schism. >> you have popes saying i'm pope and some popes are empty popes but he's the real pope?h is divided and catholics are forced to choose the true heir to st. peter's legacy. >>s where the place that we are centered? that needs to flow from the pope. what do you do if you have two popes? then it becomes a real problem for the church and you have to sort that out. >>> this schism made a mockery of the whole idea of the pope and the vicar of christ being the successor of peter. >> narrator: if there is one st. peter, he can only have one legacy held by only one man. two popes become a clear sign that the spiritual source of papal power has been abandoned. >> having two popes is impossible. it's shattering for christendom. reformers say we've got to do something about this. >> narrator: with the future of the church hanging in the balance, in 1415 cardinals on both sides look for a solution. >> they convene a general council at constance and the popes involved are summoned and either deposed or invited to resign. >> narrator: both the roman pope, gregory xii and the ave e avig

you need the pope to anull your marriage. >> he wants the pope to say he can mary anne boleyn. >> hemarriage to catherine was never valid. >> narrator: the vatican archives contain the letter henry viii sent to pope clement vii requesting the anullment of his marriage to catherine of aragon in 1530. his request is signed by 81 members of parliament. but the pope's response is complicated by his political alliances. >> the pope was effectively the prisoner of the emperor charles v, who as it happens was the nephew of queen catherine of england. >> narrator: clement vii does not want to jeopardize his fragile truce with charles v by agreeing to his aunt's anullment, but king henry threatens to withdraw all of england from the catholic church if he does not get his way. >> so on the one way, there was the king of england saying, declare my marriage null or the church will suffer for it because the stream of money from england to the papacy will be cut off. on the other hand was the emperor charles v who says, if you divorce my aunty, you will suffer for it. >> narrator: propose clement

and the pope said back, no, no.s is why i came. >> he spends nine days there, nine very significant days. he tells people, don't listen to what the government says about you. you're poles. you're christians. you have a certain dignity that the state does not uphold. this lit a spark that led the polish people to resist communism. >> two-thirds of the people, of the population of poland, saw him in person. this was an earth-shattering event. >> the pope's visit inspires an anti-communist uprising called solidarity. >> he spoefupports the solidari movement in poland. he's able to move forward the movement against communism in eastern europe. >> there are strikes. the workers are demanding a union, and the pope supports them. union and totalitarian systems can't coexist. the two don't go together. so the soviet union saw him as a real threat. they followed him. there was a lot of surveillance of his residence. they were quite worried about him. >> threats from the soviets do not derail john paul ii's mission. he embark

the pope. and this is his path to power. >> narrator: in this episode, never-before-seen orders sent from rome to the new world expose the most scandalous popes in vatican history and reveal a spectacular advancement in art, science, and exploration are embroiled in webs of sex, bribery, and murderous rivalries. >> narrator: from the time of st. peter through the middle ages, popes act as beacons of faith, morality, and religious leadership. but as church influence expands, the trappings of power will seduce even the godliest of men. in 1417, the papacy has been split between france and italy for 40 years. but after the devastation of the plague pope martin v reunites the church and begins to rebuild the once-great institution in the once-thriving city of rome. >> it was with the return of the papacy to rome that its heart began to beat again and it started to grow and to function as the center of the western church. and that was when the renaissance really kicked in. >> very gradually as europ

the pope.nd there is his path to power. ♪ >> in this episode, choices in the face of war leave an indel kbl mark on the papacy. while the world debates sainthood for one of those controversial popes of the modern era, history is forced to consider, did the catholic church do enough? ♪ pope francis is the third sitting pope to visited a nazi death camp. on july 29th it, 2016, he makes a historic visit to auschwitz birkenau in poland. in this camp alone, the nazis put more than 1 million people to death. >> according to catholic teaching today, anti-semitism is a sin. jewish people are to be respected. they're not to be converted. they have their own relationship with god. but this was a christian society that will somehow was able to view jews as enough of an other an outsider that they could live with this. >> pope francis' visit to auschwitz immerses the pontificate at a harrowing time in both world and church history. faced with the haunting images of the holocaust, pope francis zillions conf

