that brings us back with john paul ii, signs everywhere to make john paul ii a saint, which did eventuallyopes being saints. it is an outpouring for the faithful for their affection, for the person. the we've noticed all morning, we have much smaller crowds. john paul ii funeral was an entirely different pope, entirely different situation. he was ill for two months before he died so people had plenty of time to come and pay their respects. they were here with candles and all night vigils and the square and the entire city really packed. quite a different feeling this morning farley because we're talking about a pope who's been retired, resigned for the last ten years and living in the vatican, 95 years old. very, very different personality from his predecessor as well as a different personality from pope francis, of course, whom we have to think about this morning as he begins his new moment in his pontificate. he's lived the last ten years with pope benedict in his background, and as much as that has been something that could help him, in the first years especially to find his feet, to be

he never wanted to compete with john paul. he saw john paul as a colossus. he loved him. these are two people who worked on such a tandem. minds and their lives -- 25 years he served john paul ii, then he continued the mission for another eight years. they were tried in the fires of fascism and naziism. they became man watching the sea will play out around them. that sensitized them to the dangers of communism, the godless society and what it does to people. in generally, they knew they had to do something to repel this evil. john paul did it with his great actors and temperament, with his body and his speech and he became the apostle who went everywhere. benedict is still doing it in thought and reason, and every sunday, every time a catholic anywhere around the world, walks into a mass, you are going to feel the touch of benedict because -- and with your spirit, those translations that were closer to the original mass, to the latin mass. and with your spirit. those are all marks of benedict. he wanted the mass. he said if the math doesn't work, the t doesn't work, nothi

this was a much shorter papal funeral mass than that for john paul ii.s first buried before being moved upstairs in the basilica after his canonization. so this man who gave 25 years of his life to the service of john paul ii three times requesting to be allowed to retire as prefect of the congregation for the doctrine of the faith, three times being asked by john paul ii to stay with him and three times accepting that burden, that responsibility will now be buried where his great predecessor once rested for several years. it's a beautiful gesture. >> it was a beautiful service and it does raise the question as many have asked and just have a minute left about what is the future of the papacy in terms of retirement? we have a pope now who has his own ailments, what is the word from the vatican and what have we heard from pope francis himself whether this will be one historic moment or the beginning of something different. >> as recently as a month ago in an interview pope francis revealed that he has written a letter of resignation. he has signed it shou

i think it is completely appropriate between john paul ii and benedict. what's happening now is the papal casket, we saw the casket of cypress. it's now been placed in a zinc coffin and that in turn has been placed into a coffin of elm. that is being placed into the tomb that has been prepared for benedict. once the ceremonies are complete and once the crowd has dispersed, then people will be able to enter the basilica, go down to the crypt and pray before benedict's tomb. i would expect over the next several days and weeks there will be a lot of people wanting to do that, max and bianca. >> christopher, back to you. we've been discussing pope benedict as a professor being renowned for his intellectual contribution to catholicism. i wonder how you who describe that? what is the position the church is in now with the passing of pope benedict? >> some people have been speculating francis will be liberated. i don't think that's the way to look at it. francis is his own man. he's always been his own man. he's use the h-- uses him, he ws a theologian from 1962

john paul. and i wonder how you account for the man you knew as opposed to the view of a lot of catholics, american catholics have of him. a name that stuck. a nickname that stuck, which was the rottweiler. because of the traditional church doctrine he worked so much about. >> chris, that ridiculous and nasty nickname which you rightly say was used all over the place, was created by his theological enemies. and then picked up by too many in the media. it was a complete character. and let us understand that the job of the pope's not to reinvent the catholic church in his own image and likeness. the pope is the rock around which the church maintains its immunity. he is the defender of the faith if you will. that certainly put joseph roth singer, benedict the 16th as a sign of contradiction in a modern world that is deeply confused about many things. but the essence of this man i think was his concept of priestly service and bringing people to god. he wanted people to be able to fall in love with j

