I genuinely wonder if people ever get tired of their obsession with pressuring the Church to drop its teachings, to change, to conform to the modern world. It's like... no one is forcing you to be Catholic. Why be so insistent on remaking the Church in your own image? That's an evil intention.
Why not? Why shouldn't people question what they see as problematic with the Church given that the collective Church itself has no issues giving its opinions on what it sees as problems with the secularised, modern world? Is it evil only when others do it?
@@Catholicscontinue Speaking as someone who grew up Southern Baptist, I admittedly have little exposure to or understanding of Catholicism. I don't mean to disrespect you or your faith, but I have to ask... You said, "we follow what God wants not what men want. God established the sacraments and the commandments. That will not change. Ever." But actually, we've seen many changes to the Gospel and changes to church doctrine (yours and mine) over the centuries haven't we? Just for example, no one really thinks the King James version of the Bible is heretical, just because it differs slightly from other versions of the Bible. "Version" necessarily stipulates "changes." And that's with the Word itself. So when you talk with certainty about the unchanging nature of the sacraments and the commandments, it seems to be without an acknowledgment of history and of how change has already touched your faith and mine in the nearly two thousand years since Christ died for our sins. The commandments in particular had to be transcribed from God's voice to a man's language, onto tablets. But the original text of the tablets have since been repeated and copied over generations in many languages. They have been studied by linguists who try to translate earlier or later copies of the commandments. The version of the commandments we read in Bibles today are the end result of countless filters, translations, and conclaves negotiating their current (possibly final) form. I'm not saying God was not always guiding this process, always giving divine clarity to the men who oversaw the journey of the commandments to our most recent version of them. But I guess I am saying for us to dismiss the fallibility of human beings and their role in bringing us the commandments as we know them today seems arrogant and haughty--human frailties that any version of Christianity understands to be perilous and ungodly.
@@joelsommerswe have seen changes to the Bible as well because of literal, moral, allegorical, and analogical interpretations. More than 700 different languages too. How can people know any of that is correct??? The word of God doesn’t change? Yeah, only if you don’t use your brain.
@ I just like more high church beauty and tradition. I read some of the church fathers too and was watching catholic apologetics. And I realized what a lot of Protestants say about Catholicism is either not true or an over exaggeration. But overall, I just like it more. Nothing wrong with being Protestant ofc.
@CatholicGunGuy And I have used many hours commenting both before (to short clips) and until now, when I posted my definitive comment on this full video. 😇
Lord, make me an instrument of your peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is injury, pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is despair, hope; where there is darkness, light; and where there is sadness, joy. O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console; to be understood as to understand; to be loved as to love. For it is in giving that we receive; it is in pardoning that we are pardoned; and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life.
❤Women are crucial to the Catholic Church. Great mothers, nurture the family, are open to the gift of life, and showing their children their Love of Jesus, and catechize their children, sharing their love for the Catholic faith. Mothers also teach their children how to feel, clothe, and respect everyone. This is such an important role !
Do you think they are just hiding those public records for the fun of it you are suffering because of most of the things they have in that library but you can't miss what you never knew the stories in the Bible are a good thing and I would assume this man is a good man but overall you have to study what is religion really for and why was it really created what's the difference in the term really elsewise you will merely receive textbooks elementary information as opposed to college level 🤓
@@toolguyslayer1”It” is a Church, Jesus Christ called dit “My Church”. He started “it” in 33AD. He used men, mere humans like you and me. Even while He walked the earth with a few of us one of them from within those who knew Him personally betrayed Him. That is 1/12 corrupt from His own ranks. Somehow we want to remember only the bad. 11 and soon a new 12th, went on to do great things. Let us learn to see those too.
I hope Pope Francis inspires you to see the goodness still left within Catholicism and Christianity as a whole. Perhaps this is God’s way of reminding you that his doors will always remain open.
I’m not Catholic, but I love Pope Francis! This is a wonderful interview. I’m so glad to see and hear what he thinks about a lot of the issues. I love his smile and his views on giving the children a better place! They are our future! Thank-you, CBS and Pope Francis! God Bless You!
I have been Catholic my whole life. I was always raised to think for myself and to love thy neighbor. Over the years, I lost my faith in Catholicism, until Pope Francis came along. To me, he cares more about God than power. He's a great simple man and a refreshing change that Catholicism needed and needs. His leadership has brought me back to Catholicism a bit (still unsure about it... but dipping my feet in)
@@nightf0x1987 The Holy Spirit would never guide anyone to talk about and to people the way he does. No one guided by the Holy Spirit would abuse and misuse women, including his own wife, the way he has. The Holy Spirit would not guide him in hate filled speech against immigrants, or take the side of white nationalists who are clearly racists, or in inducing a riot where people were seriously injured and killed because he didn't get re-elected. I know all of us would like an upstanding president who is truly guided by the Holy Spirit, but in that longing do not let yourself be deceived.
“the church is for everybody, especially for the privilege. do you know are the privilege?” - “the sinners, we the sinners!” - how beautiful it is to know there is always the place of refuge for us sinners. what a privilege to be a Catholic!
What a privilege to be a Christian. What a privilege it is to still have the bible. What a privilege it is to have heaven as our home to look forward to. Jesus is all we need. We follow, worship and obey him and him only. He is the way, the truth, and the life!
@TammyHicks-wd8yn If you keep reading that same verse..." 25When his disciples heard it, they were exceedingly amazed, saying, Who then can be saved? 26But Jesus beheld them, and said unto them, With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible." He is saying it's impossible for man to go to heaven on his own, but it is possible with God.
@@robycuriel2431 In fact there have been rich people who sold everything they had and gave it to the poor in order to be saved. All things are possible to God.
"All religions are paths to reach God" said Pope Francis. "They are, to make a comparison, like different languages, different dialects, to get there. But God is God for everyone" Thank you, Pope Francis, for this truly Catholic, truly universal, language of love.
