of god, the miracle worker nicholas... for the russian people, saint nicholas - this is a special saint of god, i don’t know how it is now in modern homes, but i had to, especially in the days of my youth, visit the homes of orthodox people who were born before the revolution or immediately after the revolution, that is , they belonged to that pious generation of russian people, i always paid attention. to the fact that in the altar there were three icons, if there were no more, the savior mother of god and st. nicholas, and it was not by chance that it was like that, well, just some kind of. maybe because everyone knew the life well saint nicholas, or maybe on the fact that some state forces contributed to the preservation of such a pious memory among the people, no, only because saint nicholas answers people's prayers. this living religious experience, the experience of faith, which is connected with the fact that we receive an answer to our prayer, is the strongest proof for us that god exists, his saints exist, who pray for us, if there were no such feedback, then would you and i be

and that was the bible church is dedicated to saint peter to saint paul, lawrence cetera. the basilica, the constantine built for saint peter was probably the most complex project because the one requisite was that the 2 of saint peter stay where it was and become the central space of the church. this is an efforts to preserve the exact spot of peter's too, which is really beyond the ordinary this unusual project to begin with, dismantling the circus of curricula and nero only. the obelisk in the middle remained after the stones were removed, the slope of the hillside on which the basilica was to be built, had to be levelled off in order to do this, since peter's too was on a hillside, the engineers had to lop off the top of the hill in order to create a flat plateau. begonia for the uphill slope had to be excavated and the soil used in silver slope down here a little bit too. but it was stabilized off the southern metre, high retaining wall, display on the surface, on which the largest christian basilica the time could be built, get out on the bus the because a lot to get

he was commissioned to design saint peter's square. in his design their name, he had envisioned a 3rd colony intended to surprise visitors when they 1st saw the basilica from the piazza. but when pope alexander the 7th died, no pope after him was willing to commit to the expensive building project zone to the 7 dines when the piazza is complete. it has already cost williams. in fact, an estimate has been done for the cost of the building of the whole of some pieces . the piazza is somewhere in the region of $9000000000.00 with it spectacular design. st. peter's square is the most symbolic and famous gateway to the vatican city. state beyond the symbolic border. you are officially no longer in vatican, but in a town in territory. you cross from one country to another without even realizing it, just by setting foot in the square. but there is another largely secret way in and out. this 800 metre long cord, or behind the arcades of saint peter's square is known as the past set to the portico, or the bar go passage. how is this tunnel crea

. >> shortly in saint. peter's square. >> marking the official. start of his term as. >> pope and opening. >> a new chapter. >> in the 2000. >> year history. >> of the catholic church. these are live pictures from the vatican, where. >> thousands are. >> gathered for the mass, set to begin. >> in just. >> about 15 minutes. pope leo gave those gathered an early thrill, making a mass tour of the crowds in the popemobile. >> many of those. >> folks have. >> been. >> waiting for hours. >> among those. >> at the. >> vatican. delegations from. >> more than 150 countries. >> american officials like vice president jd vance and secretary. >> of state marco. >> rubio, as well. >> as the prime. ministers of canada, france and australia. >> ukrainian president. >> volodymyr zelenskyy. >> and prince edward representing the uk. >> while pope leo. >> officially became pope. >> as soon as we saw. >> that white smoke. >> from the chimney over the sistine chapel. >> today's mass will include important symbolic. >> moments, including. >> the presentation of an eccle

from saint peter's square. to the separately from a functional point of view, everything was perfect. but michelangelo's design had been disfigured. don't see a ship you ever did it. you could no longer see the don't, especially the timber, which was a key element to the don't on my that machine you were still mature. know, chose this type of facade because it resembled a palace facade, and gave the impression that there was an institution with empty, took c, o, x architect, john, lorenzo bernini was given the task of reducing the besides mass of appearance, and bringing the dome back to the fore on paper, the solution seemed relatively simple. but for vanity, it turned into a nightmare. brittany was commissioned to build some towers on the facade that had been erected by madera clark, marshy the foundations were moving off to supports these towers. so when he starts to build these towers very quickly, tracks appear in the facades of saint peters, have made clear about tactics v. this was no possible. despite t

