he singled out the dignitaries of the roman catholic church who he said behave like princes rather than priests for luther only the bible was infallible. luther accused gone's representatives on earth of hubris after leader the tenth was crowned pope in fifteen thirteen he was more an arts patron than an ecclesiastical leader holding cold with pomp and extravagance to underline his power and glory. this pope from the powerful mcgeechan family wasn't interested in theology since gone. has given us the papacy he said let us enjoy it leo transformed rome into a cultural center and political power but he depleted the papal treasury in the process. he commissioned a massive renovation to send peter's basilica and the vatican to pay for it leo encourage the sale of indulgences and exemption from punishment for sins. luther maintained only the mercy of jesus could absolve sin not money the only path to salvation was faith not deeds his ninety five theses attacking corrupt church practices were quick to second act across the country the pope threatened luther with excommunication but luther res

that is killed more than one hundred sixty people since april the move follows mediation by the roman catholic church. and the leaders of france and paris to end a diplomatic route over the fate of refugees who try to and to europe both insist that the e.u.'s migration policy needs to be overhauled. fighting continues in yemen's port city of dade led government forces tried to seize control from who's the rebels the coalition says it can capture the area without disrupting aid to millions of people but aid agencies are worried because most food shipments go through the port manley has more of. the billions injured in the. data port are being rushed to hospital as the offensive closes in on the rebel controlled city its people bracing for an all out war. one resident says his home south of the city was to round up by fighting between saudi that coalition forces back in yemen's government and the rebels. his family was trapped starving and terrified. we spent three days without being able to go out to go anywhere the fighting was above us and from all sides we did not have any food or drink or a

in peace talks brokered by the roman catholic church, both sides, the ortega government on one hand and end the violence. the truth commission will be established and human rights investigators are to return to the country. the government will invite international organisations, big un, the eu, the general secretariat of the organisation of american states to accompany us in the strengthening of the peace talks. the protests began in april of a controversial changes to the social security system but they quickly boiled over into widespread angerfor the they quickly boiled over into widespread anger for the government of president daniel ortega and demands that he should resign. masked radical pro—government paramilitaries are believed to be responsible for the numerous deaths of young demonstrators though human rights groups say police gunmen have also been active. the pictures were filmed by residents of a working—class suburb of the capital we re working—class suburb of the capital were ortega, a former socialist gorilla, once had unwavering support. with talks reliant on the role of

the fact we've been invited speaks volumes of the roman catholics wanting to reach out to us, and weed to do. the choir will perform on wednesday the 27th and friday the 29th ofjune. we are approaching 1:30pm. time to check on the weather prospects. a very good afternoon to you. a bit of a damp start on my neck of the woods but things brightened up pretty quickly. having said all of that, a lot of cloud across the british isles, properly thickest in northern ireland, bits and pieces of rain for the rest of the afternoon, and a chance across some western areas. 0ne chance across some western areas. one or two spots in the south have a fairamount of one or two spots in the south have a fair amount of cloud. further east, a better chance of staying dry. through the evening and overnight, pushing that figure band of cloud ever further towards the east. too late in the day, after dark, the skies are clear. temperatures when fall away very much, quite a close night in the south, 15 below in the london area. a dry enough style for all as they get into monday. the cloud thickens across these

the roman catholic and anglican churches haven't had the closest of relationships, but in recent yeaen building bridges. the fact we've been invited speaks volumes of the roman catholics wanting to reach out to us, and we want to return their invitation by being really delighted in what we've been asked to do. the choir will perform on wednesday the 27th and friday the 29th ofjune. how is the sunday whether looking? sunglasses wouldn't have been the best gift this father's day because there's a lot of cloud around. some glimmers of sunshine particularly across the eastern side of the uk today. there's a bit of rain to be had. some others have seen some rain so had. some others have seen some rain so far today. through the afternoon the bulk of it will be across the western side of the uk. you could see a light shower anywhere you are. a lot of cloud coming in from the south—west at the moment. a lot of cloud coming in from the south—west at the moment. that is nibbling away at any of that early sunshine across eastern parts of scotland and north east england. still, i think, a few br