following the death of john paul he was elected pope in 2005. he resigned from his role as pope in 2013. benedict said his choice to step down was made to liz lack of strength of body and of mind. >> cnn is covering all angles of today's events. senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen and senior vatican analyst jonathan allen are both in rome, but we begin with vatican correspondent delia gallagher who's joining us from st. peter's square. delia, explain to us what the atmosphere is like as the faithful gather on this day. >> reporter: well, bianca, i've been here for a few hours. now, they started coming in the early hours of the morning to fill the square. there's about a 60,000 person capacity seated there in st. peter's square. it looks like it's getting filled up. at the moment, as you mentioned, the casket has just come out from st. peter's basilica. they are doing a rosary. they are saying prayers just before the mass begins. that coffin was sealed last night. inside they put coins and medals from pope benedict's pontificate

me when pope john paul died, user pricing are held directly and mess with great warm santa plum. as the pope had grown old ill and frail, he had repeatedly acted on his behalf. and in 2002 was made dean of the college of cardinals. one of his tests was to organize the conclave after the pope's death. just before the vote, he warned his colleagues not to let them fill the buffeted by the waves of the guys, but to hold fast to jesus christ ah, just for rounds, if voting you as if rotting her, was elected if $115.00 of his brother, cardinals, voted for him the engine to lead the catholic church. then he has to believe that this is the will of god. i'm busy, given the challenge that he called the dictatorship of relativism in the western world with its slippery philosophical climate dominated by the idea that everyone has their own version of truth and both are valid. it can be glad to lansing a. this was dangerous scott, but he saw it as the task of the church in the present day to counter this 6 by declaring an objective truth hold almost there on him and i'm guessing. so he had to

-- pope john paul ii didn't. he removed 800 men from the priesthood and heat that that reviewing their files himself but he had john paul give competency to those offices and personally reviewed those files. he removed what he called the filth of the church and prepare for what he had to do as pope and he let about trying to teac a joyous, clear, historically based adventure with christ tha he was drawing people to. and his writings still spark sparkle with that childlike wonder if you greet them cover to caliber. >> please jump in here and add to that if you would. >> you know what is amazing about that simplicity of his writings. the perfect example is a three-part series, jesus of nazareth, super profound pretty but so smart and so confident i his reasons for believing in jesus of nazareth that he didn' have to make a complicated pizz when you are reading the life o jesus in this profound work, yo say, gosh, that is simple. and that is the way pope benedict really taught. i brought college student to th vatica

he always referred to him as john paul the great.impact on not just the church, but the wider society. and i think benedict knew he himself was a much more retiring person. he was a man of books and ideas and an demicks. he wasn't one naturally to move, you know, with dramatic confidence on the world stage the way john paul was. so he was aware of that. he said, you know, i'm just a humble worker in the vineyard of the lord. now, having said that, he was an enormously powerful figure, one of the great theologians of the 20th century and a great public intellectual. so he didn't have the sort of dramatic flair of a john paul ii the, but he was no lightweight. i mean, he was a very important cultural figure. mike: bishop, he left the title of pope, he left the post. the significant leadership role of catholic faith after nearly eight years. what did that tell you about him? >> well, i think it does speak to his humility. you know, he wasn't going to cling to the office desperately. i think he -- i'll take him at his word, he thought th

when pope john paul ii died in 2005, ratzinger was elected his successor, taking the name benedict xvi. >> my true plan to govern is not to do my own will, not to pursue my own ideas, but to listen, together with the whole church, to the word and the will of the reporter: father thomas reese is >> pope benedict was really a rorschach test for people in the church. progressives saw him as very controlling, as limiting theological discussion and debate. conservatives loved him because he was firm in his teaching and imposed that on and what they considered dissident theologians. reporter: benedict reinforced the church's stance against birth control and that neither married men or women could be ordained as priests. but much of his papacy was marked by the ongoing, unresolved clergy sex abuse scandal. he often spoke about it during his visits abroad, including during mass on a trip to washington, d.c. in 2008. >> i acknowledge the pain that the church in america is experiencing as a result of th sexual abuse of minors. no words of mine could describe the pain and harm inflicted by such a

