines, none of them say he was attacked but he is a victim of our racist homophobic attack by t five people they did not even say a legendd is that a hate crime and look at what has happened theirs was happening the truth truth truth crowd hurts her own depending on the perpetrators but i want that guy found and punched and assaulted and he should be held to account in california. >> thank

the ages, that we might be coerced to eternal life to praise and glorify you through your son jesus christever. ♪ >> ♪ amen, amen amen amen amen ♪ and now as brothers and sisters, let us pray together to the father for the coming of the kingdom. our father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven, give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses and we does not into temptation and deliver us from evil. >> deliver us lord we pray from every evil. graciously grant peace in every day that by by the help of your mercy, we might be free from sin and safe from all the stress as in thet the blessed hope coming of our savior jesus christ for the kingdom, power and glory are yours now and forever. you said to your apostles my peace i give to you. look not on our sins, but the faith of your people and grant us the peace and unity of your kingdom, where you live forever and ever. amen. may the peace of the lord be with you all. peace toment to offer those nearby. [chatter] ♪ you take away the sins of the world have mercy on

jesus christ.just to crouch to refrain from violence as a member of the congregation to twenty five year old is grateful that thanks here remain peaceful unlike in all the parts of nigeria. usually it. is. during service it's irrelevant who has voted for whom it's after church when the discussion moves beyond the gospel. there are more than fourteen million you were just at this time around compared to twenty fifteen and many of them have voted for the very first time they want to bring about change young people younger than thirty years old like you danielle you're one of the people who voted for the first time what kind of change and see change policies that affect us as youths and young people want to see changes that economy quite quickly daniels friends begin a heated debate about the future of the economy have been. handicapped we don't even want to move yet there is no. one to move to the other side and. those friends of danios who received a voter's card on time voted for a car challenger t

jesus christ. just to crouch to refrain from violence that he always a member of the congregation to twenty five year old is grateful that things here remain peaceful unlike in other parts of nigeria. during service it's irrelevant who voted for whom it's after church when the discussion moves beyond the gospel. there are more than fourteen million you want to register voters this time around compared to twenty fifteen and many of them have voted for the very first time they want to bring about change young people young thirty years old like you danielle you're one of the people who voted for the first time what kind of change and see change in policies that affect us as youths and young people want to see changes that economy quite quickly daniels' friends begin a heated debate about the future of the economy they do have been put in handicap situation we don't have any you want to move here there is no. we want to move to the other side. those friends of daniels who received a voter's card on tim

all these things we pray in the name of our lord and savior, jesus christ. amen. >> thank you for coming. speaker pelosi: thank you. [applause] >> on newsmakers, the conservative union chair talks about shutdown politics and whether they will support the president for reelection. i am absolutely behind our incumbent president and overjoyed he has governed as a conservative. conservativecated president we have seen in my lifetime. saint reagan was a patron of conservativism. trump has been more conservative. a lot of reagan alumni admit that. they were dubious donald trump would govern in this way. as far as our event, what makes america great? it is not maga. it's an event where we talk about policies and the conservative solutions. our theme is not going to be make america great again. what makes america great. >> willdan group endorse and when? >> the conference won't do that. that is not the purpose. as far as the group, our c4 we have 30 board of directors ask the question. endorsefident we will the president again. i am positive i am going to do that. h

all these things we pray in the name of our lord and savior jesus christ. a man. >> thank you.>> [ applause ] >>> tomorrow the house ways and means committee holds a hearing on legislation that would require the president and vice president to release their tax returns. president trump has not released his tax returns. before president donald trump all president since richard nixon have publicly released their returns. the hearing is that 2:00 p.m. life here on c-span 3 online at www.c-span.org and on the c- span radio app. >>> the c-span bus recently traveled to alabama asking folks, what does it mean to be american? >> what it means to be an american is to stand up for the citizens. we the people of the united states of america in order to port are more perfect union. it's about our country, debate, discussion solving issues, solving uses for the citizens at ground level. >> to be american means to maximize your opportunities. it means to be who you are and benefit others. >> to me to be an american is very good. my culture and races of all minorities don