the fact we've been invited speaks volumes of the roman catholics wanting to reach out to us, and wedo. the choir will perform on wednesday the 27th and friday the 29th ofjune. now for the weather with nick miller. good morning. quite a range out there at the moment. some of us have had rain so far today and that has cleared away. some of us are getting a bit of sunshine, it is quite breezy, on the cool site for many of us. for others, if you get sunshine, quite warm. let's break it down into some detail. vickers cloud in the uk into this afternoon will be in the west, western uk, ireland and scotla nd west, western uk, ireland and scotland lost the eastern areas, a few breaks in the cloud as there are at the moment. temperatures near 20 celsius. any rain in the west, closer to 16. breezy and getting windier overnight into tomorrow. a largely clear nights by the end of the night and 9 degrees in cooler spots in northern scotland, but for most of us in double figures as we start monday. a lot of fine, sunny weather early, but quite windy. cloud thickening in the west during the day an

the fact we've been invited speaks volumes of the roman catholics wanting to reach out to us, and wee've been asked to do. the choir will perform on wednesday the 27th and friday the 29th ofjune. scientists are scouring the depths of scotland's loch ness, using some new technology to discover what lurks below. they're using environmental dna sampling, a tool to find tiny fragments of scales, skin and even fur left behind by animals to gain a better understanding of native species in the lake. but it has some wondering if they'll also be able to prove once and for all whether nessy, the loch ness monster, does, or ever did, exist. rylee carlson explains. for hundreds of years, tales of loch ness have captured imaginations, and notjust because of its beauty. instead, people flock here hoping to find proof of a monster lurking lurking beneath the water. now, scientists are hoping modern improvements in dna technology can help unravel the mystery. we're going to be taking some water samples at a variety of depths using this device here. neil gemmell is with the university of otago in new

executive to convert the world to clean energy they were welcomed in the vatican by the leader of the roman catholic church he says climate change risks global destruction and urged them to agree a long term energy strategy he says it's fundamental to solving the world's most pressing problems. i encourage you having demonstrated the aptitude for innovation and improving the lives of many people that you will use those skills in the service of two great needs in today's world the care of the poor and the environment. environmentalists in australia say they are poor the taxpayers' money is being spent to bail out the logging industry thomas reports from victoria state loggers are accused of destroying fires habitats of endangered wildlife the aftermath of logging looks brutal in fact burning ground helps regeneration those in the industry say they're committed to responsible we have a regime that i'm still balance the needs of conservation and the industry and regional economies and and communities but conservationists say the industry and the government that in part owns it has got the balance wrong

prosecutors in chile have raided the offices of the roman catholic church looking for documents relating to claims of sexual abuse and of an attempted cover up authorities say they are investigating a least forty cases of abuse the raids came just hours before vatican abuse investigators were to meet cho lay in officials to discuss their findings. antarctic ice sheet is melting three times as fast as it was just a decade ago that's the conclusion of a study published by dozens of scientists in the journal nature researchers warn the melting ice could raise global sea levels and inundate low lying areas. it's been one year since the grand fall tower fire in west london seventy one people died in the u.k.'s deadliest blaze since world war two a tribute to victims began at just before one am u.k. time the time the fire is thought to have started the tower and twelve surrounding blocks were lit up in green as was the prime minister's office downing street that illumination lasted until five am and will be repeated over the next four days from eight pm until midnight. one year on from the tra

first breaking news out of nicaragua the reuters news agency is reporting that mediators from the roman catholic church have brokered an agreement between nicaragua's government and opposition forces both sides have proposed a great issue calls to end an end to end for over an end to hostilities there's a goal violence has left more than one hundred and sixty people dead since protests against the government of president daniel ortega began in april which is also calling for president take his government to consider early elections these talks are set to continue on saturday. a trade route between the world's two biggest economies china and the u.s. has escalated president donald trump says he will impose twenty five percent tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese imports then u.s. was being taken advantage of beijing promised to retaliate quickly with its own tariff of twenty five percent on u.s. goods also worth fifty billion stars in july alan fischer reports from the white house. u.s. president donald trump has been hammering china on treat for months and a morning on the white hou

that has killed more than one hundred sixty people since april the move follows mediation by the roman catholic church. as president donald trump has announced a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods that brings the world's two largest economies one step closer to the brink of a trade war china has hit back with its own tariffs of twenty five percent on u.s. goods i spoke with china very happy actually they were much happier now they may not be as happy today because of what i'm doing with trade you probably heard that i assume it's been announced by now but we're putting tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of technology and other things because we have to because we've been treated very unfairly but china's been terrific president she's been terrific the white house has said the contradictory signals about whether president donald trump will support an immigration bill proposed by u.s. house republicans it comes as protesters rally against the administration's policy of separating thousands of migrant children from their parents and putting them in deten

