channel is making a debut in "90 minutes in heaven." wait until you see what he has to say. >> we have ambush makeovers and we also have a wonderful woman you are going to love who will come on our program. >> one of the most powerful if not the most powerful woman in show business. >> she turned 65, and she runs so many things. what she has to say about women and -- >> of a certain age. >> and their employers and all the rest will make you feel a lot better about your life, we promise. >> exactly. >> you were very busy. >> i had a marathon day yesterday. and it turned out to be great because you know how i am, i don't like to go to a lot of things anymore. i'm so disappointed in what's going on in the entertainment world, things that pass for entertainment. i'm only one person's opinion, but you have only so much time to spend in life. this one show i was really looking forward to seeing and i finally got to see it "an american in paris" at the palace theater. the old movie, it's based on that. it is just broadway bliss, is what it is.

[choir sings] ♪ father which art in heaven. hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, done, l be , as it is in heaven. ♪ give us this day our daily bread, forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. temptation,not into but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom and the .ower and the glory for thine is the kingdom and the ,glory for ever forever. amen ♪ [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] ♪ [speaking in spanish] ♪ pope francis: we will now receive the blessing. we will see each other again tomorrow at mass. [applause] what time is mass tomorrow? at 4:00? at 4:00. before the final blessing, let's y and alsoyer to marr so that they and't protect our families they can help us to believe that it is worth the struggle and the fight for the good of the family. [applause] pope francis: hail mary, full of grace, the lord is with the, isssed art thou, and blessed the fruit of thy womb jesus. holy mary, mother of god, pray for our centers, now at the hour of our death. pray for us. pray for us. pray

unify as defined by the word of od and the word of heaven. each of the churches entrusted to us remains catholic because in communion with all the particular churches and the church of rome which presides, it is thus imperative to watch over that unity, safeguard it and bear witness to it and to find an instrument which beyond every barrier unites nations, races, classes, and generations. may the forthcoming holy year of mercy by drawing us into the bottomless depths of god's heart be hich no division dwells, the moment for strengthening mmunion, perfecting unity, reconciling differences, forgiving one another, and healing every rift that your light may shine forth like a ity built on a hill. this service to unity is rticularly important in your who -- imposes significant moral responsibilities in a world seeking new usedly balances of peace, prosperity and integration. it is there are an -- it is therefore an essential part of your mission to offer the united states of america a humble yet powerful level of communion. ay all mankind know tha

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thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. deliver us, lord, we pray, from every evil. graciously grant peace in our days. by the help of your mercy may we always be free from sin and safe from all distress as we await the blessed hope and the coming of our savior, jesus christ, for the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours, now and forever. lord jesus christ, you said to your apostles, my peace i leave you. my peace i give you. look not on our sins but on the faith of your church. graciously grant her peace and unity in accordance with your will who live and reign forever and ever. the peace of the lord be with you always. and with your spirit. let us offer each other the ign of peace. we remember your sacrifice where there is discord let me bring accord where there is falsehood only hy truth where there is despair only thy hope >> body of christ. body of c

. ♪ the angels up in heaven done signed my name. ♪ from worship to work, from politics to play, ♪ i would like to reach out my hand. ♪ it mobilizes, it tranquilizes, it heals, and transforms. boswell is supposed to have said to dr. johnson, "i'm greatly affected by music. "some music will make me weep. "some music will make me feel so brav "i could march into the thick of a battle and not be scared of anything." johnson says dryly, "if anything could make me act so foolish, i would not have anything to do with it." [low hum and sticks clacking] [cultural music montage] (man) music has got an incredible power, presence. you know, sound is something that you can't escape when you're in its presence. [chanting and drumming] with music, there's no looking away. [spirited clarinet and guitar playing] that is part of the power of music. when you're near it, there's no escape. it can focus your attention on a particular ceremony for example. it can act as a kind of social glue that helps a ceremony to go on over the course of several days. it keeps people's attention focused. music can be used

we know that that is only possible as a gift from heaven. here, in this place of remembrance, i would ask everyone together, each in his or her own way, to spend a moment in silence and prayer. let us implore from on high the gift of commitment to the cause of peace. peace in our homes, our families, our schools and our communities. peace in all those places where war never seems to end. peace for those faces which have known nothing but pain. peace throughout this world which god has given us as the home of all and a home for all. simply peace. in this way, the lives of our dear ones will not be lives which will one day be forgotten. let us pray in silence. in this way, the lives of our dear ones will not be lives which will one day be forgotten. instead, they will be present whenever we strive to be prophets not of tearing down but of building up, prophets of reconciliation, prophets of peace. ♪ ♪ let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me let there be peace on earth, the peace that was meant to be ♪ ♪ with god our creat

