st. patrick's seminary, most recently.'ve also gone out to parishes throughout the bay are and that given evening presentations, full days of retreat . a weekend, where i train the eye. to see god, to find god and recognize his patterns of relating to us. albeit in the dark. and to recognize also the stirrings of grace, the promptings of race. that god is always trying to lure us, to woo us back to himself. to see him with us, under any condition and since the current condition is most pervasively in the dark, we've got to develop a night vision. the capacity, this prophetic vision. to see god in the dark to recognize stirrings of grace opportunities for and conversion in the shadows, in the twilight. the faith limited vision to see in the dark. >> i think it is develop -- difficult to develop humane sensibilities. the human race i a villain of peace these days. we are either accidents or we are sort of a virus on the planet, the health. where is the affirmation of my human nature and my soul, where canno be found? you men

st. patrick's day >> jimmy: okay nat, are you irish or we'll find out?ing all right. well, head on over to the stage. get in your head space nat. [ cheers and applause ♪ this is exciting i love this. and now, ladies and gentlemen, here to perform a brand new comedy set about st. patrick's day, please give it up for nat towsen ♪ [ cheers and applause >> thank you, thank you. i just got back from europe. i know i look like i was about to say that. [ light laughter ] i learned that in ireland, st. patrick's day is actually not a big deal at all. they already have a day when everyone drinks. it's called monday [ laughter and applause last year, i spent st. patrick's day with 3,000 drunk idiots in midtown manhattan. [ cheers ] no place has been that disrespectful to the irish since england. [ laughter and applause it's true, the english hate redheads so much, they don't even like prince harry [ laughter and applause ] and everyone in midtown was dressed in traditional celtic mardi gras beads [ laughter ] and a t-shirt that said, "irish you were naked." [ laug

st. patrick's day?"cked in the head by a police horse. but thanks to demeter fragrances, you can now buy cologne celebrating st. patrick's day with scents like "irish cream," "clover," and the alluringly vague "ireland." that last one is hard to describe. it evokes the intangible longing within the irish soul to... potatoes. it smells like potatoes. [cheers and applause] meanwhile, in australia, a popular beer has been recalled for having excess alcohol. that headline again: "beer recalled for being best beer." the beer in question is something called "your-mates, a watermelon-flavored sour beer that was found to contain "excess alcohol" due to secondary fermentation. and we wouldn't want anything upsetting the delicate flavor profile of your watermelon sour beer. "mmm, i'm getting notes of gummi worm stuck in a 3-year-old's-hair." meanwhile, nintendo just released a pokemon-themed sleep tracker, called "pokemon sleep." even though "pokemon go to bed" was right there. if you're confused about what a poke

st. patrick's seminary. >> yes. for my theology studies. i grew up in marin county in novato. >> wonderful. father kevin, i think you are from -- >> i was born in san mateo and grew up in belmont . i am a local product. >> have been a priest forever two decades. and your job? >> the pastor of our lady of fatima which is a byzantine catholic parish within the archdiocese . and also help is associate at saint monica and st. thomas apostle paris. >> 20 years, four years. we have a set of questions coming in and i want to mix-and-match . one of the major ones was, about the recent , a pew study, a reputable organization says the real presence of christ in the eucharist which is a central teaching of the catholic faith and the eucharist is the center of what the priests of life is an job is, 70% of catholics say they don't believe in the real presence, or not sure about that. that is something of the you to respond to. is this something you experience as the priest who is presiding over the eucharist? father fowler. >> i would say the studies do

st. patrick's day when i was 14-years-old.nd i was standing on the corner watching everybody go by; they're going to the event. and harry truman was a speaker at the truman dinner that year. and the sort of the david broder of the scranton times -- it was a guy named tommy phillips, who was an elderly man -- younger than me, but elderly man -- [laughter] -- who was the chief political reporter. and they got a picture -- and i hadn't thought about it a long time, but i'll send it over to the library -- of me at 14-years-old standing on the corner, and it was a warm day for february. and i'm standing on the corner in a long-sleeve shirt with my buddies. and president truman was coming around the corner, coming off of dimmick avenue, and he was in a convertible. and purely by accident -- i assume it was an accident -- the photographer from the newspaper got a picture of me making eye contact with harry truman. it was just -- i'm sure a lot of people made eye contact with him -- [laughter] -- but i was looking and you can see in t