that has killed more than one hundred sixty people since april the move follows mediation by the roman catholic church. yes president donald trump has announced a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods that brings the world's two largest economies one step closer to the brink of a trade war china has hit back with its own tariffs of twenty five percent on the u.s. goods. and a saudi led coalition has seized the entrance to the airport in gammon's main port city the operation to retake rebel held the data from iranian backed his he finds this was launched three days ago coalition which is backing government forces says it can capture the area without disrupting aid to millions of yemenis. opposition is growing in the united states a move to separate immigrant children from parents who enter the country illegally and the government struggling to prepare facilities along the border that will house the children under lock and key. akio come forward tell your story it was six years ago that francisco juarez learned he could attend university in the u.s. and work w

declan: argentina is a traditionally roman catholic country, the homeland of pope francis, leader of the global catholic church. of there is a deep vein conservatism that runsnsheir argentntine society, despite its more recent history of liberal and progressive reform. it would appear also that this debate and this upcoming vote is going to be split much more on the lines of the vote of the rural constituencies of the argentine interior, which are much more conservative by nature, and the vote of the lawmakers, who are representing the constituencieses of the urun centerers of argentina, includig the e capital cityty, buen airis and very much seems inn oppositionon between rurural and urban areas, and it t would appr that that rural vote at the , and they prevail national parliament may reject the proposal for this abortion law. olivia: declan reporting from win a series. it is time to get a reminder of our top stories now. kickoff in moscow. this world cup gets off to a start in russia as the host meets saudi arabia in the opening match. .o offense intended emmanuel macron response t

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the roman catholic church and the anglican churches have not had the closest of relationships, but int we have been invited speaks volumes of the roman catholics wanting to reach out to us and wanting to return the invitation, delighted with what we have been asked to do. the choir will perform on wednesday the 27th and friday the 29th of june. bbc news, hereford. ifind i find myself getting very excited when i say, for the first time this week! have you ever said "for the first time since the reformation"? not until this morning! you're watching breakfast from bbc news, time now for a look at the newspapers. anne—marie imafidon founded the company stemettes, which supports young women and girls to pursue a career in stem industries. that things like technology and engineering... and science and maths. first let's look at the front pages. we are going to start with the observer which is leading on the same story as we are this morning, theissue same story as we are this morning, the issue of nhs funding. the prime minister unveiling this boost to nhs spending. the prime minister is on

police and prosecutors in chile have raided offices and seized documents of the roman catholic church as part of an investigation into a growing sex abuse and cover up scandal the raids on wednesday were in two cities the capital santiago and run congo where fourteen priests are accused of having sexual relations with minors they happened hours before two vatican envoys met chilean prosecutors to coordinate their response to that scandal which last month led to more than thirty of chile's active bishops offering to resign. nicaragua is holding a nationwide strike as protesters ramp up their campaign to force president daniel ortega and his wife who's the vice president out of office it follows two months of violence in which a region which originally was sparked by plans to reform pensions the move was abolished by the government to help pacify protesters but demonstrators then turned on the president ought to go then launched a crackdown on mass protests which human rights activists say has left more than one hundred fifty people dead. a court in hungary has sentenced for men to twen

that has killed more than one hundred sixty people since april the move follows mediation by the roman catholic church. the white house has sent contradictory signals about whether president donald trump will support an immigration bill proposed by guest house republicans it comes as protesters rally against the administration's policy of separating thousands of migrant children from their parents and putting them in detention facilities the leaders of france and italy have met in paris and the diplomatic route over the fate of refugees who tried to enter europe but then says the news ligation policy needs to be overhauled. in scotland a huge fire has destroyed part of the world renowned glasgow school of art the mcintosh building named after architect charles rennie mackintosh had been undergoing a multi million dollar restoration after a previous five four years ago more than one hundred firefighters are tackling that blaze. those are your headlines we're back with another news update after a witness silent all. canada didn't miss a. shot in time. intraday . before too close to talk. to me yo

host: the roman catholic church in nicaragua has a thing an active role in trying to mediate talks betweenhe president and doesn't oppose him. so far, 191 people have been killed. mediation efforts have been collapsing. in a show of solidarity for the opposition, a delegation of bishops arrived yesterday. thousands have been joined a massive processions through the city. scenes of joy as the bishops delegation went to the streets. their visit is a clear message of support to protesters who say they are threatened with a massacre. >> those out now it is spearheading the violent protests against his rule. locals are being shot at by riot police and paramilitary. >> it is despicable to see how her brothers are falling. it is despicable to see how her brothers are falling. if they would give us weapons, weapon to weapon, these are disgraceful people sent by this dictator who has no heart. reporter: nearly 200 people have been killed across the country nearly 200 people have been killed across the country since april. a government plan to cut pension benefits is what sparked the protests initia

