Who will prayer for this year of mercy and allow that to become action. Join us when we come back. ,,,,, who will be discussing withe how we can prayerfully enter in. Welcome back to mosaic. Today we have a special guest Bishop Justice. He will show us how to help us respond to jesus invitation to love our neighbor and share mercy of god with one another. Bishop justice is a native of massachusetts and moved when he was 4 years old. He graduated from st. Gregory elementary and high school in san mateo and later in cemetery school. He was ordained into priest hood in 1968 and served as a young priest in number of San Francisco and San Mateo County parishes. Since then, Bishop Justice has been pastor of parishes in San Francisco and also in south San Francisco. Hes had various administrative appointments including director of permanent, most recently victor for clergy. In 2008 he was named by Pope Benedict 16th. Thanks for being here great to be here. Were talking about the year of mercy
Suspect, and they were all university of california Santa Barbara students including three people found stabbed inside the suspected shooters apartment, and weve learned that the alleged gunmans parents tried to intervene in the moments before that shooting, but they were too late. Abcs Tahman Bradley has the latest. Tomorrow is the day of retribution. Reporter this chilling Youtube Video and a 141page manifesto detailed the troubled life of Elliot Rodger and his alleged plan to kill. The digital trail paints a life filled with childhood bullying, loneliness and rejection. Girls gave their affection and sex and love to other men but never to me. He was really, really upset about why is the world so unfair to him. Reporter police say rodgers rampage began when he killed three men inside his own apartment, all stabbed repeatedly. Xn he then, according to authorities, drove around the College Town Friday Night shooting and running over people. He hit ten places in all including the Alpha
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