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Pope Francis heals from a respiratory infection while the Vatican hopes to breathe new life into its relationship with Native Americans.
"On this week's AP religion roundup of France's heels from a respiratory infection, while the Vatican hopes to breathe new life into its relationship with Native Americans. An infant is comforted by his mother as Pope Francis baptizes him at the gemelli hospital in Rome. Francis spent most of the week there, healing from bronchitis and was expected to be released Saturday. Meanwhile, the Vatican tried to heal its relationship with native tribes in North America. This week it rejected the doctrine of discovery based on 15th century decrees that legitimized the colonial era seizure of native lands. This goes beyond land. Michelle Shenandoah is a Professor of indigenous law at Syracuse university and a member of the oneida Indian nation. She says the Vatican's rejection of the doctrine should prompt governments like the United States to address past abuses. It really has created generation upon generation of genocidal policies directed towards indigenous peoples. Native groups have called on the Vatican to formally rescind the papal bulls that provided the Portuguese and Spanish kingdoms, the religious backing to expand their territories in Africa and the Americas for the sake of spreading Christianity. Those decrees underpin the doctrine of discovery, a legal concept coined in an 1823 U.S. Supreme Court decision, which was cited by the high court as recently as 2005. The repudiation of the doctrine marked a historic recognition of the Vatican's own complicity in colonial era abuses committed by European powers. Truly, it has been decades that indigenous peoples have been asking for attention to this. Father David McCallum says the post visit to Canada last year opened up a new opportunity to address the church's relationship with Native American tribes. This captured not only the Pope's attention, but also the wider Vatican's attention. Indigenous leaders welcomed the statement as a good first step. Even though they hoped the Vatican would acknowledge greater culpability for historic abuses. I'm Walter ratliff.
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Vatican: Pope to leave hospital on Saturday, eats pizza
"The Vatican's announced Pope Francis would be discharged from a Rome hospital on Saturday, and his recovery is normal. Visitors to Vatican City express hope the Pope Francis will be well enough to attend the traditional Easter celebrations. Father David from Mexico says he wishes the holy father a speedy recovery in these holy days when the church prepares to celebrate the highest ministries of Christianity. David hopes the pontiff is blessed by his light, and which is him a speedy recovery of health. The Vatican had earlier said the Pope spent his second night in a Rome hospital serenely. He's receiving antibiotics to treat bronchitis. The Vatican's announced Francis will be at Saint Peter's square for palm Sunday mass, to mark the start of holy week, which culminates on Easter, April 9. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Pope to be hospitalized for days with respiratory infection
"Pope Francis is in a Rome hospital. The Vatican says the Pope will be at the gemelli hospital for several days with a respiratory infection. He has had difficulty breathing over the last few days. A Vatican spokesman says the Pope does not have the coronavirus. The 86 year old had part of one lung removed when he was young. Francis spent ten days in the same hospital in 2021 to have part of his colon removed. The hospitalization comes days before the start of holy week in the Catholic Church, leading up to Easter. President Biden told reporters at The White House, he's learned of Francis health problems and said he was concerned about his dear friend. I'm Ed Donahue
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Nashville looks to vigil for solace after school shooting
"Nashville is planning a citywide candlelight vigil to mourn the three children and three adults killed in a shooting at a Christian school. Nashville's mayor says the vigil Wednesday evening will honor the lives of the victims and lift up survivors and families of the covenant school. Pastor George grant of the Nashville presbytery, which is connected to the school, says there have been innumerable prayer meetings about the shooting. And a telegram Pope Francis conveyed his condolences and decried the violence. Police have identified the shooter as a 28 year old former student. I'm Walter ratliff.
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Pope Francis offered a special prayer for the people of Mississippi and Ukraine.
"35,000 people gathered in Saint Peter's square the Sunday to listen to Pope Francis Angeles prayer from his window. After the angelus, the pontiff made sure to reiterate his message for peace in Ukraine, saying that only the change of hearts can open the road leading to peace. He also called for prayers for the martyrized Ukrainian people. Pope Francis then spoke about the victims of this weekend's devastating tornado in Mississippi, which is killed at least 25 people, injured dozens more, introduced homes to piles of rubble. Down the vast or I'm Sara nafa
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German bishop resigns, cites responsibility in abuse scandal
"Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of a German bishop, who asked to step down because of his mistakes in the handling of sex abuse cases, the bishop of osnabruck, in Germany, France Joseph boat, said a recent interim report on the clergy has revealed his mistakes in handling cases in a statement he accepted the responsibility for those mistakes and said I can only ask all those affected again for forgiveness. His resignation comes as Pope Francis added new provisions to a 2019 Vatican law to make sure more of those in power act against sex abuse, reverend andrey small, the secretary in the Pope's safeguarding advisory board, believes that implementation of the law needs to be fair. Part of the process of justice let alone healing is the is the awareness that people were held accountable for their actions. Yes, it's uneven, I think it should be more even. I'm Karen Chammas
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Pope Francis expands sex abuse law, reaffirms adults can be victims
"Pope Francis has updated a 2019 church law aimed at holding senior churchmen accountable for covering up cases of sex abuse. The pontiff also reaffirmed that vulnerable adults can also be victims of abuse when they are unable to consent the 2019 law had temporary provisions which the Pope made permanence. He also expanded the law to cover lay Catholic leaders, the new provisions now also cover the leaders of Vatican improved associations headed by lady does not just clerics. The move is in response to many cases in which lay leaders have abused their authority to sexually exploit those under their care. I'm Karen Chammas
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The Danger in Gender Ideology
"Pope Francis said in an interview published Friday that gender ideology, this is exactly what Michael null said, by the way. The Pope of the Catholic Church said the same thing like a null set. Is among the most dangerous ideological colonizations by colonizations. Today, according to a recent interview with la nacion, an Argentinian media outlet. Francis said that gender ideology is created one of the most dangerous ideologies in recent history because of the way it blurs the lines between men and women. According to a translation of his remarks in a nation by the Catholic news agency. Francis explained that all humanity is the tension of differences. By the way, for the record, 25 years ago, no more, 30 years ago. I wrote an essay, the war against differences. And said it would lead to tyranny.