Not all religion are path to reach God. Jesus is the way the truth and the life. God the father has a son which is Jesus, other religion they don’t believe Jesus is God. Jesus said no one comes to the Father except through me". John 14:6
Excellent interview and report! Congratulations to Norah and all the crew in this special program. As a catholic, I feel very humble to see this kind of report. Thank you very much. Regards from Venezuela 👏
Damn this journalist went on an activist mission not on a interview mission... so many intended misinterpretations and misquotations I could number a few: 1st : The Pope didnt say " Who am I to judge in term of homosexual activity and relationships" there is a context , in which he said if "someone who happens to be homosexual confesses, repents, wants to live in the faith and is redeemed from sin , who am I to judge?!" which is accoding to Church doctrine and the media purposefully edited and missed out and widespread; 2nd: "The Pope didnt wlecome on a gala lunch transexuals alone: " he received homeless people, prostitutes and everyone and between that lives in the margins of society in whcih a few transsexuals were included in the group" stop pretendind this was a dedicated theme lunch , it was a mercifull and welcoming lunch to everyone 3rd :"stop keeping purposefully misinforming people on regard of fidducia suplicans , like the Pope said" he didnt allow blessings to same sex unions, if only you reporters dared to read the document, do your job and informed people instead of being activists of the progressive agenda you woulndt have been embarrased yourselves... 4th : "the Pope has always been clear about women not being ordained deacons or priests" this isn´t protestantism , this is the Catholic Church that is faithfull to its apostolic doctrine Regarding emigration doesn´t this journalist know the difference between refugees and migrants (legal or illegal) someone fleeing persecution is a refugee , the world sees this being diluted time and time again and are aware you are following and agenda Its funny that i saw many clips that you purposefully left out... such is the embarrassment of wanna be journalists
Frances did say, "let them come to Church and we will figure it out". The faith of this man is amazing. His heart is HUGE wanting to help save souls. Ugh! I've never listen to what people say, but I should always listen from the source. You will find more than you're looking for. With Frances, He has shown me how to let Jesus breakdown my walls. I love this man.
My understanding is that The Church only agreed to do this interview if it had both input into the translation and the editing of the content as well as final say over the ultimate publication of the interview. The Church also required the questions to be submitted in advance of the meeting and (according to CBS) even returned edits to the phrasing of some of the questions to be more respectful or less confrontational. BTW, I think The Church was both justified and smart to impose these terms. The media has an anti-religious bias and it would be chronically self-destructive for The Church not to require its oversight and approval in exchange for access Pope Francis.
Her job is literally to ask the questions the public would ask, misinterpreations included, so that he could clarify things that the people themselves misunderstood. She did a great job.
28:39 Nobody ever asks why Napoleon is buried in France🇫🇷 or George Washington in the USA 🇺🇸 Similarly, it's obvious why remains of the apostles rest in Catholic churches 🇻🇦
@@DUZCO10 Can you just tell me what you mean? Napoleon was buried in France because he was French. Why are the apostles buried in Catholic Churches? Because that is where the Roman empire killed them and then took over the Religion and it's sites.
@lukemurray4950 id be careful with that claim. Constantine legalized Christianity in the early 4th century (Edict of Milan). And we did not have a new testament compiled until the late 4th century so how do you know the 27 books selected are correct if the church was corrupted in early 4th century if not earlier?
Honestly, as a Catholic, I've NEVER met a woman or a little girl who wanted to be a diaconess so I really think this question was just to seem progressive. So happy the Pope answered so clearly.
Just because you haven't met any girl wishing to be ordained doesn't mean they don't exist, I certainly have. And they were truly gutted when some parishes didn't even allow them to serve during mass as they deemed girls and women should get close to altar only while cleaning the church...
@@LadyNarcissaI’m also Catholic. Also have never meet any woman that wanted to be a Diacon or a priest. Regardless, I disagree with your statement. The people that usually have that criticism towards the church are not even practicing Catholics. We don’t need to change transition just because it’s the “trendy” thing to do. Woman are still powerful in the church. There’s so many influential nuns and saints that have made difference in the Catholic Church. And the person that cleans my church has always been a man lol
Thank you so much Nora O’Donnell, you’re amazing!!! You just did a great job for everyone around the world, both Catholics and non Catholics!!! Your extraordinary interview with Pope Francis, covered every subject of interest, and it was fun watching your interactions with the Pope !!! God bless all of us around the world, let there be peace and love among nations 🙏
@@MPFXTand regardless of that he knows where he has to draw the line in the sand in defense of the faith which is the very least we should expect from him.
@@Kashiwagi88 I expect, as I should, infallible doctrinal integrity from the Pope. Jorge Bergoglio does not provide that. I stand with the prominent theologians who have called for his resignation or deposition and numerous Cardinals & Bishops who, as members of the Magisterium, have public ally & righteously spoken up against the false & novel teachings of the Bergoglian papacy if that's what you want to call it. The doctrinal problems are not going to magically go away - they need to be addressed and formally corrected.
Pope francis simplifies everything. Amidst all the imperfections of the church pope francis gives us a sense of hope when he always talks about peace, inclusivity and mercy. He is simple, like a father in a family who considers his children regardless of its error. Long live pope! thank you ❤
He is THE Christian model for our day and im glad the world have witnessed his accepting, non-judgemental Christian attitude. More of us need to imitate that. He has a lovely genuine smile from the heart. Long live Holy Father Pope Francis.
Ooh may I recommend reading some of the encyclicals that Pope Francis has written over the years? I would recommend “Fratelli Tutti” which like all his other works is completely free to access on the Vatican’s website (translated of course). It’s a short but valuable book that can change the way you look at people and how you interact with them.
You can learn more of the vast teachings of the church. And be able to partake in the holy communion with God in the form of the bread and wine that about a billions of people that never had or thought of.
@matheuscaneta1194 8 But you, do not be called 'Rabbi'; for One is your Teacher, the Christ, and you are all brethren. 9 Do not call anyone on earth your father; for One is your Father, He who is in heaven. 10 And do not be called teachers; for One is your Teacher, the Christ.
43:07 Everyone who truly repents from their sin. God loves sinners but not sin. Christ came to forgive our sins and always said "leave and sin no more"
I felt so glad for this talk from the Pope because Im raised in other religions and now I’m in a way to get baptized in Catholic Church it’s was so precious thing that I’ve heard ever.
It's unfortunate that Francis is not being directly translated nor is an unedited version of the interview being released. This interview is Pope Francis according to CBS news.
Kind of... they did pretty well. He provided very PR-friendly responses, frankly. *edit* I take it back about the translation! It was inaccurate. It's one thing if media is only translating language, but they needed someone to translate language *and* doctrine. Better that the translator provided a direct translation manuscript and let people research doctrinal parts.
Would you expect anything else. Interviewer is nauseating, she obviously would like to re write the word of God according to her own distorted and false idea of what Catholicism is, and is making no secret of the fact.
It was good to see Norah sit down with the Pope and respectfully ask him about questions of concern in the Church and the world. I laud Norah and CBS for this presentation.