new kind of pope.ty. the papacy self consciously rallying, purifying, force, calling on people to do something extraordinary for god. and it had enormous imaginative power. >> for the first time, the pope, a religious leader, once at the mercy of barbarians and dependent upon kings for protection, raises an army and commands a war. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the greatest wish of all is one that brings us together. the final days of wish list are here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. (danny) (client's voice) ...that you're not using smarter tools to manage your business. you work too hard to work this hard! collecting receipts? is it the 80s? does anybody have a mixtape i can borrow? you should be chasing people's pets... ...not chasing payments! quickbooks gives you a sweet set of business tools... ...that do all the hard work for you. you may groom corgis, but you don't have to work like a dog. (vo) you earne

he's only a pope of marketing. before running the entire church, francis was in charge of argentina's bishop when they commissioned a parallel investigation into the case, who has been convicted of sex abuse. study wound up on the desk of the judge. >> i wasn't surprised. it was a book in favor, for the defense. >> church inquiry bound like a book sided with the predator priest saying the victims were lying, but the appeals court was not swayed and upheld the prie priest's 15 year prison senten sentence. the pope admitted he made a mistake earlier this year by backing a chilean bishop who was later found guilty of wittin wittingnessing and ignoring. in august when things a bishop warned pope francis in 2013 of the sexualis then cardinal theodore merry christmascarick he said the pope ignored that allowing cardinal continuing to serve until this summer. >> you have allegations that the pope has sided with predator priests, he has ignored victims of sex abuse, you have allegations that he himself may have covered up

a lot of people will remember the pope decided several yea rs remember the pope decided several yearslive in the rather palatial papal years ago not to live in the rather palatial pa pal palace, years ago not to live in the rather palatial papal palace, instead he lives in room 201. his message is something that people come his supporters, feel he lives. today in that message from the balcony he went through a list of the world's conflicts calling for a resolution and in particular he called for solidarity with christian communities. in order to reinforce that law, the pope has said his senior official to iraq for the festive season to hold services there. on this day from the pope, a message about materialism. yes, it is something the pope has talked about again and again. he believes that is something people fall prone to, they could spend much more time giving alms to the poor and looking after the poor. in recent days, the pope has opened a new clinic for homeless people, he has opened a laundry service for them, he has made a cardinal of one of the priests who was looking after p

and on this day from the pope a message about materialism.es it's something that the pope has talked about again and again. he believes that that is something that people are prone to. he thinks they spend much more time giving arms to the poor, looking after the poor, it's in recent days that the pope a new clinic for homeless people. he is also in recent years opened a laundry service for them, he's also made cardinal of one of the priest was looking after one of the poor people. he really sees that as one of the themes for his papercy. you don'tjust get to pick the themes of your paper seat by yourself if you are the pope, events choose those things for you, and it may be the 2018 is not a silver member for the pope's call. materialism as it is more remembered by the scope of the clerical child abuse crisis which is washed in the vatican and calling in question to judgement. kevin spacey, the american actor, has been charged with sexually assaulting a teenager in 2016. the alleged victim is the son of a tv news presenter. mr spacey, who sp

the pope said, sometimes even bishops make mistakes. it was a great conversation. i remember it vividly. >> did you walk out of that meeting just as lutheran as you were when you walked in? fmr. ag meese: i believe i did, but a lutheran with a greater appreciation for the head of the catholic church. >> last question. nobody under 30, 30, grown people can remember a single event we just talked about. think of your grandchildren, your great-grandchildren. you have great-grandchildren. what do they need to hold on to? can you sum up ronald reagan, what he meant to the country and the world? can you sum it up in a couple of sentences? what to the need to hold onto? fmr. ag meese: the fact that what our founders of the united states had in mind as the basic principles in the foundation for their thinking, the sense of freedom, the sense of responsibility, those kinds of concepts are as important today as they were two centuries ago and will be over the next centuries in the future. in order to know that, they have to know our history. history is important. ronald reaga