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Pope doubles down on need for financial trials in Vatican
"Pope Francis has said that financial misconduct by Vatican personnel harms the church's mission as scandalizes the faithful, Francis made the comments during an address to prosecutors as well as judges and staff at the Vatican City state tribunal at the start of the judicial year. The tribunal has had an ever growing caseload as it imposes new financial standards, a trial is currently ongoing into the holy season investment in a London property, lawyers for the ten defendants in the case have flagged shortcomings in the Vatican's legal system, while not mentioning the London case specifically, Francis warned the focus should be on the seriousness of the conduct, not on nitty Gritty. I'm Karen Chammas
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Pope Francis calls for peace on the anniversary of the War in Ukraine, Southern Baptists oust Saddleback Church over women pastors, and Iranian clerics say harsh crackdowns were a mistake.
"On this week's AP religion roundup, Pope Francis calls for peace on the anniversary of the war in Ukraine. Southern Baptist cut ties with saddleback church over women pastors, and Iranian clerics say harsh crackdowns were a mistake. The bells of saint Michael's church chimed at midnight in Ukraine's capital city to mark the beginning of the war one year ago. Pope Francis marked the anniversary of the war this week by appealing for a ceasefire and warning that Russia will never achieve true victory built on rubble. The Southern Baptist convention has disfellowshipped its second largest church for having a woman pastor. Saddleback is the renowned California mega church founded by pastor Rick Warren. The vote by the SBC's executive committee culminates growing tension between the nation's largest Protestant denomination, which officially opposes women as pastors and a congregation that has been one of the biggest church growth success stories of modern times. In 2021, Warren ordained three women has pastors, which began prompting discussions within the denomination to consider expelling the mega church. The executive committee also voted to oust 5 other congregations for over the issue of women as pastors and one over the issue of sexual abuse. Some Iranians and the sacred city of comb, a center of Shiite Muslim shrines and scholarship are quietly calling on the country's ruling clerics to reconsider how they deal with unrest. Clerics like Abu zar saw have desire on, say, the harsh crackdown was a mistake. He and others say the authority should soften their approach to demonstrators, and women's demands on being able to choose whether to wear an Islamic head covering. However, these critics from within still back the government and a wide gulf remains between them and the protesters who have called for an uprising this month, Iran marked the 44th anniversary of the country's 1979 Islamic revolution. I'm Walter ratliff
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Pope Francis underlines that papacy is a lifetime post
"Pope Francis has underlined the papacy is a lifetime post. Francis has made clear in comments, published by a Jesuit journal that he believes being Pope is a lifetime position and that Pope Benedict XVI resignation was an exception. Francis told civita catholica in the clearest statement he's made yet on the issue, I for the moment do not have that on my agenda the Pope added the resignation letter he wrote two months after his elections was precautionary saying he did it in case he'd had some health problem that would have prevented him from exercising his ministry. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Turkey arrests building contractors 6 days after quakes
"Relief officials at the Turkish and Syrian border say more than 30,000 deaths are now recorded. Following last Monday's devastating earthquakes. As the humanitarian crisis grows. Rescuers and antakya turkey pulled out a 23 year old man still alive after being trapped in rubble for nearly a week. He says it's been days since he heard sounds of life from any others. 400s of thousands more, it's about recovering and burying their loved ones or simple survival. The people who've lost their homes. Whose children don't have schools to go to, who have no food who have no money. The UN's humanitarian emergency relief coordinator, Martin Griffiths. Meanwhile, the Turkish government has been arresting dozens of people in the building industry, blaming them for faulty construction. As Pope Francis at the Vatican praise for the victims and survivors. I'm Jackie Quinn
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On this week's AP Religion Roundup, religious groups respond to the earthquake in Turkey with prayers and action, and religious advertising makes a play for Super Bowl viewers.