Praise the Lord God our Father. Lord show us your mercy and heal our ailments. Protect us against Corona Virus Pandemic. For our family and near and dear ones. For our spiritual and temporal wants. For the Pope bishops priests religious and all Catholics of the world. Thanksgiving for favours received. Thank you Jesus thank you Holy Father
Thank you pope Francis for your tremendus message that comes from our Lord ❤ and to CBS for this documental our Lord blessing you, Norah is beatiful see that you continue with your catholic mom’s teaching this is a kind of evangelization, All, All, All ( todos, todos, todos) we are praying for you dear pope Francis!🙏🥰
My prayers for Pope Fancisco 🙏🏻 What ever people said about Catholic Church I love my religion, My faith, the love to Virgin Mary. God Bless all humans on earth not matter nationality❤❤❤❤
We pray for the holiness and unity of the Catholic Church. May all our spiritual leaders be filled with and guided by the Holy Spirit! This is our family's staple prayer. When the world is becoming more and more transparent, we the Catholics should become happier to showcase our good activities. God bless our Holy Father with good health.
I love him so much. God bless him, keep him in health, and crown him with joy on that terrible day when we loose him. So many tears of joy shed listening to his gentle words. Makes me so so proud to be catholic in a way I seldom have before
Is there a place where we can see the whole, unedited, untranslated interview? This feels less "what the Pope said" and more "what CBS says the Pope said"
❤❤ Down to earth Conversations.Touching ground and root of the Here and Now Life of every beautiful creation of God. MAY WE BE ALL ONE AGAIN JUST AS WE ALL ARE CHILDREN OF ONE SO LOVING GOD OUR FATHER.❤❤❤
I love Pope Francis.. Forgive HIM for not pleasing every hearts. It is not easy for HIM AS POPE.. Leader of the CATHOLIC CHURCH.. I love this interviewed .. I know HIM better now.. AFTER ALL WE ALL ARE HUMAN BEING THAT MAKE MISTAKES AND BAD DECISIONS… , so does HIM.. NOT FREE OF SINS or MAKING BAD DECISIONS AS CHURCH LEADER.. SO DOES SAINT PETER.. I ONLY HOPE HE IS STRONG ENOUGH TO LEAD CATHOLIC CHURCH WITH THE LOVE AND BLESSINGS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT..
So impressive. Miss O’Donnell you are an incredible interviewer: edgy without being invasive, exploratory, inclusive. YOU and Pope Francis and CBS ALL BRING US SUCH HOPE FOR THE FUTURE! “Todos. Todos. TODOS.”
That was not the point! We know abuse is everywhere but usually if a person is caught they will get time in prison but there is a case when a single priest had over a thousand cases but never brought to justice.
@@mwvmenwithvoices9758tp be fair there are lots of cases where politicians and billionaires are proved abusers but less than 10% of them are punished!!.. speak on that
Thank you for bringing the Pope to our living rooms. It was a wonderful refresher to keep an open heart and see the good in people. I pray that Pope Francis will find his way to the UN to share his kindness and wisdom to the world. Thank you again my heart feels enlighten.
I’m 82 with 12 yrs Catholic education. It’s heartbreaking the new OWR is and interfaith organization accepting political policies. Too many Catholic’s don’t know/care about church teachings. .
If that's what you identify him as, but what if he identifies himself as a snowflake. You should respect his self-identity as a snowflake, just as the woke Jesuit educated interviewer is a snowflake.
True Facts: Amoris Laetitia contradicts the mandate of Jesus & 2,000 years of perennial Magisterial teaching that forbids divorce & re-marriage. The end result is for adulterous couples committing sacrilege. Fiducia Supplicans condones the blessing of same-sex couples - what Cardinal Muëller rightfully calls"blasphemous". Abhu Dhabi heretically states that "God wills a plurality of religions". The list goes on & on. Does Bergoglio hate people who are in adulterous relationships and people who have same-sex attractions and people who follow false religions? He must not care about these people who are in a state of mortal sin and being led to hell. JESUS, St Paul & the Church are crystal clear about confronting and fighting against false doctrine that will inevitably come.
As a Catholic born in the 1950's we grew up with the depth of Catholic mysteries. Though we thought we we were modern and worldly here in the United States, truth is the world and other cultures were a mystery. Love the media or hate the media, the miracle of the media is how much it has opened our eyes to the world and other cultures. There is much of an information overload in our minds. Meanwhile the deepest mysteries of life are answered by an extreme right in the church that offers little new or a left that appears to ignore them.
@@MPFXT Remember we've had several popes in our lifetimes. He is more like Pope John XXIII, who was from a poor family and had a heart for the poor. Followed by Paul VI and JP II, the hardliners on theology and anti-marxists etc. Pope Francis actually had the background in science and knows how it drives capitalism plus the science-religion debate in the world. The Catholic Religion is diminishing because people won't accept religious mystery as an explanation, though the human neocortex is still a mystery.
@@nyworker I don't think he's the Pope - it's simply not possible given the Church's doctrines on papal infallibility. It takes time to sort out an antipope but the Church as ever will survive.
Although I am a Protestant Christian, I have always expressed respect for this Pope from the bottom of my heart, because he has indeed contributed his wisdom and strength to people around the world and let mankind know the love of God.
They want women to be girl bosses. Being religious is not about that, it's not about looking for a position of power, it's about being humble and humiliating yourself.
His "unwillingness" to bless women with holy orders, is biblical, it is not political. We understand that the world order does not understand this, but it does not have to, the world is in enmity with God; therefore, it will not understand. I do think that the Pope did a remarkable job of providing a straight and clear answer, "no," while not diminishing the great contributions of women to the Faith and the Church.
Norah done an amazing job with the utmost respect,humour and humility.His Holiness is an exceptional man who has brought me back to the church after spending too many years away from God and my faith.God bless all of you who read this and I hope and sincerely pray for everyone who may need my prayers during this troubled and uncertain time with senseless wars where the innocent suffer the most.
31:26 Listen to his advice #NorahOdonell. Guide your children to ETERNAL LIFE with God. Life on Earth is temporary. We must educate instead of indoctrinate our children.
@jerrypartine2973 • 1 min ago I just watched this interview on CBS and I could not believe how CBS cut the part when he said that to bless homosexual union goes against the given right, goes against the law of the church. Apparently CBS didn't like the answer of the pope and decided to delete his quote. Shame on CBS!