i know you were at the funeral of john paul ii. >> reporter: absolutely, bianca.a humbling experience witnessing the masses of people coming by to pay their final respects of pope benedict xvi. as the vatican said, it has been tens of thousands of people coming by here. the number yesterday of lying in state was 130,000. today having been here and stood here throughout the morning, there are a lot of people coming once again. at the end of the day the coffin will be sealed in a special ritual that will be taking place and that will be overseen by pope francis. tonl the memorial service, funeral service will be well underway for pope benedict xvi and that's when a lot of heads of state will be arriving here. that will be overseen by pope francis as well. all of that will take over two hours. in the end we're talking about a ritual where you have pope benedict who will be lying in a wooden coffin which will then be placed into a zinc coffin and another wooden coffin and laid to rest in the tombs underneath the vatican. the place pope benedict is going to be taking t

with john paul ii, we saw hundreds of thousands of people in this square. for the people. but he had two months of being ill. so people had plenty of time to come down here. with pope benedict, obviously a different situation. many of the people this morning are people that are already living here in rome. the basilica will open in about a half hour. they will start to move through. this will be going on for three days, so it will be interesting to see exactly what the flux is. if people are flying in and will be coming tomorrow or wednesday. funeral on thursday at 9:30 a.m. it will be out here held by pope francis. we know that pope benedict requested a simple funeral. nonetheless, he is a past pope, so i assume that the vatican will want to give him all the honors and all the send-off that a pope would have, at the same time trying to maintain that request of pope benedict for something more simple. normally we see heads of state coming for funerals of a sitting pope. we'll have to see with pope benedict who will be coming on thursday. his body will be bu

universities, and then the vatican, at the age of 50 rasinger became a cardinal, and already pope john paulm head of the sacred congregation for the doctrine of the faith of the former roman inquisition in that position cardinal rasengar defended traditional catholic teaching on abortion, contraception and homosexuality when john paul ii died in april 2005 cardinal rasengar presided over his funeral and his homily based on the instruction of jesus follow me proved prophetic after the vote and white smoke rose from the sistine chapel and where is the pope, a sign that a new pope has been elected , the oldest pontiff in 275 years benedict xvi sought to evangelize the west and collapse the spread of secularism, however, there was also a recognition that the influence of the roman catholic church is declining in 2006, pope benedict stirred up controversy during a lecture in germany by quoting a medieval christian leader who criticized islam and seemed to link religion with jihad and holy war and in several muslim countries at the time violent protests even broke out, the pope apologized and dec

but the pope john paul, the 2nd, has been enormously popular and he was declared to st in record times, or as it were on the fast track her and her. if you go to rome and go to saint peters, you will see at almost any time of the of the day or until it is closed in the evening. you will see people praying at his tomb. and that would of course be impossible. they left in this mortal remains of processor as when he was declared a st is mortal, remains were brought up into the basilica and the chapel, the side chapel of san sebastian was converted for the purposes so that he is his, my mortal remains. are there to relic is of course, particularly popular in his native holland. or there are passed loads of a polish pilgrims who regularly go to rome or to pray at his grave. m, m m. yes, i was saying earlier that it's a he was thought to me rather device to figure that you know, one of the interesting things about benedict was that he reached out as perhaps no other pope in the past had done. he reached out to other religious communities which is hardly something one would expect of somebody