"On this week's AP religion roundup, religious groups respond to the earthquake in turkey with prayers and action and Christian advertising makes a play for Super Bowl viewers. Muslims in Indonesia held special prayers Friday afternoon for earthquake victims in turkey and Syria. The service came four days after an earthquake hammered a sprawling border region that is home to more than 13.5 million people. In the city of antakya, historically known as Antioch, members of the olive branches Israeli government rescue team held a short burial service for members of the Jewish community killed in the quake. Pope Francis said Wednesday that he's praying for those affected by the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake. Super Bowl Sunday is advertising's biggest night, but faith rarely makes an appearance among the beer and fast food commercials. But this year, an ad campaign is promoting Jesus with the $20 million he gets us campaign. AP and FL writer rob mati says a group that includes wealthy Christian boosters is using the biggest megaphone TV marketing money can buy to spread the word. Their message really is to share Jesus as well as in compassion for people to the world. And they've organized a $1 billion campaign and they're going out there and doing everything they possibly can to share this message, whether it's through sports on commercials, whether it's at events, they're here at the Super Bowl in Arizona. Madi says Christianity has long permeated NFL culture and regular fans are accustomed to expressions of faith. Every week, every game we see players who get on a knee hold hands and pray in a circle at midfield or somewhere close to it. Opponents from both sides and it happens every week, but we don't highlight it. We don't see that on camera as often. But he gets those campaign is funded by hobby lobby CEO, David green, and other anonymous donors. The ads direct people to a website where they can learn more about Jesus, find Bible reading plans and connect with people online or in person. I'm Walter ratliff.
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Pope makes final bid for peace, forgiveness in South Sudan
"Pope Francis made another appeal for peace in South Sudan on Sunday, as he celebrated mass to close out an unusual mission by Christian religious leaders to nudge forward the country's recovery from Civil War. On the last day of his African pilgrimage, Pope Francis begged South Sudanese people to lay down their weapons and forgive one another, an estimated 100,000 came to the outdoor mass at the country's monument to independence hero John garang in Juba, a peace agreement was signed in 2018, but fighting has continued to flare. Meanwhile, those lining the streets to get a glimpse of the Pope's murder cade, like Pamela Benjamin, were encouraged. When I saw passing me on me, I filled the Holy Spirit in me and I feel that Pope really came to save us. I'm Julie Walker.
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Pope says South Sudan's future depends on treatment of women
"Pope Francis has said that the future of South Sudan depends on how it treats its women on a visit to the world's newest nation, the Pope highlighted the plight of women in the country, asking all its citizens to protect respect, appreciate and honor every South Sudanese women from grandmothers to young girls. Sister Olathe, who runs the secondary school for girls, told the AP young girls in the country often miss out on an education. About 10% of 15 year old girls are getting married. So getting girl into school, it was impossible. It has become possible, and today you'll meet some of the girls who have really achieved and broken through, it's changing, but it's still a big push for girls. South Sudan is also a country which is rampant for sexual violence and has the world's highest maternal mortality rate. I'm Karen Chammas
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Pope encourages South Sudanese, will raise plight of women
"On a visit to the world's youngest country, Pope Francis spent his first full day in South Sudan, where he encouraged clergy to focus on serving the people. Excited crowds cheered as the paper arrived that sensor as cathedral in Juba, the pontiff held a meeting inside the cathedral with South Sudanese priests and nuns in which he urged them not to join religious life for social prestige, but to serve their flocks by accompanying them. South Sudan is a country beset by conflict poverty and humanitarian crises, worshipper Paul told the AP he hoped the Pope's visit will make a difference. We hope that peace in this country. Yes, we need peace. The country is bleeding daily. South Sudan gained independence from the majority Muslim Sudan in 2011, but has been beset by Civil War and conflicts. I'm Karen Chammas
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On this week's AP Religion Roundup, Pope Francis makes a historic trips to Africa, and psychedelic churches are pushing the boundaries of law and religion.
"On this week's AP religion roundup. Pope Francis makes a historic trip to Africa and psychedelic churches are pushing the boundaries of law and religion. Pope Francis made a plea for peace in South Sudan as he began a mission Friday to the world's youngest country. Francis cited years of war and clashes on the eve of his arrival that killed 27. The overwhelmingly Christian South Sudan gained independence from the majority Muslim sedan in 2011, along with Civil War, flooding and other calamities have displaced more than 2 million people there. The Pope's visit to South Sudan follows his visit to the Democratic Republic of Congo. A highlight of his Congo visit was a rally in Kinshasa, where Francis led 65,000 young people in a rousing denunciation of political corruption. Recent demand for a psychedelic tea called ayahuasca has led to the formation of hundreds of what many calls psychedelic churches across the U.S.. Growing numbers of people are flocking to churches like this one in Utah. And it's been used ceremonially. It's been used socially. It's been used as medicine. Doctor Selena sumaya is a researcher at Columbia University. She says the drug has been used in the Amazon basin for thousands of years. Federally, ayahuasca is still considered a schedule one substance, meaning that it has medicinal purpose, meaning that it is largely illegal. Church organizers argue a 2006 Supreme Court ruling protects them from prosecution. I had so much gratitude. Adherence like Lorenzo Gonzalez argue ayahuasca brings them closer to God. I can't wait for today's experience because I got all that evilness out of me and I want to see what joy I'm going to get next. It's popularity has increased in the west in part due to celebrities sharing their experiences with the substance. I'm Walter ratliff.
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Pope heads to South Sudan to urge peace as fighting kills 27
"Pope Francis is opening the second and final leg of an African pilgrimage by heading to South Sudan. Francis gets a rousing send off at Congo's Kinshasa airport before the flight to South Sudan. In the capital, Juba, he joins the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin welby, and the moderator of the Church of England, Ian greenshields, in a novel Euclidean push for peace, the Christian leaders are aiming to give a joint call for South Sudan's political leaders to put aside their differences and work for the good of their people. They also want to draw international attention to continued fighting and a worsening humanitarian crisis. I'm Charles De Ledesma.