and in 1998, president had a way of every st patrick's day, he would open up the white house and make sure all the political leaders came because it was a time to cajole them. he could have them in the oval office, he could press the flesh, she could tell them to carry on and get this thing done. and got a call. i was sitting in my office in the white house and it was one of the people in the national council and he said, we made a mistake. we invite the women's coalition, meet with the president in the oval office. all of the other parties were invited and he said, do you think mrs. clinton would give them 5 minutes? i know --, she was going to give them all the time they needed. and sure enough, monica mcwilliams, the catholic, pearl sager, protestant, came in to meet with her an hour and a half later. they were telling her what it was like. she had a intimate understanding of what they were going through in the peace process, and they said to her, you know, we don't have anything you have in america. you've got league of women voters, you have all of these organizations that help c

so let's get more on the significant of that lose for west indian cricket and speak to machel st patrickhas been following the tournament. a sense of inevitabability about this, given the headlines around the demise of windies cricket? where has it gone wrong? will not being at the world cup give the board a chance to reset? yes, i think any kind of keen observer of west indies cricket has been paying attention for the best part of the last 10—15 years should really have seen this coming and if we focus particularly on white ball cricket this has been a long—standing decline in white ball cricket. you can go as far back as the world cup in 2015 when we crashed out in the quarterfinals in a kind of humiliating way barely making it the 2019 world cup, not making it the 2019 world cup, not making it the 2019 world cup, not making it to any of the recent champions trophy is, to now not make it to the 2023 gd! champions trophy is, to now not make it to the 2023 00! world champions trophy is, to now not make it to the 2023 odi world cup so the only surprise about the west indies not make it to

st. patrick's day as that exists now that is post 1950 that was a question and then also in regards to the painted sign - i don't know there is anything remedy nancy of sign but defer to under bravpd any or others to maybe i'll defer to mr. brandy. >> indulge commissioners i'm happy to be here i had a brief slide show sounds i read the report so don't need to do that it is very interesting we can go by the photos those are in black and white and the painting of the acre of the market in the early 50's i have some second-hand versions of those and very significance of historic preservation commission. i don't know maybe the owners might have no or yes o more information about the paint they found over the years. i know there are some photos colored photos i took years ago. and on the acre was completely covered in ivy that was removed i don't know had was there before. >> no remedy nancy of it now. >> there is yosemite a paint expert. >> to include the painting within the character to the features that remained that was my question. so, you know. very gone (laughter) ivy. >> i'll august wha

st. patrick's cathedral.rt authority and state troopers, officers from all over who wanted to show them how great this profession is because of little kids like michael. >> because of officers like you, sergeant, thank you for your service day in and day out. >> coming up, i sit down with two very special guests to share what makes me proud to be an american. ♪ >> welcome back, i'm honored to speak to two people who make me proud to be an american. mark, i knew him as corporal tally, he's now a sergeant for the department of corrections and continues to serve, and our pastor at the community church, he also officiated at the wedding for me and my wife, jen, as well. it's great to be with you on the fourth of july. we served together. you continue to continue to serve. you find ways to rally patriotism in your community. talk to me about why you love america. >> it's the greatest country on earth. there are so many opportunities, so many great people, so many people willing to help others, and get involved and

st. patrick's and vet republican's day and various even this is is a baptist events and programs that occur. and irmented remark that it would be grit if we could coordinate that in terms of our commission secretary she receives information from city hall and passed it to us if a requirement we have an option to attends or not it is simple low given as information. upon our availability. and part of that cordination is sometimes message from the chief's office about an event that gives us an option to attends an upon event or meeting. i wanted say that because i know you are all veteran commissioners in the sense that we go out well see an incident and have dialogue and revisit a house. better we are cord nay in terms of it we finish we want to do a ride along or treasure island or the fire boat and through the office. some members who attends the meetings to in my zeal to be part of a participate. i showed up and sat in the back and goin realize that back there in the day my decor was different i wore sun glasses and the black hat. and i said and -- to the credit of the members at the meet

st. patrick's cathedral for senator robert f. kennedy in 1968. good and decent.ves apply to many members of the kennedy family, including the kennedys who oppose the work of and the presidential candidacy of robert kennedy jr., who testified to over public and controlled house committee today solely and entirely because of kennedy privilege. here is the first sentence of the adoring and long introduction of robert kennedy jr. today by a democracy denying republican member of the house, who voted to overturn the results of the last presidential election. >> thank you, chairman. robert f. kennedy jr. is the son of former attorney general robert f. kennedy, and the nephew of america's 35th president, john f. kennedy. >> robert kennedy jr. began speaking in the hearing today, it took him less than a minute to mention his father, and his uncle, president kennedy. >> censorship is antithetical to our party. it was appalling to my father. to my uncle. to fdr. >> the hearing was supposed to be about censorship, but it wasn't. since no one could come up with any examples