andrew, also mary magdalene, saint lucy, saint bartholomew, saint matthew.so sort of seeking to connect this experience with the first christians in their deliberations. so i think that's quite significant and powerful. >> a profound moment. >> and they are processing, of course, in an order here of most junior to most senior than when they take their oath of silence. that will be in the opposite order, right from the most senior to the most junior led, of course, by cardinal parolin, the italian cardinal, who is leading much of this. >> yes, he is the most senior cardinal bishop who is under the age of 80. so he will be presiding at the conclave. we saw him leading the first prayers there. so yes, he will be having an important role here. >> the distance to have a sense. and i know, you know, when when you go through the vatican and you see the sistine chapel, it's hard for us all to remember if you've been lucky enough to do it. what is the distance that they're actually walking here right now from the pauline chapel to the sistine chapel? >> well, no, not

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and then he chose the name of saint francis. somebody to whom he felt spiritually very close and who embody the kind whof simplicity humility in poverty that francis law was an essential beecher of being a true servant of priced in a servant of christchurch. so in that case, you know, there are clear indications of where pope francis wanted to drive the papacy on during his time and how he wanted to serve the people of god. likewise prior pope san jose in the names of those who came before them john, the 23rd on middle of the 19th the 20th century. you know, they're 22 prior pope pope john paul, the second tuesday in the name of his immediate crime their pope, john paul, the first died after only a month serving as the pope. right. so there's there's always a kind of heavy news to to what with the name immediately. once we hear what the new pope's name will be, will get a sense of it's going to be pope francis. the second is he going john paul the 3rd? is he going to be stretching back to name old older in that tradition or even

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and of course, we are here at saint peter's basilica. the very first pope, father edward beck, passionist priest, is joining us now. so, father beck, here we are. this we presume, fifth round. >> fourth or. >> fifth, fourth or fifth. it's unclear exactly which round it was of voting a new pope. on the same day that we found out the last two popes had become a pope. so what does this mean in terms of who the man is? who is going to walk out on that balcony within the next half an hour? >> so exciting to be here to witness this. and i think it means either of two things. either it was one of the frontrunners whom we've been considering with the names, or i do think there are rumors now. these are rumors. italian rumors that it's possibly an italian who has been elected and that it is not someone we've necessarily been talking about. could be a surprise. so i'll be very interested to see who walks out on that balcony. and also, it will be interesting to see what they wear. we know that they wear the traditional white cassock of the pope, bu

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i'm here in our saint augustine friary in kind of the the administrative offices of the province of saintaugustine, where we do a lot of work for the order. and so the staff and some students and people were were just crying. and so excited to see someone that the man that we know the humility, the intellect the approachability, the warmth, the humor, the depth of faith and love of of people, the love of the poor to see that person now be the gift to the world, really, as this as the holy father is a shepherd of this flock. >> and i know you've you've always called him bob in the past. can you just talk about the augustinian order? everybody knows pope francis was jesuit or first jesuit. pope from from the order. the pope leo was the first augustinian pope. talk about the augustinians. >> thank you. you know, there are many different orders that support the church. as you mentioned, the jesuits, franciscans, dominicans were augustinians. we take a lot of our charism and inspiration from saint augustine, who lived in the late 1800s and early four hundreds. it was incredible. prolific write

