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>> the season of the snap was the summer of 2018, when pope francis went to ireland on so-called papal visit or pilgrimage, and a lot of us thought, well, this will be the occasion finally for francis to unveil a serious mantling of the structure of clerk calism which has led to criminal behavior on the part of the church. why? because ireland was ground zero of the priest abuse crisis. when you and your colleagues at the globe laid bare the sure rid line in boston, people in rome and elsewhere said that's just boston because of the boston -- the catholic boston -- the boston catholics have a special problem. boom. what you guys set in motion led quickly to the revelations it wasn't a boston problem, it was an american problem. the europeans immediately said that's an american problem. it's american catholics have the problem. no boom. germany, france, astoria, dash astoria, poland, netherlands, we have yet to see the reckoning and over these years we're looking at a problem that exists everywhere that our catholic priests, nowhere more grievously than in ireland, and in ireland, somet

pope francis issues the most comprehensive overhaul of laws in the roman catholic church for nearly fortyrganisers of the grand slam tennis tournaments promise to address players�* concerns about mental health — after naomi osaka withdraws from the french open. and — the spetacular last pictures from a drone — as it crashes into an erupting icelandic volcano. welcome to bbc news. joe biden has become the first sitting us president to visit the city of tulsa in oklahoma to commemorate the race massacre that took place there 100 years ago. he said that for too long, the history of the tulsa race massacre had been silenced, but now it would be known. the president also announced that vice president kamala harris will lead the administration's efforts on voting rights as republican state lawmakers across the country attempt to enact voting restrictions. our correspondent, gary o'donoghue reports from tulsa. this is the first time an american president has come to tulsa to acknowledge the horror of the massacre. local residents showed him around the greenwood cultural centre where he got to me

and familiar and it's surprisingly powerful as we have seen during the year of mercy declared by pope francis which came to a close on november 20th. so mercy, what is it. what does it mean? where can i find it when i need it, and how can i give it when someone else needs it. all that we will explore with the archbishop so please stay with us. we will return in a moment to mosaic. >>> welcome back. i am john gray of the arch diesis sis of the department of communication and we are honored to welcome the archbishop of san francisco. a little bit about the archbishop ies a native of california, born in san diego, and the son of natives of san francisco educated in the public schools in san diego, and was an aindividual musician in high school playing in the bands. in his freshman year of college he began to discern a possible vocation to the priesthood and enterearth seminary he pursued his studies in the diocese of san diego. he is a philosopher and theologian and expert in cannon law with a ba in philosophy, a masters in theology and doctorate in cannon law. he was ordained a priest in 1982,

and then pope francis has to approve it as well. ct. it's medicine and nourishment for the weak. so i don't know if i'm going to see pope francis approving a document that might exclude people from receiving communion based on these cultural hot-button issues. >> especially the president. i want to ask you about that. what are the chances we might see president biden and pope francis meet face-to-face, have a visit at the white house? >> well, i mean, it would be great if we have the pope come visit the united states again. you remember, jim, what that was like the last time he came. i don't know if he's going to be coming back any time soon. he has a lot of other countries he says is on his list. we heard all of this stuff about the meeting when biden was in europe that, well, the pope shunned him. didn't meet with him. they were never supposed to meet. the pope has had a very warm relationship with president biden. so if he does come to the united states again, you can be sure that he will meet with president biden, and they will h

i was expelled from dominican order by pope or cardinal and he left the francis can order the same year. he got married and my path was to become an anglican and work here in san francisco. >> right. >> reinvent forms of worship in young people's language like rave and so forth. >> cosmic mass. >> it was a beautiful experience to see these many people wrestling with issues of values in a very public way. the governor of the state was there. he introduced. that was interesting, brought politicians together with theologians. >> must have been something. what were some of the questions asked? >> one of the questions asked was is the catholic church losing out in south america? he said yes. but he didn't say he regretted it much. we have to realize christianity comes in many expressions and always has of course beginning with the early church itself. we have four gospels and they all see the world in a different way. that's how humanity is. i think the catholic church is learning some humility in latin america and obviously humility is hard to learn. this new pope from south america, obviou