st. patrick's cathedral celebrating his life. she was pregnant with his child.w she just recently gave birth to their miracle child wesley. and it's a miracle. we remember back in december 20th, 2014, when detectives were assassinated. that's when the tunnel to towers foundation went to visit. i went to visit the families and said we'll pay off your mortgages and so, you know, detective lou's wife 2 1/2 years later gave birth to his child. it was the first miracle that i saw. the biggest miracle i've ever seen in tunnel to towers foundation. we have so many beautiful miracles, things that happened and made sure we took care of those families and we'll do the same here for detective rivera's family, his young boy that they had together now, it's a miracle. she shouldn't have to worry about a mortgage. >> bill: the need is enormous here. look at this. law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty, 27 in 2023. 55 in 2022, frank. 51 the year prior and 43 back to 2020. are you taking care of all these people? >> anyone that has a young family left behind. if yo

st. patrick's and vet republican's day and various even this is is a baptist events and programs that occur. and irmented remark that it would be grit if we could coordinate that in terms of our commission secretary she receives information from city hall and passed it to us if a requirement we have an option to attends or not it is simple low given as information. upon our availability. and part of that cordination is sometimes message from the chief's office about an event that gives us an option to attends an upon event or meeting. i wanted say that because i know you are all veteran commissioners in the sense that we go out well see an incident and have dialogue and revisit a house. better we are cord nay in terms of it we finish we want to do a ride along or treasure island or the fire boat and through the office. some members who attends the meetings to in my zeal to be part of a participate. i showed up and sat in the back and goin realize that back there in the day my decor was different i wore sun glasses and the black hat. and i said and -- to the credit of the members at the meet

st patrick's church in watsonville. she was 31 years old. the whole of her life in front of her. there were hundreds of us showing the church and at the family home later or of grief. men are tears of laughter and settled in our hearts that she could be so funny, so brilliant, so righteous. i hear her voice. i see her as she was playing playing the last interview in the book with angela davis. i remember we see the slide of angela davis piece. next slide. yeah. so this is a photograph that was taken from it's a still from film. the free angela and all political prisoners. and i just like it. it was in 2012. so it's a little dated. not much. and i just really like the imagery there. so that's i, i chose that to it in the book. thank you so for the image. although i would think of angela, especially in these days as a revolutionary icon who was really a citizen of the world. she does live in oakland california and has for more than 40 years and before that, of course, she was a prominent member of the u.s. communist party's chess club in washington. she worked with members of the b

st. patrick's day.rvous over every verdict. but i'm more nervous now. and it is because i know the victims families are behind me. and this is everything to them. >> the stakes were high for him personally too. he was retiring. and this was his last homicide case. the moment of truth, the one that had taken 17 years to arrive was finally upon them. >> we the jury, defend the defendant david dwyane watson, guilty of the offense of second-degree murder of linda watson. >> when he said linda. i didn't even have to listen to the rest of it. we know if we got him for linda, the other two was an automatic win. >> david watson. father, friend, and fire captain. was also convicted for the first degree murders of marilyn and renee. the loyal friend, who didn't even play a lead role in her own murder case. >> she was forgotten a lot. but my mom was kind of meek, mild quiet person in the back. and she's kind of just go with the flow. and she was always there for anybody that needed everything. >> jordan was heartb

st patrick within the context.ow underperforming among other groups, not just in universities, but actually at every level of the educational system. so this is really, i think it gives us good reason to look at this more closely. >> i think it's something that we should take very seriously and to be frank, patrick, this is a group that, as you said in your opening comments, particularly the white working your opening comments, partickids,y the white working your opening comments, partic kids, they're1ite working your opening comments, partic kids, they're1ite reallyg class kids, they're not really the that getting the kids that are getting a sufficient amount of attention within universe relative to sufficient amount of attention withirgroups|iverse relative to sufficient amount of attention withirgroups .lerse relative to other groups. >> so we do need to find out what's going on. we need to find out whether they're leaving for other trades, whether they're simply no longer interested in universities the universi

st. patrick's day when the world blew up. what did you learn yesterday from western alliance? herman: we saw was returns were a bit more normal circumstances. the positives are coming back and greater than analysts had expected. but they're paying upper deposits. the good news, they are reducing some higher cost holes that borrows -- you can see market expansion going forward in the back half of this year. you are seeing capital increase as well. they are taking tangible steps to return to a bit more normal pattern. jonathan: getting crushed? herman: it is to disappoint a bit because of higher cost deposits but the expectation is the margins should expand but going forward. jonathan: we were wondering about ability or inability to finance the economy. can you walk us through what it looks like across the regionals right now? we understand deposits are better but they have to pay up to do that. what about lending? herman: it has been a bit tepid. things are bit soft both on the demand side and credit availability. the banks have talked about pulling back in certain areas, citiz