. - natalia mendoza: il y a énormément de monde sur la place saint-pierre. il y avait 200 000 personnes. dimanche, il y aura une apparition publique pour la première prière à midi sur la place saint-pierre. il est probable que la place soit noire de monde. il y aura un autre rendez-vous cette semaine, la messe d'inauguration de son pontificat. hier, c'était intéressant d'être sur la place. les gens ne le connaissaient pas. c'est touchant de voir cette foule de fidèles qui veut connaître cet homme. ils sont curieux. - natalia mendoza: merci. le nouveau pape doit prononcer dimanche prochain la prière depuis la loggia. lundi, une audience est prévue avec les journalistes et la presse nationale et internationale. - judith grimaldi: merci beaucoup. constance colonna-cesari, bonjour. le pape léon déplore le recul de la foi au profit de l'argent, du pouvoir et du plaisir. il a rappelé les bases de la doctrine sociale de l'eglise, les pauvres et les exclus, les migrants, mais il a aussi insisté sur son unité: nous sommes tous les enfants de dieu. - constance colonna

saint peter. but in 2025, in a world that feels to many chaotic at best, what are the real stakes of the decision that's being made right now in the sistine chapel? >> well, they're very high because, as you say, the eyes of the world are fixed on this place, and the pope, you know, is the most visible and i think, important religious leader in the world. so everybody, in a way, has a stake in this. and i think, you know, look behind me at the dome of saint peter's basilica, and under that dome is buried saint peter. and we're electing or they're electing the successor to peter, whose primary job is to declare the resurrection of jesus from the dead. so i think, you know, beyond or behind all the kind of political issues that we talk about. that's what the papacy is about. they're electing someone who will have the capacity to present the resurrection in a compelling way to contemporary society. and that's what's at stake, i think, is the age old proclamation of the gospel. >> so. susan three. >>

>> and they're just going. >> through every saint asking for those saints to pray for them.f the sights and sounds we'll continue to watch as we have this discussion. liz, lots of moving. >> parts here. >> and i just. >> want to emphasize that this. >> is. >> going to be the biggest and most global conclave. >> in history. many of. these cardinals. >> are new. they didn't. >> meet before. >> pope francis's death. >> and i. >> have to wonder, with so much. unfamiliarity among. >> them. >> how will they coalesce around one person? >> you know. >> i think the answer to that question was already. >> in the litany of. >> the saints. that's why they're recounting. >> all these. >> names, these men and women peter, paul, agatha, felicity, perpetua, right down to ignatius. >> of loyola. >> or. >> mother teresa of. >> calcutta, people not from. the same place, people. >> not. >> from the same background. and yet they all became part of one church. so that diversity that. we in. >> the communion of saints is beautifully. >> reflected. really in an extraordinary moment in history, with

those i read play for saint peter's square because number, like this become a law. but he wants every 20 years something that could be a once in a lifetime open. and, people who are not that they pose, you know, practicing catholic, everyone get in sense of the profound the of that effort, actually you know what? i have a great going over the phone one second. the cold, the michael, by get a good friend of mine with you're people. didn't we there a professor here at the algae of one of the universities in america. 90 feet over a number of years. we consider start american television for you to weekend about how profound this is for him. r i'll pass over the phone for a moment. the coast. >> i'm nicole. we are all excited here. waiting outside. at looking at the balconies finish to him because all could be that the cardinals have finished their retreat. they worry reflect this and now is the time the moment up fight for to go forward in our mission. we all and now going forward in the mission. i object. so they cited. i don't o even know that whole name. i don't n't

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saint augustine. well, who did? pope leo site today is part of his first initial remarks as the pope. saint augustine. there's truly a connection here that folks here on this campus draw to the new leader at the vatican. >> anderson freeman, thanks very much. joining me now is father rort hagen, who's al comin us from villanova. he's n ther. rob, it's eat toaveears. you. obvioly, i'm sure you were surprised tto hear to hear that that that this, that this man you know so well became pope. what what do you feel like at this hour? >> anderson? >> we were flabbergasted. >> i mean. >> it was just. >> watching. >> like. >> a member of your. >> family emerge. >> from that balcony. there were just so many emotions. i'm here in our saint augustine friary in kind of the the administrative offices of the province of saint augustine, where we do a lot of work for the order. and so the staff and some students and people were were just crying and and so excited to see somee that the man tt we know the humility, the