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"Affirming surgery on minors who have not been diagnosed with gender dysphoria. The governor said it was important to pause what he described as permanent and life threatening treatments until more research can help determine the long-term consequences, along with that Bill, Cox also signed over the weekend, a school choice initiative that would give students the opportunity to receive scholarships to attend schools outside the public education system. That Bill also increases teacher pay and benefits at a time when Utah is dealing with a teacher shortage. From the Vatican, Pope Francis has clarified his recent comments about homosexuality and sin. As correspondent Sarah nafa reports, the pontiff was saying he was merely referring to official Catholic moral teachings that any sexual act outside of marriage is a sin. Francis recalled that even his black and white teaching is subject to circumstances that might eliminate the sin altogether. Francis first made the comments in an interview January 24th with The Associated Press, in which he declared that laws criminalizing homosexuality were unjust and that being homosexual is not a crime. His comments calling for the decriminalization of homosexuality were hailed by LGBTQ advocates as a milestone that would help end harassment and violence against LGBTQ persons. His reference to sin raised questions about whether he believed that merely being gay was itself a sin. Some 67 countries or jurisdictions worldwide criminalized consensual same sex activity. 11 of which can or do impose a death penalty. Catholic teachings forbids gay marriage, holding that the sacrament of marriage is a lifelong bond between a man and a woman in his decade long pontificate, Francis has upheld that teaching, but has made outreach to LGBTQ people a priority. He is stressed a more merciful approach to applying church doctrine. I'm Sarah. America
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"Pope Francis, he had been delivering his final audience of the year and surprised people who had gathered their listening to him when he brought up his predecessor, former Pope Benedict XVI, said that he was very ill and he asked members of the Catholic Church to say a special prayer for him. The Vatican confirmed that the former Pope's health had been deteriorating in recent days. They said the situation was under control for now that that doctors are closely monitoring the situation. It's unclear what exactly the former Pope is dealing with. We know Benedict is 95 years old, so certainly age is a factor there. And he is, of course, remembered for being the first Pope in 600 years to step down as Pope, so he became the first Pope emeritus. He had cited his old age back in 2013 when he stepped down. He had said he didn't feel he was physically or mentally fit to keep going as leader of the Catholic Church. So his health had been a concern back then. It is a concern once again, but we're still still waiting to hear more from the Vatican. I will point out the Italian news agency ansa reported today that the Pope's health had been declining since Christmas since before Christmas in the days leading up to Christmas and that he was suffering from respiratory problems, but the Vatican has not confirmed that as of now. Now typically when we lose a pulp, the very first thing people are thinking about is picking a successor. But in this case, that's not the case. And so is there plans for a memorial or honoring Pope Benedict when he does pass away? That's right, that's what's so unusual about this situation is you're right in the past when Pope's health began to deteriorate. We start talking about who could be the successor. I mean, we just saw Pope Francis recently, there were concerns about his health. We had appeared in a wheelchair recently and there was some speculation that he might step down or that somewhere fearing the worst for him. But in this case, we already know who successor is. It's Pope Francis. So we won't have the Cardinals gathering to figure out who the new Pope should be. So that'll make this very unusual, but we will certainly see memorials and celebrations being held when Pope and dick does pass. They will point out that Pope Benedict and Pope Francis actually had quite a relationship Benedict lives on a Vatican browns still, you know, he spent Christmas there. And he would meet occasionally with Pope Francis, so they had very different ideologies, Pope Francis's liberal ideology, whereas Pope Benedict was more conservative, so he had to come out to condemn things like gay marriage or the ordination of women, but they had appeared together a number of times. And in fact, the last time we saw Pope Benedict photographed was at a Vatican event. So even though he's essentially retired and he's more behind the scenes position, he's still, I don't want to say he's active, but he's still around and certainly does maintain a relationship with Pope Francis. And we know that Pope Francis actually recently went to see Pope Benedict. Yeah, I think it's pretty cool too because Pope Francis has somebody he can talk to. He can get advice from something that no other Pope has been able to do in 600 years. That's right. That's certainly what's so fascinating about this. And so it was really powerful to see Pope Francis actually calling for prayers for Pope Benedict because they do have a personal relationship. So this is historic. It's uncharted territory. We haven't seen this happening in 600 years. It'll be interesting to see what Pope Francis says in the coming days how he reacts given that he has a personal relationship with Pope Benedict and of course people around the world praying for Pope Benedict to get better, but he is 95 years old. Right. ABC is a delicate era at the foreign desk in London. That's northwest news radio's Kim shepherd speaking with an as delicate. And again, Pope Benedict, the predecessor to Pope Francis, 95 years old, his health has been steadily deteriorating. Your stock charts dot com money update on news radio 1000 FM 97 7. After finishing mostly lower yesterday, the market ended broadly lower today. Tech shares, particularly weak for a second straight day. The S&P 500 fell 46 points to down industrial slid 365 and the tech heavy NASDAQ composite dropped 140 or one in a third percent. 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Deputy city manager Mario Dagestan says, even without the weather situation, if we see those thousands a day released right here in El Paso, we're going to need the bed space to disuse schools are being converted to sheltered space while ten massive tents are erected for the housing and processing of a thousand migrants each day. Jim Ryan, ABC News Dallas. From ABC News
