its leaders say the vatican has its facts wrong. they say the condemnation of the sisters is 'unsubstantiated' and has created "greater polarization" in the church. the leaders will travel to rome later this month to meet with members of the vatican's orthodoxy watchdog group congregation for the doctrine of the faith that rebuked the nuns. >> we are in a meeting in rome and we received the document and communication given to us, felt that it was a misrepresentation of lcwr. we said very little wanting to respond thoughtfully and prayerfully and certainly in conversations and collaboration with our membership. >> supporters have applauded the leadership conference for the way it has handled the vatican's condemnation. experts and theologians, however, question whether the vatican has the moral authority to chastise the nuns in the aftermath of sexual abuse scandals and corruption within the vatican. >> it seems curious the vatican is singling out this group for criticism when there are so many other egregious crimes committed by oth

open and this is just you know like some noise from you know the vatican is not in j.p. morgan i don't trust and i think that by nestor is interested in their gold and silver right and so let's return to buy the masters for a second because the london desk of j.p. morgan has been hemorrhaging money spinning out of control they want for that two billion dollar laws. that jamie dimon referred to as an asymmetric hedge which of course is an oxymoron you can't have an asymmetric hedge either hedge or you have a directional benefit but you can have an estimate treat people out well clearly a french idiomatic expression i'm not familiar with however. pierre. there are some estimates that this two billion dollars hole is now it's a four billion six billion eye for seen estimates it's twenty billion is it just another lehman brothers is it going to zero on the stock well i have the feeling that's my intuition but so far my intuition was you know on the spot i have the feeling that mr dimon we not finished didn't do year he is going to be fired you know he's going to be fired fro

but you know going back to the eighty's i believe the vatican went through a crisis where they were caught laundering money for the mafia and. were brutal calvi it was their banker was found selling from the blackfriars bridge in london right to commit to he committed suicide he was it was to be. it's you know in his head you know that's interesting point and you get i get to so it's a very good point you know i don't know how to commit suicide like so this idea that the vatican's balance sheet is even dirtier than j.p. morgan i don't hear any of the global diaspora of catholics you know voicing their concern that the pope's the victor christ vicar on earth is possibly involved in a soul lation scandal but counting fraud or not even j.p. morgan was again touch with how come there's no i don't know outcry from the global catholic population i think the catholic the don't care too much anymore about the vatican specifically after all discount those there's something so wrong right now in the vatican and you have seen the last count go so much you know he was caught you know stealing d

this idea that the vatican's balance sheet is even dirtier than j.p. morgan i don't hear any of the global diaspora of catholics you know voicing their concern that the pope is that the victor christ vicar on earth is possibly involved in a salacious scandal but counting fraud or not even j.p. morgan was again touching it how come there's no i don't know outcry from the global catholic population i think you can't really do the whole don't care too much anymore about the vatican specifically after all disc on those there's something so wrong right now in the vatican and you have seen the last count go so much you know he was caught you know as to doing documents so the tour in jail i mean the vatican jail didn't serve so i think two hundred years or so defense going is going to explode but he's going to explode because they're bankrupt that's the reason and there is a good book which has been written on the vatican finances and it's showing you know how the vets going in selling right know all their real estate you know and trying to you know to get so

asking the vatican to leave the bank you know technically to give them like thirty days to leave the bank because of this incident lack of transparency you know this is real so j.p. morgan is accusing the pope of lack of transparency you know we're going to add something regarding the vatican because this is absolutely as i said previously it's not normal so. as we can see what's happening right now for instance this morning to the cops when you know down to the to the house of the previous head of the vatican bank mr to desk you know true you know want to take i refrain. maybe when they were taken in custody i don't know yet but the point is that the vatican bank isn't trouble this is what it means and it wouldn't do not the first time you have the first time the bank was saved by the vatican bank was saved by the opus dei everybody knows that ok but this time i don't think that the opus dei is going to save them so opus dei want step in as they've done not even mel gibson apparently can save the vatican but you know going back to the eighty's i believe the vatican went through a cr

now the vatican has reprimanded some of the sisters. >> the vatican is accusing the largest organization of catholic nuns in america of falling out of line with church teachings and promoting radical feminist themes. >> that's right. nuns are radical fem cyst-- feminists. i'm not surprised, think about testimony all women living together without men wearing baggie clothes and burning incense. you throw in sarah maclachlan you got lilith fair. here's what has got the holy see holy seething. >> american catholic nuns are being criticize by the vatican for spending too much time helping the poor and nursing the sick in instead of fighting against same sex marriage and birth control. >> the vatican praises the nuns for promoting social justice but slams them for protesting church doctrine on women's ordination and homosexual. >> oh nuns, clearly support the gay agenda. why else would they be on broadway. now of course, there's one nun in particular who has really got the vatican's-- in a bunch. >> strong words from the vatican condemning a book on same-sex relationships, remarriage after div