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saint peter, known as the fisherman because, of course, he was a fisherman. and we are expecting leo to receive the ring of the fisherman, a gold ring which is a symbol of his office, and also the pallium, which is a symbol also of his authority. so it starts inside the basilica with eastern church leaders and orthodox church leaders, and then it moves out into the square where the mass will begin, and he will receive those symbols of office formally, after the gospel is read. and then he will give a homily, which is going to be an important moment where he sets out some of the priorities of his papacy. he will also receive, in a sort of it's called an oath of obedience. different members of the church representing different parts of the church, including his time in peru, and also some cardinals, young people, a married couple. so this is going to be a mass that really, in a sense, begins pope leo on that ministry as the 267th pontiff, the successor of saint peter christi. >> a sense of anticipation is building as we await for pope leo to ride in on the pope

staff also said that the hospital had a photo lab where patients printed pictures for the residents of saint. unfortunately, some patients were unable to leave their wards, we found activities for them in the hospital, some patients kept the rooms clean, the nurses were still cleaners when i started there work, i we... floors, and patients helped, it was therapy, i learned my profession, we learned on the job! the hospital was well organized, the club planned the classes, these 17 people were in charge of the hairdressing salon, photo studio, library, film workshop, the canteen was managed by only two members of staff with the help of patients, even in the hospital chapel a choir was created, people sang, there were nuns with us, we saw that the patients did not go anywhere, did not leave for the weekends, as we did, and we took care of this, we got together and discussed everything with the doctors with the club, the patients were enthusiastic, the club held weekly meetings, we planned the weekend together, then marius bought a bee, an iron one. antolson. to gain momentum, albeit slowly, at

and his love of, of saint augustine. so. >> so we are going to see a new a. >> new pontificate growing out of pope francis's pastoral love and message. >> but i'm i'm already excited to hear. >> his deeper thought. as he governs the church. >> and i wonder, father bartunek, what it will mean for the american catholic church because he understands it. he still has family in chicago, obviously, at least the mayor of chicago, and i'm sure the entire city is very proud. but it's worth mentioning that the parish he grew up in is close now. they they try to consolidate with another parish that failed. someone in his community has is already suggesting, well, maybe it can be a museum now, but the american church in particular has challenges. they sometimes think that they are the catholic church. they are 7%, i think of catholics around the world, and particularly after the sexual abuse scandal, many parishes, many dioceses struggled. many churches did close. there was a slowing of vocations. what do you think this might mean,

>> well interestingly, he you know, he cited saint augustine, one of saint augustine's famous words when saint augustine was named a bishop, he says with you i am a christian. for you i am a bishop. so his the saint augustine was saying the most important thing is we're together as christians. so when pope leo used that citation of saint augustine, i think he was trying to say the same thing. you know, with i'm for you, i'm the pope, but with you, we're all christians together, we're all going towards the lord together. and that means we need to dialog. and he mentioned the synodal church, which actually, that's what it means, a church of dialog, of walking together, of diversity. but walking towards the common goal of peace and love, which is the message of the gospels. >> how do you see him in relation to the role of pope francis, i guess. what kind of pope do you expect for him to be in relation to what, catholics have come to know from pope francis? >> well, i certainly of course, every pope has his own personality, and and that will come through in time knowing him as well as i do.

i understand the bells of saint peter's basilica church. they continue to toll at this time, and we're waiting on that, that that big announcement one cardinal, i suppose vanessa is going to come out and do the introduction. can you walk us through that process? >> yes. and so it's sort of almost like a teaser, right. that a few non-elected officials will come out and say that we have a new pope. and then and that's going to make the frenzy that is at saint peter's right now escalate even more so, because i remember what it was like when pope francis was elected, just waiting for those first doors to open. we will not see the pope as soon as they part the loggia. right. we won't see the new pope yet. first, it'll be other people, other men. and then. and it was very humbling that pope francis entered, i remember, and he just sort of put his hand up like this to greet everyone. and that's, you know, when he when he was elected, he told people, pray for me. and that was really moving. and so i'm curious what he's going to say as well. >> vane

