All right, all right, were back. The horrible past is the horrible past. What matters now is the possibility of a better future. So much will depend on how much the Catholic Church for lack of a better word atones. Catholic cardinals are rushing to Pope Benedicts defense. Their main target, the New York Times. Jon what . Youre upset about the whole people finding out thing . laughter the coverage of the. Excuse me chuck, im being visited by the demons again. Do we have any. Oh, now the otter is playing with the kit kitten. Oh, oh. And theyre both eating some other animal they killed. All right. All right. Lets just. Its easy to get caught up in recriminations. Lets not sight of who the real victim is. I received in these days a letter from a jewish friend, he wrote i am following with disgust the attack against the church, the use of stereotypes the transferring of the responsibility and personal fault to the collective one remind me of the most shameful aspects of antisemitism. Jon le
And a california politician facing charges in a story we broke on Al Jazeera America. Plus a fishing frenzy. The industry is suffering in many parts of the world after supplies are depleted. Now a live look inside st. Peters basilica where pope francis is elevating his first class of bishops into the college of cardinals. Good morning to you. Welcome to Al Jazeera America. Im Morgan Radford live from new york city. Ukraines opposition says president Viktor Yanukovych fled the capital. A top aid to the beleaguered president says hes not going anywhere. Ukraines patient is meeting to discuss the crisis. The opposition wants early elections organised for may. Despite a deal for political transition, protesters are out in full force, demanding that Viktor Yanukovych resign immediately. Al jazeeras Nick Schifrin spoke with some protesters about why they wont back down. For exactly three months they filled the square, witnessing two resolutions, hoping for a third. They appealed for support.
Cardinal Kurt Koch, president of the Dicastery for Promoting Christian Unity, speaks with EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief Andreas Thonhauser on Jan. 18, 2024. / Credit: EWTN
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