steve: from pennsylvania, you are next with cardinal timothy dolan. caller: hello, cardinal. with easter and passover and corner, a lot the of religious institutions are utilizing electronic platforms to deliver services. i just wanted to hear your thoughts about that platform. cardinal dolan: you bet. we are learning a lot. the church, the catholic church really counts on one-on-one contact. we are quick learners, though. church is crisis, the energetically using technology. my priests are telling me how every day they livestream mass. even though the people might not be physically present, our priests still want mass every day and in our catholic belief, the power of the mass is universal. it is infinite. heaven and earth are united. so they can be there spiritually. i know at st. patrick's cathedral, we've really gotten enthusiastic about it. mass atalways had the 10:15 on sunday morning. goes through our satellite radio channel. it is always picked up by catholic faith, catholictv in rockville. now we've begun to livestream. last sunday, close to 300,000 people livestreame

steve: from pennsylvania, you are next with cardinal timothy dolan. caller: hello, cardinal. with easter and passover and corner, a lot the of religious institutions are utilizing electronic platforms to deliver services. i just wanted to hear your thoughts about that platform. cardinal dolan: you bet. we are learning a lot. the church, the catholic church really counts on one-on-one contact. we are quick learners, though. church is crisis, the energetically using technology. my priests are telling me how every day they livestream mass. even though the people might not be physically present, our priests still want mass every day and in our catholic belief, the power of the mass is universal. it is infinite. heaven and earth are united. so they can be there spiritually. i know at st. patrick's cathedral, we've really gotten enthusiastic about it. mass atalways had the 10:15 on sunday morning. goes through our satellite radio channel. it is always picked up by catholic faith, catholictv in rockville. now we've begun to livestream. last sunday, close to 300,000 people livestreame

new york cardinal timothy dolan will joining us on this easter sunday. ♪ >> brennan: as we look at howaster and passover are being celebrated around the world. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> brennan: welcome to "face the nation." it is easter sunday, and the fourth day of passover. americans have endured what officials had predicted to be a devastating week. this country and the world continue to struggle with the spread of the coronavirus and how to prepare for what is next. we begin our coverage with cbs news national correspondent mark strassman. >> good morning, margaret. for many spirit out americans this easter sunday and the fourth day of passover is a test of faith. living with this pandemic for weeks has them rattled for their health and for their lifestyle. in new york, nearly 800 people a day have been dying from covid-19, a staggering number. that level of sorrow may continue this week. unthinkably, bodies go unclaimed. many more may be buried in this potter's field in the bronx. what is encouraging: new york's new hospitalizations for viral patients have de

tonight, a conversation with cardinal timothy dolan of the archdiocese of new york and later pulitzer prize winning author john meacham, as the country deals with this pandemic , we will be discussing his book, the soul of america. our phone lines are open. 202 the area code. 00 in the eastern half of the country. 748-8

plus, thoughts for easter and passover, from cardinal timothy dolan and others.n this sunday morning, april 12th, 2020. we'll be right back. step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so that the hospitals can cope. we're gonna go through an awful lot of these. all across puget sound, people have been stepping up and donating personal protective equipment. we stay at work. for you. you stay at home for us. just know we're all with you. thank you, thank you so much. thank you doctors & nurses. >> pauley: first things first: we heard all kinds of numbers about the coronavirus this past week. some hopeful; many disheartening. and then there is the toll on the economy. more than 6.5 million people added to the nation's jobless rolls last week. dr. jon lapook and money correspond jill schlesinger are tracking the numbers. we begin with dr. lapook. >> there are many pharmaceutical companies working aroun

you heard that introduction from cardinal timothy dolan. john: whenever you can have a prince of the church endorse you, i take it. even as a protestant. steve: let me begin with a quote in your book. you say the good news is that we have come through such darkness before. what will the rest of this look like? , we will looking back on this as a moment where we came together as a country, as a multitudeed of rational beings united by the common objects of their love. i want to repeat that because it is a complicated thought, but it is the best definition of a nation i've come across. a multitude of rational beings, driven by reason, react to facts, united by the common objects of their love. we love enough to sacrifice one for another. we've had a lot of conversations wartime, thiss is is like pearl harbor and september 11. actually it is not. there is a national feeling that is analogous, but this is something -- the closest thing i can think of as an analogy is, this is as if we were all english men and women in london in 1940 during the