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i got my copy last week, thanks to the vatican bringing it to my attention. book as soon as it was published, but it took them six years to figure out just how much they hated it. the office in the vatican that spends its time deciding which books to hate is called the congregation for the doctrine of the faith. that office has had a lot of name changes over the years, kind of like when our department of war became the department of defense or when the department of health education and welfare became the department of health and human services. until 1965, that vatican office was called the supreme sacred congregation of the holy office. and it still had its original title right up until 1908. the supreme sacred congregation of the roman and universal inquisition. you heard right! inquisition. who knew that the inquisition didn't stop until 1908, when they changed the name on the door of the office? the inquisition guys have decided that sister farley's book, quote, risks grave harm to the faithful, end quote. and it believes that most of that harm will come

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the vaticans sternly told the nuns that they remain under the supreme direction of the vatican. the nuns are not cowering. they're not retreating to their pews. instead, they're going on a bus tour. now every day on this show where we react to the news and put out call to action to advance our country, i often worry that people will feel disempowered, apathetic in the face of especially ridiculous amounts of billionaire super pac money. i worry about the system that exploits the uninformed and vulnerable and causes people to throw up their hands in frustration and anger. today i'm not worrying. i'm not fretting. today i'm full of joy because the nuns are here. nuns to the can rescue. in a minute we'll talk with sister simone campbell who is part of "nuns on the bus" tour. let me tell you why the nuns inspire me. they have gently cared for the poor, the sick and the homeless. today these sisters are pocketing their rosaries for the moment and pulling on their boxing gloves. okay, maybe that's too strong of a metaphor, but today i just fantasize about the koch brothers fighting th

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meeting at the vatican, what are the other options these u.s.>> there are these two kind of extreme options. one is that the nuns just resign en masse. they say, we've gotten too far from the church, or with the church thinking what the church thinks we should focus on. the other stwreem is we fall into line, and we understand where the vatican is coming from, we're going to change our ways and reform the community of american nuns. but i think the more likely option is there's some kind of middle space here that's going to be borne of negotiations. that's what's really going to be fascinating to watch play out. are the newspapers going to dial in some of their activism around issues involving the poor and health care? will they become more outspoken on something like abortion? we have to wait and see. >> fascinating stuff. dan, thanks so much. >>> so for more on this story, be sure to check out our belief blog at cnn.com/belief. you can share your own comments there on that blog. >>> a student is dead, a famed marching band is disgraced. but th

leaders of the group will go to the vatican to discuss their concerns on june 12th. the conference claims to represent more than 80% of the leaders of some 57,000 u.s. catholic sisters. >>> the archdiocese of milwaukee acknowledged wednesday that it had paid some priests accused of sexual abuse $20,000 to voluntarily leave the ministry. the practice occurred when timothy dolan, now the cardinal of new york, was archbishop of milwaukee. the survivors network of those abused by priests characterized it as a payoff for pedophile priests, something dolan denied. a spokeswoman for the archdiocese of milwaukee said the payments were a way to move the men out of the priesthood more quickly. she called it a form of charity as the men transitioned off the payrolls. >>> a federal appeals court in boston ruled thursday that the defense of marriage act, which defines marriage as solely between a man and a woman, unconstitutionally denies benefits to married gay couples. the judges said the 1996 federal law deprives same-sex couples of the rights and privileges granted to heteros

after a two-year-long investigation, the vatican strongly condemned a 2006 book on sexuality written by a prominent american nun. the vatican's doctrine office said just love by sister margaret farley reflects a quote "defective understanding" of church teaching on issues including masturbation, homosexuality, marriage and divorce. sister farley taught christian ethics at yale divinity school for more than 30 years. she said her book was not intended to be an expression of official catholic teaching, but rather an "exploration of contemporary interpretations." with this week's news, the book has shot up the bestsellers' charts. many lay catholics around the country have been rallying in support of u.s. nones -- nuns. last week, the umbrella group representing the majority of american catholic sisters pushed back against a vatican rebuke of them. in april, the vatican accused the leadership conference of women religious of having "serious doctrinal problems" and ordered the group to place itself under the authority of seattle's archbishop. conference leaders will go to rome tuesday fo

believes nuns are out of line and tonight the american nuns were firing back vatican has ordered them to form one with catholic teachings about birth control and homosexuality. that is why angers reports the nuns by not telling over immediately. >>> any for forceful response to the vatican the largest organization of american nuns said rome was being unsubstantiated accusations that caused scandal and came within the church. this is the president of the leadership conference of women religious. >>> specifically what are these unsubstantiated accusations? >>> the phrase that is the most and around the media is a radical feminist. did we sister pat says that charge of feminism comes from the organization's repeated request that women be seen as equals and allowed to become priests. >>> if that is an accusation i would say most of the church in united states is guilty of that. did way to the vatican has also ordered the nuns to actively promote church teachings about the right to life and human sexuality. there is a divide here. many men to ministers today catholics tend not to see gays