john paul, the 2nd body was transferred to a chapel after he was proclaimed assent, and that to give more access to, to his relics as it were, to the faithful a chapel in 2 pieces, basilica, so that that grotto has become free as it were. and hope benedict for certain i think we buried that. ok, thanks very much for that. john. john barracuda. our guide through the suddenly i, when it begins in about, in just under half an hour or so, i had a that will have full coverage of the funeral to say when it starts in about a half. now, before that, let's catch up with some of the rest of today's news and we'll start in washington . we're a 2nd dramatic day in the us congress. republicans in the house of representatives have failed to elect a speaker following a sick vote. conservative for carrying the car is great to be the republican majority in the house is being blocked by a group of right wing hot liners leaving to file an appeal from former president donald trump. on mr. mccarthy as be ha or makers of adjourned until noon on thursday to allow the republicans to seek away out of their o

it's the 1st time that a pope has visited congress since john paul. the 2nd travel that then zaya back in 1983. malcolm web report from the capital contract. about half half the democratic republic of congo is nearly 100000000 people of followers of the roman catholic church. the vatican says it's the largest catholic population in africa. road frontage visit to the capital. kinshasa is expected to draw a vast crowds. papa is up what a present it made it. sure is the fact that the pope is coming to trouble country like ours, due to war and all the things. it's a big risk that he has decided to take for us. it's a great joy and it shows his love for we're very happy. this is a read widely missionary is working on the belgian colonial rule about a 100 years ago. the relationship with the colonial state really was dependent in the 1960 catholic critic congo rulers, and one of them i went to boise campaign. the moment i got 5 years ago, it was catholic bishops and priests to lead a protest cooling for over 2 elections to be held. images of police violence

it was the same for john paul ii. we saw an entirely different mood with john paul ii. were many, many different people and it was a different pope. he was much beloved. we had people from poland and everywhere. we'll see in the next few days who comes here. for the moment. these are people who are already in rome. once they get inside they can pay their respects to the body of pope benedict. they try to keep them moving as much as possible, of course. then the funeral mass will be held on thursday. this will be going on for the next two days here. once the funeral mass is held the pope, we know, pope emeritus, has requested a simple mass. we'll see how that goes with pope francis doing it. then he will be placed in the crypt under st. peter's basilica where crowds can continue to go and visit his tomb right there. >> it is quite unusual to have a current pope overseeing a funeral. >> also they struggle to know how to format it. do they invite dignitaries from around the world, or just from germany? >> soccer fans in brazil are preparing to say good-bye to pele. >> they

peter's in the grotto were more than 90 popes are buried, and he will rest in the same spot where pope john paul the second was first buried before he was moved into the basilica after he was canonized. terry moran abc news vatican city terry. thank you now to the latest attacks in the war in ukraine. this video circulating online shows the immediate aftermath of reported russian missile strike, destroying an ice rink in eastern ukraine. officials say at least two people were injured . it follows a deadly rocket attack on russian forces in the same region. russia says more than 60 of its troops were killed in their barracks. ukraine claims the death toll is in the hundreds. airports across florida, a recovering from hundreds of delays as the holiday travel season is wrapping up. the faa blamed the disruptions on an air traffic computer issue. for much of yesterday afternoon. flights were delayed between 3 to 6 hours by six p.m. the faa said the issue was resolved in flight operations or returning back to normal, frustrated southwest airlines, passengers are still struggling to get their luggage

john paul ii, his predecessor was original ly ori. come down -- >> todd: if you are just joining us, the funeral for pope emeritus benedict xvi just ending on the steps of the basilica. pope benedict will be buried under st. peter's basilica. the pope was 95 years old. >> ashley: starting with a fox news alert. house lawmakers head back to capitol hill for third attempt to select a speaker. kevin mccarthy says some progress has been made, but they have voted six times and hold-outs have not shown a sign they are ready to budge. i'm ashley strohmier for carley shimkus. >> todd: zach nunn here to tell us if he's seeing progress before today's vote. start live in washington with a look at what is in store for day three, david. >> seventh round likely today at noon, when the house gavels back into session, kevin mccarthy sat through more votes yesterday, losing 20 members who refuse to support his speakership. negotiations went late into the night. >> i felt as though we had very good discussion. >> where -- does -- what next? >> that vot