suggested by patrick manzella for the youngest honorary consul in africa, russian, native mother from sttersburg, father of iskonga. he is sure the way to strengthen russian african relations lies not only through diplomacy, food is part of the international language, and through food we wanted to convey the mood, but of the continent, and as part of the star africa festival, we collected about 150 different dishes, which you can try, a in various restaurants of the city during this week african the continent is the historical homeland of coffee african countries where coffee berries are grown and delivered to international market the best varieties of robusta and arabica and in the hotels of st. petersburg these days are really the original. they serve coffee, this is how they can print on the foam, for example, the elephant is one of the symbols of africa , personifying the wise leader at the expoforum site, where the leaders of african states will gather , final preparations have been made defense exports have grown in recent years, having concluded more than 150 contracts with strang

st in years. and that was an autopsy to prove that you didn't kill it before. yeah. yeah, no, they wanted to prove that i tried patrick seriously, but you come from a country that gave the world many world renown psychologists sigmund phrases. yes . 0 one of them but there are many others. how do you explain this suddenly reversal of fortune? because, you know, maybe it's just as the russians with, we associated your with enlightenment values with critical thinking with the to appreciation of all forms of diversity. not only political, but the, any other. how do you explain it to yourself? yeah. what it does is what i, i'm a started to ride the stuff now because i had other things to do. a book which i called richard in for europe because they are just described. it's the one i was always grateful for, not only proud of, but the great for, for that i could go up in that, that i could pronounce my opinion without risking a lot and even being mistaken. i mean the, we only learn by making mistakes, but i pity the youngest as of today because there's a lot of set censorship on many topics in schools that start to just the

st giles' gb views of gb news dot com. but right now it's your headlines with polly . patrick. >> thank you. good evening.says no one should have their bank account closed for exercising their right to free speech. the matter was raised in prime minister's questions today by david davis , who described the david davis, who described the closure of gb news presenter nigel farage's bank account by the exclusive bank cuts as vindictive irresponsive and undemocratic . rishi sunak was undemocratic. rishi sunak was asked if the government would need uk banks to inform the treasury about all the accounts they've closed for non—commercial reasons over the last decade. rishi sunak told mps the rules are being reviewed . meanwhile, rishi sunak was forced to leave parliament by the back door today because of a demonstration by just stop oil activists trying to stop mps from attending pmqs. police made dozens of arrests . now the owner dozens of arrests. now the owner of jaguar land rover is set to create 4000 new jobs in the uk through a new electric car battery factory. the £4 billion gigafactory three, as it's kno

involving four sets, megxit individual st giles' and the bbc can do nothing about actually getting to the bottom of it until we know what scotland yard is going to do. patrickabsolutely. >> mark and of course we have had a slightly bizarre situation. >> jeremy vine coming out saying that he believes that the star should reveal themselves for want of a better phrase. >> and as you've said there, more allegations. >> people wondering what is next. >> wokeist i suppose is the, is the big thing that jeremy vine's tweet is on our screens now . tweet is on our screens now. >> i'll just read it if we leave it up there. i'm starting to think the bbc presenter involved in the scandal should now come forward these new forward publicly. these new allegations yet allegations will result in yet more being thrown at more vitriol being thrown at perfectly colleagues of perfectly innocent colleagues of his and the bbc, which i'm sure he , is on its knees with he loves, is on its knees with this . but it is his he loves, is on its knees with this. but it is his decision and his alone and the latest mark, as we understand it as well, is that the bbc star in question is repor

patrick. >> thank you and good afternoon to you. well, a red arrows fly past has just taken place in edinburgh to celebrate the king and queen's coronation in scotland at sten presented with the honours of scotland, the country's crown jewels. there was also a 21 gun salute at edinburgh castle before the royal procession returned to holyrood house. the prince and princess of wales , known as the princess of wales, known as the duke and duchess of rothesay in scotland, were among those present today, as were the duke and duchess of edinburgh . now, and duchess of edinburgh. now, as you've been hearing, the nhs has been described as a treasured national institution, as it celebrates its 75th birthday. but labour is warning the health service will die without further investment and modernisation. a record 7.4 million people are currently on waiting lists and the government has acknowledged that number could get worse before it gets better. well, today, party leaders , along with the duke and leaders, along with the duke and duchess of edinburgh, were among those attending a special service at westminster abbey, paying service at westminster abbey, paying tri