From rome, italy. Michael w. Smith will be joining me in just a few minutes. Hes put together a very special music team. You say, franklin, why are you in rome . Well, jesus was born in the roman empire. He ministered in the roman empire. In bible times, rome was the center of political, economic, and military power. Rome ruled the world. Jesus had many encounters with roman citizens. One in particular was a centurion. He had a friend, a servant, who was deathly ill, and he asked if jesus would heal him. And jesus said, ill go, and the centurion said, no, you dont have to. Jesus said i will go and youa dont have to, just say the word and my servant will be healed and all you have to do and say the word. Another roman was pilate, the governor. Jesus had been betrayed. The jewish elders were jealous. They were afraid of him. They plotted his murder and they turned him over to pilate because they couldnt crucify him. Only the romans could do that. Pilate examined jesus. He said, i find no
Hello, and welcome to st pauls cathedral, in the heart of the City Of London for a service of prayer and reflection in thanksgiving for the life of Queen Elizabeth ii. The service will open with the first address to the whole country by king charles iii. The congregation here will represent the mass of the people to whom he will speak from now on. From north to south, east to west. Because, unlike most State Celebrations or commemorations, the cathedral is not filled with those that are hereby reason of rank or status. The Prime Minister will give a reading. But all afternoon, crowds have been queueing up outside, because almost everybody here in this Wonderful Church have simply turned up because they want to be here. Access has been for anyone who can get to this place today. And as, outside buckingham palace, all day the crowds have been flowing around the crowds have been flowing around the cathedral, they want to take part. It is clear that this will be a service with a character
Are also working to marginalize this program and stop the words of the iranian people from being said in a transparent space. This is the series that recently visited iran during the recent visit of the honorable president to new york the return of 356 works, which are actually unknown parts of the history of iran and the ancient world, in the name of god, the merciful and merciful, ladies and gentlemen , lovely people. Hello , welcome to the second part of the Second Season of positive people. If you remember the Previous Program about travel. President , we told the United Nations, but the fact that this trip is still at the top of the news in domestic and foreign media shows that the text and its details are still interesting for the people. Lets see, so stay with us on 47 manhatan street new york scorpio witnessed the presence of the leaders of various nations on the street that hosted the president of iran in the past days, until mr. Raisi voiced the voice of the iranian people to
Who is the director of center for constitution, attorney general sessions will speak on free speech and Higher Education. Free speech and Higher Education is at the core of our academic mission. As you can see from the protest outside georgetown law is a place that takes ideas very seriously and where people sharply disagree. I have heard from many faculty and students that they wanted to protest the actions of the administrations and is part of the mission of a great academic that they are able to express their views and engage in civil debate. As an Academic Institution it is also important that we hear the attorney general express his ideas about free speech at the university. I welcome attorney general sessions and i look forward to hearing what you say. [applause] Jeff Sessions is the 84th attorney general of the United States. Born in selma, alabama he received his bachelors of arts from Huntington College in montgomery. His law degree from the university of alabama in 1973. Mr.
It is a great honor to be at georgetown law, and the Georgetown Center for constitution where the exchange of ideas is indeed welcome and encouraged. And thank you for hosting me with to these students today. And i thank you students for allowing me to be a part of a National Conversation with you. As you embark on another school year, you and hundreds of your peers across the campus we hope will continue the inteelectric chul journey that is higher education. I love my education experience so much and i suspect you do too. You will discover new areas of knowledge. You will engage in debates, great and small, and many of the views you have will be challenged and some of your views may even change. Uill if your institution followur nations historic and Cultural Education traditions pursue truth while growing in mind and spirit. In short, we hope that you will take part in the right of every american, free, robust, sometimes contentious exchanges of ideas. As you exercise these rights, r