of the roman catholic system and i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator and then at that point he simply moves him to a different spot where the previous scandal is not known and it is not enough to move him outside the country that's. the geographic solution you can move in from continent to continent as long as he can speak the language that is needed it looks legitimate and so he's going to be accepted without question that's where the danger comes. an anonymous source will provide us with proof of the geographical solution described by patrick wall. one evening we received dozens of internal documents from the community of st john five hundred brothers present throughout the world. this french community is highly controversy. it has the highest number of priests found guilty of pedophilia in recent years three since two thousand and twelve. and there are thought to have been more cases of sexual abuse it's all there black and white. as we turn the pages we get a strange feeling the community

bishop covered up crimes of pope francis who visited chile in january has written to the country's roman catholicsto apologize for the scandal and said the church should be ashamed of its treatment of victims he. praised them for bringing the truth to light despite attempts by catholic leaders to discredit them. the united nations security council has given south sudan's warring factions a month to reach a peace deal or face possible sanctions the security council voted to adopt a u.s. led resolution that threatens an arms embargo and an attempt to end the five year civil war six countries including ethiopia and china abstained from voting have a more than has more. let's move on now and a new museum in south africa has quickly become a top tourist attraction but the collection of contemporary art in cape town is also causing controversy among local artists and critics malcolm webb reports. it's the first of its kind in africa and the biggest designs museum of contemporary art in cape town is in an old silo concrete sheaves that once stored grain has been cut away to house the world's largest coll

in fact, one of the most fiery speakers was a roman catholic priest. >> hatred of people of color. >> reporter: he spent years working with immigrant communities in san jose. he was fired up about what he's been seeing over the last few weeks. >> tomorrow they're going to go after your children! >> reporter: this rally has been in the works for more than a week. it's intended to coincide with dozens of others across the country. these events also come as the trump administration continues to get pushback on its policy of separating immigrant parents from their children at the border. during a speech in indiana, attorney general jeff sessions cited the bible to justify the practice. >> i would cite you to the apostle paul and his clear and wise command in romans 13 to obey the laws of the government because god has ordained the government for his purposes. >> you cannot use any form of scripture to justify the brutality that's happening. >> we have been here for thousands of years. >> reporter: ana maria vasquez was brought to the u.s. as a child. she's shocked to see children being ho

world to clean energy to stop further global destruction through climate change the leader of the roman catholic church has been hosting chief executives from some of the world's largest energy companies at the vatican them to agree a long term energy strategy to meet the world's growing needs an affair but climate friendly way. if you call though generally most i encourage you having demonstrated the aptitude for innovation and improving the lives of many people that you will use those skills in the service of two great needs in today's world the care of the poor and the environment more techies biggest city is alive with the sound of music they stumble music festival is hosting around five hundred artists they include many young classical musicians who are often forced abroad to further their careers because of a lack of financial support from the government it's them costly to report. as well as some of the world's most renowned classical musicians young talent is taking to the stage all over stumble. including twenty two year old guinness has a large. but talent she says needs to be polished

the sentencing of roman catholic archbishop philip wilson in australia has been adjourned until 3 julynior catholic official in the world to be convicted of concealing abuse. he could face a prison sentence of up to two years. we are heading into day six of the world cup in russia, and there is lots to talk about. the bbc‘s tom donkin is in red square, in moscow. tom. good to see you, everyone in the uk is breathing a sigh of relief and celebrating, but we are looking ahead to our two—day sex. celebrating, but we are looking ahead to our two-day sex. good morning from moscow, the relative calm of moscow. the crowd is already starting to gather and the chanting will soon begin. i can see a few fa ns will soon begin. i can see a few fans asleep in red square after yesterday's action, and what a day it was, sweden beating south korea 1-0, it was, sweden beating south korea i—0, eltham, a real dark horse, scoring three goals against the debutante panama, but the real story was in volgograd, harry trump was the hero. it almost didn't happen for england —— harry kane the hero. so the lookout