augustin said that the bible doesn't teach how the heavens go. it teaches you how to go to heaven. the critique of the structure of the genesis account is structured by babylonian cosmology. >> those of us who aren't up on babylonian cosmology, give us a pencil sketch. >> the days of creation, same kinds created in the same ways by god's divine word, you take that view out of the context and put it into big bang cosmology and evolution and say evolution is how god creates life and complexity. big bang could point to the beginning of all things and therefore a god who in the beginning created heaven and earth. in fact, you are retrieving and celebrating the faith we have had for 2 or 3000 years but using contemporary culture to express it. that's always the call for christians. christians have reformulated their faith since peter and paul discussed. >> we are talking about how we think about science and religion coming together and having dialogue. fascinating stuff. let's go back to your book for a moment. you said it took a long time. how long did it take? >> that one was 12 years

we know this is only possible through a gift of heaven here in this place of remembrance. each one of us in their way, but together. i propose a moment of silence and prayer. let us ask, let the lord be the gift of peace. peace in our homes. in our families. in our schools. in our communities. peace in all the places in which war seems to be endless. peace in the faces of the people who have only seen pain. peace in this wide world that god has given us as our home, as a home for us all and for all. only peace. let us pray in silence. in this way, the life of love will not be alive or forgotten, but it will be present each time we try to be the prophets of construction and reconciliation, the prophets of peace. [singing] \[applause] >> thank you, thank you, young people's chorus of new york city. you're an icon of what this sacred site reminds us. and my brothers and sisters, in the spirit of hope and promise, of this sacred spot here in new york, i invite you to stand and exchange a sign of peace. ♪ \[applause] >> following a visit in the day with should that children a

then jesus approached and said to them, all power in heaven and on earth has been given to me. go therefore and make disciples of all nations baptizing them in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. teaching them to observe all that i have commanded you. and behold i am with you always until the end of the age. ♪ >> translator: the word of the lord. glory to you, lord jesus christ. ♪ ♪ >> translator: rejoice in the lord always. i shall say it again, rejoice. these are strong words. words which have backed our lives. paul tells us to rejoice. he practically orders us to rejoice. this command resonates with the desire we all have for a fulfilling life. a meaningful life. a joyful life. it is as if paul could hear what each one ofs is thinking in his or her heart and to voice what we are feeling, what we are experiencing. something deep within us invites us to rejoice and tells us not to settle for placebos which simply keep us comfortable. at the same time though, we all know the struggles of everyday life. so much seems to stand in the way of this invitati

. >> in the heart of coal country, what does it mean when the pope thinks of heaven and earth? >> thank you for joining us, i'm joie chen. before he stepped out for an historic first, a pope before a joint session of congress, the leader of the 1.2 billion catholics made clear his views on threats to the environment. in the capital hill address, pope francis pushed lawmakers harder to face up to the reality of global warming. it was not an easy conversation. for catholics convicted to activism, the pope marked a turn point for the faith. >> in the beginning god created the heaven and the earth and it was without form or void. >> to here john tell it the idea of protecting the earth began with the one who was there in the beginning. >> when you think about the first chapter, first couple of chapters, you have a plan of god. god was the god of life. >> out here, in the heart of apple acha under the blue eastern kentucky sky. it is hard to separate god from the glory of nature. >> as we walk through here, there's such biodiversity. an interdependence on the life structures. whethe

our father in heaven, hallowed be your name. your kingdom come, here will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread. forgive us our debts as we also forgive or debtor. and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. for yours is the kingdom, the power and the glory forever! amen! >> amen! >> i saw huge crowds of them and raptured as he spoke in some crude accent of a gallilean peasant. >> what is more we've learned he's -- >> menaced by a family of lunatics. >> there's real danger here. if he could rally them, there could be an uprising in galalea. >> what's his name, this man? >> jesus of nazareth. >> should be killed without delay. that cuts any thoughts of freeing him and also makes this jesus aware of the fate that could well await him. >> leave. finally. kill the baptist. >> killing him is a convenience for the roman, not for me. i'm already vilified. kill him and all of galilee turns against me. >> pontius pilate praises you. >> i see pilate praising what's for pilate. have him drag h