how does one decide who holds the legacy of saint peter? the romans will not have long to figure it out. only one month into benedict, the ninth second papacy, he complicates the matter even further. >> benedict, then in the way of impetuous young men, he decided he didn't want to be pope anymore. he'd had enough. he wanted to get married. he handed the papacy over to his godfather, and he became pope gregory the sixth. then the really scandalous thing happened. benedict's ladylove decided not to marry him after all, and he decided he wanted the papacy back. gregory vi said, no, i'm pope sylvester the third, who's still in the village outside rome, said, don't forget about me. so now we actually have three popes. we have three popes, and there is no one to declare which one is the most legitimate. >> benedict's, sylvester's and gregory's factions all fight in the streets of rome over who is the rightful heir to the papal throne, and in the end, benedict, the ninth wealthy family wins again. >> benedict, who spoke three times in the end. >>

our entire team right here in saint peter's square tonight.vening, pope leo's childhood in chicago, we will hear from his family, his brothers, who remember as a boy he had a special relationship with god. the friends he grew up with and what they saw in him. the celebrations across the u.s. terry moran, who is from chicago, right here at the vatican, with me tonight, president trump and former presidents biden, obama, clinton and bush and their moving messages tonight, the opportunity and what they believe. pope leo this american pope represents and their messages on what the world needs now. the other major news tonight, president trump announcing his first trade deal, this one between the u.s. and the u.k. some of the details still undecided. also, the storms were tracking at this hour severe weather causing ground stops and delays from charlotte to new york city. heavy thunderstorms, strong winds and flash flooding risks. also, the suspect charged with stalking after the scene outside jennifer aniston's home in court today. and what played

under saint peter's basilica, then coming out into saint peter's square with a celebration starting now there are 2 particular things about the non real mass and 2 specific objects that are handed to the pope from the cardinals. one is the pal liam. this is a piece of cloth of white piece of cloth with 6 black process that is worn by the pope on top of is a paypal where and this is a symbol of his role as the pontus taking and stepping into his role. the other big symbol also presented to him by the cardinal's is the fisherman's ring. this is a cold or a gold tweeted ring, which is connected closely to saint peter, one of the pillars of the catholic church. and it used to be the ring that was used by the pope to steal his official documents. now this hasn't been the case for centuries now, but the ring also a strong symbol of the papacy in the course of his master and cardinals usually pay their respects to the pope. in this case, hopefully of the 14th open this up and it won't be just cardinals, but 12 people, including normal priest, but also normal faithful. going to pay their respec

asking the saints to pray for them.n this moment, the cardinals are from more than 70 countries, the most diverse conclave in modern times, and the largest number of voting cardinals in the church's 2000 year history. the cardinals chanting ora pro nobis, pray for us. the cardinals then entering the sistine chapel, walking up to the altar and bowing, then taking their seats at tables lining the chapel. they sit in the shadow of michelangelo's last judgment. each cardinal assigned a specific seat. cardinal pietro parolin, the secretary of state under pope francis and one of several contenders to become the next pope, leading the cardinals in an oath of secrecy and vowing to not let their vote be swayed by external influences. those cardinal then approaching the altar on their own, placing their hand on the gospels, stating their name and saying i do so promise, pledge and swear to uphold their sacred duty. so help me god. the weight of the moment on their faces, among them ten cardinals from the united states. cardinal r

right down in saint peter's square. you can hear the bells tolling behind me, as those who are not involved in the election of this next pope leave the sistine chapel. only the electors stay inside that room. and again, there are 133 of them taking part in this conclave. the most diverse conclave that we have witnessed in our time. and, of course, pope francis appointing 108 of those electors. they need to reach a two thirds majority, which puts you at the 89 vote mark before they will send white smoke up that small chimney that will emerge atop the sistine chapel. we saw those magnificent images in the last couple of days of vatican firefighters on top of the sistine chapel, actually putting that chimney back into place. and now the doors closed. you can hear the applause breaking out behind us here in saint peter's square. as those doors, the echo of the closing of the doors heard across vatican city. father martin and the swiss guard standing there beside those doors. we know that inside, and i already want to get to