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that cardinal timothy dolan mentioned you. guest: i welcome that. we have beend that through darkness before. what will the rest of this look like when we get beyond this? guest: well, god willing, we will look back on this as a moment where we came together as united,y, where we were mentioned, astine complicated thought, but the best definition of a nature i have ever come across. multitude of rational beings. so we are driven by reason, driven by facts, however unconfirmed, united by the common objects of their love. we love enough to sacrifice for one another. we have had a lot of conversations about this is more time, this is like pearl harbor, like september 11. actually, it is not particularly. that is a national feeling is analogous, but this is something -- the closest thing i can think of as an analogy, this is as if we were all english men and women in london in 1940 during the blitz, or in 1944 and 1945 when hitler's was firing the rockets at london. we are all combatants, and we did not choose to be a combatant. so my hope for the count

. >> reporter: new york cardinal timothy dolan agrees. >> continuing the life and presence and mercy and grace of jesus that goes on, in some ways in an even more vigorous way than if the buildings were open. >> reporter: but some of the faithful aren't listening. authorities across the country are blaming a number of outbreaks on large gatherings at funerals and church service. inans, fht over the services this easter sunday, and then lawmakers ordered them back on. >> it is a shockingly irresponsible decision that will put every kansan's life at risk. >> reporter: one thing everyone, including the president agrees on -- it is time for prayer. >> i'm a christian. heal our country. let's get healed before we do this. >> reporter: to get these stimulus checks out faster the treasury is announcing a new web portal. you can enter your direct deposit information, and get the stimulus money a whole lot sooner. david? >> steve, let's hope it works. >>> eye-opening news on british prime minster boris johnson and how serious his condition was. james longman from london. >> reporter: tonight,

as christians focus on the holy week and deal with coronavirus, we turn to cardinal timothy dolan. we thank you for being with us. guest: i'm grateful for the invitation. thanks for asking me to join in.

and new york's cardinal timothy dolan as we continue our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. nearly 17 million americans filed for unemployment in the past few weeks. the nationwide rate is now a staggering 13%, and many of them are struggling to put fooled on the table. here's danya bacchus. >> reporter: at food banks across the nation... >> the number of cars has been overwhelming. >> reporter: lpg long lines are painting a picture of the economic hardship caused by the coronavirus pandemic. historic levels of unemployment mean an increase in demand for food. >> it makes a big difference. it's a good help. >> reporter: leyda garcia lost her job in market research. she came to this food bank in los angeles to help feed her family of five. >> they're giving you chicken and some canned food. so it's pretty-- pretty important because it's something that will help my-- my family. >> reporter: in northern california, crowds blocked streets and created a backup on the freeway atica neederal of faith's giveaway. pastor ken foreman said he's never seen anything like it. >> our typic

timothy cardinal dolan. that's "the story" of thursday, april 16, 2020.hank you for being with us. stay well, stay safe with your families. we will be back here tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. see you then. tucker is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the president just unveiled a three stage plan for reopening america and saving our spiraling economy. what's in it? we will have details in a minute. first tonight and update to a story we've been following for months on the show. from the earliest days of the coronavirus outbreak, honest people who are paying attention noticed something strange about this epidemic. this mysterious new virus did not arise in the way you would think it might, from some obscure unpopulated place, and rain forest or a village came from the city of 11 million people, while in china.