john boehner was not supposed to succeed tom delay in 2006. paul ryan did not want to succeed john boehner in 2015. it was supposed to be kevin mccarthy. particle politics, little things like this start to add up and a tell you who gets in to leadership, this is significant today. we're in our third ballot. we'll have a fourth ballot. that number ofments opposed to kevin mccarthy is growing. at some point, we will see if they continue to vote. right now looks like they will continue to vote and vote and voted. none of the members have been sworn in. they have their family members in, the college roommates. there's no house of representatives. everybody who you talk to all of these members, they're members elect. the senate is in session. they're ready to go. the house is not. does that be a problem over a period of time? i asked the former speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, the other day. i said what happens if you're the last speaker that they have for a while. what does that say about the institution? she says i don't it weakens it but i hope th

the 2 worked closely together, sharing the same conservative catholic beliefs when pope john paul died. pope benedict presided over his funeral in record time. the papal conclave then elected pope benedict as head of the catholic church. >> one of the first things the newly elected pope did was to continue. the dialogue started by his predecessor with >> leaders of christian, muslim and jewish faiths. he visited a german concentration camp, drawing attention to the atrocities committed there. he also made several trips to foreign countries, including spain, to honor world youth day. >> it's going to turn home. take bigger is using good news of experience forgetting his days and the u.s. to denounce the priest abuse scandals. >> which were plaguing the church. >> is next few days. i look forward to meeting. not only does it make this kind the community. is christian communities into the present that it's of cement? it is just for the suns present in this country. >> pope benedict also brought social media to the vatican, becoming the first pope to tweet in 2013, he gathered the cardinal

i can only compare it to the last funeral we had in 2005 of john paul ii.s not like that at all. we're talking about two different people, two very different circumstances in which they died. one was a sitting pope, pope emeritus, retired. i would say the mood still ververy so somber. people remembering him, remembering what he meant to them personally. wanting to pay their respects. but nothing like the crowds that we saw in 2005 here when they opened the barricades for people to come through. there was a stampede. there was a rush. less organized, but there were also hundreds of thousands of people here. in fact, you couldn't move in this place. as i say, that was a very different time. john paul ii was sick about two months before he died, he was a different figure compared to benedict. so people here, a bit more somber, a bit quiet, but still coming to pay their respects. >> delia gallagher joining us from st. peter's square, many thanks. >>> in brazil, football fans are preparing to bid a final farewell to their late hero pele. a short time ago they sa

the funeral, but the crowd is likely to be just a fraction of the more than 300,000 that attended john paul, the second in 2005. benedict's legacy that of a brilliant theologian. and the first pope in nearly 600, ly sea precedent. the fact that benedict did it, you know, and francis'sornd hists opensp the h successors and t vatican tme onl delegation, so this will likely be more subdued. but this will still be the first time in modern history, but a sitting pope presides over his predecessors. funeral terra abc news vatican city in us. thank you. and extradition hearing is set for tomorrow for the suspect in the murders of four university of idaho students, investigators say the 28 year old grad student at washington state university, stabbed all four in an off campus home in november. they're still trying to determine a motive. the suspect was arrested friday in his home state of pennsylvania, is expected to be granted extradition and arrive in idaho by wednesday morning. and police to new york are lookinginto the online life of the suspect accused of attacking members of the nypd on new y

but john paul two really twisted his arm, and he really did not want to be pope. he thought, you know he washor it. and eventually he decides that someone else has the energy and the gifts to do with the church needs now and he steps down. course he faced controversy over his handling of sexual abuse cases in the past. can you talk about the effect of that? and the scandals that hit the church during his tenure? do you feel he was successful in overcoming them? you know, nobody has been fully successful . um we're still dealing with it at the universal church level at the national and local, but he did an awful lot when he came in , even in the 19 eighties in the office of the doctrine of the faith, he realized that these cases were not being handled in a more strict fashion, and he demanded that his office took it over and proceeded to investigate and eventually lay a size that is to remove from ministry hundreds. as of priests , so he he did an awful lot. i think that was a question of putting too much faith. in the idea that medicine could fix these priests and