This gave me a deeper love of my Catholic roots.... knowing Spanish. It seems cbs did a really bad job at translating. Maybe it was done in purpose.would like to see the full interview un edited. VIVA CHRISTO REY
Virtually EVERY American news outlet has done a terrible job covering Pope Francis, even claiming he has said the opposite of what he actually said as proven by the actual text. Don't trust corporate media. Read the Vatican documents yourself on their website.
This was a spiritual interview and a watershed epiphany for Nora O'Donnell as a journalist and Catholic. No wonder she no longer wants to anchor but conduct more thought-provoking newsworthy interviews as a senior correspondent. Good luck, Nora.
I genuinely wonder if people ever get tired of their obsession with pressuring the Church to drop its teachings, to change, to conform to the modern world. It's like... no one is forcing you to be Catholic. Why be so insistent on remaking the Church in your own image? That's an evil intention.
There you have something to chew on...
Why not? Why shouldn't people question what they see as problematic with the Church given that the collective Church itself has no issues giving its opinions on what it sees as problems with the secularised, modern world? Is it evil only when others do it?
@@hishlev because we follow what God wants not what men want. God established the sacraments and the commandments. That will not change. Ever.
@@Catholicscontinue Speaking as someone who grew up Southern Baptist, I admittedly have little exposure to or understanding of Catholicism. I don't mean to disrespect you or your faith, but I have to ask...
You said, "we follow what God wants not what men want. God established the sacraments and the commandments. That will not change. Ever." But actually, we've seen many changes to the Gospel and changes to church doctrine (yours and mine) over the centuries haven't we?
Just for example, no one really thinks the King James version of the Bible is heretical, just because it differs slightly from other versions of the Bible. "Version" necessarily stipulates "changes." And that's with the Word itself.
So when you talk with certainty about the unchanging nature of the sacraments and the commandments, it seems to be without an acknowledgment of history and of how change has already touched your faith and mine in the nearly two thousand years since Christ died for our sins.
The commandments in particular had to be transcribed from God's voice to a man's language, onto tablets. But the original text of the tablets have since been repeated and copied over generations in many languages. They have been studied by linguists who try to translate earlier or later copies of the commandments.
The version of the commandments we read in Bibles today are the end result of countless filters, translations, and conclaves negotiating their current (possibly final) form. I'm not saying God was not always guiding this process, always giving divine clarity to the men who oversaw the journey of the commandments to our most recent version of them.
But I guess I am saying for us to dismiss the fallibility of human beings and their role in bringing us the commandments as we know them today seems arrogant and haughty--human frailties that any version of Christianity understands to be perilous and ungodly.
@@joelsommerswe have seen changes to the Bible as well because of literal, moral, allegorical, and analogical interpretations. More than 700 different languages too. How can people know any of that is correct??? The word of God doesn’t change? Yeah, only if you don’t use your brain.
A former Methodist. Proud to be Catholic! I am home with full communion with the Church.
So deluded, this is the Anti-Christ, the Son of Perdition.
@BabylonIsFallen77from your point of view, but she feels differently and that's okay
I am a Methodist converting to Catholicism in the process now! God bless! ✝️
@@trelow315 May i ask the reason for your conversion
@ I just like more high church beauty and tradition. I read some of the church fathers too and was watching catholic apologetics. And I realized what a lot of Protestants say about Catholicism is either not true or an over exaggeration. But overall, I just like it more. Nothing wrong with being Protestant ofc.
My favorite quote from this interview is “No”
to clarify, this was Pope Francis' response to the question of whether or not women can be clergy.
@CatholicGunGuy
And I have used many hours commenting both before (to short clips) and until now, when I posted my definitive comment on this full video. 😇
and still conservatives may call his answer to be ambiguous
@@chilenobarruciabecause it is
@@chilenobarruciait’s the first clear answer I’ve heard him given
@@vdsantos11 wao. You guys smoke some high level grass
Lord, make me an instrument of your peace.
Where there is hatred, let me sow love;
where there is injury, pardon;
where there is doubt, faith;
where there is despair, hope;
where there is darkness, light;
and where there is sadness, joy.
O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek
to be consoled as to console;
to be understood as to understand;
to be loved as to love.
For it is in giving that we receive;
it is in pardoning that we are pardoned;
and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life.
St. Francis,
Pray for us.
Amen
"make me a chanel of your peace" St. Francis
St. Anthony, hammer of heretics, pray for us!
Thank you for sharing this prayer.
It took a Catholic woman talking with a Catholic man to give us an insightful interview devoid of fingerprinting and acidity.
❤Women are crucial to the Catholic Church. Great mothers, nurture the family, are open to the gift of life, and showing their children their Love of Jesus, and catechize their children, sharing their love for the Catholic faith. Mothers also teach their children how to feel, clothe, and respect everyone. This is such an important role !
I am grateful that I am catholic.
thanks guys for the likes. Lets pray for others to come home
Do you think they are just hiding those public records for the fun of it you are suffering because of most of the things they have in that library but you can't miss what you never knew the stories in the Bible are a good thing and I would assume this man is a good man but overall you have to study what is religion really for and why was it really created what's the difference in the term really elsewise you will merely receive textbooks elementary information as opposed to college level 🤓
Me too. Being Catholic is a gift.
@@toolguyslayer1”It” is a Church, Jesus Christ called dit “My Church”. He started “it” in 33AD. He used men, mere humans like you and me. Even while He walked the earth with a few of us one of them from within those who knew Him personally betrayed Him. That is 1/12 corrupt from His own ranks. Somehow we want to remember only the bad. 11 and soon a new 12th, went on to do great things. Let us learn to see those too.
You should be more grateful that Jesus Christ died for you ,not your denomination
@@MrDoyle07 amen brother
As a long-alienated Catholic, reluctant to watch this video, I was amazed to find myself moved to tears by it. I am with Francis!
Same 🥹
I hope Pope Francis inspires you to see the goodness still left within Catholicism and Christianity as a whole. Perhaps this is God’s way of reminding you that his doors will always remain open.
Then you STILL have NOT repented of following the heresy and idolatry of the RCC church and you MUST repent. GOT QUESTIONS MINISTRY
@@ToxicPeaThat's BLASPHEMY
@@wildstar1978-qn5ut cringe
I’m not Catholic, but I love Pope Francis! This is a wonderful interview. I’m so glad to see and hear what he thinks about a lot of the issues. I love his smile and his views on giving the children a better place! They are our future! Thank-you, CBS and Pope Francis! God Bless You!
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Now go listen to what the black Pope has to say.
