a leading member of the jewish priesthood gives james an ultimatum. or face death. but james refuses. >> the link between jesus and james ultimately means that james can't survive. >> james is led to the temple walls. only a few hundred meters from where jesus was crucified. >> he's martyred for this cause, and he's martyred for his sincere devotion. >> but pushing james from the walls doesn't kill him. ancient texts record that the final blows come when he's stoned to death and his body is buried on the spot where he falls. in accordance with jewish custom of the time, one year after his death, james' bones would have been collected and interned in an ossuary. >> i think it is likely that james' body was claimed by his followers and buried. there was considerable support from within the city of jerusalem right across the board for james to be honored against the demeaning death that was inflicted on him. >> after james's murder, the crucial role he played in the development of the early church will fade from view. but today in jerusalem, james is sti

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it's very central to my priesthood to how i, you know, discerned to become a priest was seeing the needh, catholic doctrine to be expressed and taught in such a way people realize it's for their good. not just for their salvation but for their fulfillment in this world. we separate truth and charity. truth is a dry thing sterile and need to combine these things saints paul said we have to do the truth in love and always combine those two things. that's what i hope that a lot of these essays do. abby: a lot of it was through your upembryonicking and what you were thought. we know so much about your father justice scalia when it comes to the law. tell us about him as a man and father. we have been connecting over. this i'm one of seven. we went to the same high school. we were laughing we both eat too fast because at the dinner table fighting to get something at the dinner table. tell us what upbringing was like for you. >> a lot of people said news have been amazing the conversations at the table. honestly, dad was dad. and even though he was the supreme court justice and we knew he had