negotiations mediated by the country's roman catholic church are continuing, but neither side seems capable responsible for the deaths of more than a hundred and seventy five people in the past two months. with me is leonardo rocha, the bbc‘s americas editor. they are supposed to have had a deal but that doesn't and to have any effect? less than 24 hours after the deal there was a arson attack on a shop on a property. it is a mattress business, the family live upstairs. it is six people of the same family we re it is six people of the same family were at least killed, including two children. what the neighbours described is that those who try to help to put out the fire were threatened by armed people who started this fire. the opposition even threatened not to take part in talks that are happening, to pull out. but eventually they decided to say that that is what they wanted to give up, the talks. it was an attack on the even with two months of violence, it was a attack that shocked nicaragua. the government and the opposition, they didn't seem to be able to really control this paramilitar

distance themselves from his intervention, including the presidential candidate jeb bush, himself a roman catholicocial injustice. translation: air quality, sea levels, adequate freshwater reserves, climate and the balance of delicate ecosystems are all necessarily affected by the way is that human beings satisfy their thirst for energy. often, sad to say, with grave disparities. it is not right to sate that there is by adding two other people's physical thirst for water, their poverty or their social exclusion. at the closed—door session in the vatican, pope francis said oil and gas companies were developing more careful approach is to assessing climate risk. but he said he was particularly worried by the continued search for new fossil fuel reserves, when the paris agreement had pushed for most of them to be kept untapped, underground. the pope urged the investors and executives to speed up a switch to sustainable, clean energy. he exhorted them to deploy their skills as innovators to address the challenge. let this be seen, he said, as the greatest leadership opportunity of all. queen elizabeth

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and north korea prosecutors and have raided the offices of the roman catholic church looking for documents relating to claims of sexual abuse and an attempted cover up authorities say they are investigating of least forty cases of abuse the raids come just hours before vatican abuse and best gaiters were to meet chalange officials to discuss their findings yemenis already struggling through the world's biggest humanitarian crisis could face an almost complete cut off of eight that's a saudi led pro-government troops attacked the country's crucial port city of data two thirds of yemen's population depend on the supplies that come through the port the assault began on wednesday despite mounting international fears about the humanitarian fallout the un security council is set to meet today for urgent talks on the offensive. d.c. bingley peaceful images from yemen's rebel have poor town one day down by to aid supplies are delivered here every day to the millions of people trapped in the war torn country but the lifeline now risks being cut due to a fierce military assault by yemeni fighters ba

bishop covered up the crimes and paper francis who visited chile in january has written to chile's roman catholics to apologize for the scandal he said the church should be ashamed of its treatment of the victims he praised them for bringing the truth to light despite attempts by catholic leaders to discredit them. fourteen year old boy has discovered just how one eight letter word can be worth quite a lot of money. i am. and i. thank you. for your new media means community joint participation and sharing catholic nominee won the national spelling competition in the u.s. state of texas and along with the tracy he took him a check for forty thousand dollars for. a new museum in south africa has quickly become a top tourist attraction but the collection of contemporary african art in cape town is also causing controversy among local artists and critics malcolm webber thoughts it's the first of its kind in africa and the biggest designs museum of contemporary art in cape town is in an old. concrete sheaves that once stored grain has been cut away to house the world's largest collection of african art

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convert to clean energy he's warning climate change risks destroying humanity the leader of the roman catholic church is read hosting leaders from some of the largest energy companies at the vatican chief executives to collate a long term global strategy. environmentalist in australia say they're appalled that taxpayers' money is being spent to bail out the logging industry say decimates forests that are home to critically endangered wildlife under thomas reports from the central highlands of victoria state the aftermath of log looks brutal in fact burning long ground helps regeneration those in the industry say they're committed to responsible logging we have a regime that i'm still balance the needs of conservation and the industry and regional economies and communities but conservationists say the industry and the government that in part owns it has got the balance wrong propping up a declining industry prioritizing jobs over trees when the owners of this mill said cuts to its would supply would force it out of business the state government paid tens of millions of dollars to keep it going

these are brothers best known for their buildings that they designed for the roman catholic diocese in seattle. at their peak, they constructed projects in states along the west coast. st. dominic's church and the school building appear to be the only buildings designed by the brothers in san francisco. for that reason, it has been determined by the planning department that the school being is a historic resource deemed to be individually eligible for listing in the california register of historical resources. in the department's ppa response letter, planning staff recommended that the project sponsor team retain the existing school building and find a suitable, adaptive solution to meet the programing needs while at the same time retaining unique architectual character. on june 14th, 2017, the project sponsor submitted conditional use authorization and planned unit development applications proposing the same project submitted for the ppa, including the demolition of the school building and the construction of the pastoral center in its place and the four story residential building on