hired, we worked, we learned the profession, we owe everything we have to psychiatric hospitals and saintnd i'm not the only one. 60 years ago in a hospital in one of the poorest rural areas of france. it was a picture of life in a hospital, described by the staff. they walked in the morning and read the instructions, one nurse gave medicine, another helped those patients who were dirty or wet wash up, and then breakfast was served, and the patients went to their work places, there was work in the hospital, yes, there was work in the hospital, they cleaned, yes, yes, they cleaned, the wards were full of energy, the hospital. there were workshops with instruments, some of the patients worked in the workshops outside and came in for lunch, they were back at work at 2pm, that was the normal routine, and then we had classes with the patients in the evenings, we would do. different skits, i remember, they were done in one ward one week, or in another, the next? the staff also told me that the hospital had a photo lab where patients printed pictures for the residents of st alban's. my daughters

saint nicholas, helper in difficulties, patron of travelers and sailors.cons have the hallmark of a miracle during a storm. saint nicholas has helped more than once travelers. more than once helped sailors, by his prayer the storm was calmed. nikola bogoevlensky naval cathedral of st. petersburg, the first naval temple in russia, the soul of the fleet. submarine officer vsevlad khmyrov recalls: the nineties, severe tests in the atlantic ocean, new equipment fails. he is the senior on board. i could not find anything else, except to retire to the enclosure , kneel down and turn. to nikola the wonderworker, after i left, the engineer reports to me, the mechanism that failed 2 hours ago, works, a second-year student of the yeisk marine fishing college has an event ahead, going out to sea to nikola veshnevo, the tradition the day before is to go to the temple to lay flowers at the monument of the saint, we are all very worried, worried before it, going out to sea is planned. may 2, on this day, as we believe, if you go out to sea, then the voyage will be quite

our lauren thomas is live at saint dominic's church in san francisco. and, lauren, you've been hearing from catholics and faith leaders from all around the city. what are their thoughts? >>yeah. ryan. well, here at saint dominic's in san francisco, people are just starting to trickle in for evening mass. offering a prayer and well wishes and excitement of this new american pope. now, we spoke with a local pastor who tells us the new pope's american roots may signal a more inclusive path forward in the catholic church. >>at first it was shock. it was sense because i think even from when i was a young boy, i was always told that, oh, there will never be an american pope. there'll never be an american >>pope. father michael billy joel was surprised, just like the rest of the world, when american born pope leo was announced as the next leader of the catholic church. but for lily dale, a pastor at saint stephen's in san francisco, he hopes leo's american roots will help chart a new path for the church. >>that they went again to the americas, i think signals

we were here above saint peter's square when the stunning announcement was made.took just two days to make a momentous decision. for the hundred thousand people in saint peter's square brought together by a spiritual connection, elation. "i announce to you a great joy. we have a pope." that announcement in latin was made by a french cardinal. [speaking in a global language] the name, prevost. an american. soon, the curtain parted again in cardinal robert francis prevost stepped forward as the 267th pope of the roman catholic church. the name he took, leo t xiv an american, a citizen of peru, bishop of rome, spoke in italian. "god loves us. god loves you all. and evil will not prevail." juan londono is an american studying in barcelona pittsburgh i always knew it was going to be historical. watching american pope get elected. it's insane. i can't believe it. i am in shock. >> usa! usa! >> maurice: prevost only became a cardinal in 2023. born in chicago he joined the priesthood of st. augustine in the age of 22 and spent most of his priesthood as a missionary workin