>> i trust him very much. >> the pope, you're talking about? >> i trust the pope very much.hink he's going to say, "we feed to get to the bottom of this. let's look into it. let' not be rash and impetuous in answering. but i owe my people an answer to this." and i think we'll get them. i trust the pope. >> well, that's interesting. it's good to hear you say that. but i want to ask you this -- >> you're not surprised, are you? [ both chuckle ] >> i'm surprised by vigano's letter, if you want to know the honest truth. >> we all were, yeah. >> that is from the inside... >> we all were. >> ...you know, god's representative on earth. let's not forget that. and you've seen the effect. the pope's personal ratings are plummeting. this can't be good for your church. >> no. >> but let me ask you, because, you know, there are other issues that cardinal vigano brought up. he basically has said -- let me find it -- about homosexuality and pedophilia, he blames gay priests for the child-abuse crisis. he said that in his letter. >> mm-hmm. >> he even asks for cardinals, as he put it, who b

he's the first pope in a line that lasts all the way to pope francis today. >> i think peter was jesusst friend. i think he was his brother. >> according to the gospel of matthew, peter is the rock on which christ will build his church. but clear evidence that peter came to rome to lay the foundations of the christian church is not in the bible. now, can scientific testing of peter's relics reveal new truths about the life of the first d disciple, his role about the christian church in rome and help tell us if the bones discovered beneath st. peter's basilica are really his? [ shouting ] >> the gospels tell us that peter is a fisherman on the sea of galilee. >> we have some hints about his home life, so we know he's married, he has a mother-in-law whom he might be financially responsible for. according to some traditions, he also has children. >> he's a big guy. he's doing lots of physical work. you have to be strong to be a fisherman. >> i see puertas the every man. here someone who is probably illiterate, who is probably limited in terms of his experience. you know, only a fisherman.

the pope francis has condemned human greed and consumerism to. the traditional christmas eve mosque. in rome people in the developed world to lead a simpler life. and leave you with more christmas pictures from around the world celebrating a day of feasting and fun stay with us. thanks . i'm not laughing at the germans well i guess somebody down but mostly i'm laughing with them do the german think deep into the german culture of the new ridiculous drama day oh here you go it's all about who you know i'm right join me for me to everybody don't be a fool and. every journey begins with the first step and every language the first words i heard from the.

this is the first latin american pope. he is calling for a resolution ,f conflict in venezuela nicaragua. concerned about refugees fleeing conflict. he did not forget ukraine, where he is hoping for lasting peace. covering quite a few of the world's trouble spots. emphasis on fraternity, calling for fraternity, a need to recognize differences and try and build fraternity, peace, and reconciliation in the world today. >> thank you for that update. christians inria, damascus are celebrating o one f their first peaceful christmases in years after government forces recovered the last strongholds this year. peace is still tentative, as fromfear the withdraw syria could lead to a resurgence of the islamic state groups. warning in tunisia. residents were caught by surprise when a wave hit the archipelago. more than 1400 were injured and over 420 were killed. the volcano continues to erect, more will follow. areis the latest you hearing on rescue efforts in the area? >> it is getting close to nightfall. it is going to be winding u

third pope in a row to visit cuba. although only six percent of cubans call themselves catholic the church's influence is greater than one might think. that francis is the first pope from latin america and many cubans identify with him he is seen as a crucial figure in reestablishing diplomatic relations with the u.s. without the vatican's encourage men president barack obama's historic visit in two thousand and sixteen might never have taken place signs of reconciliation that seemed impossible just a few decades ago. so far the new cuban leader raul castro had met the pope and wrong shortly before his visit. it's october time is racing the plan had been to open the church on the feast day of st john paul the second october twenty second. but at least the bell is installed it summons the faithful to mass with a new touch of solemnity. the archbishop is back this time to celebrate divine mercy son. in the feast of st john paul the second. it's still not clear when the church will be finished insufficient materials finan

in twenty fifteen after john paul the second in benedict the sixteenth pope francis was the third pope in a row to visit cuba. although only six percent of cubans call themselves catholic the churches influence is greater than one might think that francis is the first pope from latin america and many cubans identify with him he is seen as a crucial figure in reestablishing diplomatic relations with the u.s. without the vatican's encouragement president barack obama's historic visit in two thousand and sixteen might never have taken place signs of reconciliation that seemed impossible just a few decades ago. during the new cuban leader raul castro had met the pope and wrong shortly before his visit. there. its october time is racing the plan had been to open the church on the feast day of saint john paul the second october twenty second. but at least the bell is installed it summons the faithful to mass with a new touch of solemnity. on the archbishop is back this time to celebrate divine my. the sunday and the feast of st john paul the second. it's still not clear when the church will