this after the highly influential cardinal ryan house mugs offered his resignation to pope francis, citing the catastrophe of sexual abuse by church officials, meanwhile, shop and grief in canada after mass graves of indigenous children are discovered as a former catholic rung school. on to the point we ask catholic church power and abusive power? the news? oh, thanks very much indeed for joining us here on to the point where my guests in the studio are on a job as a professional musician and church activist who says instead of a structural reform, we need to re focus on the actual aim of the christian faith, which said, is eternal life. also with us is max cap, a, b anchor, a dominican priest, and for many years church journalist, he believes that the church should not be afraid of change and warm welcome to to mathias catch from the abuse survivors. organization tish, who wants that it's high time before the church to really listen to the voices of the victims. interesting stuff so much to talk about. thank you all 3 for being with me today. and i'd like to begin with you, father max and

was forced to land in an area germany's most senior catholic cleric offered his resignation to pope francisrdinal reinhard knox says he shares responsbility for the catastrophe of abuse at the catholic church. he admitted to institutional failures as well as systemic shortcomings. the cardinal has been a leading voice and calls for church reform. his resignation comes just two weeks after the pope a review of several sex abuse scandals within the catholic church in germany. initial investigations have decades of cover-up by clergy. here is cardinal marx speaking with the press today. >> for me, this is about taking joint responsibility for what happened inside the church, a place which is supposed to provide space for healing, hope and confidence. and the horror about the fact that inside our churches, this amount of sexual abuse took place. phil: let's talk more about this with dw religious affairs correspondent martin gatt. i found the cleric's comments slightly cryptic. what is he saying he did or failed to do, or is he saying he tried to do something in the catholic church stopped him?

pope francis issues the most comprehensive overhaul of laws in the roman catholic church for nearly a0ears. and — the spectacular last pictures from a drone — as it crashes into an erupting volcano. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe president biden has been visiting the city of tulsa in oklahoma to mark a century since a white mob attacked a black district killing as many as 300 people. the attack on an affluent black community known as black wall street followed an alleged assault on a white teenage girl. president biden has called on all americans to reflect on what he described as the �*deep roots of racial terror�* in the country's history. 0ur correspondent gary 0'donoghue reports from tulsa. this is the first time an american president has come to tulsa to acknowledge the horror of the massacre. local residents showed him around the greenwood cultural centre where he got to meet the only known survivors of that murderous night in 1921 — america's worst single act of racial violence in its history. some injustices are so heinous, so horrific, so grievou

most international respected figures in germany's catholic church was offered his resignation to pope francis excited the catastrophe of sexual abuse by church officials. meanwhile, in canada mass going to visit his children to discover their former school to the point b, w. ah ah, oh, experts say school closures were a necessary evil to slow the spread of the corona virus. the thing affected 80 percent of children worldwide forcing most to study from placing an extra non parents modern technology helped in many cases. but not all the pandemic could see millions of children left behind. can generation covered, make the grade and what happens after school? are we talking about permanent damage? will this affect students chances on the job market? all questions for our guest in a moment. first this report. me 7 year old ruth guy was accompanying his mother john done doing for him to work. like most days. due to the panoramic turkish schools have been shut for over a year. john don runs a private kindergarten on the outskirts of his stumble. there occasionally allowed to open. unlike schools, he

