be the ecumenical patriarch, for me the only question is that the ecumenical patriarch and the roman popewill sit, but the ecumenical patriarch will remember remember that in havana in 2016, the pope signed a declaration with... the patriarch of kirill, and not with the ecumenical patriarch, this will hang over this table, and the entourage, such as matteo zupi, have been in operational development for a long time fsb, i mean papyrimska, well, here are the details, here if you and i sat down, we would not have spoken all these details in a week, which speak about what is really happening in the world now, everything that you and i talked about in the first part at the front, she is in it... including is connected with putting pressure on this forum, i.e., putin's activation at the front, this is the protuberance of aggression and the intensification of meat assaults, in particular in the north of kharkiv region, this is , so to speak, putin's attempt to disrupt the swiss forum, not only to disrupt and change its content, note that if take the washington post, the new york times, bild, the

be the ecumenical patriarch, for me the only question is that the ecumenical patriarch and the roman popewill be sitting, but the ecumenical patriarch will remember that in havana in 2016, the pope signed a declaration with... the patriarch cyril, not the ecumenical patriarch. it will hang over the whole table. and entourages such as mateo zupi have long been in the operational development of the fsb, i mean papimsk. well, here are the details, if we sat down with you, we would not have spoken all these details in a week, which speak about what is really happening in the world right now. everything you and i said in the first part at the front, she. including related to putting pressure on this forum, i.e. activation of putin at the front, this is a protuberance of aggression and the intensification of meat assaults, in particular in the north of kharkiv region, is, so to speak , putin's attempt to disrupt the swiss forum, not only to disrupt it, to change its content, please note that if you take the washington post, new york times, build, guardian, career sir, all that... today is writi

flocks of the roman church in kazakhstan as there are in ukraine, and at least once there was a roman poperaine, ivan paul ii was there, well, because he also has some ukrainian roots there, but this pope bergholiv , a pupil of a ukrainian greek catholic priest in argentina, and what, but he is in argentina, well, well, i think that... pope bergoglio never left argentina, and that, not not, not the current argentina, which voted for the very controversial , but it seems to me, well , that's right, right now everything is fine with them, but but in general, we know this background, this south-latin america, these are marxists, trotskyists and other maoists, leftism multiplied by catholicism and chegivara, chigivara was also a believer, although... that is , well, but let's return to that idea , to that peace, but look, the pope is obviously taken hostage by the big seven, because he is supposed to give a report on artificial intelligence at the summit of the big seven, that is, john paul only apologized for the victims of the inquisition of his time, here already about artificial intelligen

i mean the roman pope, well here are the details, because if you and i were to sit down, we would nothave uttered all these details in a week that speak of what is actually happening in the world right now, everything that you and i are in the first part was spoken at the front, including her is connected with putting pressure on this forum, i.e. putin's activation at the front, this is the protuberance of aggression and the intensification of meat assaults, in particular in the north of kharkiv region, this is... so to speak, putin's attempt to disrupt the swiss forum, not only disrupt, change its content, please note that if you take the washington post, new york times, bild, guardian, delaser's career, everything that today writes, writes, writes, writes, writes, and at the end necessarily a paragraph, and at this time putin is preparing another, colossal, a huge offensive, no matter how much they are told about... there are two battalion groups, there is one battalion group, these are not the 200,000 who were near the borders in 2022, nobody is interested in this, and i do not con

peter's square, where popes have led the roman catholic church for hundreds of years. tonight, we bring you a special hour with pope francis. 11 years into his papacy, he'd never sat down for an extended, wide-ranging interview with an american broadcast network until now. [bell tolls] [whispers] wow. buongiorno, your holiness. tonight, our global exclusive with pope francis. he may be the 266th pope, but he is a man of firsts. are we okay to start? >> pope francis: [speaking spanish] si si, como no? >> we have a new pontiff. >> norah: elected to the papacy in 2013... born jorge mario bergoglio in argentina, he's the first pope to hail from the americas and from the southern hemisphere. this is incredible, to hear the crowd there that has jammed into st. peter's square. the 87-year-old is the first pope to choose the name francis, after saint francis of assisi, known for his simplicity and humility. he's the first jesuit pope... >> the pope of the holy see. >> norah: and the first pope to address the u.s. congress. >> pope francis: america continues to be, for many, a l

does the pope have to be a roman? probably yes, i don't remember. option with gregory, gregory, do you think that grigoriev was the most, this name was most often used among popes, yes, it is still a relevant question regarding the modern the current pope of rome and what his name could be, victor, let’s fantasize with you, let’s talk, let’s, well, first of all, i want to say that the pope of rome, he doesn’t live in rome at all, in the vatican. well done, a significant addition, that’s for sure, and also, well, i assumed that francis, because john, well, it’s like, well, it’s clear that there were a lot of johns in the bible, but still somehow it’s not so much with the catholics it fits, it seems to me, francis seems to me to be the right fit, and the current pope, well, what’s his name, that’s a difficult question, okay, just think about it, andrey, well, of course, i could be wrong. well, like john ii. the current pope. well, sort of. how did you answer this question? i answered b, although, to be honest, when i answered, i answered by guess, bec

and the pope must be a roman. probably yes, i don't remember. what is the name of the modern pope?ered the option with gregory, gregory, do you think that there were the most grigorievs, this name was most often used among a dad, yes, there is still a pressing question regarding the modern current pope of rome and what his name could be, victor, let ’s fantasize with you, let’s talk, let’s, well, first of all, i want to say that the pope of rome, he doesn’t live in rome at all, and... in the vatican, wonderful, well done, a significant addition, that’s for sure, and also, well, i assumed that francis, because john, well, it’s like, well, it’s clear that there were a lot of johns in the bible, but still here somehow it doesn’t fit in very well with being a catholic, it seems to me, but francis seems to me, that’s how it is since it does fit, and the current pope, well, what’s his name, that’s a difficult question, okay, just think about it, andrey. well, i could of course be wrong, but it seems like john ii, and the current pope, it seems, was or was, how did you answer this questio