the pope reminded everyone of the world's ongoing wars and conflicts especially in the middle east he expressed hope that israelis and palestinians would resume dialogue to end their decades long conflict with international support and brotherhood he also hopes the civil war in syria can come to an end. may the international community work decisively for political solution that can put aside divisions and partisan interests so that the syrian people especially all those who were forced to leave their own lands and seek refuge elsewhere can return to live in peace in their own country. he then gave the traditional blessing known as or be at or be the city and the world but this. it's. it's. carrying the german capital in germany as president funk. has urged people to address tensions in society by engaging with each other and his christmas message recorded at berlin's bellevue palace steinmeier said the nation must not be allowed to drift apart christmas for the german president and meyer is the time to talk to one another with family with friends and also with those who have political

pope francis gives his traditional christmas blessing. he called on people to put aside partisan interests and seek peaceful solutions to war and conflict. and in his christmas message, germany's president frank-walter steinmeier urges people to address tensions in society by engaging with each other and not drifting apart. ♪ edith: i'm edith kimani. thank you for joining us. we start in indonesia, where the number of dead has risen to 429 after a tsunami swept across the coast of java three days ago. the death toll is still expected to rise, with more people missing in more remote areas. almost 1500 people are injured, and we will talk to our correspondent in the disaster zone. but first, this report. reporter: it is not easy returning to what was once home, finding the ruins of her life. but sunaenah from northwest java survived. and that makes her one of the lucky ones along this coast of destruction. >> i heard the volcano erupting and i could feel the ground shaking. but i went to sleep, as it has been active for days. but then i was

to us, has the pope spoken in such strong terms before ?pe spoken in such strong terms before? i would say no, this speech is very important because usually either christmas speech is devoted to issues, the administration of the vatican so this time it was completely devoted to the scandal issue and to sending the message that is the first time saying that the church is notjust inviting priests to turn themselves over, to the police but actually inviting secularjustice to come in basically. this is new i would say. so he's actually inviting external investigators to come into the church to look into historical affairs, is that what you are saying? this is the contents of the message, until a few years ago the church and the papacy itself was defensive, either denying that it was a big deal or saying in these cases should be dealt internally. this is no longer the language that the pope is using and that bishops are using. so this is new also because it happened in the context of the preparation of the february meeting of the bishop conferen

are in rome pope francis has given his for additional or be at or be christmas day a blessing to the city of rome and the wider world the head of the catholic church people to put aside partisan interests and seek peaceful solutions to wars and conflicts communication and togetherness. pope francis called for tolerance and cohesion in the face of global crises our differences should not harm a supposed danger we should see them as something that could enrich our lives. the pope said and indissoluble bond brings together people of different ethnicities languages and cultures the universal message of christmas he said is that we are all brothers and sisters. with the kindred spirit that jesus bestowed on us we wouldn't have been cure and to continue our efforts for a more just world. project would be in time jeff losing good spirit since. the pope reminded everyone of the world's ongoing wars and conflicts especially in the middle east he expressed hope that israelis and palestinians would resume dialogue to end their decades long conflict with international support and brotherhood he

that they began to improve then in one thousand nine hundred six the pope invited fiedel castro to wrong john paul the second visit to cuba two years later marked the start of a new era in church state relations. hit sunday in a suburb of havana on the far side of the harbor it's early morning and the choir is practicing for the mass. that i kept my community and antonio de tat us doesn't have a permanent church instead one is improvised for each service. the new temple as they call churches here was in the planning stages for years. that the building has now finally started but it's far from complete that there are yet all over the garden all that standing now is the shell. fish. that sat there mass is held in the roofed next door come wayne or shine. and which up as well. lots of people in havana are active catholics. they go to mass in the cathedral or does. and in the churches down town. when they have a choice they prefer not having to travel so far and practicing their faith in a local parish. the capital city center is just a kilometers away on the other side of the bay. here the