this office while keeping my background as a pastor in my life as someone who is focused on jesus christ and on the god who turns to was in love being god because he could see me but when that was a very important thing we argued both we thought and i hope that i was successful in doing that who could. do. things this there is no situation in which god would abandon you. now and he still enjoys fulfilling the tasks of a perfectly ordinary pastor in his old stomping ground. whenever nicholas schneider is asked to jump in he's happy to oblige. he's convinced that human relationships are the glue of life not feel logical doctrine he doesn't like the idea of pastors belonging to a social late and sees the church as a grassroots movement i. a stark a different view to pope benedict who in two thousand and seven reaffirmed the primacy of the catholic faith and questioned whether other christian denominations were true churches schneider felt much more comfortable with benedict's successor pope francis both men view advocacy for the poor and questions of social justice as core issues at the hea

we hope that our institutions will shape students who act for the public good out of love for jesus christt a cost to themselves. it isn't moat building, it's bridge- work. and i see that in your work. i see that in many other people who are in public service. and that leads me to our last question which is, you are in public service, that's god's call in your life right now. and when you think about a legacy, what do you hope you'll have accomplished in the time that god asks you to serve? secretary devos: well, i hope that we will, as a nation, really focus on students as individuals and that we will give every single, uniquely-created individual an equal opportunity to become everything he or she can be. and if i can in my time at the department of education help reorient some of our policies and practices around serving students in that way and encouraging students in that way, i think that will be a successful legacy. shirley: i have a sense we should pray for you as a public servant. so let's lift up secretary devos. our gracious heavenly father, we thank you for the time we have had

nine hundred seventy five has operated under its mission of helping governments serve the people jesus christ a trademark that. was a company that sounds like a comic book villain to help government serve the people are i'm glad you last see maximus multimillion dollar contracts with states to manage the qualification process the paperwork as a matter of fact in late twenty seventeen maxima signed a thirty six million dollar contract to run indiana's work programs for snap and cash assistance which maximus sees ninety three thousand clients and nine million dollars a year and fewer than two hundred people a year will keep jobs for at least six months. six million dollars fewer than do one hundred people good steady work keeping a job for six months isn't stable than. it is if you work in the trumpet ministration. already have any scary movie was gone before his health insurance even kicked in. i mean the only one bucking that trend is sima vermine who heads the centers for medicare and medicaid services her old job was outsourcing this kind of work to private companies and i doubt she is goin

gospel of faith, conversion to the gospel ofjesus christ of faith, conversion to the gospel of jesus christd of church he obviously wants us to be and which we have failed to be, lamentably, in this area of child protection. why should we have any hope that things are going to improve? as a believer, my answer is because of easter i sense in the pope and in all the bishops, a real determination whatever their cultural setting may be, a real determination to understand what has happened, why it has happened and to act together, not in isolation or fragmentation but to act together. i say in the power of the gospel, to eliminate abuse from the church and to make sure there is a church which is transparent, accountable, inclusive and the words that pope francis uses, a church which is a loving mother, which we have so potently failed to be. products high in salt and saturated fats are being marketed as healthy by leading supermarkets according to an investigation by bbc radio 5 live. sainsbury s and tesco have promised to change their labelling and say they are committed to "promoting healthy

jesus christ! these games were clearly rigged against more muscular athletes. oh, jesus.o they keep dying, taco. who is paying for them to sit around all day and mash buttons? apparently guys like three-time n.b.a. champion rick fox. owner of echo fox. what are you doing with these nerds, man, you're a real athlete. >> and so are they? >> what the shit are you talking about? me and you, we played real sports you know. you can see our balls in our pants when we play. >> were you an athlete? >> oh, yeah, yeah. i played professional tins. i was ranked 864 in the world. >> oh, okay. you win-- you win a couple of tournaments? >> no, i didn't win the tournaments but-- >> how much money did you make in your career? >> i made $11,000, about. but there's a whole system and i was, you know, right in there playing as a pro athlete. >> okay, in our era, i think there was no shame around pursuing a career in professional sports because you could get a scholarship to college, which by the way you can get as an e-sport player now. there are a number of colleges building e-sports arenas