. >>> and the beautiful reason spider-man was able to have an audience with pope francis "early today" starts right now >>> glad you're with us this thursday i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. breaking news at this hour, a massive building collapse has just happened in northern miami. details are unfolding as we come onto the air but this is what is left, a pile of rubble after a condo partially collapsed near 88th street and collins avenue. residents were wokenr doors. dozens of people have been evacuated. over 80 emergency units are on the scene right now. we don't know how many people have been in the building. there's no word on how many people could've been injured emergency officials are going through the rubble stay with your nbc stations, your local affiliates for the latest details on this breaking story. >>> now to the highly aggressive delta variant on the rise. vaccinations are more critical than ever. the cdc director says the shots are nearly 100% effective against severe disease >> nearly every death due to covid-19 is particularly tragic because nearly every d

pope francis issues the most comprehensive overhaul of laws in the roman catholic church for nearly a0. organisers of the grand slam tennis tournaments promise to address players�* concerns about mental health after naomi osaka withdraws from the french open. and the spetacular last pictures from a drone as it crashes into an erupting volcano. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. president biden has been visiting the city of tulsa in oklahoma to mark a century since a white mob attacked a black district, killing as many as 300 people. the attack on an affluent black community, known as black wall street, followed an alleged assault on a white teenage girl. president biden has called on all americans to reflect on what he described as the "deep roots of racial terror" in the country's history. our correspondent gary o'donoghue reports from tulsa. this is the first time an american president has come to tulsa to acknowledge the horror of the massacre. local residents showed him around the greenwood cultural centre where he got to meet the only known survivors of

at the vatican. head of the match. pope francis is from argentina and is also a big football fan. the opening game should have a great atmosphere. italy plant in their home country are up against turkey and group a and $15000.00 fans will be allowed to watch it in person. that's was the own single input on to go on. i think this is important. after so many months without football, there is great enthusiasm here in the square and the stadium. what i meant to sell it was if you will, but if it's a positive sign, that means disparate restriction is coming to an end. and so very good science to show 50. this is the beginning of the total reopening for stadiums, but also for my phone sending out i don't it's not so much about the economy as it is about personal leisure activities which we need anyway. even though i'm not a big soccer fan, you wave i have asked ukraine to change their shirt designs for the euros. it follows russian complaints over the jersey, which shows an outline of ukraine's land territory with the crimea region, which russia and next in 2014. you a say the map can s

pope francis has approved an overhaul of roman catholic church law — with the most comprehensive changesly a0 years. the revisions, which has been in the works since 2009 criminalise those who abuse minors and vulnerable adults. they are due to take effect on december eighth. now on bbc news — hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. it has been a well—used mantra during the covid pandemic — no—one is safe anywhere in the world until everyone is safe everywhere. well, the reality is far from this, particularly in africa. the continent has received only a fraction of the vaccine doses it needs for its 1.2 billion population. it's gotjust over a0 million doses. and the international scheme africa is relying on to obtain covid—19 vaccines cannot secure enough supplies because of a global shortage. meanwhile, some richer nations have stockpiled enough doses to vaccinate their populations several times over. my guest is the director of the africa centres for disease control and prevention, drjohn nkengasong. does africa have a strategy to tackle covid—19? drjohn nkengasong, welco

this is the news slide from berlin. pope francis rejects the resignation of a senior german church leader, cardinal ryan r. marks has offered to quit as archbishop of munich saying he shared responsibility for the church. the handling of the pope says he must stay in office . also coming up, joe biden said he's ready.

a pope francis has refused to accept the resignation of one of japanese top catholic bishops over the handling of a sex abuse scandal. cardinal reinhard marks offered his resignation in a letter to the pope. last week. marks, who is the bishop of munich, said he'd shared responsibility for what he called the catastrophe of sexual abuse by clerics. marx is not a case of committing abuse himself. a study found nearly 4000 children, mostly boys with sexually harassed by german clergyman between 19462014 date. emily religious affairs analyst mountain gac joins us for more on this story . mom, why has the pope refused cardinal not says resignation? well, the letter that the po issued and respond to march, request her offer of resignation. it's actually really quite enlightening because it shows that essentially thing full agreements are express himself in full agreement with marks and a couple of things that are really quite, quite remarkable. the 1st one is that the analysis and the miracle, i mean, so this sort of contrition and public messages of guilt and you know, self so flagellation