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@@patrikpass2962What do you mean about the Pope being black?
@@Anakandungibupertiwi Well, he is not called that because he is African.
I'm not religious, but I really like this Pope. He is kind, compassionate and intelligent.
I have been Catholic my whole life. I was always raised to think for myself and to love thy neighbor.
Over the years, I lost my faith in Catholicism, until Pope Francis came along. To me, he cares more about God than power. He's a great simple man and a refreshing change that Catholicism needed and needs. His leadership has brought me back to Catholicism a bit (still unsure about it... but dipping my feet in)
Just follow the Bible. You will find all you need to be complete with Jesus
-a Catholic
*every cult leader starts pulling out their sola scriptura free card and begin salivating*@@ελευθερία-ε2ο
My Father Almighty, I humbly ask to Please Heal the World. Bless and take care of our Church and our Pope, in Jesus name. AMEN
Amen!❤
Amen❤!
Amen❤❤
Amen❤❤❤
Amen 🙏🏼
He’s 87 and answers questions better than Biden or Trump.
Based on your comment, I can see you have never listened to Trump's speech. He's extremely eloquent and smart.
Trump is sharp as a tact.. Your bias is clear.
He is filled with, and guided by the Holy Spirit
@@nightf0x1987 The Holy Spirit would never guide anyone to talk about and to people the way he does. No one guided by the Holy Spirit would abuse and misuse women, including his own wife, the way he has. The Holy Spirit would not guide him in hate filled speech against immigrants, or take the side of white nationalists who are clearly racists, or in inducing a riot where people were seriously injured and killed because he didn't get re-elected. I know all of us would like an upstanding president who is truly guided by the Holy Spirit, but in that longing do not let yourself be deceived.
I am not sure he always does so. But this interview was pretty on the mark.
“the church is for everybody, especially for the privilege. do you know are the privilege?” - “the sinners, we the sinners!” - how beautiful it is to know there is always the place of refuge for us sinners. what a privilege to be a Catholic!
What a privilege to be a Christian. What a privilege it is to still have the bible. What a privilege it is to have heaven as our home to look forward to.
Jesus is all we need. We follow, worship and obey him and him only. He is the way, the truth, and the life!
Thanks to CBS for this wonderful interview. Thanks Norah O'Donnell. Very moving! Thanks to God for the wisdom we receive through Pope Francis.
As a practicing Catholic I appreciate this respectful and tasteful interview. ❤
God bless you who reads this❤
God bless you too.
@@Soyebakhtar0105 alloh swt is fake...😁
“Anyone who loves me will obey my teaching. Anyone who does not love me will not obey my teaching."
-Jesus
It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.-Jesus
@TammyHicks-wd8yn If you keep reading that same verse..." 25When his disciples heard it, they were exceedingly amazed, saying, Who then can be saved? 26But Jesus beheld them, and said unto them, With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible."
He is saying it's impossible for man to go to heaven on his own, but it is possible with God.
@@robycuriel2431 In fact there have been rich people who sold everything they had and gave it to the poor in order to be saved. All things are possible to God.
The Pope does not love Jesus, he loves humanity.
@INeedJesus4sure You think the two can be separated? Matthew 25:34-46
Brought tears to my heart, I’m feeling the Holy Spirit… Thank you Dear Lord for all your love and blessings…
"All religions are paths to reach God" said Pope Francis. "They are, to make a comparison, like different languages, different dialects, to get there. But God is God for everyone"
Thank you, Pope Francis, for this truly Catholic, truly universal, language of love.
Not all religion are path to reach God. Jesus is the way the truth and the life. God the father has a son which is Jesus, other religion they don’t believe Jesus is God. Jesus said no one comes to the Father except through me".
John 14:6
Excellent interview and report! Congratulations to Norah and all the crew in this special program. As a catholic, I feel very humble to see this kind of report. Thank you very much. Regards from Venezuela 👏
Damn this journalist went on an activist mission not on a interview mission... so many intended misinterpretations and misquotations I could number a few:
1st : The Pope didnt say " Who am I to judge in term of homosexual activity and relationships" there is a context , in which he said if "someone who happens to be homosexual confesses, repents, wants to live in the faith and is redeemed from sin , who am I to judge?!" which is accoding to Church doctrine and the media purposefully edited and missed out and widespread;
2nd: "The Pope didnt wlecome on a gala lunch transexuals alone: " he received homeless people, prostitutes and everyone and between that lives in the margins of society in whcih a few transsexuals were included in the group" stop pretendind this was a dedicated theme lunch , it was a mercifull and welcoming lunch to everyone
3rd :"stop keeping purposefully misinforming people on regard of fidducia suplicans , like the Pope said" he didnt allow blessings to same sex unions, if only you reporters dared to read the document, do your job and informed people instead of being activists of the progressive agenda you woulndt have been embarrased yourselves...
4th : "the Pope has always been clear about women not being ordained deacons or priests" this isn´t protestantism , this is the Catholic Church that is faithfull to its apostolic doctrine
Regarding emigration doesn´t this journalist know the difference between refugees and migrants (legal or illegal) someone fleeing persecution is a refugee , the world sees this being diluted time and time again and are aware you are following and agenda
Its funny that i saw many clips that you purposefully left out... such is the embarrassment of wanna be journalists
She likely went into the discussion with a biased agenda without much concern for clarity and truth.
Frances did say, "let them come to Church and we will figure it out". The faith of this man is amazing. His heart is HUGE wanting to help save souls. Ugh! I've never listen to what people say, but I should always listen from the source. You will find more than you're looking for. With Frances, He has shown me how to let Jesus breakdown my walls. I love this man.
@@junglequeen7386 of course, but did not condone sin at all
My understanding is that The Church only agreed to do this interview if it had both input into the translation and the editing of the content as well as final say over the ultimate publication of the interview. The Church also required the questions to be submitted in advance of the meeting and (according to CBS) even returned edits to the phrasing of some of the questions to be more respectful or less confrontational.
BTW, I think The Church was both justified and smart to impose these terms. The media has an anti-religious bias and it would be chronically self-destructive for The Church not to require its oversight and approval in exchange for access Pope Francis.
Her job is literally to ask the questions the public would ask, misinterpreations included, so that he could clarify things that the people themselves misunderstood. She did a great job.
28:39
Nobody ever asks why Napoleon is buried in France🇫🇷 or George Washington in the USA 🇺🇸
Similarly, it's obvious why remains of the apostles rest in Catholic churches 🇻🇦
Agree, there's a reason why there is 103 Catholic Parishes in Israel and most significant The Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
I don't get what you mean?