every one of the persons here among us is a miracle of god's love made from the glory of heaven. so each of us is wonderful as are families. we have a final present before you leave us this evening. philadelphia is a city of murals. and we couldn't imagine a better way to commemorate your visit than with a mural. we've been working on it all summer, paint days have taken place all across the region, at children's hospitals, high schools and nursing homes. the mural, entitled the sacred now, faith and family in the 21st century was created by the great muralist cesar in the city's of philadelphia mural arts program. this fall it will be mounted on the side of a very special school in north philadelphia. other hope is that you will -- our hope is that you will put the final brush stroke on the mural and sign it. thank you, holy father. this mural will be a lasting testament to the world meeting of families and your visit. from all of us here tonight, we thank you and we say together, god bless pope francis! [ cheers and applause ] >> to see that is so amazing. the man in the red ja

then jesus approached and said to them, all power in heaven and on earth has been give tonight me. go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations. thi thy kingdom in the name of the faes father, the son and the holy teaching them to observe all that i have commanded you. and i am with you always. until the end of the age. the word of the lord. gro gro grory to you lord jesus christ. ♪ >> translator: rejoice in the lord always. i shall say it it again. rejoice. these are striking words. words which impact our lives. paul tells us to rejoice. he practically orders us to rejoice. this command resonates with the desire we all have for a fulfilling life. a meaningful life, a joyful life. it is as if paul call feel each one of us is thinking, in his or her heart and to voice what we are feeling, what we are experiencing. something deep within us invites us rejoice and tells us not to settle for placebos which simply keep us comfortable. at the same time, we all know the struggles of everyday life. so much seems to stand in the way of this invitation to rejoi rejoice. our daily routin

hell, heaven, persian gulf tory, the priesthood. people often have questions about the priesthood. and then life. what is our belief in life and things of how to live out a chased life. and all of the things that are connected to the essential teachings of the church and how do we live them out and why do we stand up for example this past weekend 50,000 people walking down the street of san francisco market street standing up for life all based on one essential issue or belief in life. and so we are going to be talking about some of the details of those when we come back. my name is chris and you are watching mosaic and we'll be right back. ♪ [ music ] >>> welcome back. today is father john the administration of the ashch dice seize in san francisco and i want to go through this list we started reading before the break and the essential teachings of the church that are often sometimes confused i'm going to read through the rest of them and we are going to go back and you could say a few things about each one. the priesthood, belief in life, chasmty in one state in life, could not

i will get up and go to my father and i will to my father that i have sinned against heaven -- will see my father that i have sinned against seven and against you. deserve to be called your son. the father ordered his servant, quickly, bring the finest robe and put it on him. put a ring on his finger and sandals on his feet. f andthe fatted cal slaughter it. then let us celebrate with a feast. of mine washis son dead and has come to life again. he was lost and has been found. the celebration began. [applause] mark wahlberg: our second family are here from the ukraine. they have a lot to share about the joys and struggles of raising children in differing contexts and ability levels. please welcome them. [applause] >> i am so happy to introduce my family today. sons. two we originally came from the ukraine but we now live here in the united states. we do not have much but we are by god'sessed greatness and the protection of the mother of god, the virgin mary. we enjoyed being together as a close-knit ukrainian family and i am so happy to have my boys in my life. i have received so many bl

. ♪ ♪ i open the door of heaven and hell. ♪ ♪ yes, i've come for to get your soul. ♪ ♪ leave your body and leave it cold. ♪ (cohen) back in north carolina in a little community where i did my film, almost everybody sings. and berzil wallin-- she knew a lot of old ballads and old love songs, and then when she sang this very beautiful song which is a conversation with death, it's got kind of a moralizing to it, like 18th century, 19th century, i think really 18th century frontier attitude on heaven and hell, and of course she was pretty old and feeble by the time she was singing it for me. you got the feeling in the film that she was going through that struggle herself. ♪ my heart fixed. i'm summoned to hell. ♪ ♪ as long as god in heaven tells well, ♪ ♪ my soul, my soul shall scream in hell. ♪ ♪ one pleasant summer's morning ♪ ♪ when the birds were sweetly singing, oh. ♪ in the ballad tradition, the tune is extremely important. these tunes are usually beautiful, and they are hand crafted to stick in the mind. there seems to be a receptor in the mind for tunes. it ju

when i woke up, i was in heaven. >>> he died. he went to heaven for 90 minutes. his story is international best seller. now coming to big screen. don and his wife join us live the to talk about what happened to him. >> first, on this day in 1985, john had the number one song in america. wait until they make it movie. all those people do different things and had better hair then. ♪ ♪ you get a cold. you can't breathe through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? from and the people whought you underwhelbrought