and pope francis condemns human greed and consumerism the pontiff made the remarks during the she dished christmas eve mass at st peter's basilica in rome. you. i'm out on thank you for joining us more than two days after a killer wave swept the coast of java the death toll from indonesia's the nami has risen to at least four hundred twenty nine that number continues to climb as rescuers reach more remote areas inland almost one thousand five hundred people were injured in the disaster and thousands more have been left homeless. a safe haven for these children some desperately needed aid is reaching the evacuation centers with clean water and medical supplies now running low the fear of disease is looming thousands here are too terrified to return home. thank god they give us food here and water it's better than at home i'm afraid there. and their fears are well founded with the cracker toa volcano still erupting believed to be the cause of the deadly tsunami experts warned that more killer waves could slam into the devastated region. most of those who do return home to salvage what they

in rome pope francis has given his traditional. or a big christmas day blessing to the city of rome and the wider world the head of the catholic church urged people to put aside partisan interests and seek a peaceful solutions to wars and conflicts tens of thousands from around the world gathered at st peter's square to hear the pope's message on christmas day the main subject of his address was communication and togetherness. pope francis called for tolerance and cohesion in the face of global crises our differences should. we should see them as something that could enrich our lives. the pope said an indissoluble bond brings together people of different ethnicities languages and cultures the universal message of christmas he said is that we are all brothers and sisters. with the kindred spirit that jesus bestowed on us we wouldn't have been curious to continue our efforts for a more just world and our best projects would be in time jeff losing bank good spirit. the pope reminded everyone of the world's ongoing wars and conflicts e

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the pope addressed the pilgrims and tourists in the square below.e also sent a message to minority christian communities. translation: a particular thought goes to our brothers and sisters who celebrate the birth of the lord in difficult, if not hostile situations. especially where the christian community is a minority often vulnerable or not ta ken into account. the high ceremony of the traditional christmas address is a short breatherfor some of the problems facing this pope. this year, francis has been criticised for his failure to understand the scope of the clerical sexual abuse crisis. the pontiff has asked bishops from around the world to come to this city early next year to work out how to respond. james reynolds, bbc news, rome. the queen and members of the royal family have attended church in sandringham in norfolk. prince philip wasn't there, but a palace spokesman said he was in perfectly good health. also absent was camilla, the duchess of cornwall who is recovering from a heavy cold. meghan, the duchess of sussex is enjoying her first

the pope addressed the pilgrims and tourists in the square below.ts in the middle east, africa, latin america and asia. he also sent a message to minority christian communities. translation: a particular thought goes to our brothers and sisters who celebrate the birth of the lord in difficult, if not hostile situations. especially where the christian community is a minority often vulnerable or not ta ken into account. the high ceremony of the traditional christmas address is a short breather for some of the problems facing this pope. this year, francis has been criticised for his failure to understand the scope of the clerical sexual abuse crisis. the pontiff has asked bishops from around the world to come to this city early next year to work out how to respond. james reynolds, bbc news, rome. a0 migrants have been rescued from boats in three separate incidents in the english channel. it follows a series of recent attempts by migrants to cross the channel by boat to reach the uk. the bbc‘s sarah campbell can tell us more. we know that there has been

the pope's message? shun materialism. instead, focus on the holiday's message. a simplicity, charity, lov. tourism officials say bethlehem is enjoying its busiest christmas season on record. the tiny christian community attended mass amid tight security. in britain, queen elizabeth ex tolled good will and understanding. >> treating the other person with respect and as a fellow human being is always a good first step. >> in washington, president trump and the first lady attended mass at the washington cathedral. the first couple likely would have gone to services near mr. trump's palm beach estate. but the president decided to stay in the capital amid the border wall stalemate. >> and the national christmas tree that sits behind the white house reopened to the public yesterday thanks to a grant from the national park foundation. it had been closed due to the government shutdown. wendy. >> tom hanson here in new york, thanks. >>> back in this country, stock markets are closed today. investors trying to catch their breath following days of heavy losses. the dow is