@lukemurray4950 hi
Well, can you tell me why Napoleon is buried in France and not in Botswana?
@@DUZCO10 Can you just tell me what you mean? Napoleon was buried in France because he was French. Why are the apostles buried in Catholic Churches? Because that is where the Roman empire killed them and then took over the Religion and it's sites.
@lukemurray4950 id be careful with that claim. Constantine legalized Christianity in the early 4th century (Edict of Milan). And we did not have a new testament compiled until the late 4th century so how do you know the 27 books selected are correct if the church was corrupted in early 4th century if not earlier?
Honestly, as a Catholic, I've NEVER met a woman or a little girl who wanted to be a diaconess so I really think this question was just to seem progressive. So happy the Pope answered so clearly.
Just because you haven't met any girl wishing to be ordained doesn't mean they don't exist, I certainly have. And they were truly gutted when some parishes didn't even allow them to serve during mass as they deemed girls and women should get close to altar only while cleaning the church...
@@LadyNarcissaI’m also Catholic. Also have never meet any woman that wanted to be a Diacon or a priest. Regardless, I disagree with your statement. The people that usually have that criticism towards the church are not even practicing Catholics. We don’t need to change transition just because it’s the “trendy” thing to do. Woman are still powerful in the church. There’s so many influential nuns and saints that have made difference in the Catholic Church. And the person that cleans my church has always been a man lol
Yep, women have a lot of roles in the church. No need to be priests or deacons. Jesus did not choose a female to be one of the 12 apostles.
Thank you so much Nora O’Donnell, you’re amazing!!! You just did a great job for everyone around the world, both Catholics and non Catholics!!!
Your extraordinary interview with Pope Francis, covered every subject of interest, and it was fun watching your interactions with the Pope !!!
God bless all of us around the world, let there be peace and love among nations 🙏
Beautiful interview. So professional, so respectful.
Mary is the model for *everyone* in the Catholic faith. Men and women.
She was a vessel of God. The Holy Trinity is the head of the Catholic Church.
This entire interview could have just been:
Reporter: “Are you Progressive?”
Francis: “No, I’m Catholic.”
Reality: Yes, he's progressive and consistently undermines the truth, the papacy & Catholic integrity
All of the progressive issues were pushed.
@@MPFXTand regardless of that he knows where he has to draw the line in the sand in defense of the faith which is the very least we should expect from him.
@@Kashiwagi88 I expect, as I should, infallible doctrinal integrity from the Pope. Jorge Bergoglio does not provide that. I stand with the prominent theologians who have called for his resignation or deposition and numerous Cardinals & Bishops who, as members of the Magisterium, have public ally & righteously spoken up against the false & novel teachings of the Bergoglian papacy if that's what you want to call it. The doctrinal problems are not going to magically go away - they need to be addressed and formally corrected.
@@MPFXTsomebody just reads headlines…
May God the Almighty bless Pope Francis, keep him from all evil, and bring him to everlasting life. Amen.
Amen 🙏🏼
Every Mass there are Prayers for Francisco. Lets hope some of them are not wasted.
Amen❤❤❤
Then he better change his ways.
Amen 🙏❤️
I am from ethiopia Thank you I love pope Francis!!!
Pope francis simplifies everything. Amidst all the imperfections of the church pope francis gives us a sense of hope when he always talks about peace, inclusivity and mercy. He is simple, like a father in a family who considers his children regardless of its error. Long live pope! thank you ❤
He is THE Christian model for our day and im glad the world have witnessed his accepting, non-judgemental Christian attitude.
More of us need to imitate that. He has a lovely genuine smile from the heart.
Long live Holy Father Pope Francis.
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I am not a Catholic. But I had admire this man's vision.
Ooh may I recommend reading some of the encyclicals that Pope Francis has written over the years? I would recommend “Fratelli Tutti” which like all his other works is completely free to access on the Vatican’s website (translated of course). It’s a short but valuable book that can change the way you look at people and how you interact with them.
You can learn more of the vast teachings of the church. And be able to partake in the holy communion with God in the form of the bread and wine that about a billions of people that never had or thought of.
How so?
Pope francis is false prophet.
@@smithrajapaksa7820 but... he's not a prophet nor does he claim he is? I don't get this
21:00 So many women have started programs, ministries, and support each other. No Catholic women desires to be a priest! Period.
Exactly. All someone has to do is look at the lives of the women Saints and they’ll see strong women.
Maybe you should speak for yourself, Jade.
@matheuscaneta1194 8 But you, do not be called 'Rabbi'; for One is your Teacher, the Christ, and you are all brethren.
9 Do not call anyone on earth your father; for One is your Father, He who is in heaven.
10 And do not be called teachers; for One is your Teacher, the Christ.
@@xymonau2468so just what do you call the male who mated with your mother?
@@mkfd4571 He is factually correct, no Catholic women want to become priests. If a woman wants to become a priest, she isn't Catholic.
Thankyou for his Hollness the Popeand for Nora McDonnell for .this knowledgable interview God Bless to you both❤️❤️
This man is genuine and full of compassion, the love of Christ
43:07 Everyone who truly repents from their sin. God loves sinners but not sin. Christ came to forgive our sins and always said "leave and sin no more"
I felt so glad for this talk from the Pope because Im raised in other religions and now I’m in a way to get baptized in Catholic Church it’s was so precious thing that I’ve heard ever.
@@Lovecatholicfaithwelcome home!
@@LovecatholicfaithBe careful. Soon church and state will unite. Church will RIDE THE BEAST.
Thank you Ms. O'Donnell for the interview of our Pope Francis!
WOW. No qualifications
I hope you observed her expressions when Pope said NO😂
It's unfortunate that Francis is not being directly translated nor is an unedited version of the interview being released. This interview is Pope Francis according to CBS news.
Kind of... they did pretty well. He provided very PR-friendly responses, frankly.
*edit* I take it back about the translation! It was inaccurate. It's one thing if media is only translating language, but they needed someone to translate language *and* doctrine. Better that the translator provided a direct translation manuscript and let people research doctrinal parts.
No translation necessary. His very countenance emits deception and evil.
@@outwest6338 submit to Christ through His Vicar
@@outwest6338 Cause you see through the Eyes of Suspicion. Mostly perhaps because of the Media you consume. 🤷🏻♂️
Would you expect anything else. Interviewer is nauseating, she obviously would like to re write the word of God according to her own distorted and false idea of what Catholicism is, and is making no secret of the fact.