>> he went to heaven. and he -- i mean, maybe it is a better question for him, but he describes a pretty remarkable experience. it was an incredible family reunion for him. and he describes it in great detail. you know, the sounds, and the smells, and all the sort of -- the stimulus that he experienced. >> he saw people, it wasn't just a light? it was he saw members of his family? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. and then he comes back to a pretty painful recovery. you know, his body is in bad shape. and he has kind of lost his will to live. and so the film is very much about his recovery, and how his family comes together, and the community of people come together to help him through is very difficult time. >> what an interesting time for you to -- speaking of timing on this. to play this role. you are a new dad, you are looking at life through the prism who says there was a near death or afterlife experience. i would imagine both put life in experience here. >> totally. >> how was that for you, especially during thi

each person among us is a miracle of god's love made for the glory of heaven and so each of us is as wonderful as our families. we have a final present before you leave us this evening. philadelphia is a city of murals and we couldn't imagine a better way to commemorate your visit than with a mural. we've been working on it all summer. >> bruce, tell us what the cardinal is talking about right now. this is special. you know especially about it. >> it's the city of philadelphia has a mural arts program. it's the most murals than any city on earth. each is collected by the community. they have 2,700 people that have participated in painting this mural over the course of the summer. yesterday it was certified as a guinness world record. the principle artist was a former oil rig -- there it is. it's called "faith in action." the principle muralist is a former mexican oil rig diver who became a u.s. citizen this summer and they have saved the final panel for the pope to sign and they are going to bring a panel right now to the pope. you can see it there. it's coming to the stage. >> wow.

heaven my home. ♪ ♪ i'm trying to make it, make heaven my home. ♪ [instrumental music] ♪ in every culture, people have found symbolic sacred places where they can recognize the beauty, the enormity of the universe coming together as a focus. (male narrator) around the world, people of all beliefs protect their places of connection, rejuvenation, and spirituality. but some sacred sites have become an unholy battleground of land rights and religious dogma. in ethiopia, sacred areas that are sanctuaries of biodiversity

we know this is only possible through a gift of heaven here in this place of remembrance. each one of us in their way, but together. i propose a moment of silence and prayer. let us ask, let the lord be the gift of peace. peace in our homes. in our families. in our schools. in our communities. peace in all the places in which war seems to be endless. peace in the faces of the people who have only seen pain. peace in this wide world that god has given us as our home, as a home for us all and for all. only peace. let us pray in silence. in this way, the life of love pope francis: in this way, the life of love will not be alive or forgotten, but it will be present each time with try to be the prophets of construction and reconciliation, the prophets of peace. ♪ [applause] >> thank you, thank you, young people's chorus of new york city. you're an icon of what this sacred site reminds us. and my brothers and sisters, in the spirit of hope and promise, of this sacred spot here in new york, i invite you to stand and exchange a sign of peace. [applause] [applause] [captioning pe

blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness' sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. [bell ringing] >> [speaking foreign language] >> o allah, you are peace and all peace is from you. and all peace returns to you. ♪ grant us to live with the salutation of peace, and lead to us your abode of peace. you are blessed, our lord, be exalted. o owner of magnificence and honor. [bell ringing] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please stand for a prayer for the fallen. >> [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foign language] >> kindly be seated. pope francis: dear friends, excuse myself for not speaking english. translator: i have many different feelings moved by being here at ground zero where thousands of lives were taken in

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i want you heaven i want you heaven i want you heaven i want you do you want a way out do you, do you do you want a way out do you i don't want a way out you and i know the truth even though it hurts i just wanna be a criminal with you criminal with you we're criminals you're a crook i'm a thief you're the heart i'm the beat we're a mess but we try we're alive we can hardly breathe i can't leave till death do us part but my hearts getting dark on the edge of the cliff this cars gonna start now i can't breathe do you want a way out do you, do you do you want a way out do you i don't want a way out you and i know the truth even though it hurts i just wanna be a criminal with you we don't want a way out you and i know the truth i just wanna be a criminal with you criminal with you you know, you know i just wanna be a criminal with you criminals [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: ms mr! the album, "how does it feel" is out now. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to keegan-michael key, tony hale, ms mr, everybody! jimmy chamberlin and of c