in his christmas message, pope francis appeals for fraternity between individuals, nations and religions to help solve the conflicts of the world. british and french authorities have rescued a0 migrants trying to cross the english channel in separate incidents in halfan in half an hour i will be looking back on a momentous year for the royalfamily, including back on a momentous year for the royal family, including a back on a momentous year for the royalfamily, including a memorable royalfamily, including a memorable royal wedding. that is review, 2018, the royal year. good afternoon. indonesia's disaster agency now says at least a29 people were killed and 150 are still missing following the volcanic eruption and tsunami that swept through sunda strait on saturday. more than 11100 people have been injured. thousands of people who live on the islands of java and sumatra were forced to flee their homes for higher ground as the tsunami hit coastal areas. charities in indonesia say they're worried about disease spreading as supplies of clean water and medicine are dwindling. sameer hashmi re

the pope addressed the pilgrims and tourists in the square low.he called for a resolution of conflis in the middle east, africa, latin america, and asia. he also sent a message to minority christian communities. pope francis: a particular thought goes to our brhers and sisters who celebrate the birth of the lord in difficult if t hostile situations. especially where the christian community is the minority, often vulnerable, or not taken into account. james: the high ceremony of the roaditional christmas address is a short breathersome of the problems facing this pope. this year, francis has been criticized for his failure to understand the scope of the clerical sexual abuse crisis. the pontiff has asked bishops from arounthe world to come to this city early next year to work out how to respond. james reynolds, bbc news, rome. ben: 40 migrants have been rescued from boats in five separate incidents in the english channel. this follows a series of recent by migrants to cross the channel by boat to reach the u.k. the bbc's sarah campbell tells us mor

pope francis delivers his traditional christmas day blessing to the city of rome and the world he condemned what he ordered human greed and consumerism. and in his christmas message germany's president. or just people to address tensions in society but engaging with each other and not kristie art. cheema a very warm welcome to you we start in indonesia where the number of dead has risen to four hundred and twenty nine two days after a tsunami swept across the coasts of java and sumatra the death toll is expected to rise with thousands of people still missing in the more remote areas of the islands almost one thousand five hundred people were injured in the disaster really get a live update from the region but first this report. out so not only warning has people fleeing for their lives. luckily this time a false alarm. but with the a not krakatoa volcano believed to be the cause of saturday's tsunami still erupting experts warn that more killer waves could hit the devastated region. this fear has driven thousands to overcrowded evacuation centers. i am not i am here because i'm afraid of a

pope francis come dancing human greens and consumerism the pontiff made to the remarks during the traditional christmas eve mosque the st peter's basilica in rome. honors the burden family trying to cut down their carbon footprint as the find him and look back on some of the highlights of the job you see here you know always going to be easy. i'm out on a welcome to the program three days after a tsunami swept the coastlines of somalia and job killing more than three hundred seventy people concerns about a public health crisis are starting to emerge hasnt of survivors from the area are living in makeshift evacuation centers haven't lost their homes or being too fraid to return for fear of another tsunami access to clean water is now a problem raising the risk of disease and supplies of medicine are dwindling. and joining us now. carter in indonesia is do you know told the head of oxfam's humanitarian operations in the disaster zone as we just mentioned there are reports food and water supplies are dwindling in the region what more can you tell us you know. how can you hear me. we still have t

on that day the pope would make a speech. a speech that would be the starting point of two centuries of bloodshed. the coup saints. show. juggles amy you do the dishes specific they all do that they were sent to sit to jail which is you thieves but one. moment of pop up here again fighting. like no one saw you i was shocked i'm going through i don't know how what kind of a fucking lucky who was a how when i met in morocco tonight people. like a fine accomplice say that my seahawk coffee and their coffee i was in well and i lay him a little shiela coffee have. is still an album in the clouds. over my country had to almost and never found solace as i have been in feed and cover. i will the big guns yeah there was any bag of chicken with most of yeah well i got convinced chordal said she had zero again holy war of how to do more of this you don't go but you see me feel you for all wallowed you will see. did you get worried about. what herb and done as he was that he addresses directly the spirit trying. so if you go on a crusade