rob: cardinal timothy dolan comparing our lives today to what happened on easter during holiday mass.> could the empty tomb of easter be a metaphor for our world and our lives? could it be a whispered invitation from the risen one? rob: dolan is new york's archbishop, that service inside an empty st. pa trick's cathedral. joel osteen joined with star power, maria carey and tyler perry as well. new hampshire getting a cargo plane full of supplies with help from the inventer of the segue. >> dean kayeman said he secured the 6.6 million masks, 50,000 face shields and 24,000 cover alls from china and worked with the ceo from fed ex to bring it state side. rob: new ham new hampshire'sr said it will be distributed throughout the state based on need. >> meantime, overnight a deadly round of more than 30 tornadoes ripped through several southern states, more than half a million people out of power. alabama, louisiana and mississippi declaring states of emergency. >> there it is, right there. rob: you can see one of them there. the storms killing at least eight people including a mississippi d

and because it is good friday, timothy cardinal dolan. if you have a question for him. email him. these are trying times. he will address america's spirit. or you can find us on facebook. america together, a "fox & friends" living room concert with country super star lee bryce. he has something real special for us coming up at 8:45 this morning. ainsley: his music is incredible. he has been a friend of the show. he wrote a new song which is something you need to wait around for, because it is worth it. we also have a big lineup. as you said today is good friday. easter is on sunday. and that's supposed to be the big peak for deaths. that usually lags behind the number hospitalized. the hospital visits are down across our country. showing signs that we're all following the rules. so, good for you, america. an encouraging message for american workers. president trump promising that the united states will recover from the coronavirus pandemic. listen. >> we have tremendous stimulus. we have tremendous stimulus plans. we are going to have a big bounce, rather than a small bounce. but,

rob: cardinal timothy dolan encouraging people to stick to social distancing even though church servicesave changed. >> god is telling us use your brain, use your prudence, use your common sense, don't tempt the lord. rob: the cardinal live streaming easter mass inside an empty st. patrick's cathedral. in oklahoma social distancing didn't stop this pastor from leading a drive-in easter service for 13,000 worshipers. pretty clever. joel osteen joined by star power during his virtual service, mariah carey and tyler perry joined. carley: firefighters getting creative with a heart felt tribute to doctors and nurses. shthey posted a drone video whih shows trucks with lights flashing forming a heart, part of the hashtag hearts for healthcare trend to support those fighting on the front lines against covid-19. for more uplifting stories visit foxnews.com/americatogether. rob: iis i wish i was from a e like cheboygan. that's a good word. new hope on when the economy might get back on track. >> it's cautious optimism that we are seeing that decrease. hopefully we'll see a very sharp decline and t

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patrick's cathedral in new york, cardinal timothy dolan giving his sermon online.hey had people individually submit their singing to create an online choir, and at one point they had 448 singers put together, really powerful moment, in detroit the archbishop described this experience of figuring out technology in live-streaming as one of the strangest experiences. >> right at the top. because it's about trying to help people respond and it's about thinking everything from the bottom up. you're sort of reinventing it as you go along. of course, many states have limited gatherings to ten people or fewer. and some states are exempting churches. in arkansas, the governor said he'll not cite or arrest faith leaders for holding in-person gathering today but hope that churches will work with authorities that everyone is social distancing. on the other end of the spectrum, kentucky has troopers marking down driver's license turning over to the health department and ask those people to self-quarantine for 14 days. kentucky governor said people who disagree with him don't ha

. >> reporter: new york's cardinal timothy dolan will celebrate palm sunday mass looking 2,400 patrick'ss very haunting. as st. paul says, we're the living stones that make up the church, and they're not there. while physically they're not there, darn it, nothing can restrain the grace and mercy of god. >> reporter: the mass, like others across the country, will be broadcast on tv, the internet and satellite radio in this most unusual lent. has the coronavirus driven home the point of lent in a way that giving up chocolate and alcohol couldn't possibly do? >> yes, yes. because, think about it, what are the three practices we're called to for lent? prayer, sacrifice and charity. aren't those the three things that are sparking in our souls this coronavirus? a lot of deep prayer, a lot of sacrifice on the part of very brave people, and, darn it, a lot of charity as we reach out with love and concern to those suffering. i think it's kind of, again, a natural ambience for lent. >> reporter: the isolation of the season dramatically pope fro pray for the world. as christians prepare for easter,