God Bless His Holiness
AMEN
Amen 🙏
This program about Pope Francis is very wonderful !! Thank you ❤😂
Thank YOU! I love POPE FRANCIS!!!!
It was good to see Norah sit down with the Pope and respectfully ask him about questions of concern in the Church and the world. I laud Norah and CBS for this presentation.
He is so kind, so good towards children. When I hear him speak to children it always makes me cry.
Children …hope our children are safe from paedophiles
Praise the Lord God our Father. Lord show us your mercy and heal our ailments. Protect us against Corona Virus Pandemic. For our family and near and dear ones. For our spiritual and temporal wants. For the Pope bishops priests religious and all Catholics of the world. Thanksgiving for favours received. Thank you Jesus thank you Holy Father
Thank you pope Francis for your tremendus message that comes from our Lord ❤ and to CBS for this documental our Lord blessing you, Norah is beatiful see that you continue with your catholic mom’s teaching this is a kind of evangelization, All, All, All ( todos, todos, todos) we are praying for you dear pope Francis!🙏🥰
What a beautiful interview. I thought the presenter was great. Let’s hope the world can find Peace, if only for the children.
I thought the presenter was using the interview as a pretext to flatter progressives. But then that's how almost all of the news media works isn't it.
My prayers for Pope Fancisco 🙏🏻 What ever people said about Catholic Church I love my religion, My faith, the love to Virgin Mary. God Bless all humans on earth not matter nationality❤❤❤❤
Wooooooooooow what a beautiful blessing wa ató watch this interview Thank you so very much CBS and Ms O’Donnell
I love how he said pray for me, in favor not against.
Thank you so very much for the opportunity of make my faith strong! Love God and may His Blessings over all the world 🙏❤️😇
We pray for the holiness and unity of the Catholic Church. May all our spiritual leaders be filled with and guided by the Holy Spirit! This is our family's staple prayer. When the world is becoming more and more transparent, we the Catholics should become happier to showcase our good activities. God bless our Holy Father with good health.
😂for give all...
I love him so much. God bless him, keep him in health, and crown him with joy on that terrible day when we loose him. So many tears of joy shed listening to his gentle words. Makes me so so proud to be catholic in a way I seldom have before
Amén to your words….I feel like you….love this Pope ❤️🙏❤️
Is there a place where we can see the whole, unedited, untranslated interview?
This feels less "what the Pope said" and more "what CBS says the Pope said"
There’s a portion on RUclips without English translation. Pope is speaking in Spanish. 👍
Look up: papa entrevista 60 minutos
Great interview Norah. The Church will continue and increase what Pope Francis has started. Pope Francis the First indeed.
21:01 not just for Christian woman but for all Christians. She is the perfect disciple. Mother Mary pray for us. ✝️❤️🔥☦️
❤❤ Down to earth Conversations.Touching ground and root of the Here and Now Life of every beautiful creation of God. MAY WE BE ALL ONE AGAIN JUST AS WE ALL ARE CHILDREN OF ONE SO LOVING GOD OUR FATHER.❤❤❤
I love Pope Francis.. Forgive HIM for not pleasing every hearts. It is not easy for HIM AS POPE.. Leader of the CATHOLIC CHURCH..
I love this interviewed ..
I know HIM better now.. AFTER ALL WE ALL ARE HUMAN BEING THAT MAKE MISTAKES AND BAD DECISIONS… , so does HIM.. NOT FREE OF SINS or MAKING BAD DECISIONS AS CHURCH LEADER..
SO DOES SAINT PETER..
I ONLY HOPE HE IS STRONG ENOUGH TO LEAD CATHOLIC CHURCH WITH THE LOVE AND BLESSINGS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT..
Thank you Norah O’Donnell and all @CBS News 🇺🇸 … ✨🙏🏼✨
So impressive. Miss O’Donnell you are an incredible interviewer: edgy without being invasive, exploratory, inclusive. YOU and Pope Francis and CBS ALL BRING US SUCH HOPE FOR THE FUTURE! “Todos. Todos. TODOS.”
Beautiful interview. Thanks 🙏🏼 😊
I’m happy he said sex abuse is everywhere NOT just the church
yeah but like at its insane prevalence in the church
That was not the point! We know abuse is everywhere but usually if a person is caught they will get time in prison but there is a case when a single priest had over a thousand cases but never brought to justice.
@@mwvmenwithvoices9758tp be fair there are lots of cases where politicians and billionaires are proved abusers but less than 10% of them are punished!!.. speak on that
@@memcore1312 no, thats what the media wants you to think so people leave churches and stop believing in God
@@memcore1312 What a lie
Thank you for bringing the Pope to our living rooms. It was a wonderful refresher to keep an open heart and see the good in people. I pray that Pope Francis will find his way to the UN to share his kindness and wisdom to the world. Thank you again my heart feels enlighten.
I’m 82 with 12 yrs Catholic education. It’s heartbreaking the new OWR is and interfaith organization accepting political policies. Too many Catholic’s don’t know/care about church teachings.
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GOD BLESS THE POPE, THE CHURCH AND HIS PEOPLE!❤❤❤
He reminds me of Pope John XXIII, the resemblance is uncanny, humble version of him.
God bless our Pope
Yes, we miss Pope Benedict XVI and look forward to the election of his successor.
@@MPFXTamen
All should be formed
@@josephinemulli320 By authentic Catholic teaching and integrity. Don't be fooled by the antipope.
Who said god is not with this man pope Francis.at 87 he answers questions brilliantly
If that's what you identify him as, but what if he identifies himself as a snowflake. You should respect his self-identity as a snowflake, just as the woke Jesuit educated interviewer is a snowflake.
He did?
True Facts: Amoris Laetitia contradicts the mandate of Jesus & 2,000 years of perennial Magisterial teaching that forbids divorce & re-marriage. The end result is for adulterous couples committing sacrilege. Fiducia Supplicans condones the blessing of same-sex couples - what Cardinal Muëller rightfully calls"blasphemous". Abhu Dhabi heretically states that "God wills a plurality of religions". The list goes on & on. Does Bergoglio hate people who are in adulterous relationships and people who have same-sex attractions and people who follow false religions? He must not care about these people who are in a state of mortal sin and being led to hell.
JESUS, St Paul & the Church are crystal clear about confronting and fighting against false doctrine that will inevitably come.
God bless our pope and the church
God bless them for sure
This has been a valuable interview. Thank you for this; both CBS and Our Pope.