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"74 steel that's 8 8 8 747 8 three three 5 8 8 8 74 steel. Pope Francis asked for prayers for his predecessor, the 95 year old Pope emeritus Benedict the 16th Vatican confirms that his health has taken a turn. Bill Cosby is thinking about touring again, Bill Cosby is facing a new lawsuit in New York in which 5 women claimed he raped or sexually assaulted them, but that wasn't asked about in a more than 20 minute interview with Cosby on Ohio radio station WWE Wednesday morning, though Cosby seemingly referenced the accusation, saying when he gets out of this mess, he would like to tour again, perhaps in 2023. Yes, because there's so much fun to be had in this storytelling that I do. Cosby has previously denied all claims of sexual assault against him. Jason nathanson, ABC News. Hollywood. Lottery officials say it is the largest prize ever offered in the final week of any year. Friday's mega millions jackpot has grown to at least $640 million. California lottery spokeswoman Carol and Becker on what happens when someone wins. We wait for someone to come forward with that winning ticket. And even once they do, there's a really thorough process to make sure that that prize claim is legitimate no drama down under this year for tennis great Novak Djokovic, the 35 year old is in Adelaide. He'll be allowed to play in this year's Australian open in Melbourne trying to win his tenth title. He was deported last year because he refused to be vaccinated against COVID-19. This is ABC News. Good evening, it's 7 O four. We have your traffic every ten minutes on the fours from the dubin law group traffic center. It's Natalie Melendez. Last 5 26 and average wrote maintenance has the road closed down the right lane from evergreen way to seaweed boulevard until further notice. Stop at go traffic on I 5 north and linwood. There's an accident blocking off the right lane approaching one 64th and going four or 5 to 5 20 on I 5 north and
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"Pope Francis birthday. Pope Francis turned 86 this weekend. Children serenading him in Spanish. Amid the festivities, he also called for prayers for suffering children, particularly those in Ukraine Born in Argentina in 1936, Jorge Mario bergoglio next march will celebrate his tenth anniversary as the leader of the Roman Catholic Church. The Pope revealed that in 2013 he wrote a resignation letter to be held on file. In case medical problems impede him from carrying out his duties. He's had intestinal surgery and was hobbled by knee pain, but says you don't govern with your knee. I'm Jackie Quinn. The Vatican has defrocked in anti abortion U.S. priest. Frank pavone for what is it said was blasphemous communications on social media, as well as persistent disobedience of his bishop, a letter to U.S. bishops from the Vatican ambassador to the U.S. obtained Sunday, said the decision against Pavan, who heads the anti abortion group priests for life, had been taken November 9th in that there was no chance for an appeal. Pavone had been investigated by his then diocese and Amarillo, Texas, for having placed an aborted fetus on an altar and posting a video of it on two social media sites in 2016
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"Native helpline. You're listening to native America calling. I'm Andy Murphy. We're hearing about the slow process to promote healing in indigenous Canada for nearly two centuries of abuse perpetrated by the Catholic Church in collaboration with the Canadian government. Pope Francis is visiting Canada and his appearance will likely include an official apology. While that help the healing process, you can include your voice in this discussion by calling one 809 9 6 two 8 four 8. Would you like to see the Catholic Church address abuses at boarding schools here in the United States? You can also reach us at one 809 9 native. And joining us from the hood initial need confederacy in the land of the onondaga nation is Michelle Shenandoah. She is the director of the nonprofit. And she is oneida from the Houdini confederacy. Welcome back to native America colleague Michelle. Thank you. For having me here. Of course. So in March, you took a cradle board to Pope Francis and presented him with a challenge to the Vatican, is the Pope delivering on that challenge. Well, we have yet to see, I was one of the delegates they served in position as a female spiritual adviser with the delegation and was one of the last persons to address the Pope in a private audience with the there were three different delegations and the one I was a part of was the first nation delegation. So that was I brought the cradle board in with me and provided provided the Pope with the opportunity to reflect upon all of the lives of the children were lost at residential schools. And to really consider the devastating impacts that have happened to all of our people and not only in Canada, but throughout the Americas. And to really sort of go back to the source of where this position, the church is taken and given access for the world to kind of take this position of superiority over our people over the lands and make determinations about us with without being really consultation with us at all as I've called it a long process of genocide. And that's bringing us back to the peoples that make up the doctrine of discovery. So within my address to the Pope was the presentation of this cradle board that I asked him to reflect on overnight and that I would come back the following day to retrieve the cradle board to be symbolic of us bringing