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we know this is only possible through a gift of heaven here in this place of remembrance. each one of us in their way, but together. i propose a moment of silence and prayer. let us ask, let the lord be the gift of peace. peace in our homes. in our families. in our schools. in our communities. peace in all the places in which war seems to be endless. peace in the faces of the people who have only seen pain. peace in this wide world that god has given us as our home, as a home for us all and for all. only peace. let us pray in silence. in this way, the life of love will not be alive or forgotten, but it will be present each time with try to be the prophets of construction and reconciliation, the prophets of peace. ♪

draw those closer to treasures of heaven. through your lord jesus christ your son who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the holy spirit one god forever and ever. >> amen. [ speakingn spanish ] >> a reading from the book of numbers. the lord came down in the cloud and spoke to moses. taking some of the spirit that was on moses, the lord bestowed it op the 70 elders. and as the spirit came to rest on them, they prof es eyed. now, two men, one named eldad and the other medad were not in the gathering but had been left in the camp. they, too, had been on the list but had not gone out to the tent. yet the spirit came to rest on them also and they prophesied in the camp. so when a young man quickly told moses, eldad and medad are prophesying in the camp, then joshua, son of nun, who from his youth had been moses' aide said, moses, my lord, stop them. but moses answered him, are you jealous for my sake? would that all the people of the lord were prophets. would that the lord might bestow his spirit on them all. ♪ ♪ ♪ t

saidjesus approached and heaven, "all power in and on earth has been given to me. go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the father, and of the son, and of the holy spirit. teaching them to observe all that i have commanded you. and behold, i am with you always. age."the end of the the word of the lord. glory to you, lord jesus christ. ♪ pope francis: rejoice in the lord always. i will say it again -- rejoice. words which impact our lives. paul tells us to rejoice. he practically orders us to rejoice. resonates with the desire we all have for a fulfilling life. meaningful life, a joyful life. hear eachf all could thinking in his or her hearts, and to voice what we are feeling, what we are experiencing, something deep within us invites us to rejoice and tells us not to settle for placebos which is simply keep us comfortable. -- which simply keeps us comfortable. at the same time, we know the struggles of every day life. in the seems to stand way of this invitation to rejoice. leadaily routine can often to a kind of glum apa

they see heaven. to reach heaven you will do whatever you want just to take the journey, the boat, to reach the destination. the risk on the way -- nobody cares. some people even say, i am already dead. why not give it a try? 8 melinda: interesting that all of you have emphasized that the refugees are not necessarily the poorest and most downtrodden. let's take a closer look at who is leaving and why. >> this man once one thing -- to get to europe. seenmany nigerians, he has poverty and boko haram terrorism. 12,000 nigerians have tried to make it to europe by see this year alone. often with fatal results. nigeria has africa's most powerful economy. the country is rich in natural resources but fails to exploit potential. most nigerians exist in bitter poverty and the population is growing dramatically. the country has 170 million inhabitants. nigeria has massive problems with pollution, child labor and religious strife. it is very explosive. europeangerman and migration policy is based on making a dist

to heaven. -- screams to heaven. but at the same time they were able to show me the other face of this attack. the other side of their pain. the power of love and a remembrance. the memory that does not leave us empty, on behalf of so many lost ones, these names are faces of e in the these towers, so we can see them and we can touch them. nd we can never forget them. among this pain, we can also feel the capacity of heroic goodness that the human being is also capable of, the hidden force that we must always appeal to. at times the greatest pain and , you were witness to the greatest acts of giving of themselves, of yourselves, and held a stretched out hand, life , en, that may seem impersonal loneliness, people were able to show the powerful solidarity of mutual help, of love. and self-sacrifice. at that time, it was not about blood or origin or neighborhood r religion or political views. it was a matter of solidarity, an emergency of brotherhood, it was a matter of humanity -- a merging of bro

you're an incredible person inside and out and i know you're up in heaven looking down on mom and a three of us provide hope you're so proud of the job you're raising wife has done with us i hope you are proud of the man i am becoming. make sure mom is a god blesses soldiers to defend their country and god bless america. cop cop . [applause] >> peter. timothy. joseph john. karen. michael. timothy. donald. in the maurice hawkins. james edward. robert. scott jordan. michael. roberta. charles francis. john have fernand. michael. she the. -- she loved. ronald john. mark. . . [reading names] >> norberto hernÁndez. raul hernÁndez. >> and my son anthony hernÁndez. your children work hard because they want you to be proud of them. >> my son michael. i misyou -- miss you every day. they wanted to come here but it was not possible. everyone thinks of you and they remember you and they are growing as tall as you are already and they are 12 and 13 and your children are also missing you all of the time and the older ones, i love you and miss but i'll be hoping to see you when jesus comes, amen. [re

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