I SALUTE YOU NORAH FOR SHARING THE WHOLE WORLD THAT INTERVIEW!!!!BLESSING!!!♥️🙏😇
25:20 suck it up Nora. You don’t always get what we want in life. That’s why we’re supposed to trust in God that HE knows what’s BEST for us.
True!!
Praise God and pray for peace and guidance. Amen
18:28
Pope says, "there are some stubborn people..."
Translator: "There are foolish people..."
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If you're stubborn 👍 long enough, you will become foolish 🙏😂😊
@knguyen6061 a translator is supposed to TRANSLATE what was said and what the pope said was the word STUBBORN
😊@@DUZCO10now I know why there are several versions of the Bible 😅
Great… nowI can’t even trust the translation!!!😮
@@Jerome616 trust the holy spirit 👻🙏🙏🙏🙂
very good. wonderful interviewer. a lot of respect on both sides. very inspiring
May God bless our Christian Catholic Apostolic Church❤️🙏🏼✝️🕊
The Church is for EVERYONE. 🙏🇻🇦
The Roman Catholic Church does welcome everyone, but it does not give permission or condone to sin.
Amén 🙏
As a Catholic born in the 1950's we grew up with the depth of Catholic mysteries. Though we thought we we were modern and worldly here in the United States, truth is the world and other cultures were a mystery. Love the media or hate the media, the miracle of the media is how much it has opened our eyes to the world and other cultures. There is much of an information overload in our minds. Meanwhile the deepest mysteries of life are answered by an extreme right in the church that offers little new or a left that appears to ignore them.
When Bergoglio wears white I understand the usage of the term snowflake.
@@MPFXT Remember we've had several popes in our lifetimes. He is more like Pope John XXIII, who was from a poor family and had a heart for the poor. Followed by Paul VI and JP II, the hardliners on theology and anti-marxists etc. Pope Francis actually had the background in science and knows how it drives capitalism plus the science-religion debate in the world. The Catholic Religion is diminishing because people won't accept religious mystery as an explanation, though the human neocortex is still a mystery.
@@nyworker I don't think he's the Pope - it's simply not possible given the Church's doctrines on papal infallibility. It takes time to sort out an antipope but the Church as ever will survive.
@@MPFXT He's very good at articulating himself that he is more with the people than the hierarchy. A humble pastor and not a monarch.
Was the pachamama at Peter's altar asked WHY?
What an emotional episode with His Holiness. A great message to the present generation and today's world. Thank you Norah for the apt questions.
As a Lutheran, I really love how humble he is. I also love how he’s open to the people even non Catholics.
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😂😅😮행복을 주는 사람 ~~건강 제일 큰 재산죠!!!감사합니다!!!여행지방송해주셔서고맙습니다넘멋지고요건강 제일 큰 재산죠행복을 주는 사람 ~~감사해요!!!진짜진짜감사합니다!!!🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😂😅😢😮
Very Inspirational !😇
Although I am a Protestant Christian, I have always expressed respect for this Pope from the bottom of my heart, because he has indeed contributed his wisdom and strength to people around the world and let mankind know the love of God.
They want women to be girl bosses. Being religious is not about that, it's not about looking for a position of power, it's about being humble and humiliating yourself.
His "unwillingness" to bless women with holy orders, is biblical, it is not political. We understand that the world order does not understand this, but it does not have to, the world is in enmity with God; therefore, it will not understand. I do think that the Pope did a remarkable job of providing a straight and clear answer, "no," while not diminishing the great contributions of women to the Faith and the Church.
Very Very Beautiful n Wonderful Talk.
Praise the Lord.❤❤❤
With Love n Prayer Nagaland, northeast India
Awesome interview ❤Loved watching papa Francis ❤The future will live within the believers of God and his church 🙏🏼🌹🌹🌹
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Beautiful interview with Pope Francis. Than you!!
It is not Pope Francis's church it is God's church.
He is the vicar Jesus appointed to watch over His Kingdom just as it was in temple judaism before it fell
And Jesus is the Head of the Church. There is no pope in the Bible, nor purgatory
@@tommtom8662 the Bible came centuries after the Church, make up your own Bible like Muslims nd Mormons do
@@tommtom8662Keep in what gives you peace
Thank you, Norah, for that wonderful interview showing plainly the goodness of the Catholic church!
Norah done an amazing job with the utmost respect,humour and humility.His Holiness is an exceptional man who has brought me back to the church after spending too many years away from God and my faith.God bless all of you who read this and I hope and sincerely pray for everyone who may need my prayers during this troubled and uncertain time with senseless wars where the innocent suffer the most.
31:26 Listen to his advice #NorahOdonell. Guide your children to ETERNAL LIFE with God. Life on Earth is temporary. We must educate instead of indoctrinate our children.
the pope is a globalist, the same as she is
May God continue to look after this great man. Catholics all over the world still need his leadership.
How I wish I was the one interviewing him.
This version is edited. They took out the part where he said governments may have to return some of the migrants
11:30
11:30
Immigration will always be supported by our Catholic Church. It’s in the Holy book and we will continue to support 🩷 Read and follow the word of God.
@jerrypartine2973 • 1 min ago
I just watched this interview on CBS and I could not believe how CBS cut the part when he said that to bless homosexual union goes against the given right, goes against the law of the church.
Apparently CBS didn't like the answer of the pope and decided to delete his quote. Shame on CBS!
Any interview for TV (whether secular or religious) has to be edited to fit the hour and the objective of the program.
I love you pope Francis and I'm praying 🙏 for you ✝️🇻🇦
I am Methodist ,yet I love the mystery of the Roman Catholic Church. Pope Francis is inspirational.
You, Nora, are the best journalist. God bless you and the pope abundantly.
I cried watching this. I pray to Jesus My God that all evil end.
This gave me a deeper love of my Catholic roots.... knowing Spanish. It seems cbs did a really bad job at translating. Maybe it was done in purpose.would like to see the full interview un edited. VIVA CHRISTO REY
Virtually EVERY American news outlet has done a terrible job covering Pope Francis, even claiming he has said the opposite of what he actually said as proven by the actual text. Don't trust corporate media. Read the Vatican documents yourself on their website.
This was a spiritual interview and a watershed epiphany for Nora O'Donnell as a journalist and Catholic. No wonder she no longer wants to anchor but conduct more thought-provoking newsworthy interviews as a senior correspondent. Good luck, Nora.
Thank u so much for this interview...from Philippines