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debraved way, steeling the innocence of five of their beloved daughters. all while acting like a man of god. it was early 1980 when father gus packed up and left his parish in new jersey and headed to a new church in pennsylvania. the fortney family welcomed the new priest into their home. he came for dinners. gave the kids gifts. took the children to the rectory and helped them count the sunday collections. the sisters say he began to groom them under the guise of education. the family said the abuse began to happen in the rectory, in their home, on family trips. everywhere they went together. for patty it started when he was 13. continued until she was 15. laura was 10 years old and it
two points a few seventy years after the founding of the state of the visions for the future could hardly be different. well ahead of the summer zonker world cup fever has announced that decisions by video referee assistant known as b a r will be shown on stadium big screens at the world cup when all the referees themselves have had their say on the use of this new technology. the video assistant referee system is the biggest change in football in decades but it's fair to say it's had its thieving problems. minds were given a penalty after the half time whistle and monday's bonus they get clashed with a furious freiburg when the rectory was alerted to act and won't the decision was correct but features read the ring chief says technology channel put a stop to all controversies i doubt many to predation so something could be cleared
investigators say they tracked grazioli's cell phone to a nearby cathedral, where they found his white mercedes suv and grazioli inside the rectory. >> he confessed to, you know, killing his wife. >> reporter: the priest, father michael polinek, calling 911. police locking down the church. >> we were a little shaken, you know, any time anything goes on lockdown, you get a little shaken up. >> reporter: police bringing grazioli out in handcuffs, thankful for the way the priest handled the situation. >> he was heroic, and he kept his composure and i guess he did a very good job from our perspective, and i'm sure he did a good job from the perspective of the man upstairs, too. >> reporter: under roman catholic law, priests are forbidden from contacting authorities about confessions, but the priest felt this wasn't a full sackmental confession and okay to tell police. david? >> eva, thank you. when we come back tonight, the search and rescue at this hour after a navy jet crashes during training.
has been brandenburg minister for science research and cultural affairs since two thousand and sixteen. a doctor and a social democrat she's been involved in educational and cultural policy since one thousand nine hundred eight. and. she's also a catholic and is well equipped to negotiate with the monks this is what i'm told. and what i say groovy because if. the talks take place in the rectory there are many issues to be resolved before the monks confound the noid sela priory. by church law it will be subordinate to the abbot of highly can quite but it will be economically independent so it'll have to generate income it's not even clear yet where the monks will live and crucially how they'll be able to use the cloister section of the complex.
locals. are sharing didn't you will you be staying here forever but not forever maybe add more sam until we die it's high time we have a place to pray and the rest will follow yeah it's only live in the rectory. yes on the first floor but not yet because it's still being renovated and that's for now long term we hope the lord will cast his net and more will heed the call and the community will grow that's my greatest wish wish that was some wash away the. morning. the four monks hold their first prayer of the day at five am the church is then open to everyone. this latin prayer dates back centuries.
the four monks have found temporary living quarters in the catholic rectory. but to be fully functioning the monastery will need at least eight monks along with guest rooms and work areas and this house would be too small. one alternative is a building that until two hundred years ago house the administration. is the foundation offered us eighty percent of the building but eighty percent means that twenty percent of it will be occupied by other. holes in this case it would be residential parts of the boarding school. we decided against that because we see some potential conflict between the life style of the monks and the life of a boarding school. i want to believe my this in time outs.
the. members of the local parish have prepared a sunday reception in the rectory. father aloysius will be in charge of the monks household he's twenty seven years old and was born in bavaria in southern germany. and his. father fil a mon is thirty seven and from the swabian region of germany. he'll be teaching the religion classes at the elementary school. forty year old father killian is from the german state of hessen he studied it via green a university in the city of frankfurt under order not far from. the leader of the small group the prior to b. is fifty two year old father simeon. originally from germany's rhineland he
thousand and sixteen a doctor and a social democrat she's been involved in educational and cultural policy since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. she is also a catholic and is well equipped to negotiate with the monks this is. the talks take place in the rectory there are many issues to be resolved before the monks confound the nortel or priory. by church law it will be subordinate to the abbot of highly can quite but it will be economically independent so it'll have to generate income it's not even clear yet where the monks will live and crucially how they'll be able to use the cloister section of the complex. originally the church had direct access to the cloister but the door was bricked up during the baroque reconstruction. the cloister was the main common room in the
maybe add more to him until we die. and we have a place to pray and the rest will follow yeah that's the only live in the rectory. yes on the first floor but not yet because it's still being renovated and that's for now long term we hope the lord will cost his that and more will heed the call and the community will grow that's my greatest wish that was. of. honoring. the four monks hold their first prayer of the day at five am the church is then open to everyone. this latin prayer dates back centuries. and if the monks fulfill their mission it may also be heard a noise centuries from now.
monastery today it's part of a museum with a visitor information center. here where cistercian monks once strolled through the noise cellar coaster today the monks from austria can learn something about their new home. in the tourist brochure it says. a bohemian oasis in brandenburg more than seven hundred twenty five years ago henry the illustrious margrave of mice and endowed the cistercians with a monastery in north cellar today it's the only completely preserved cistercian abbey in brandenburg and the largest baroque monument in northeastern germany. the four monks have found temporary living quarters in the catholic rectory but to