john paul. the second died in april 2005.ted as head of the catholic church and became pope benedict's 4/16 . he visited benedict's 4/16. he visited a number of in the early years of his papacy , including new his papacy, including new guidelines allowing use of the latin mass . he directly latin mass. he directly addressed historical sexual abuse within the catholic church , speaking out against its dunng , speaking out against its during visit to the united nafions. during visit to the united nations . but during visit to the united nations. but he came under media scrutiny . his alleged role in scrutiny. his alleged role in the cover up of sexual and physical abuse cases by parish priests and in schools . the priests and in schools. the vatican denounced allegations as false and calumny and said its handung false and calumny and said its handling of the cases showed wisdom and firmness. in handling of the cases showed wisdom and firmness . in 2013, wisdom and firmness. in 2013, pope benedict xvi, announced his eminence due

when john paul .25 years as pope and the cardinals met to elect a successor, it took them just two days to give the job to a 78 year old german, a scholarly man who didn't particularly appear to want it. no, it's the lord cardinals have elected me a simple, humble worker in god's vineyard. joseph ratzinger had been a key adviser as a staunch conservative as pope benedict the 16th he battled relativism the idea that what's true for one person might not be true for someone else. pope benedict's 2008 visit to the united states would be remembered not only for his birthday celebration in the white house, a stop at ground zero and mass at yankee stadium. but also by the way in which he addressed the sex abuse crisis so directly exclude pedophiles from the secretary ministry. this is absolutely incompatible and who is really guilty and to be a cannot be priest. sex abuse would haunt his papacy as the scandal unfolded in europe, and critics charged that benedict's record on abuse was mixed. what happened and

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ it was in april 2010 that justice john paul stevens, after serving 34 years on the nation's highest, announced his intention to retire in a letter to then president barack obama. the news, naturally, set washington into a tizzy, of all things. scotus usually do. overnight, every tom dick and harry had suggestions for who obama should name as a replacement. republicans got in on the action as well. even conservative republicans like the then long serving -- of utah. he proclaimed he had found the perfect candidate, a, quote, consensus nominee, a small seat conservative, a jurist who would -- bipartisan support. quote, no question. the man was merrick garland. yes, merrick garland. the same merrick garland who, a few years later, in 2016, would be catapulted to superstardom within that liberal imagination after being rejected by mitch mcconnell and the senate gop as a nominee to fill not john paul stevens seat but antonin scalia's spot on the supreme court. you are forgiven if this slip to your mind. mcconnells smoke and mirrors routine has a way of fogging up the past -- that was not

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finally placed in the same vatican crypt where benedict's predecessor and longtime mentor, pope john paulas also laid to rest benedict's retirement in 2013 reshaped the vatican in his life but also in his death. now, today was a traditional funeral mass, but a really simple, scaled back papal funeral, a subtle send-off and may well be a blueprint for the future. lester >> molly hunter, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, new royal revelations including claims of a physical altercation between william and harry. that and much more in harry's new memoir details next from lolondon >>> back now with a royal bombshell from prince harry's upcoming memoir. in it harry says his brother, prince william, physically attacked him in an argument over wife meghan markle. keir simmons with that and more of harry's explosive allegations. >> reporter: tonight, an array of stunning leaks from prince harry's book after it appeared on bookshelves in spain early. nbc news obtaining a spanish language copy of "spare." in it the duke of sussex describes a 2019 physical altercation with his brother, the future king "h