good to have you with us. germany's most senior catholic cleric has offered his resignation to pope francis cardinal 900. mark says he must share responsibility for what he called the catastrophe of sexual abuse by members of the catholic church. his resignation comes just weeks after the pope ordered a review of several sex abuse scandals. here in germany. german cardinal reinhold marks says this decision had been on his mind for a long time, too. the slow processing of sexual abuse cases is a bit too. i'm threat fish. i want to make this clear. my request to be released from my duties is my own personal decision. the human isn't going off and i have been struggling with my conscience for a while. and after meeting with a small circle of advisors, i've decided to make this move over. the more i thought about it, particularly around easter, the more clear it became i had to do this more side. cardinal marks explain that on may 21st. he met with pope frances and read his written statement, declaring his desire to step down. he then received approval to release a public statement. ah, mark sa

allowed in most other states. germany's most senior catholic cleric has offered his resignation to pope francis. cardinal hot mark mark says he must share responsibility for what he called. the cat is katasha catastrophe of sexual abuse by members of the church. his resignation comes as weeks after the pope ordered a review of several sex abuse scandals in germany. see you have banned villa russian aircraft from its airspace. is comes after detained activists that are man for the favorite. made a confession on stay tv, about organizing anti government protests, which his family says was coerced. 10 days ago bellows forced his ryan air flight to land in mens in order to arrest him. to hong kong now where hundreds of people have defied a ban on gatherings to mark the anniversary of the $989.00 gentlemen square massacre on kong. used to be the only chinese city where a vigil could be held bond for the last 2 years. chinese authorities have banded 32 years ago. chinese troops killed hundreds if not thousands of student protesters in beijing massacre remains a taboo topic in mainland china. a light

internationally respected figures in germany's catholic church has offered his resignation to pope francis excited the catastrophe of sexual abuse by church officials. meanwhile, in canada masquerades the vigilance children discovered a pool to the point. dw, living in fear is a deal for most women in turkey, they are increasingly subjected to sexual assault and domestic findings. withdrawal from the convention meant to protect women, sends a dangerous message up. now, women are fighting back the focus on w. o t. please listen carefully. don't know how to go the field the discover the world around you subscribed to the w documentary on youtube. hello, and today we're talking about the catholic church and the abuse of power. this after the highly influential cardinal ryan house marks offered his resignation to pope frances, citing the catastrophe of sexual abuse by church officials. meanwhile, shock and grief in canada after mass graves of indigenous children are discovered as a former catholic runs school. on to the point we ask catholic church how us and abuse of power the news? well, tha

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i believe pope francis just decided not to step in a direct and clear way. gh that the democrats position on abortion at this point, if i'm not mistaken is, open abortion to anyone at anytime. abortion on demand i think is the democrats demand that really does run very much counter to the church's position, i'm sure. but you blame the pope for not coming down firmly here? >> i do. because, what is it that separates the catholic church from any other christian denomination? i would say above all, although there are many difference, above all there is teaching authority. someone at the top with supreme authority to establish what the church teaches and that is the holy father, the pontiff and pope francis although he does many other things his primary responsibility is being a defender and teacher of the faith. so the bishops are left in this very tough situation and president biden is left in a very tough position. should i receive communion? should i not. i love my faith but i'm getting mixed messages. i think it is really the holy father's responsibility to

every a 1000000000 chinese not germany is no senior catholic. clara has offered his resignation to pope francis. germany's cardinal hud. mom says he must share responsibility for what he called the contest trophy of sexual abuse by members of the catholic church. in his remarks, he admitted to personal failures, as well as institutional and systemic failure. marx has been a leading voice in the call for church reforms. his resignation comes just weeks after the pope ordered a review of several of germany, sex abuse scandals within the church. initial investigations show, decades of cover up by the clergy, and not spoke a little early at a press conference. let's take a listen now to what he had to say. the old clock on the studio of this study was also looked at. this was a systematic discussion that promoted the abuse that has happened to the church over the last decade, couldn't be justified of what a 1st aid of you in the presentation of the study. i was also, has a bishop resigned in view of this report, at least this visual look at it. and i had to answer nose and one night. but that was h

