if you're pentecostal you don't care about the lady of guadalupe and all of that stuff. so they saw it, the people who would go to it and not be afraid. >> rose: i want to move to this question. he's a jesuit, first jesuit. what does that mean. >> i'm not sure what that means in this case because he doesn't actually, he's not like a lot of other jesuits. >> rose: he's a conservative jesuit. >> that's right and there's some built-in contradictions the monsignor could probably speak about this better than i can beyou're supposed to i was chew careerism and material goods. he's done the latter. he's not living a life of opulence with designer loafers. but certainly the pope would seem like a career es promotion. it would be to good see the jesuit with the promotion. >> rose: the fact he chose the name francis do we know it was francis how far assissi had he was modeling himself after. >> yes. >> rose: the reason for that is francs of assisi was a person of that. >> it was a saint who had a devotion, personal devotional doing what he contributed to the church. >> rose: dan w

was lived with the apostle john and they went to her for counsel at the last excuse me at the a pentecostal who led them in prayer that the holy spirit would come down upon them it was mary the mother of god and so have women played a massive role in the church since its founding absolutely they have but does that role suggest that there has to be a male priesthood you know the priesthood is in the image of christ and christ was a man but there was never this kind of contention male women contention back then mary the mother of jesus and the muslims i'd like to just jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on pope francis' state with. the. part b. should face it there's a freedom fighter. there ready to clean up in this order. and bring you. any time if so loot play free float. ah good for you like to be treated this way. an arche. wealthy british style sign some time to. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cars or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlin

was lived with the apostle john and they went to her for counsel at the last excuse me at the a pentecostal who led them in prayer that the holy spirit would come down upon them it was mary the mother of god and so have women played a massive role in the church since its founding absolutely they have but does that role suggest that there has to be a male priesthood no the priesthood is in the image of christ and christ was a man but there was never this kind of contention male women contention back then mary the mother of all right on the line just jumping in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on pope francis' state with our. download. stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. it's technology innovations all the developments from around russia. the future covered. please. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations to r

exodus story and we relive it, we tell it on shivu'ot, which in the christian tradition is known as pentecost, 50 days after passover. we celebrate the giving of the torah at sinai, the children are confirmed here. and life cycle events - bar mitzvah or bat mitzvah is a sinai moment. the circumcision is a sinai moment, because the child is brought into the covenant. the wedding is creation moment. >> it's such a central part, the covenant. >> it's the dominant metaphor for us. >> for someone who is not aware of the power of that term, could you unpack it a little bit for us? >> the idea is that the jewish people ultimately - first of all, we believe noah - all humanity - has a covenant with god; noah is every man. and then there's a special covenant made with the jewish people, the purpose of which is to live by the teaching, torah, teach it, live it, follow god's behest, the commandments, carry it on, until there is a universal covenant. that doesn't mean till everybody becomes jewish - it means by that time, by our concept, there won't be any separate institutional religions; that is everyb

was lived with the apostle john and they went to her for counsel at the last excuse me at the a pentecostal who led them in prayer that the holy spirit would come down upon them it was mary the mother of god and so have women played a massive role in the church since its founding absolutely they have but does that role suggest that there has to be a male priesthood you know the priesthood is in the image of christ and christ was a man but there was never this kind of contention male women contention back then mary the mother of jesus and the muslims i'd like to just jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on pope francis' state with. the. mission in three cretaceous three sons four charges three. major mentions three. three stooges free. download free blog loaded video for your media projects a free medio dog r. t. dot com in. the world including. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you thi

. >> it's so important, some have said why have we lost many brazilian pentecostalism with him there and the same thing happening if he were pope. >> interesting to hear being part of the vatican is seen as a negative. >> used to be the all-stars. >> this is cardinal donald wehrl of washington. >> let's hear his voice. there he goes. why could yget some discussion? >> a conclave in which governance, that is bis management, paramount concern, cardinal wuerl seen as one of best business managers in bishops. the dead center of the american bishops conference. he continues winning election after election for committees within the conference because he's seen as a guy who can move the ball and get things done. further he has vatican experience. in rome from 1969 to 1979 as the secretary of then-cardinal john wright. footnote, chris, he actually is the 51st cardinal to have been in a conclave before because in 1978 cardial wright was in a wheelchair and allowed to bring his priest secretary in the conclave to attend to medical needs and that secretary was cardinal wuerl and the man organiz