peter's basilica as pope john paul ii.ester >> molly, thank you. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine, russia tonight acknowledging a ukrainian strike killed dozens of its troops while ukraine puts the number in the hundreds matt bradley is in kyiv with more on how russia is retaliating. >> reporter: tonight ukraine's single deadliest attack against russia in months using american-supplied himars rockets to level this vocational college that russia had been using as a barracks for newly recruited troops in the east russia's ministry of defense saying 63 russian soldiers died. earlier today ukraine's military said as many as 400 newly recruited russian soldiers were killed still, russia is firing back, far from the front lines. kyiv's mayor said air defenses shot down 39 russian drones that swarmed the capital overnight. "at night i heard a very strong bump," said this man. "the furniture even moved. the attacks mostly targeted the power grid, leaving many ukrainians without heat and electricity in the bitter cold russia h

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so, i read a very recent article analyzed by the british john paul rad bonn, ben hall, and ben hall,nalists, and the millet times actually analyze what just now an hour ago, it appeared an hour ago, i will very briefly conclude one in that volume, this technique appeared, a publication is very interesting, the publication is called that military com-m military message that soleda from victory in soledar can cost russia very dearly and is actually called they call the ukrainian tactics of launching a war a label, that is, a meat grinder, and they say that it looks very much like the fact that the ukrainians are very successfully using the ukrainian meat grinder in their own way of launching a war with russia, which the russian mothers and wives of their soldiers already know well, they constantly they complain about natomisorubku and v e soledar, where, as they say, now the russian military is also in an even worse situation, even having partially taken it there, they are just watering now, they say that the losses are likely to be extremely large and it is this tactical victory that

john paul ii. it was always inspiring when he said the whole of society as well as of the personal fulfillment of each individual. i want to thank all of you hear again today and let's stand for religious freedom, thank you. >> good morning, he can be. i'm congressman jim mcgovern from massachusetts and i want thank the foundation for inviting me to say a few words at the international religious freedom summit and i'm honored to be here with my good friend the foreign affairs committee chairman mike mccaul. we may be of different parties but we have a lot of common ground and work together especially on the issues of human rights and happy to be here with everyone. we appreciate your commitment to the issues. for the past several years, i have cochaired the tom lantis human rights,s in the house of representatives and hope to have that in the 118th congress. in that capacity, i can tell you the right to freedom of thought, conscious, and religion is most often taken up in hearing ands religion. the

by a crush of media catholic church members and performers the 1st time a polk has visited since john paul the 2nd in 1985 to our congo has been plagued by decades of conflict and poverty. the 6th day trip to the d. r. c and south sedan is meant to rekindle international attention to forgotten was amid don't fatigue and new aid priorities. in ukraine or correspondent mario miller in kinshasa, joins us now. mariel, the pope has just arrived in kinshasa, how people reacting to his visit. have people absolutely thrilled and overjoyed, here are we were air waiting there just a bit down the road. actually when the pop on will be just passed a few minutes ago. and people here were waiting for hours and hours wearing t shirts with a poke space on it with its mission at which is all about peace and reconciliation . waving flags, they were cheering, and every car that passed before the pope arrived. it was ag, really? at him, a remarkable energy have to say like, a concert a, i don't know that the favorite football team winning a match. and at that birthday, people are screaming at the top of their

one has to keep in mind that in 2001 benedict convinced then pope john paul to move the handling of sex of use cases from the different day office around the world to the back. he can directly under his own watch, read singer, to watch at that point. by the time that he left sort of, you know, decade a decade later on. the situation really has not been addressed. and it's not only that the crimes had not been, you know, had not been essentially adjudicated. the fact is that many of the structures that had guaranteed the permanence of sexual abuse, we're still in place and we're not. and we're not touch, including, for instance, ecclesiastical secrecy, which actually guarantees that you know, priests will be protected within the space of the church, at least that there will not be authorities word in that was actually changed only 2 years ago or 3 years ago, right before the pandemic. bye bye frances. as martin got our religious affairs correspondent. thank you so much. oh, you're very welcome. paul. people around the world were celebrating the arrival of the new year with fireworks on s