Father Junipero Serra. A Historic Ceremony in washington, d. C. Pope francis called Junipero Serra a defender of native americans. Good evening, im dan ashley. Im cheryl jennings. Reporter and im ama daetz live in washington, d. C. Covering the pope ease historic visit to the United States. 25,000 people attended the historic canonization today of the hispanic priest that established nine of the 22 missions in california. It was the first canonization on u. S. Soil, seen as controversial by some who say the mission enslaved native americans and spread diseases that killed much of the native population. Others say it acknowledges hispanic peoples contribution to the church. The cure rater of Mission Dolores was part of the ceremony and got to meet the pope. I thank the holy father and asked him to continue to support native americans throughout the world but especially in california. Reporter he urged the crowd to spread christs message world wide. A daily city man who traveled here to
People are preparing for the historical moment to hear what he has to say in about a half hour. There are a lot of guesses so what he will say. People are excited to hear from him. Every member of congress was allowed to invite one guest so this is a special day for two people who are from the bay area. The first is an 89yearold homeless advocate who lives in morgan hill. And the other is the university of San Francisco chancellor. They were guests of representative zoe lofgren and House Minority leader nancy pelosi invited in to be able to witness up close this very incredible moment. So its certainly going to be a great story for both of them to tell after they can say, we heard pope francis as he made history on capitol hill. Big day for them and big day for everybody. Cbs news will have special coverage. In the meantime, weijia jang, live in washington, thank you. And here in california, people gathered in carmel yesterday to watch tv coverage of the pope declaring sainthood for fa
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Your ticket to a better nights sleep live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Pope francis comes to america. In just a few hours, he will make history again. And tonight, everyone is talking about this little girl from california who made it past security to deliver a special message. Lets get to reporter Craig Boswell in washington dc. Craig . And good evening to you. The massive stage outside the basilica is coming down. History has been made here. A large california delegation was seated prominently to watch history unfold has sparked quite the conversation. Pope francis made history when he elevated 18th century spanish missionary Junipero Serra to saint hood at a mass of the shrine of the immaculate conception. It is the first time a canonization has taken place on american soil. Among the speakers, an American Indian and devout roman catholic. Vincent medina decided to do the reading to honor his ancestors though he didnt agree with it. Young men and women studyin
Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Pope francis comes to america. In just a few hours, he will make history again. And tonight, everyone is talking about this little girl from california who made it past security to deliver a special message. Lets get to reporter Craig Boswell in washington dc. Craig . And good evening to you. The massive stage outside the basilica is coming down. History has been made here. A large california delegation was seated prominently to watch history unfold has sparked quite the conversation. Pope francis made history when he elevated 18th century spanish missionary Junipero Serra to saint hood at a mass of the shrine of the immaculate conception. It is the first time a canonization has taken place on american soil. Among the speakers, an American Indian and devout roman catholic. Vincent medina decided to do the reading to honor his ancestors though he didnt agree with it. Young men and women studying to become priests and nuns greeted