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did way to the vatican has also ordered the nuns to actively promote church teachings about the rightnd human sexuality. there is a divide here. many men to ministers today catholics tend not to see gays as sinners and to serve the poorest of women don't always see birth control as the grave threat to life seen by the vatican. >>> to serve the most vulnerable in our world that places us in messy situations. >>> catholics to support the vatican said that church teachings are black and white and that the nuns are out of line. build on he was president of the catholic league. >>> these nuns have a problem with the teachings of the catholic church perhaps the themselves should check out. >>> hundreds of catholics attended victuals to support the nuns and sister pat will go to rome to try to solve things directly still many catholics fear this is no simple disagreement with a class of different visions of the catholic faith itself. by andrew cbs news washington. we've all heard the risks of not protecting ourselves from the sun but one man says using sunscreen nearly killed him. he says he

. >>> coming up, is rush limbaugh working with the vatican?ush limbaugh is attacking american nuns. i know who's going to win that fight. sister simone will join me, as will lisaling who's done a closeup report on american nuns. and the weirdest draft dodger ever to run for president is always at his weirdest when he's talking about soldiers. talking about war veterans. like he did today. mitt romney gets tonight's "rewrite." lorida. in here, great food demands a great presentation. so at&t showed corporate caterers how to better collaborate by using a mobile solution, in a whole new way. using real-time photo sharing abilities, they can create and maintain high standards, from kitchen to table. this technology allows us to collaborate with our drivers to make a better experience for our customers. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him i

to challenge the vatican authority? >> or even to dialogue with the vatican authority.e that this is like on capitol hill when you begin negotiations, everybody comes out saying, well, you know, we had candid discussion, which usually means there was some fighting going on, and that we were able to agree to disagree but we will continue in this process. and then everybody reiterates their starting position because nobody in a negotiation wants to give away their initial position too quickly. i come from a democratic culture. that's what i'm hoping is going on in rome. but i've been saying and realizing quite a bit that rome comes out of a culture of monarchy and we in the united states come out of a culture of democracy. and i think that's where the real tension is. this really isn't about tenets of faith. it's about culture understanding of the role of people and role of leadership. and i'm very concerned that women religious have had a long history of democratic dialogue and engagement. and rome hasn't. and how this is going to play out, i don't know. they're at the l

. >>> coming up, is rush limbaugh working with the vatican?mbaugh is attacking american nuns. i know who's going to win that fight. sister simone will join me, as will lisaling who's done a close-up report on american nuns. and the weirdest draft dodger ever to run for president is always at his weirdest when he's talking about soldiers. talking about war veterans. like he did today. mitt romney gets tonight's "rewrite." [ thunk ] sweet! [ male announcer ] the solid thunk of the door on the jetta. thanks, mister! [ meow ] [ male announcer ] another example of volkswagen quality. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 jetta for $159 a month. visit vwdealer.com today. ovider is differenthe 2012 jetta for $159 a month. but centurylink is committed to being a different kind of communications company by continuing to help you do more and focus on the things that matter to you. with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cym

how do you try to rebranding the image after a decade of controversy well if you're the vatican and pope benedict the sixteenth hire someone from fox so-called news to do p.r. the vatican has hired greg burke fox's rome correspondent help create a better communications policy and improve the church's image around the world in a statement about the higher in the vatican said it is trying to quote cope with years of communications blunders and one of its most serious scandals in decades and quote i don't know who vetted burke and i'm not sure of hiring someone who worked for a massage mystic homophobic and racially charged his network is really the best way to prove the vatican's p.r. . and the very very ugly congressman tom latham latham was on a radio show in iowa over the weekend when the host started talking about a group of catholic nuns that were traveling around the country protesting the budget cuts and paul ryan's republican budget which they say goes against the values of ryan's catholicism i was then gave his take on the nun state a listen. to this. towards washington. guys

they head to the vatican to make their case.ke butting heads with the catholic church is far from over for these nuns. >>> it's wednesday, june 13. and "starting point" begins right now. ♪ your love's got me looking crazy right now ♪ >> "crazy in love" that's margaret's play list this morning. stop, stop, stop. again, you and i, yes. roland martin, the host -- you're making dance moves on the set. >> drop it like it's hot. >> the author of "american individualism" and is a columnist from blaze.com. and that is the background by beyonce, crazy in love. >> she's from houston. h-town girl. >> is that on your list? >> she's on mine too. she's from houston. i have to support my home girl. >>> in just about an hour, jerry sandusky will go face oi face with another accuser. day three is now underway. victim one whose accusations of sexual abuse first triggered the criminal investigation gave really emotional testimony yesterday as he described in graphic detail alleged abuse from the former penn state assistant football coach. another