internationally respected figures in germany's catholic church was offered his resignation to pope francis. besides the catastrophe, sexual abuse by church officials, meanwhile in canada, masquerades of indigenous children to discover their former school to the point b, w ah ah, experts, a school closures were a necessary evil to slay the spread of the corona virus. the thing affected 80 percent of children worldwide forcing most to study from placing an extra burden on parents. modern technology helped in many cases, but not all the pandemic could see millions of children left behind. can generation covered make the great.

. >>> pope francis has sent a letter encouraging a priest work with the lgbtq community.itten letter in spanish was sent to father james martin. he's an american jesuit priest who works with lgbtq catholics. martin posted the letter on his twitter account. in it, the pope thanked him for work calling him a priest for all men and women. just as god is a father for all men and women. pope francis did not specifically mention the lgbtq community in his letter. >>> palestinians protested for a fourth day on sunday following the death of well-known critic of the palestinian authority. hundreds of people demonstrated in the west bank. police fired tear gas and scuffles broke out. an activist accused the authority of corruption. palestinian authority forces arrested him on thursday. his family said he was beaten repeatedly with a medal rod. >>> when we come baseball, a slaughtering heat wave is shattering record high temperatures in the u.s. and canada. we'll check in with our meteorologist on whether any relief is in sight. >>> nearly 20 million people in the western u.s. are u

>> well, it never pays to be overly dogmatic about pope francis' position. loves to keep us guessing. but in general i think he has made it clear that he is against communion bans against specific politicians. he believes that ends up looking political and partisan and isn't a good idea. on the other hand, presumably he would be supportive of the bishops' efforts to revive faith in the real presence of the eucharist. and i would imagine that most u.s. bishops will be anxious to try to thread that needle, that is, between being pastoral without being explicitly political, michael. >> always good analysis from john allen. thank you there, my friend. appreciate it. >>> and we'll take a quick break. when we come back here on "cnn newsroom," scorched earth in the western u.s. why the u.n. says droughts could become the next pandemic. we'll be right back. but yo'. that disagreement ends right now. lactaid ice cream is the creamy, real ice cream you love that will never mess with your stomach. lactaid ice cream. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn

pope francis has updated the laws of the catholic church reinforcing penalties for priests who sexuallybuse children. he also recognized that adults can be victimized by priests as well. measures were long-sought by victims and their advocates. the u.n. says more than 90% of the population in a region of ethiopia need emergency food aid. fighting broke out in the northern region nearly seven moments -- seven months ago. the u.n. says that has exacerbated already high levels of hunger. president joe biden is in tulsa, oklahoma to commemorate the centennial of one of america's worst incidents of racial violence. he toured a cultural center documenting the macros -- massacre. white residents backed by police and national guard units destroyed 1200 buildings in the cities black majority district. as many as 300 black residents are thought to have been killed. our correspondent is there in oklahoma for the commemoration. how important is president biden's speech today? >> we are all waiting for the speech. the community here. president biden promised during his campaign that he wants to unif

. >> once drafted it would have to be adopted by pope francis himself. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. next, we investigate complaints about patient care and profits. >> california's new digital vaccine card. how would you say it? >> we have the worst air alert. details in seven minutes. >>> east bay neighborhoods felt a little shift tonight. the usgs said it was a magnitude 2.6 earthquake before 7:45. it was felt in three areas. we haven't gotten any reports of injuries or damage. >>> serving as patients or focusing on profits. accusations of staffing and patient care dropping while profits rise. we're talking about the good sam in san jose. >> lawmakers sounding the alarm on monday and a medical group pulling their patients from good sam today. we have how deep the problems run. >> those started at the pillar health care here in the south bay. now it's an example. from flies inside the icu and maggots in a patient's nose to dangerously low staffing in labor and delivery. >> that's not safe. >> reporter: to losing the county covid vaccination to a broken elevator that nearly left a pa