it starts in the 19th century, there is a mission and growing up in a pentecostal tradition and said god told him to help support, this is the issue in the movement he needed to pursue. he goes to jail for property damage. one of the tactics they used was to sit in on the national forest that was federal land in northern new mexico and they burned some signs. the park rangers said they threaten them, but it is up to an interpretation but he had federal and state charges and went to jail. when he came out, he was talking about getting the king of spain to okay the movement he was allowed it'll crazy in some ways with what he brings energy and attention to but he is more of a preacher, no offense. [laughter] wore a preacher and an organizer. so it goes back to more litigation than the direct action he champions the. >> what is the role of women? >> so if it expands for women who do not see the national organization for women that was more middle-class, mostly white with particular goals about glass ceilings and a professional life in particular but those you didn't see the no agenda as

people in latin america are flocking to pentecostal churches.rch. he's going to have to address the sex abuse scandal. he's also got to get catholics back into the pews, back into churches and maybe part of the way he can do that in latin america is because he has worked with the poor and poor people so much at the forefront of his own ministry. he said a couple years ago i live in a continent that's seen huge economic growth but also massive growth in inequality. the poor of latin america have not benefited from the economic growth that we've seen and maybe that's a message amongst latin americans can help get the catholic churches full again. that's restoring faith both in his own continent but also here in north america and in europe where it's declining very rapidly is going to be central to this pope's mission. >> of course jon meacham, there have been challenges and there will be challenges to this pope selection from people inside and outside of the church because he is conservative theologically. "the wall street journal" writes this mor

she's a well-known pentecostal minister up there.ity over catholicism. >> brian: find out geraldo's top ten cousins. >> i have over 100 first cousins. >> brian: when you own your own island, you'll get more cousins. what do you think about the way this pope is turning out? going back and paying his bill at the hostel he stayed at? >> his humility, his modesty is in gross contrast to what the church has done in latin america over the last five centuries, where we have embraced military regimes. they have sided with the oppressive governments, undemocratic governments over the flock, over the people. that's one of the things that accelerated this move from catholicism to other forms of protestant christianity. now the church is now set out to embrace evangelical catholicism. much more hands on, charismatic, much more serving the poor. this is the perfect man to symbolize that transition back to the good old days when the church embraced the poor rather than embracing the decadent oppressive government. >> steve: he'll be installed on t

. >> you have pentecostals who say you don't have to poor. we'll get you a job. we'll mobilize you. message. they have been able to bust apart what's happening in the catholic church and latin america. these evangelicals are moving up and they show sympathy for their people. they are not telling their people they can't use birth control. all these things have made the catholic church very vulnerable in latin america. >> don't think we should under estimate the impact of the continued rigidity and restrictions on contraception and the shame around applied to whom have abortions. very famously in brazil in 2009 there was a 9-year-old girl who was raped repeatedly by her stepfather, became pregnant with twins and her mother asked for there to be an abortion. in brazil there are only two circumstance in which you can have an abortion legally and the doctors found that this put her life at risk because she was 9 years old. the hierarchy there insisted they could have had a cesarean. they needed to save the lives of her two unborn children. but the worst part in some ways i think for cath

we go through to pentecost, which isn't often seen on screen. paul on the road to damascus, the conversion of paul, and right through to revelation. it's the most beautiful evening of television. i just encourage your listeners to celebrate the miracle of easter this easter with their family. >> gretchen: what's so beautiful is that you and your husband did this together. mark burnett, "the survivor" series and other things. this was sort of a mission that the two of you had. it didn't come together immediately, did it? what do you make of the fact that it's been such a success? >> isn't it just phenomenal? i feel that god is moving. i think that these millions and millions and millions of people are hungry for spiritual programming and we've also made it exciting, it's cool and edgy. we've had more response from parents saying it's their teen-agers who are inviting them to the television set to watch it. but it's engaged the country in a conversation which is great. they're talking about faith. they're talking about god. they're talking about t

joining us right now is the pistol packing pastor from christian pentecostal church in staten island,hn rocco carlo. gosh to you. >> good morning. >> steve: what does that mean? pistol packing? >> well, it's not a strange thing. if you look in the new testament, the disciples carried swords, some of them. even the apostle, paul, who was a young rabbi, they had the temple police at the time. they went out and made arrests. >> steve: sure. >> so it's not uncommon to mix the two occupations. >> steve: and you actually say having been in a police officer for many years, decades, and now a pastor for decades, while it may seem like there are different lines of work, there are a lot of parallels, aren't there? >> definitely. we deal with the same clientele and i think as a police officer, you have a kind of insight into what people are really trying to say. many times people tell you a half truth and not the whole truth and you can't help someone without the truth. >> steve: sure. unfortunately, today one of the truths is even church can be a not safe place. >> that's correct. i've had peop