it's named salvador moody a painting by leonardo da vinci depicting jesus christ thought to be five hundred years old it's said to be one of the world's last long lost davinci original seventy one for that's why when it was auction in two thousand and seventeen the bidding was unlike anything ever seen before in the art world so at the minute the real don. three hundred million at three hundred and seventy million dollars that is four hundred million dollars is the bit so. that including the buyer's premium salvatore monday sold for a record breaking four hundred fifty million dollars that's more than four times what anybody in the art world predicted the identity of the buyer an issue he shrouded in secrecy was eventually revealed to be a wealthy saudi working on behalf of crown prince mohammed bin salomon who then gave the painting to the move out to dubi museum as a gift but denounced unveiling of the artwork was abruptly canceled without explanation salvatore moody has not been seen since leaving pulitzer prize winning art critic jerry soltz to say it was all a fraud if you bought the m

- shout out to the lord jesus christ and sony pictures. - and sony pictures. - for letting me and myipe up for tics. - why are we even going to this? - um, because it's a hot, cool movie premiere. why would we not go? - i just thought my first premiere would be for a movie that i was actually in. - i'm gonna get one of those red carpet pics with a getty image watermark, send it to all my ohio friends. - you still talk to them? - starting tonight, hopefully. - damn it. i don't think i got this fart commercial. my agent said they were deciding today. - you two are very sexy people. [together] thank you? - 200 bucks, you let me lick your foot. - oh, my god. absolutely. - ew, brooke, no. - what? it's 200 bucks.

the hallmark of the christian faith is someone who believes in jesus christ as lord and savior, who belongs to the christian group, often the local church, and who behaves in a way which accords to the teaching of the faith. cannot be set of pocahontas? can that be said of her during her stay in london? for me, as expressed in the servicing at grades in last year commemorating 400 years since her death, for legacy lies in her commitment to the cause of peace and reconciliation. not that there have not been differences of opinion sense. there have been diversions. interpretations of her dealings with the settlers and divergences about the way her story has come down to us, so often romanticized and so often told from one point of view. we were20 2006, speaking at lunch of how members of different tribes and together to talk at st. george's and gravesend. it was a time of healing. teaching.ifficult there are christian groups dedicated to reconciliation and peace around the world. one of the, the community of the cross and nails is based in coventry, england. its work is centered on three stra

minnesota university professor who says the virgin mary did not give consent to become pregnant with jesus christand the winner is -- minnesota professor sprinkle. that was an easy one. i thought there was an immaculate conception. you need consent for that. new category. best political comedy. here are the nominees. president trump. president trump: they go back home to mommy. they get punished when they get home. a show headed by sleepy eyed chuck todd. he's a sleeping son of a bitch. richard blumenthal. i watched him say we need the truth. if we don't have -- and here's the guy who was saying people died all around him and he was never there. jesse: cnn's jim acosta at the border. >> here are some of the steel slats the president has been talking about. as a matter of fact it's pretty tranquil down here. jesse: kanye west shocks the press in the oval office. >> let me give this guy a hug. i'm married to a family with not a lot of male energy going on. when i put this hat on, i feel like superman. this our president. he has to be the highest, the flyest planes. you are tasting a fine wine. pres

hero givic form, say what you will about jesus, our calendar, the world's calendar is based on jesus christ. it is 2019 years, neil, since jesus showed up. we're counting time by jesus. say what you will. of all the people that walked on planet earth, your calendar is based on one of them? he had to have done something, neil. i asked a russian, i asked a girl from the ukraine what year is it over there the in ukraine? she said 2019. a guy from vietnam was seated right over there, i said, what is the year in vietnam? he said 2019. neil: when you talk to the president, was it your sense that he's more a man of faith than he been given credit for. >> that is correct. neil: what made you say that. >> because when i said jesus died for your sins, trump, i said, you do have sins, don't you? he said, oh, yeah. i said, he removed them right here on the cross and you are going into a casket one of these days and into the cemetery. he said, yeah. i said, three days later, after they killed him on the cross, he solved that problem too. it wouldn't do us any good, neil. donald trump -- neil: he seemed