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"This is national native news. I'm Antonio Gonzalez. The Inuit circumpolar council is holding its General Assembly this week on Wednesday delegates from the ICC's for member nations, her to report on how the organization has addressed food security among Inuit communities over the last four years. Emily schwing reports. The ICC is a non governmental organization that represents more than a 180,000 Inuit across the Arctic, including in Alaska, Canada, Greenland, and chukotka in the Russian far east. Natan obed is the head of Canada's delegation. We have some of the highest rates of food insecurity in the world between 60 and 70% in each of our Inuit regions. And we know that we need to do much more to ensure that innovate have enough food to eat. The delegations from Alaska and Canada developed the food sovereignty and self governance project to examine and better understand food sovereignty issues. The Alaskan delegations cultural sustainability adviser Verne angna bugak presented findings from the project to the ICC. The food sovereignty and self governance project builds upon the recommendation from the food security report where authors noted that a key threat to our food security is the lack of decision making power and management Vivian Cortes is the head of Alaska's ICC delegation. She noted that a changing climate has a heavy impact on food systems security. We are seeing immense changes in the oceans and on our rivers and in our land and weather, our animals in the regions that we live in are changing. They're moving around differently. We have experienced salmon crashes in our region and the impact of that is not just one or two years. It's going to be for generations. The ICC holds a General Assembly every four years. Because this year's meeting format is a hybrid in person and virtual meeting due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Leadership has opted to report on the progress made since its last meeting in 2018. Alaska will hand over its chairmanship to Greenland at the close of this year's meeting. For national native news, I'm Emily schwing. This story is supported by the climate justice resilience fund. Native American businesses and indigenous artists recently showcased their work in billings, Montana, Yellowstone public radio's Kayla deroche went to the first at big sky in digi fest, where one business owner talked about Native American made products. I love sweetgrass. Luanne belcourt holds up a C shaped braid of dried grass tied at each end. We grow it in we use every morning to pray. This is my favorite bell court and her daughters run creations. Selling items like healing boxes that include sweetgrass for smudging, jewelry, and tea. We only sell products that are made by Native Americans. Belcourt says her daughters are artists, like her mother was. She recalls growing up and seeing items manufactured abroad, and meant to look Native American. That's not Native American. You know, we have our own way of making things and we have our own philosophy behind some of the things we make. Bell court says it's critical for Native American creators and businesses to support and promote each other. The organizers of big sky in digi fest hope to make it an annual event. In billings, Montana, I'm Kayla deroche for national need news. And I'm Antonio Gonzalez.
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"The world including in a special small town in the West Bank Midnight mass was celebrated at the church of the nativity above the ancient grotto where tradition says Jesus was born Officials diplomats and clergy were there but for the second straight year there are no pilgrims in Bethlehem Israel shut its borders to tourists due to the surging on Macron variant keeping the faithful away Robert Berger CBS News Jerusalem Talk it out says Pope Francis On Christmas Day in his message to the city and the world Pope Francis stressed the importance of being open to dialog to resolve the large number of conflicts crises and disagreements that exist in today's world He mentioned Syria Iraq and Yemen as examples of countries where long-standing conflicts have caused endless suffering to the populations Sabina Castelfranco CBS News Rome A Christmas tree at DuPont circle celebrating teachers was visited yesterday by the president and First Lady They stopped by floriana restaurant to see the tree which features 40 photos of the First Lady who has taught at Northern Virginia community college The tree also includes the names of teachers at nearby Ross elementary and the names of about a 160 other teachers all of them contributed by the community Restaurant bar manager didto Sevilla This incredible to see people look on the tree and find names of relatives and their teachers and people that have changed their lives in the past I think it's absolutely the most rewarding experience ever The tree will be up through the beginning of January The Biden family is celebrating Christmas at The White House rather than in Wilmington Delaware as is their tradition yesterday the first couple visited patients at children's national hospital in Washington It's the first time a sitting president has visited that hospital during the holidays usually it's only visited by the First Lady Where you can see somebody waits for you kiss her once for me coming up on why do we stuff turkeys Oh by golly have a Holly jolly Christmas and this year 8 43 After two years of the pandemic where.
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"Pope Francis plans to visit the impoverished Roma community in Slovakia. Pope Francis will pay a visit to a neighborhood in Slovakia. Most Slovak's would not even think about going, which until recently, even the police would avoid after dark. Francis will make the visit to the Roma community, a highlight of his pilgrimage to the heart of Europe. He'll be the first pontiff to meet the country's most socially excluded minority group. Most lack basic, such as running water, gas or electricity. Priests in the community say the pope's arrival is a chance to restart relations between the Roma and the rest of the population. Francis arrives in Slovakia after a brief stay in Hungary on Sunday. I'm Walter Ratliff. Some GOP governors are resisting President Biden's call for new federal vaccine requirements he hopes will contain a coronavirus search. The requirements could impact some 100 million Americans from the private sector to the federal government. Republicans say the president's overreaching and some are threatening legal action. He says, have added, We're playing for real here. This isn't a gang visiting Washington Middle school. The president says he's disappointed that some GOP governors are being cavalier with both the health of kids and their communities. Saga or Megane. Washington President Biden has a message for Republican governors who are resisting his new federal vaccination requirements. Some GOP leaders say the president's overreaching and are threatening legal action and special legislative sessions have added, Speaking at the Washington Middle School, the president says it's disappointing, particularly some of Republican governors. Have been so cavalier with the health of these kids..