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joining us now and back by popular demand is his eminence, timothy cardinal dolan, the archbishop ofk. i'm not kidding cardinal dolan, i can't tell you how many people told us they felt better after your last segment on "new day." so we wanted to have you back to help us with how we should experience this holy week while we're all going through this. >> thanks, alisyn. you're gracious to invite me back. that was my mom writing to you about how good she felt after you saw me. thanks for all you're doing. you keep us connected, you keep us informed. is everybody there okay? is anybody sick or -- >> two of our colleagues on the air, chris cuomo and brooke baldwin have gotten sick. but we check in with them all the time. and they tell us that they are on the mend. you know, this virus is sneaky, you know. you can think you're feeling better one day, and then decline the next day. but as of this morning, they tell us that they're doing okay. >> i knew about chris and i've been in touch with him. who is the other one? >> brooke, brooke baldwin on in the afternoons here, yeah. >> i'll remem

cardinal timothy dolan using his easter message to encourage social distancing. >> at least until we are sure this virus is behind us we can protect one another. that will be the time to go. time is telling us use your brain, use your prudence, use your common sense, don't tempt the lord. carley: cardinal dolan livestreaming mass inside an empty cathedral: joel osteen was joined by singer mariah carey and tv producer tyler perry. and kanye west canceled. bocelli delivering a riveting performance ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved. carley: bocelli performing at empty cathedral in millan as part of his music for hope event a lot of people worshiping in their own special ways yesterday. ainsley: it was incredible. if you just watched fox news we had service after service. franklin graham was here with mike michael w. smith with samaritan's purse behind it. we were doing it aas long as with our pajamas at home. time to be thankful. special day. thanks so much, carley. carley: thanks, guys. ainsley: congress stalemate. where do we go from here. we will ask democratic senat

first in new york city, timothy cardinal dolan delivered his easter mass to an online only audience tos delivering his homily this morning. >> and when they arrived at the tomb, they found it empty, empty. your company, your unity in faith and prayer, believe me, adds to the uncomparable joy of this easter morning. we're glad that through live streaming, through the catholic channel, sirius xm129, the catholic faith network and picks 11 here in new york, so many of you can be with us at st. patrick's cathedral, america's parish church here on fifth avenue in new york city. we miss you, though. we would rather you be here physically and i hear you miss us and are eager to get back to your parishes for sunday mass. that's good. that's refreshing. i don't want you to get too comfortable tuning into mass at home. one lady i know very well told me, you know, it's not all that bad watching sunday mass on tv. i even have a bloody mary while i'm watching. come on now, mom, that's not the way to do it. but when they arrived at the tomb that morning, they found it empty. emptiness, that's what i

timothy cardinal dolan says it's a big problem that needs attention now and so he will join us next.all newday right now. >> our farmer neighbor up the street is worshiping with us live stream. welcome mr. president. mr. president, st. paul and the bible exhorts us to pray for our leader and this we do and in trying days especially one nation under god beseeching the almighty guidance on you and your administration. brian: well, cardinal dolan welcoming president trump for sunday live stream mass, that must be pretty cool. the archbishop of new york joins us now. cardinal, that must have been pretty nice have the president join you but also saluted you on twitter, his preferred area where he thanked you what you're doing for the great call, what was your message to the president that he liked so much? >> cardinal: first of all, hey, steve, brian, ainsley. ainsley: good morning. >> cardinal: i missed you. you're right across the street and i can't go over and see you. it's better than nothing, right? it was good to have the president virtually as we say although we would have preferre

timothy cardinal dolan sending a heart felt message of support to the nypd as officers protect the cityhis. >> they are telling us all to stay put to stay in to stay secluded. not you men and women. you are out there. you have got to be with the folks and protect us. believe me when i say i'm grateful to you. i love you more than ever. i respect you. i appreciate you. and i'm going to stay close to you. god bless. jillian: i think we all share that we are grateful. the nypd calls the message truly inspiring. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. steve: very nice. all right. jillian, thank you very much. meanwhile, heroes thanking heroes. firefighters saluting healthcare workers on the front lines of the fight against covid-19. [cheers] steve: this is very personal for janice dean. her husband is a firefighter and she joins us live with some more positive stories on this friday. that's next. [cheers] ainsley: during these hard times in our country, americans are coming together to share pot of during this pandemic. back with heart-warming stories senior meteorologist jani