pope paul one of the cali it's always been this way. if you give birth to twins the family can't stay in the village. and they can't move to another village either. you know they know you but i wasn't in the old village had twins once and we took them away and carried out all the ceremonies he. might one of them or the parents who give birth to twins have to build a small hut in the forest next to a small stream and. even when we bring them food we can't look at or talk to them we just say here is food for you. we're not allowed to say anything about their family when we bring them food. we talk as though we were talking to ourselves and to the trainees. not blowing up. almost trying to talk to us we're not allowed to respond. oh you know what. that's what we believe. we mustn't talk about this topic in the village it's forbidden. we can't raise twins even if someone wanted to force us to. that's our culture. of the you know all along that. the. 4 years ago government officials came to not post sun village. they came to ask if we could

the year before for the 1st time in history a paul had also become pope. john paul the second's words do not fear if you want to change your life acted like a wake up call when the pope visited his homeland 10000000 people turned out to see him. first up the era of communism was coming to an end thanks in part to solidarity. by him too much but today's poland is deeply divided and spring 2019 solidarity celebrated 30 years of the round table another democratic polish agreement with this container in front of its door but there were no congratulations from the national conservative government it was busy helping people like farmer albert blood left. we are now in eastern poland where most people are churchgoers with big families. here and ship you talk a village of 2000 inhabitants everyone votes for the governing conservative party piece. they keep their promises says boo lecky which is new for poland and that starts with the piglets love the good ol it was all part of the i voted piece in 2015. i will continue to do so because i believe they will do everyt

but you know what, pope paul vi said you shouldn't be a celibate if you don't want to be married and want to be a spouse, and they transfer it to their allegiance to the church which is their family. so a desire for -- to be a father and a husband is a healthy, normal, beautiful thing. and i've got it. but do i regret not being married? i might miss it, but right now, celibacy i find to be extraordinarily rewarding and liberating. >> all right. cardinal -- >> does that help? >> thank you. >> that does help. >> say the name of the book, will you. >> the name of the book is "who do you say i am" -- >> a reflection for every day of the year. >> yes. daily reflections on the bible, the saints, and the answ -- >> right. >>> i'm meteorologist mary lee. tracking hazy skies and offshore winds that will increase as we go through the day. hazy sunshine this afternoon. seasonal daytime highs. strong offshore winds will return as we head through the afternoon. especially up in the higher elevations with peak winds tonight. so an extreme fire danger. especially up in the north bay mountains. so t

it is also the current pope tries to shape this college and ensure his legacy continues... but of course john paulhape the college of cardinals and they were very different popes to francis, who elected pope francis does not necessarily work that way. this is a church that is hugely important to so many people who are practising catholics and has huge political influence for those who are not, but also a church with many, you think of the south american and african church, quite different in terms of their outlook. it is interesting mention africa and other parts of the world because at one time the catholic church was very much a european church and something that pope francis has focused on is the fact it is in decline in europe, it is growing in other parts of the world and being from latin america himself, that is clearly something that has been his focus. in washington, it's been a case of donald duck as the flak flies in the impeachment inquiry. the us president was bombarded by fellow republicans too after he abruptly announced he was bringing home us troops from northern syria. you don't h

i have written that letter to every pope since john paul the first and i never heard back. i was wondering if you did hear back and did he have any -- >> pope francis didn't write me back. you have to understand the church is the people. in every local community, where we are as catholics when we come together the question is brought up. we want to be altar boys too. that is really next. why not? right now the rule in the catholic church is only males can read the gospel and a woman can't read the gospel and i say i preached before the united nations and churches all over the country but i cannot give the homology in the catholic church because i am a woman so people begin to see you through it, young people question it and it is going to change because it is not true and against the gospel of jesus so we move it. for our voices to be heard we stand up in the public square, active agents of change because we see and once we see we got to act. it is sad, young women are voting with their feet. the church discriminates against me because i am a woman. the gospel of jesus is al

day ahead of us pull pull back in there in london the pope will no doubt come back to you a little bit later when those debate starts in the house paul thank you for the time being. now protests began gathering on the streets of lebanon's capital beirut as a call for political change grows on friday tens of thousands rallied pushing for what they're calling a revolution prime minister saad hariri has given rival groups in his government blocking his reforms 72 hours to find a solution at least 2 people have died during the demonstrations. are reports now in the lebanese capital beirut. for a 2nd day and night thousands filled the streets of beirut calling for the government to go. in for the 1st time on such a large scale it's not about where your allegiance is law in this deeply divided sectarian country it's not about cos all walks of life are united against the political leadership here that's what our rights that. number that we are fed up with. for the future. there's no future for jobs and this is not acceptable anymore and we have stood up for a long time and now it's time to talk protestors blocked all major roads bringing la

pope francis who will take a final decision on the. voters in the eastern german state of the electing their state paul in opinion polls indicate no singlearty is likely to emerge with a strong mandate to form a government the current left of center coalition could lose its slim majority in parliament but the arithmetic the arithmetic for the upside the alternative coalitions is complicated by the populist far right alternative for germany. total ramel 0 seems optimistic as he casts his vote in air fort he wants to remain state premier his left wing party the lincoln is leading in the polls and scared off on almost as. soon we will get a mandate to form a coalition with the social democrats and the greens and then i will continue my work as a state premier quickly after the election and that i will be able to shape the next 5 years and touring as parliament. but will those 3 parties come out of the election with enough seats to form a coalition the social democrats are expected to suffer losses in touring via if the coalition fails to gain a majority it could give the candidate for the conservative c.d.u. mike morning a chance to form a

pope francis who will take a final decision on the. voters in the eastern german state of the electing their state paul in opinion polls indicate no singlearty is likely to emerge with a strong mandate to form a government the current left of center coalition could lose its slim majority in parliament but the arithmetic the arithmetic for the upside the alternative coalitions is complicated by the populist far right alternative for germany. total ramel 0 seems optimistic as he casts his vote in air fort he wants to remain state premier his left wing party the lincoln is leading in the polls and scared off on almost as. soon we will get a mandate to form a coalition with the social democrats and the greens and then i will continue my work as a state premier quickly after the election and that i will be able to shape the next 5 years and to ring as parliament. but will those 3 parties come out of the election with enough seats to form a coalition the social democrats are expected to suffer losses in touring. if the coalition fails to gain a majority it could give the candidate for the conservative c.d.u. mike moring a chance to form a coal

special resonance with a fellow catholic over the decades to make personal approaches to john paul the second and pope francis urging them to establish the position that is opposed to capital punishment under any circumstance. at her urging it was revised to strengthen the opposition education although it allows for very few exceptions. not long after, pope francis announced new language at the catechism that says the death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the dignity of the person with no exception. today although capital punishment is still on the books in 30 states, it has fallen out of use in most. prosecutors injuries turn away from a death sentence but the death penalty is increasingly geographical streak. but sister helen divides her time between educating the public, campaigning against the death penalty, and counseling death row prisoners and working with death murder victim families. her second book was published in 2004 in her third book river of fire published in 2019. please welcome sister helen t9. [applause] >> there she is. >> good evening. now we can proceed. we will