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"Pope Francis plans to visit the impoverished Roma community in Slovakia. Pope Francis will pay a visit to a neighborhood in Slovakia. Most Slovak's would not even think about going, which until recently, even the police would avoid after dark. Francis will make the visit to the Roma community, a highlight of his pilgrimage to the heart of Europe. He'll be the first pontiff to meet the country's most socially excluded minority group. Most lack basic, such as running water, gas or electricity. Priests in the community said the pope's arrival is a chance to restart relations between the Roma and the rest of the population. Francis arrives in Slovakia after a brief stay in Hungary on Sunday. I'm Walter Ratliff. Some GOP governors are resisting President Biden's call for new federal vaccine requirements he hopes will contain a coronavirus search. The requirements could impact some 100 million Americans from the private sector to the federal government. Republicans say the president's overreaching and some are threatening legal action. He says, have added, We're playing for real here. This isn't a gang visiting Washington Middle school. The president says he's disappointed that some GOP governors are being cavalier with both the health of kids and their communities. Saga or Megane. Washington President Biden has a message for Republican governors who are resisting his new federal vaccination requirements. Some GOP leaders say the president's overreaching and are threatening legal action and special legislative sessions have added, Speaking at the Washington Middle School, the president says it's disappointing, particularly some of Republican governors. Have been so cavalier with the health of these kids..
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"Pope Francis plans to visit the impoverished Roma community in Slovakia. Pope Francis will pay a visit to a neighborhood in Slovakia. Most Slovak's would not even think about going, which until recently, even the police would avoid after dark. Francis will make the visit to the Roma community, a highlight of his pilgrimage to the heart of Europe. He'll be the first pontiff to meet the country's most socially excluded minority group. Most lack basic, such as running water, gas or electricity. Priests in the community say the pope's arrival is a chance to restart relations between the Roma and the rest of the population. Francis arrives in Slovakia after a brief stay in Hungary on Sunday. I'm Walter Ratliff. Some GOP governors are resisting President Biden's call for new federal vaccine requirements he hopes will contain a coronavirus search. The requirements could impact some 100 million Americans from the private sector to the federal government. Republicans say the president's overreaching and some are threatening legal action. He says, have added, We're playing for real here. This isn't a gang visiting a Washington middle school. The president says he's disappointed that some GOP governors are being cavalier with both the health of kids and their communities. Saga or Megane. Washington President Biden has a message for Republican governors who are resisting his new federal vaccination requirements. Some GOP leaders say the president's overreaching and are threatening legal action and special legislative sessions have added, Speaking at the Washington Middle School, the president says it's disappointing, particularly some of Republican governors. Have been so cavalier with the health of these kids. So cavalier..
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"Soon pope francis is still recovering from surgery but back at the vatican. Is he out of danger. The national catholic register to ed penton reports from rome. Anti-communist protests break out in cuba as an international religious freedom conferences held in washington. Dc former secretary of state. Mike pompeo is here with analysis later. The number of americans who have disavowed religious affiliation is rising. What will that mean for the future author of the new book. The nuns ryan burge will explain. Finally we'll talk about ethical investing in the bread of war capitalism with ceo and co founder of second vote advisors financial expert. Dan grant the world over begins right now now. Raymond arroyo warm welcome to all.
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"That father reese feels is in short supply in the church today. Yes exactly and and the pope has appointed many of these prelates to to these positions who do follow those sort of Reformist positions and that that certainly is the case. with the with cardinal holler. He's he's also supportive expressed the sutton sympathy towards ending will ending the man celibacy mandate for for priests but at least openness to that as well And and Other things very much. Some consistent with pope francis but this is a very important position that he's that he's being appointed to because the general related of the senate tends to be basically the one who runs the senate very quite influential. Cardinal cloudier whom is ryan ran. This the amazon's senate in two thousand nineteen and was really Everything went according to his wishes at least in the run-up to it during although not in the final document so So they do have quite a lot of influence and they're also seem to seem to be stepping stones to the papacy in cases cardinal. Wate were karate. Were and cardinal. Joseph ratzinger both being general related to and of course they became a jumbled a second than bennett and so there is so there is that in that that could be a sign that he could be. Also papa in the future before we run out of time It was thought that the pope's document on some more on pacifica m- that that would touch on the traditional latin mass might be released this week. you'll remember. It was pope benedict just to remind the audience who liberated that old mass allowing any priest. Say it at any time with no permission at all needed from the local ordinary. This new document by pope francis could change that. Are you hearing. that's in the offing it. Yes i mean there's talk about it possibly coming out tomorrow and friday with that's not being confirmed but it does seem to be imminent What i'm hearing is in its third draft and that that it's third draft also says that it could be included the fact that does in clergy might have to get permission from the bishop all the holy see in order to celebrate the traditional latin mass. Which of course would be quite a difference to the to what was in some more which has been the which said that if you if a staple late group wants it to have the mass. They just need to ask priest and the bishop would have to comply basically where you're talking about. Here's a return to the inbuilt mass. Which was any priests that wanted to celebrate the old latin right. The roman rite had to get permission from his local ordinary. We may be returning to that situation. It could well. Yes and as i said that would be ready cutting back. What's more important. It had been advocating on a stressed and that was the key part of that which was very much liberal liberalizing. The the traditional added mass. Yeah and i'm puzzled before i let you go. Why why even poke this bear if you will. You know there are traditionalist. There are a lot of young people who've gravitated to the old mass. A lot of young priests who are learning both rights and benedict's vision..
