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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
performance. >> the average poll is 45%. >> job performance is a little higher and the bottom line is he's doing things. you can dispute whether he's doing them flawlessly or carrying it off well but he's gotten a lot of things done. >> name the top three. >> well, first off, he did move forward on several executive orders on the environment which i think are very important. >> repealing regulations. >> he's repealing regulations. a bunch of cras that are important to get this economy going. they've sent strong signals they're serious about removing the rectory burden the previous administration put forward. they haven't gotten attention but they're important things. >> to be fair on one of his signature issues even republican s who support a travel ban saying the execution was flawed.
attacks that have happened. >> yes. anna mentioned, that tenderness goes together with that decision of not being afraid. we're going to offer the love and the tenderness of god that he showed us by coming to us in the form of a baby. who is afraid of a baby? nobody is afraid of a baby. that's the most beautiful -- what happened to me last night coming out -- or this morning coming out of midnight mass, there was a couple who had a little baby. for whatever reason, the baby wanted to come to me, because because of the vestige and the baby would not go back to their parents. everybody came out of mass, i greeted everybody with the baby. the mother came and pushed away. you can't live in the rectory. nobody is afraid of a baby. >> is there a way you would treat your message differently than the pope since it's more u.s.-senn trick. we feel like america has fallen
outside the benghazi committee room today we got almost unbelievable news from st. louis. st. louis, missouri. that there's been yet another church set on fire in the st. louis area. again. this happened right after a community vigil and a prayer service in support of the six st. louis area churches that have already been hit with arson attacks in the last couple of weeks. but last night after that service church number 7 got hit. it happened at the shrine of st. joseph. now, like all the other recent attacks there it appears to have been a fire set at the doors of the church, in this case the rectory. luckily, it didn't spread into the church beyond that. but there's an interesting point about this new one. the other six fires at st. louis-area churches over the last couple of weeks have all happened at churches with predominantly african-american congregations. but this new one, this place that was hit last night, their
almost unbelievable news from st. louis. st. louis, missouri. that there's been yet another church set on fire in the st. louis area. again. this happened right after a community vigil and a prayer service in support of the six st. louis area churches that have already been hit with arson attacks in the last couple of weeks. but last night after that service church number 7 got hit. it happened at the shrine of st. joseph. now, like all the other recent attacks there it appears to have been a fire set at the doors of the church, in this case the rectory. luckily, it didn't spread into the church beyond that. but there's an interesting point about this new one. the other six fires at st. louis-area churches over the last couple of weeks have all happened at churches with
joseph. now, like all the other recent attacks there it appears to have been a fire set at the doors of the church, in this case the rectory. luckily, it didn't spread into the church beyond that. but there's an interesting point about this new one. the other six fires but this new one at the shrine of st. joseph's, this place that was hit last night, their worshippers are predominantly white. now, federal investigators are on the case. there's a $9 now reward being offered for information that leads to the arrest of anyone involved in this string of fires. but now there's no longer six churches, it's seven. and in addition to that worrying news out of st. louis, we also got disturbing news tonight from claremont, new hampshire. police say someone in claremont, new hampshire, broke into a planned parenthood clinic in that town early this morning and basically just trashed the place. they used a hatchet to destroy computers and phones and medical equipment, even the plumbing fixtures. the resulting damage from