and so they were moved -- my father was sent to another camp, sent to marseille. and so it went on and on. and they could, in fact, with the right papers, have left by way of spain and portugal. we had a portugese ship in passage for them several times. each time something -- they could never get clearance on time. and this went on and on. in the meantime, this was now running into 1942. and by the summer of '42, actually perhaps five, six is weeks later, one of my letters was returned. from there. address unknown. left no forwarding address. as we found out through a tracing bureau after the war, they were, in fact, deported to auschwitz. along with all the thousands and thousands who were there. this also -- this time was the time when i was inducted in the army. so that it all a happened together. and i recently found a notice from the state department that reached us in november of '42, a time when i was already in the army that said that they were now pleased to let us know that our parents had gotten clearance. this was three months after they had been depor

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marseilles for europe. and sydney for australia.ve collected at this mass, from the thousands of generous families, you see in front of you, that money will be used to buy heating oil, for their houses during the confinements of winter cold. this is our gift to the people and for the city that we said the first moment of the -- may peace come soon to syria and the world, that is why holy father, we thank you very, very much for your presence. thank you holy father [ applause ] >> pope francis now greeting a family from syria, so much a global touch point and the focus on the refugee crisis unfolding across europe about which pope francis is out spoken including the united states urging to take in these refugees. we also learned that the next city has that our great fortune to host the world meeting of families and that will be dublin, ireland, the archbishop on of ireland was on hand. >> they will be challenged to equal what happened in philadelphia. >> it has certainly been an extraordinary display to philadelphia so far. >> irelan

havana for the americans, marseilles for europe.collected at this mass from the thousands of generous families you see in front of you, that money will be used to buy heating oil for their houses during the coming five months of winter cold. this gift is a sign of our love and our closeness to these people and for the city that we said the first moment of the mission. may peace come soon to syria and to the whole world. that's why, holy father, we thank you very, very much for your presence and for your words. thank you, holy father. [ applause ] >> chris matthews, i was going to say that might be a record for use of the world family. and while archbishop paglia is from a family, he cannot go home to one. he cannot have one and be service to the catholic church and it is still that thing that differentiates and separates the religion from so many others. >> yeah, well, that's a difference. and i think it has found an exception with the episcopalians, the anglican clergy that have come over and become roman catholic, come under the l