pope francis contends the human greed and consumerism of the pontiff made the remarks during the traditional christmas the maasai peter's basilica in rome. i'm out on a welcome to the program three days after a tsunami swept the coastlines of somalia on java concerns about a public health crisis are starting to emerge hasn't so survivors from the area are living in makeshift evacuation centers having lost their homes or being too afraid to return for fear of another tsunami access to clean water is now a problem raising the risk of disease and supplies of medicine are dwindling one of force sais that the death toll has now reached four hundred twenty nine. and we're joined now by correspondent on a sun tows who's in love one in western java which is one of the worst affected areas ana you traveled through the disaster zone. today he tell us what you've been seeing and hearing. lots of the areas where you can. get the wrong thing oh no i don't how and that is an indication that you know. it's a burden to set them off that you know. there's big events or just that to sit like a church coming o

thousands of pilgrims strong st peter's square in rome to hear pope the pope deliver the angelus prayer a lot of celebrated a st stephen's day pope francis called on the fates what to practice forgiveness as the saints did according to christian belief st stephen it was stoned to death for professing his faith in jesus. six people have died in warsaw after the wooden cabin in which they had a sort shelter fire firefighters say the abandoned shack on the outskirts of the polish capital is sometimes used by the homeless the cause of the blaze is unknown . russian president vladimir putin says russia will begin to deploy a new hypersonic weapon next year this after he hit final tests of the new intercontinental system an absolute success has said the nuclear capable missile could fly at twenty times the speed of sound and maneuver up and down enabling its to breach defense systems. in china the transfer of prominent human rights lawyer has begun in the northern city of tianjin one question john is being tried to subverting state power he's one of around two hundred and fifty human rights l

on pope francis condemns human greed and consumerism to fun to make their mark the story of a traditional christmas eve lot of them peter's basilica in rome. you. i'm on it on a welcome to the program more than two days after a killer wave swept the coast of java on some of the death toll from indonesia's tsunami has risen to at least four hundred twenty nine first responders continue to pull bodies from the debris from the toll continues to climb as they reach more remote areas inland almost five hundred people were injured in the disaster and thousands more have been left homeless. for more on this now we're joined by g.w. correspondent ana. has ended up one in west. job which is one of the worst affected areas now ana how is the search for survivors going up the death toll there climbs . i spoke to the search command manager earlier today and he told us that right now it's really a race against time as they continue to search for those who have been reported missing i need to emphasize the word reported because this area of western java where the tsunami hit this isn't really a residen

this is pope francis. came pope, st everyone was like, "this guy's cool."ng out with leondo dicaprio. he said all of our pets are going to heaven. and while other popes have en drround in mercedes-benzes, pope francis drives a ford focus. [ light laughter ] which probably helps with the whole celibacy thing. [ laughter ] so the press dubbed him "cool pope." but here is the thing. th guy's not cool. this guy's homophobic. if you're not catholic, you're ing, "why should i care about this?" and if you are catholic, you're probably thiing, "what's the latest i can leave my house and still get to mass on time?" [ light laughter ] but we should all care about this, because the pope is a world leader who's giving people permission trejudiced. i'm gay and i'm catholic. when i came out, some people inl my ftold me that i was going to hell. they got that idea at church. the same church that thinks it's a good idea for 300 people to drink out of the same cup. [ laughter ] [ applause ] gross. that's gross. one relative told me that because i was gay i wasn't fit to be

the pope's christmas message for humanity tonight, embrace our differences. corresponded trey yingst has more on the holy father's remarks. >> as the clock struck midnight and time zones around the world, religious ceremonies got underway to celebrate christmas. in vatican city, pope francis held his sixth midnight mass before a crowd of 10,000 people. then, early this morning, the pope addressed another gathering, even taking time to weigh in on foreign policy before a crowd of thousands celebrating christmas at the vatican. >> made this christmas, rediscover the bonds of fraternities, joining in people. enable as speak of the remarks from the balcony of st. peter's basilica came with a number of universal messages from the leader of the catholic church. the pope focusing on his words on western consumerism, asking churchgoers how much of the material they buy is actually needed. the pope's words come amid heightened tension between israelis and palestinians after multiple attacks in the west bank for multiple months. these attacks did not stop thousands of

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