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"Ed pope francis has now appointed the lion's share of the college of cardinals who will vote to elect the next pope. You've written a book about this so considering the glacial pace of the vatican changes have been pretty fast and furious. What is trying to say between the lines here. Well i think he feels that the general culture and the vatican and in the hierarchy generally has not changed that. It's still very much. The hierarchy is still very much of benedict john. Paul the second in terms of their approach to to the judge and the governance the church instead they feel and also undocumented cases and so they feel that he fails and others like him feel that the pace doesn't mean fast enough and in fact he says does he say that taty made a dent in that What it calls the clerical establishment now others would beg to different feel that The has been quite a dent and and that has been quite serious changes also within the hierarchy as you say. The pope has appointed The the majority in the college of cardinals So so his successor will be elected by them and they will certainly be sympathetic to to him and suddenly dicey position is called to him. We'll we'll probably vote. According to his wishes and we know kind of vaguely how the pope his sutton favorites within the college but with the conclave is always a surprise. Then you just do not know Who they got for on the day. Certainly if it's a few is off yet coudl be. Do you get the feeling. This is an opening salvo to lobby for the kind of man that who is obviously. A progressive believe is needed to succeed. Francis is that what this is jockeying for position in the next conclave. Before it's even begun. I think that's possible. Yes i think there is. There's always that before conclave. And suddenly when the pope gets ill there's some sort of medical issue then this discussion always stop. And there's always a sort of guessing game of of who could be the next pope. And and as you say a certain jockeying for position that does seem to have started in in a certain way as as that article showed but also there are other examples to also that sandra magister referred to an article on his in his column. This week Regarding to books have been written which he's he believes also point to To the next conclave. Even though they don't talk about it he said that the very much That signal that giving in these two books one written by andrea riccardi. Who's the founder of the studio community and very close to pope francis. Now well my take is personally just watching this and reading many of the things you. You're referencing there. My take is. This is all premature. The pope himself. Pope francis thought he was going to have a four five year pontificate. I know a number of cardinals who had the same idea when they elected him. But he's beating the clock and the odds here. I mean you have to say that. Yes no i agree and and he seems to be still full of energy and still able to To continue these reforms that he started. So i think it is. I agree with you. i think it is rather premature. I think there's plenty more to come..
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"The winter. He says he and his wife wondered if their health risks like being diabetic might make vaccination a risk to We didn't know how effective it was going to be if it was going to make our conditions that we had worse. So we just kind of did some research at first, and then we was discussing it with the doctor here. She told me that she had been vaccinated herself. The cruise has finally got their shots last week. But in their county and many across the south, roughly 70% of the population remains unvaccinated. It could take a year for some southern states to reach the president's goal for NPR news. I'm Blake Farmer in Nashville. International software provider. Casillas says it's working with the FBI after it was hit by a cyber attack that it confirmed yesterday. Hundreds of businesses worldwide were potentially affected. Cybersecurity expert Michael D. Caesar says it's no accident that Casale was targeted. So in this work from home environment, one of the products that's probably accessing companies the most frequently is Kasai A because the people are at home trying to log into their system. So just understand the bad actors didn't pick this randomly. They pick something that would be kind of the most active in a work from home environment. This is NPR. In the Mediterranean island nation of Cyprus. A large wildfire is raging for a second day for people were found dead. Today, Dozens of homes are gutted and tracts of forest have burned down. Several countries have sent firefighting aircraft to help battle the blaze, which one official their calls the worst on record. Aid agencies working in Africa are distributing a new strawberry flavored tablet. Two Children living with HIV in six African countries. Currently half of the world's 1.8 million Children who have the virus that causes AIDS are getting treatment. BBC's Will Ross reports The new medicine is aimed at shrinking the gap. The global health Agency unit aide says 100,000 packs of the anti retroviral drugs will be given to Children with HIV in Nigeria, Malawi, Uganda, Kenya, Zimbabwe and Ben in health experts are confident that a strawberry flavored pediatric medicine will make a difference. Firstly, Children will no longer need to break up pills meant for adults and risk getting the wrong dose and also will be easier to swallow than the normal bitter tasting drugs. Another challenge is the cost. But recent deals with generic manufacturers have seen a child's treatment fall significantly from almost $500 a year to around $120. The BBC's Will Ross The Vatican says Pope Francis was admitted to a hospital in Rome today for a scheduled surgery. Doctors are operating on him for an intestinal restriction. I'm Barbara Klein. NPR news. Support for NPR comes from.
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"All right, follow up some things that we were talking about a relief today. I would say in the first hour of the show today, didn't we had a lot of very interesting educational information in the show. Today. It's been pretty much downhill since then. But and quite often head can happen. Yeah, but one of the things when you were reporting you do some covered 19 stories I'd mentioned That Pope Francis is waiting his turn to get his covert 19 vaccinates. Right? And I said, you think You know you're the pope. Yeah. You have move right to the front of the line. If you want to. He doesn't want to. He wants the weight is through. On. I think that's why so many people like you. Me is such a man of the people. He, uh you know, it's humble that way. It doesn't see himself as being above anybody. So you know that story with that, But here's Here's the rest of the story. Aziz we've learned Pope Francis on. Lee has one lung. Yes, he had some surgery to remove a long he had a problem when he was a younger man when he's a teenager, it right infection because they didn't have the antibiotic treatments that are Commonly used today, and he had to have a long removed. You would think that a person who is what we say 84 84 right with one lung might go to go to the front of the line anyway, whether you're pope or not when you're putting down your occupation on the on the application I am a head of state name Pope Francis occupation Pope. You think that he go right in front of the line just because of his medical conditions..