. >> despite this internal -- despite these internal power struggles, pope francis has reiterated the importance of guiding homosexual minorities into the church, seven years after his previous declaration, if a person is gay, who am i to judge? >> we must waken -- we must welcome everyone who is in a difficult or venerable situation. >> it is difficult for the pope to address every situation, like this couple who are both practicing catholics and fathers to three children. >> i would like to have some kind of recognition, a blessing, so that we can celebrate our relationship with our church community. >> they desire shared by thousands of homosexual couples throughout the world. >> special focus there on the row over the blessing of gay unions by the catholic church. we will keep watching developments on that and of course other world news. stay with us. ç?ç?ç?ç?o■o■Ñ■ç■ç■ç■@/>>>>>mmvwg 06/02/21 06/02/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. biden: my fellow americans, this was not a riot. this was a massacre. [applause] pres. b

where is pope francis on this issue?ion is not a reward for saints, but the bread of sinners. exclusion goens against all of his papacy. >> so giving all of this, will any of it make a difference where he can and cannot take communion? >> it might, it will ultimate i will be up to his local bush shon. he said he will not deny him. if he goes to the archdiocese it could be a problem. we could see what are called the wafer wars. >> i was just going to ask about it. thank you to all of you for watching this hour. you can find new highlights and links to segments here. let's go to craig melvin who picks up our coverage. >> we're in the early hours of summer already. a series of pressure points coming to a head. gun violence is flaring from cities from coast to coast. also a tale of two americas. the vaccine bringing normalcy to large swafts of the country, but a new variant is taking root in others. it is a make or break week for two of president bide's key agenda items. a group of bipartisan senators

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pope francis has refused to accept the resignation of a cardinal over the handling of a sex abuse scandal. the archbishop offered his resignation last week, though not himself accused of committing abuse. he said he shared responsibility for what he called the catarophe of sexual abuse i cleric -- abuse by clerics. child labor has risen for the first time. 160 million children around the world are being forced to work. the u.n. is warning the pandemic code push millions more into labor. here in germany, authorities say they will disband an elite unit of frankfurt's police force after revelations that officers were part of right wing extremist chat groups. members of the sek swat team are suspected of sharing content, inciting racial hatred and not see images. one former officer is under investigation. it is the latest in a string of cases among germany's police. let's get more from our political correspondent. disbanding an elite unit seems like a drastic measure. tell us more about what was in these messages. >> we do not know exactly what was in the messages. the descriptions have been

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pope francis just met with the u.s. secretary of state. it was their first meeting and highest ranking biden administration official that the pope has met with so far during joe biden's presidency so far, the two holding private talks in the vatican. this is new video of that, visit following a conference at which a u.s. roman catholic bishops voted to draft a statement on communion that may admonish catholic politicians including biden who support abortion rights. no immediate word on the details of the talks but we are hearing that the pontiff was able to talk about his 2015 visit to the united states, reminisce a little bit about that, express his affection for the american people. back to you. >> thank you. >>> vandals hitting asian owned businesses repeatedly in san francisco. a restaurant in china town was hit twice in the space of three days last week. surveillance shows a man pull up on a scooter around 3:00 a.m. saturday. he uses a sling shot to break the glass and window shatters moments later. two days earlier a man hits another