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and i think he's going to always there's this great line that pope john now saint pope saint john the3rd, once said when things were heavy, he would pray, it's your church, god, i'm going to go to bed. and i think he's probably going to invoke that same spirit, recognizing what he can do and what he brings to god. >> a learning curve, for sure, just in terms of trying to pace yourself. there are a lot of people who will be pushing at him. father sichko, i wonder, as we think about him as a priest delivering a homily. and it also occurred to me there are a lot of parishioners out there who may be wishing that their priest was as concise and as clear as his homily was, but what do you think? he tells us with his words today about the kind of pope he wants to be? >> well. >> you know, first of all, i want to thank all of you. >> in your panel. >> for. >> really spreading. >> the word for evangelizing in the beautiful way that you are. i think one of the things that really strikes me as this missionary tone that. >> he shared was, you know. >> people often. >> ask. >> why did jesus. >> go

the crowd in saint peter's square erupted in excitement.for the first time, an american has been chosen. the cardinals elected chicago native cardinal robert provost. he holds dual citizenship with peru and speaks spanish. he's seen overall as a centrist on some key social issues. he's viewed as progressive. he has long embraced marginalized groups a lot like the late pope francis, who championed migrants and the poor. the church has a father again, and that gives me great joy. the papal name he chose leo the 14th. this was the largest conclave ever, with 133 cardinals participating from 70 countries, the vast majority appointed by pope francis. head of the conclave. a cbs news poll found a majority of u.s. catholics wanted the pontiff to continue the teachings of pope francis, but more than a third hoped for someone more conservative, while 21% wanted someone more progressive. >veronica>catholics across the bay area. today, reacting to this historic news, our lauren toms live for us at saint mary's cathedral in san francisco. i'm sure peop

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we hear the implication of saints. here with me is austin ivory, papal biographer. we heard earlier a prayer from pietro carolyn. what was he saying? he is now running the conclave, he was invoking the race of the holy spirit that they elect one that is where the flock of christ. as they are proceeding, they are invoking the saints joining the church living and dead to assist them in this great enterprise. because this is a liturgical possession, the three ranks of cardinals, it is reversed, the deacons are going first, cardinal deacon is followed by the cardinal priests would be cardinal ships coming up last. a few of the cardinal bishops and the most senior of them is pietro carolyn. he of course is bringing up the rear as with any liturgical possession. it's not a long walk from the pauline to the sistine chapel. we saw earlier, places are ready, and we know exactly in what order they must sit. they will. the order in which they set is determined by the hierarchy and that isn't how old they are, it's not my birthday, it's by the date they were created. we talk ab

samson visited saint mary's cathedral because of the announcement of a new pope.he says he's happy to see a u.s. born leader of the church in america. is like a melting pot for so many cultures, so many knowledges, innovations and so on. it's a very great nation. pope leo the 14th was born robert francis prevost on the south side of chicago. in the past, there has been concern that because the u.s. is such a powerful nation on the world stage, having a u.s. born pope would concentrate too much influence on the church. but pope leo the 14th has lived most of his life in south america. he's a dual u.s. and peruvian citizen. many are already trying to determine what direction the new popope wl lead the church, since he expressed the desire to continue to listen and to walk together as the church. my hope is that that will be made explicit toward lgbtq plus people women, the poor, and other marginalized communities. and professor ruiz also notes that the selection of pope leo also kind of signifies a bit of a shift in the center of gravity of the catholic church. both

after his death, saint nicholas was buried in the myra-likiyan.n 187 , his relics were transferred to bari, where they rest to this day. today, the orthodox church celebrates this event in churches with a solemn liturgy with chants. in honor of the miracle worker, the one who saves in a storm, helps in trouble, and even brings warmth. anna popova, stepan erofeev, polina losan, nadezhda zybkina, channel one. good cheerful morning, we are glad that you have already woken up and a new day, meet with us, it is already thursday, may 22 on the calendar, i remember how they sing in one song: once a year the gardens bloom, but i just can't sing, so i am in prose, and i want to walk, inhale the aroma, lilacs have blossomed around, here it is, the beauty. with a mustache runs, breaks this lilac for you a whole bouquet, you don't need to break it, you need to look, smell it, but not break it, what are you talking about, this is barbarism, someone planted it, someone dug it up, only one tulip is left in this flowerbed, because pigeons eat them and residents p

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