> the priesthood. >> the priesthood. people get confused. there are two types of trees. we refer to that as the ministerial priests hood. those priests serving others but there is aussie the priesthood of the lady and effective baptism right after you pour the water on the baby's head is then do the unction with the chrism and you say to the person priest prophet and king and it's the priest which is the priest of the laity which we all offer the sacrifice. it can't be done without the priest but everyone participate >> thank you. that's a good one. we talked about life but the belief of life from conception expect the church, all of this is now supported by science. once you have the dna the church's position is once a woman conceives, if you do not intervene and there are no unusual events that will result in a human life. everything is programmed by god from then on this will be a human person that will develop into a baby and we have to respect that. >> let's one before the break. chastity. >> chas

it is an effort to increase ethnic diversity in the local priesthood where the numbers of hispanic and asian catholics are out pacing other groups. in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right pat, thanks very much. >>> the philadelphia brewing company is the latest to make their own papal beer available to commemorate the pope's visit. this one is called holy water. here's a closer look at the label. it includes an image of the pope holding a glass of blue, philadelphia brewing company, says that it will be a draft only and will send drinkers on a path the to righteousness. that beer will be available next month. >>> if you sometimes feel that your life could be a plot of the movie, how about living inside a movie set. coming up a house was for sale that was part of the one of the most creepy movies of all time and it is in pennsylvania. >>> and what is a football game without food, we have a sneak peak at new items on the menu at eagles game, we will pennsylvania couple is looking to sell a house that a lot of moving fans will recognize. this home, near pi

andres quit the priesthood when he realized he was gay. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: he told me francis should act on what he really beliefs. according to him to allow gay marriage but he says he won't do that because it would turn the church into an ideological battlefield. back in the delaware valley the firing of gay teacher margie winters from waldron mercy academy has caused cries of protest. philadelphia archbishop charles chaput supports the firing saying there's nothing complicated or controversial about it. it is tempting to wonder how pope francis will react. of course no one should or would presume to know. five words make it especially difficult to rush to a conclusion. because we can hear him say, who am i to judge? lgbt groups have been seeking a meeting with the pope when he is in the united states and organizers said this to the new york times. gay catholics want him to acknowledge their rejection by the church and to welcome them as full members with equal access to the sacraments like baptism and marriage. for

i don't know if he'll allow the ordination of women into the priesthood.has changed the tonality. he talks about the need for love. and i think him doing that, and encouraging all catholics to reach out to the periphery, not simply to be the church that has a list of do's and don'ts, but to go after those people alienated is frankly a radical concept. however one that has been preached since jesus christ. >> here's an indication from my hometown. i hope you can see that in philadelphia of just how big the papal visit is in philadelphia and of course, washington, d.c. and new york city. my question is, as you look at his public events over six days, and i'll put part of the calendar up on the screen. what are you circling for political significance? is it the meeting with the president? the speech to the joint session of congress? the open air mass in philly? for political purposes, where should we be paying attention? >> i think at 9:20 eastern time in the morning on september the 24th he should be paying very close attention to the speech he gives to cong

in fact the arch die december is welcoming 20 new men to study for the priesthood this year.hat's the largest seminarian enrollment in more than 10 years. along with the so-called francis effect the excitement over the pope's visit next month officials say strong leadership within the archdiocese is also bringing in new members. >>> it's been said cheaters always get caught. that seems to be the case for the website that helps married people have affairs. juicy information now being leaked for all to see. >>> a texas woman arrested on suspicion of driving drunk but she had not been drinking. what doctors soon discover and why this traffic stop may have stopped her life it. >> happens to have one. sometimes you just got to dance. well this cop felt that you were and broke out in one of the summer's hottest dances. the special person who challenged him to bust that move. ♪ >> police in thailand issue arrest warrant for the man they say is behind a deadly bombing. they have not named the suspect but they say he's a foreigner who was not working alone and say he plant add bomb in

fewer men are entering the priesthood.he sex abuse scandal has rocked the faithful and emptied church cou coffers, paying out legal fees and settlements. it's no surprise his arrival brings new excitement to the flock. >> that's what makes it exciting, it's pope francis. >> reporter: but what message will he bring to the u.s. and how will it resonate? >> i think he will poke the bear a bit. >> reporter: observers point to his recent remarks elsewhere, man's impact on the environment, a misdirected focus on material things, and a lack of outreach to immigrants and the poor. >> people love him. but he's going to be saying some things that people are not going to love. >> reporter: father dennis o'donnell of pa works with the underprivileged. he expects the people's pope to challenge the people's comfort zone. >> when he starts saying some things about the economy, about cultures, about the environment, there's going to be a lot of people who are not going to like it. >> reporter: and what about those hoping francis has begun