in january, germany's most senior catholic cleric has offered his resignation to pope francis. germany is cardinal. hon mom says he must share responsibility for what he called the catastrophe of sexual abuse by members of the catholic church. and in his remarks he admitted to personal failures as well as institutional and systemic failure. knox has been a leading voice in the call for short church reforms, and his resignation comes just weeks after the pope order to review several of germany set for the scandal within the church. initial investigations showed decades of cover up by the clergy and cardinal mark spoke a little earlier at a press conference. let's take a listen to what he said is good for me as you can to me for me, this is about taking joint responsibility for what happened inside the church home, the place which is a post to provide the space for healing for hope and confidence. and horror about the fact that inside our churches, this amount of sexual abuse took place, funk 6. well, let me get more on this developing story with religious us has expert john. very com. t

you a for president alexander scheffer and met pope francis at the vatican ahead of the match boat. francis is from argentina is also a big football fan. the opening game should have a great atmosphere. italy plane in their home country are up against turkey and group a and $15000.00 fans will be allowed to watch onto the board. and i think this is important. after so many months without football, there is great enthusiasm here in the square and the stadium. what i meant was if you will, but because it is signed that means disparate restrictions are coming to an end. so it's very good sign for show 50. this is the beginning of the total reopening for stadiums, but also for my not i don't. it's not so much about the economy as it is about personal leisure activities which we need anyway. even though i'm not a big soccer fan. well, it will be the biggest crowd gathering ill in italy for a year and a half. since the pandemic started, italy won all 10 qualifying matches to reach the tournament at or on a 27 match winning streak led by their coach robert. so it meant genie so provoke, eve

a 1000000000 chinese and germany's most senior catholic cleric has offered his resignation to pope francis. germany is cotton. the line hot marks says he must share responsibility for what he called the catastrophe. sexual abuse by members of the catholic church in his remarks, he admitted to personal failures as well as institutional and systemic failure. marks has been a leading voice from the call for church reforms. his resignation comes just weeks after the pope ordered or review of several of germany's sex abuse scandal within the church. initial investigations show, decades of cover up by the clergy. and cardinal mach spoke a little earlier as a press conference that's taken. listen now to what he said is good for me, him can get a hold of me for me. this is about taking joint responsibility for what happened inside the church home, which is opposed to provide space for healing for hope and confidence, and horror about the fact that inside our churches, this amount of sexual abuse took place on 6 will at least part of one of let's get more on this developing story with religious aff

i'd like to begin with you, father max and the letter of resignation from cardinal remarks to pope francis. it was fascinating that he used the language that he said a dead end had been reached in the catholic church in germany. what do you think he meant there? i, when i heard about it, i was shocked by the wording because that and as harsh is really not also very encouraging. and i was wondering what, what led him to use these words and he didn't explain. it's more what you guess my personal opinion is, you know, in germany the catholic church started reform process some years ago cause no doubt of aches submittal path. exactly. and. and that discussing 2 different issues like power use of power or the role of the woman in the church, how priest should live and and the discussion come often to a point where then it said, oh, that's not possible because the church so it doesn't allow the church doesn't allow it, or the mexican will never allowed it. and if we talk in this way, we can never change anything. and, and so it kind of frustration also in the people is growing and maybe also in

i'd like to begin with you, father max and the letter of resignation from cardinal remarks to pope francis. it was fascinating that he used the language that he said a dead end had been reached in the catholic church in germany. what do you think he meant there? i, when i heard about it, i was shocked by the wording because that and as harsh is really also very encouraging. and i was wondering what, what led him to use these words and he didn't explain. it's more what you guess my personal opinion is you know, in germany the catholic church started the reform process some years ago cause you know that of aches submittal path. exactly. and. and they are discussing 2 different issues like power use of power or the role of the women in the church. how priest should live and and the discussions come often to a point where then it says, oh, it's not possible because the church so it doesn't allow the church doesn't allow it all the mexican never allowed it. and if we talk in this way, we can never change anything. and so it kind of frustration also in the people is growing and maybe also in the

