heavenly. unique events and characters with love, danger, excitement, poetry and holiness. well, this is the archdiocese of san francisco. join us, learning all about the riches of christmas. good morning and welcome. i want our guest here today. laura joining me. we know each other. he worked with the archdiocese. the directive which is. there is. and you would be called a liturgist. a theologian sort of a historian. you are very well versed. they depend on you to make sure that our ceremonies are proper and correct. absolutely. we are talking today about christmas. you ve created a slideshow for us. our point here today is that christmas is full of riches. if you are willing to slow down you enter into a wonderful set of stories. so, how should we start this? well, i think you talked about earlier that it s not just one day. well, this is by the end of it. it doesn t start 12 days before christmas. then we go for 12 days. as i told you earlier, dead christmas trees
this big puckture of john lewis was just put up here, rest in power. you can t see from the tv but over here in the front row is a big bouquet of white flowers. it s in the place where john usually sat in the front row of a section that many of the members of the congressional ack caucus held forth, conspired sometimes, plotted, and made progress for the american people. it s appropriate that we have those flowers there. where john sat. for so many years. john meacham who is writing a book on john lewis told us yesterday on a caucus call that when john was born he was born into a garden. he loved to be in the garden. he loved to be with the chicks, as we know, little chickens. and he loved to see things grow. loved to see things grow. and he lived his life in that way. he loved to see progress grow, he loved to see love and peace grow. he loved to see ideas grow. and he loved to see a more perfect union grow. many of our colleagues will have many things to say this evening an
over here in the front row is a big bouquet of white flowers. it s in the place where john usually sat in the front row of a section that many of the members of the congressional ack caucus held forth, conspired sometimes, plotted, and made progress for the american people. it s appropriate that we have those flowers there. where john sat. for so many years. john meacham who is writing a book on john lewis told us yesterday on a caucus call that when john was born he was born into a garden. he loved to be in the garden. he loved to be with the chicks, as we know, little chickens. and he loved to see things grow. loved to see things grow. and he lived his life in that way. he loved to see progress grow, he loved to see love and peace grow. he loved to see ideas grow. and he loved to see a more perfect union grow. many of our colleagues will have many things to say this evening and because of the because it s the personal order i don t have my usual one minute which is endles
the age of 92. former president bill clinton and congressman john lewis were among the speakers who honored him. this is two hours and 15 minutes. [singing] in the fellowship of the holy spirit be with you all. as with your spirit. in the waters of baptism, john died with christ and rode with rose with him to new life. may he now share with him eternal glory. on the day of his baptism, john put on christ and was clothed with a garment of salvation on the die of christ s coming, may john be clothed with glory. number 683. [singing] [singing] please be seated. good morning. welcome to holy catholic catholic church. gillespier kevin serving as pastor. i wish to extend to the entire family our sincere sympathy, debbie, and to all the members of your family. we gather today to celebrate john s life and even in our grief to call to mind the promise of eternal life. as we do so i hope that all present will know how welcome .ou are in this historic church we extend
springfield, illinois, working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. . former michigan congressman john dingell was remembered during his funeral service in washington, d.c. the longest-serving member of congress died last thursday and was eulogized by friends and colleagues, former president bill clinton, and john lewis. this is two hours and 15 minutes. may the love of god and the holy spirit be with you all. in the waters of baptism, john died with christ and rose with him to new life. maybe now share with him eternal glory. on the day of his baptism, john put on christ and was clothed with the garment of salvation. on the day of christ s coming, made john be clothed with glory. good morning and welcome to holy catholic catholic church. i am father kevin gillespie, serving as pastor. i wish to extend to the entire andly our sincere sympathy, to all of your members of your wonderful family. we gather today to celebrate john s life, and