there's been a rare apology from the leader of the roman catholic church. pope community, admits to using a crude word to describe gay life. it happened during a private meeting with 250 bishops at the vatican, and has sparked an uproar among lgbtq supporters. chris livesay has more on this controversy. >> reporter: it was a shocking phrase, both for its vulgarity and the man it reportedly came from. pope francis, according to italian media in a closed door meeting with italian bishops said seminaries had too many gay men referring to gay men as a slur. something he discussed in a historic interview last month with norah o'donnell. >> you have said who am i to judge homosexuality is not a crime. >> no. it's a human fact. >> reporter: he is infuriated conservative catholics for allowing priests to bless those in same-sex relationships. >> last year you decided to allow catholic priests to bless same-sex couples. that's a big change. why? >> translator: no, what i allowed is not to bless the union. that can be done because that is not the sacrament. i cannot. the

roman, igor, thank you, in direct communication from belgorod there was our special correspondent, igor pikhanov. pope francis expressed his condolences to the relatives of those killed in belgorod. he strongly condemned the attacks on civilians. this was reported by a representative of the world union of old believers. ekaterina radaeva will tell you how western politicians reacted to the terrorist attack. the ukrainian army is conducting terrorist attacks on belgorod, but the western press does not notice this. most newspapers, magazines and television channels, if they mention it, do so in short messages, carefully avoiding judgment. american agency. for example, i managed not to write at all who exactly struck the ten-story residential building. only the british agency reuters, the german magazine focus and the dubai tv channel al-arabiya pointed out the obvious guilt of ukraine, while officials at the un again limited themselves to the usual phrase. we oppose any attacks on civilian buildings anywhere. the permanent mission of russia to the osce expressed outrage at the double standards of this o

pope of kentius announced the bull of ad exterpanda or for extermination. this meant the extermination of heretics, that is, those who disagree with the dogmas of the roman catholiclared robbers, murderers of souls and thieves of divine secrets. now these unfortunates were allowed to be tortured using the most monstrous methods. a similar fate often awaited even. witnesses set the maximum period for execution of sentences at 5 days. according to various estimates, from 50 to 200,000 people became victims of the inquisition, among them the knights templar, joan of arc, jordan bruno, danta aliguiri, jan hus and other outstanding personalities. the inquisitors confiscated the property of the murdered for the benefit of church, state and informers. the protestants did not officially have an organization called the inquisition, but they joined in the burning of heretics, especially women accused... with great zeal. in germany, france, especially the netherlands, protestants did this with particular cruelty, using damp wood so that they would burn more slowly and suffer longer. this terrible, bloody page in the history of christianity was closed only at the beginning o

also this morning the roman catholic church is on the way to naming its first millennial genera generation sapt. popes taking another step towards canonizing a 15-year-old boy who died of leukemia in 2006. more on that story ahead. >> gio: it's a fascinating story. i can't wait to talk about that soon. >>> but we are going to begin with memorial day weekend. we've got full team coverage of travel in the air and on the roads and a busy week of severe storms, more dangerous weather in the forecast including tornados likely in the heartland. and that's where we find somara theodore this morning in oklahoma city. good morning, somara. >> somara: good morning, gio. the heartland is south. they've been dealing with an onslaught of severe weather in the past few weeks. in fact in the last few weeks we've seen at least 500 reports. take a look at this video out of davenport, iowa. you can see the shelf cloud. in mississippi we saw hail coming down and not too far from springdale, mississippi, they actually had hail the size of baseballs. and here we go again. today where i am in oklahoma city we're setting u

pope and it is a start of a journey. >> jesse: while these there may be bob the builder could figure it what triggered the fall of the romanhappy preemptive mother's day and bailey waters there we are sometimes it might not seem like it and sometimes it might not seem like you love me but everybody loves you, you are a great mom and a great wife integrate everything. happy mother's day. now some texts. rich from orange part florida forget the debates let them play 18 for the presidency. >> jesse: that's not fair. and do you honestly think michelone bottle would give up her low stress lifestyle to return to the white house come on. >> jesse: small chance. sarah from north carolina did cool travis say he was up in the hills don't tell maxime she was right. >> i think he's plotting over a bottle of wine rather than an insurrection. next asked uncle posey what happened in new guinea here there. >>> mary maybe those 87,000 irs agents can find the missing 20 billion in california. and they do have guns. can from somerville new jersey. >> i was fired for coming $18 short for pumping gas. these kids lose 20 million and nobody gets

roman catholic priesthood colleges , as catholic priesthood colleges, as he's already in the past told bishops to carefully vet priests and reject any suspected homosexual calls. >> the vatican says the popeternational news and israeli tanks are said to be advancing on the city of rafah, following a night of heavy strikes which killed at least 21 people. the offensive on gaza's southern city is pressing ahead, despite international condemnation , un international condemnation, un people could be seen carrying their belongings through the streets in an attempt to escape that violence . israel, saying it that violence. israel, saying it wants to root out hamas fighters in rafah and rescue hostages who are still being held by the terror group , moving portraits terror group, moving portraits of blind and visually impaired d—day veterans will go on show to mark the 80th anniversary of the d—day landings. the portraits capture 16 veterans who served in normandy and are beneficiaries of blind veterans. uk. seven of the portraits are featured in a special exhibition at the national army museum in london, which runs until the 9th of june. that is the latest news. for the latest stories do sign up