we start with breaking news that germany's most senior, a cleric has offered his resignation to pope francis unix. cardinal reinhard marks said that he wanted to share responsibility for what he called the catastrophe of sexual abuse by members of the catholic church. marx has long been the last seeing voice in the call for church reforms whose calls have been growing louder as sex abuse investigations revealed a decades long cover up by the clergy. let's get more on this developing story with our chief political correspondent, melinda crane. melinda, give us some background here. why this letter and why now? well, this letter, it comes after a new report, one in the series of reports about sexual abuse in the german catholic church, like the church in so many other countries. the german church has been rocked by revelations, a major study, for example, in the 2018 that showed that over 1600 clergymen have committed sexual attack against over 3500 victims between 19462014. at that time, cardinal marx said in the public statement that the church had failed and called for far reaching reform.

i'd like to begin with you, father max and the letter of resignation from cardinal remarks to pope francis. it was fascinating that he used the language that he said a dead end had been reached in the catholic church in germany. what do you think he meant there? i, when i heard about it, i was shocked by the wording because that and as harsh is really, that's also very encouraging. and i was wondering what, what led him to use these words and he didn't explain. it's more what do you guess? my personal opinion is, you know, in germany the catholic church stopped at the reform process some years ago called sooner that of aches. and that will pass. exactly. and. and they are discussing 2 different issues like power use of power or the role of women in the church. how priest should live and, and the discussions come often to a point where then it says, oh, it's not possible because the touch doesn't allow the church doesn't allow it, or the mexican will never allowed it. and if we talk in this way, we can never change anything. and, and so it kind of frustration also in the people is growing a

in the conservative religious community amongst evangelicals for tackling climate change, and pope francis as the world leader of catholicism has taken on climate change as one of his top priorities. that's changing some of the conversation back home. when i said to mike braun, i was stunned when he first sat down with him as a new freshman senator and is trying to explore what i could possibly work with him on. i was very surprised to hear that for him tackling climate change was a top priority, and he thought way we could really do it was in part of growing national solutions, changing agricultural practices, providing incentives for dramatically increasing forestry and forested lands in the world. we have another bipartisan bill called growing climate solutions that senator stabenow and senator braun are moving through the agriculture community -- i'm sorry, it has come to the agriculture community and is it ready for for action. it's been endorsed by groups like the american farm bureau that praises it would've been a poster anything the words climate change in it. there's been some ch

the max and the letter of resignation from cardinal marks to pope francis. it was fascinating that he used the language that he said a dead end had been reached and the catholic church in germany. what do you think he meant there? i, when i heard about it, i was shocked by the wording because that and as harsh is really dr. also very encouraging. and i was wondering what, what led him to use these words and he didn't explain. it's more what do you guess? my personal opinion is, you know, in germany the catholic church stopped at the reform process some years ago cause they knew that of aches and it'll pass exactly. and. and they are discussing 2 different issues like power use of power or the role of the women in the church. how priest should live and and the discussions come often to a point where then it said, oh, that's not possible because the charged doesn't allow the church doesn't allow it, or the mexican will never allowed it. and if we talk in this way, we can never change anything. and, and so it kind of frustration also in the people is growing an

peters square, pope francis said he was following with deloire, making pain and sorrow, depending on translate it, but however you translate, it's not the apology that many in canada were looking for only a few days ago, the prime minister of canada justin trudeau blasted the catholic church for not stepping up and apologizing. now, the vatican said the pope expressed his closeness to the canadians and called for political and religious authorities to shed light on what happened in canada. but the problem is in canada, they say that enough life has been shed already on what happened the canadian government already admitted in those catholic-run schools at least until the 1970s, sexual and physical abuse was rampant. and indigenous children were -- they spoke the native language and they apologized for it and the catholic church did the same instead, the pope's apology was received by the indigenous community in canada as a worldwide travesty phillip, frances >> that tragedy just coming to life thank you so much. >>> still to come on "early today," should women be required to register

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