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.

@@weseye9906 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.

@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

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.

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

God bless you too.

Amen!❤

Amen❤!

Amen ✝️✝️❤️

Amen❤❤

Amen❤❤❤

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

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.

Amen 🙏 ✝️

Amen 🙏🏼

Every Mass there are Prayers for Francisco. Lets hope some of them are not wasted.

Amen❤❤❤

Then he better change his ways.

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…

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

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?

✝️✝️ I love pope Francis too!

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.

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.

agreed, a lot is lost in the translation.

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 i Guess me, as a catholic, should have faith in what you just said and not the vicar of Christ...

​@@outwest6338 submit to Christ through His Vicar

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.

WOW. No qualifications

I hope you observed her expressions when Pope said NO😂

Exactly. All someone has to do is look at the lives of the women Saints and they’ll see strong women.

priest in many latin languages is "pretre", "padre" or "prete" which comes from the Latin pater which means Father. If the church ever accepts women as Priests, they will have to first accept that women can be fathers xD. PS: Pope also means Father.

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?

There’s a portion on KZfaq without English translation. Pope is speaking in Spanish. 👍 Look up: papa entrevista 60 minutos

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

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!

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

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

😂for give all...

Children …hope our children are safe from paedophiles

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?

Joe Rogan should go to Rome instead!

The other way

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Joe Rogan doesn't do podcast with non English speakers because he cant have a real conversation with them.

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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.

the pope is a globalist, the same as she is

She is thinly veiled figurehead for the global agenda. Did you see how her eyes lit up when he said he'd speak at the UN! she is frothing at the mouth for the church to fall into heresy

Religion is an “agenda”

If you noted CBS also deleted that part of the video that I sent you the link

@@jerrypartine2973 what??

Sorry. Listen to the first link I sent you.

​@@jerrypartine2973 there is no link

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.

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Nora’s not to bright

I was thinking the exact same thing!!!

Like 2024 years

​@@Jade_902shes probably raised protestant...they think the Church started on the 16th century 😂😂😂

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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.

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 👻🙏🙏🙏🙂

My understanding is that The Church only agreed to this interview on the condition that it had final say over the edits and final version of the interview that CBS was allowed to broadcast. You're right about it being highly curated, but the Catholic Church, not the media, did the curating. (BTW, I think this was the right decision for the Church to make. Why give the media any leeway to smear the Church?)

@@joelsommers interesting, whats the word. I retract then :) I'm sorry.

I mean, does anyone really need to apologize to the media? LOL... The Church wouldn't have needed to impose such conditions unless the media hadn't repeatedly demonstrated such blatant anti-religious bias. :)

​@@joelsommerswhere did you hear that? Because the one 60 minutes has on their channel differs from this one.

@@YAYSandwich I heard a recap on a 60 minutes TV commercial, however, I was able to find this on the Catholic WORDONFIRE website, which is referring to the Vatican's official policy on media outreach, which confirms the controls I referenced, if in much softer language: "In addition to content creators and consumers of media, the document speaks of the role of public authority in promoting the common good, including in the media. It affirms the freedom of the press but also implores public authority “to exercise a fitting and careful watch lest grave damage befall public morals and the welfare of society through the base use of these media.”11 Members of the Church, too-clergy and laity alike-are tasked with making good use of media for the advancement of apostolic endeavors.12 “Therefore, this sacred Synod advises them of the obligation they have to maintain and assist Catholic newspapers, periodicals and film projects, radio and television programs and stations, whose principal objective is to spread and defend the truth and foster Christian influence in human society.”13 In other words, use media to promote the Gospel and support good media outlets, especially Catholic ones."

Doctrines ? Why pray to Mary or the dead saints when the bible forbids these things? One mediator between God and man , the man Christ Jesus.. Yet the Roman doctrines teach Mary was born sinless , and is a co redemtrix . Which is against the scripture I stayed above. The pope said everyone is fundamentally good yet the bible says no one is good not one. The heart is deceitfully wicked who can know it. So saying that all people are fundamentally good is going against the very scriptures that the Catholic church teaches they brought together. It's seducing people with flattery and lies and claiming that the Catholic church can make up doctrine because they are infallable is terrible.

for any video on youtube it you click the [cc] subtitle can be translated into any language but, this is a good question 💜

​@@sunmoonstarrays It is only letting me translate to English

@@sA-ny2jl try….settings…caption then “auto translate” then it should allow you to select the language preferred. 💜

I agree. I speak spanish and prefer to hear his original answers

@@etcwhatever yeah that’s what I was trying to get at

Because someone has to be pope. There can’t be too many captains of the same boat, otherwise it will capsize.

@@mvill9898 That's just a stupid answer!!

God bless them for sure

Gross, repulsive, phony are the words that come to mind regarding this interview.

Probably was but it was edited out to save o'donnell the embarrassment of the Pope's rath toward the subject.

Are you kidding me - they're both Jesuit-educated.

@@fiddlyphuk6414 I get the feeling you're right

​@MPFXT if that mattered she wouldn't have asked half her questions. She would know women cannot be ordained. IVF is wrong. Homosexual unions cannot be blessed. Etc etc

@@AnOpinionatedMan The liberal media, of which O'Donnell is a member, will only tell us those things that will support their leftist agenda. The Pope has literally said that abortion, gay marriage and women in the Priesthood are not up for debate in the Church. The liberal media has squelched that.

I’d like to see it too!

Yes, makes you wonder - is Bergoglio an anti-Pope and is the interviewer kidding? Is she really that phony & worldly?