. >> jesus christ! >> what? >> [bleep]. >> [bleep]. >> [bleep]. >> [bleep], [bleep]. >> oh!laura: you can hear that. we reached out to the university and police are investigating the incident. joining me now is charlie founder and president of the group that was attacked and author of campus battlefield and also an activist angelo. charlie, how often do these attacks happen against conservative? >> far too often and this was one of the brutal ones recently. the narrative in the media before the fax came out with the smollett case, he is a victim and we can't question it. this is a real victim hood. a student assaulted in the public square because he was recruiting for conservative values at berkeley the origin birth place of the free speech movement 40 years ago. but college campuses are not safe places for conservatives. >> laura: there is a picture of him in the middle. how have they not found him yet? anyone knows this guy call the authorities? the university the chancellor said this is not acceptable. donald trump jr. said when a liberal like jussie smollett faces an att

[bleep] jesus christ. >> [bleep] [bleep] [bleep]! [bleep]! [bleep]!> laura: you can hear that and if you've ever been punched in the face you know how much that hurts. we reached out to a the universy and the police are investigating the incident and joining made the founder and the president of the group that was attacked and author of kansas battlefield and american university student and angelo could charo.e, i'm so sorry, charlie how often do these types of attacks happen? far too often and this is one of the more brutal ones we have seen. the narrative in the media in the last couple of weeks before the facts came out with the smollett case with he is a victim and we cannot question it. this is a student that was assaulted in the public square because he was recruiting for a conservative turning point usaid chapter at uc berkeley which ironically was the original free speech movement 30 or 40 years ago. so unfortunately college campuses have not become safe places. >> laura: there isis a picture of him in the middle. how have they not found him y

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i'll leave that to jesus christ. thank you very much. but we have all, put this all aside for a moment. we have all been given gifts by the almighty. a soul, heart and mind capable of changing things for the better and making good choices out of our own free will. when you start to clinic to victim status you're just giving away your power. you're letting others define you. we americans are a lot better than that. and our kids deserve better than what they're being fed on college campuses. so let's expose the frauds and encourage more personal responsibility. and i bet we'll all be happier. and that's the "angle." alright we want to get back to this breaking news on jussie smollett now and what do community leaders in chicago think about their city being used as part of a hoax? this kind of fits into the victim hood mentality we've been talking about tonight. where do the chicago missing from here? to help us answer those questions we're joined from chicago by tio hardiman, ceo of violence interrupters and former lapd detective and fox n

the church of our lord and savior, jesus christ, versus the city of markham, llinois. this was the case for a church. a minister had a house converted to a church and got caught up in the local bureaucracy. another success story that is not quite get the angst it eserves. that is more something history will reflect on as important, but this is an opinion worth reading. this is a majority opinion, not some dissent. it is a great example of someone who gets into the weeds, reads the regs. it was not him saying it was probably right. i could keep going through everybody in detail, but i will wrap it up, because i will take a couple of questions. lisa branch in the 11th circuit of georgia is really going to be a strong judge. she was not expected to get the seat, among the georgia -- every state has their hierarchy. there is always the gang. she was not in the mold, which made it more exciting to put her on the bench. she was nominated at the same time i lawmaker -- same time my lawmaker partner, greg katz, got on the bench. i will explain how he got on the bench, but ther

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. >> i tried to lead all of my children to the love of jesus christ. >> it was an article of don's brand a mother should be at home with her kids. >> i was really pretty frustrated that she had them over in day care and that she was working full-time. >> reporter: mh-mm. >> i didn't like it. >> but of course, it wasn't the only thing he didn't like about rachel's job. there was also "him". >> the first thought i had was, you know, "wow, what a beautiful woman." and i still remember what she was wearing. i remember the way her hair was. >> his name is james white. former-marine. gun enthusiast. airpark handyman. >> she was just the most perfectly nice, most beautiful woman i've ever met. i couldn't get her off my mind. >> intoxicated by a married woman. well, no good can come of that. >> coming up. the attraction was mutual and the fact they were both married was just one problem. another was soon to arrive. >> how did she feel about carrying todd's baby? >> when "dateline" continues. the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless netwo