CBSNews.com and CBS Radio News to Carry Live Coverage of the Pope's Public Events, From Arrival to Departure
CBS News will offer comprehensive coverage of Pope Benedict XVI's visit to the United States from his arrival in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday (15), through his departure from New York City on Sunday (20). CBS News' coverage will include carrying the Pontiff's arrival at the White House on Wednesday (16) live, along with reports on the CBS EVENING NEWS WITH KATIE COURIC (6:30-7:00 PM, ET/PT) and THE EARLY SHOW (7:00-9:00 AM, ET/PT). CBSNews.com and CBS Radio News will add to the coverage, providing live reports on public events during the Pope's trip.
National Correspondent Byron Pitts will travel with the Pope through the duration of his U.S. visit and will report for the CBS EVENING NEWS on the state of the Catholic Church, the Pope's role in U.S. politics, religious tolerance and any breaking news regarding the Pontiff's daily activities. Tonight, Correspondent Bob Orr will report on preparations by U.S. law enforcement and Secret Service to protect the Pope as he moves throughout the Northeast, often in large open venues.
Coverage on THE EARLY SHOW will include live reports and live West Coast updates of many of the historic events taking place during the Pope's visit. On Tuesday (15), correspondent Jeff Glor will be live from Andrews Air Force Base awaiting the arrival of Pope Benedict. On Wednesday (16), co-anchor Maggie Rodriguez will be live at the White House to cover the Pope's arrival ceremony with President Bush live for the West coast. On Thursday (17), Rodriguez will co-anchor from Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., before the Pope celebrates Mass there later in the day. Glor and Rodriguez will continue to cover the Pope's arrival in New York City for THE EARLY SHOW on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
CBSNews.com will provide live Webcast coverage of all public events during the Pope's visit and an online library of on-demand video clips from the trip and from Benedict's papacy as a whole. The site will also have a number of interactive elements, including a timeline of the Pope's itinerary in the U.S. and his life in pictures, his thoughts on major world issues and a timeline of milestones in his life, which can be viewed here: Pope Benedict in America
CBS Radio News will provide reports on the Papal trip, including those from National Correspondent Dan Raviv, White House Correspondent Peter Maer and Correspondents Cami McCormick and Steve Kathan. CBS News Radio plans to air live coverage and special reports of the major public events in the Pope's schedule.
Coverage of Pope Benedict's arrival began with a SUNDAY MORNING piece on April 13 by Martha Teichner exploring how many U.S. citizens know who he is and how everyone from children to adults are preparing for the Pontiff's arrival, which can be seen here: Who Is Benedict XVI?
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Seminarian Matthew, I bit confused how you profile statement of "I pray my blog and websites will bring you and others closer to Our Lord Jesus Christ and His One True Church, The Catholic Church, outside of which there is no salvation" coincides with Ephesians 2:8-9.
Are We Saved by Faith Alone?
Can Non-Catholics Be Saved
I pray that you will be open to the Holy Spirit's guidance as you read these.
I will check them out, and get back to you when I have questions. I appreciate your willingness to "show me around".
I read over those two links you submitted. I have a couple of other questions. The first deals with "can non-catholics be saved". The only citations given were those given by former popes. Wouldn't there have to be basis in the Scripture for them to make such a statement i.e Sola Scriptura.
On faith issue, I lean towards disagreement. James and Paul say essentially the same about faith and works. James says,(2:17-18) if you are truly saved their should change in your life. Likewise paul says, (Galatians 5:22-23)by walking in Spirit good things will be produced. Therefore, I would conclude salvation is by faith alone, and with this faith comes a transformation that will elicit good works.
I've been following the comments here and also have a question for Matthew. (Hello first, my name is Jason).
Explain to me ,if possible in a nutshell, why would Paul in 1 Corinthians (and elsewhere) describe the "body of Christ" as being those that are believers? He didn't say that they had to belong to the Roman Catholic Church in order to be saved...he simply talked about anyone who is (I'm going to use a scary word here) "Justified" belongs to the universal/catholic (not Roman) church and/or body of Christ?
I'm a protestant and view the body of Christ consisting as anyone who is saved. One can be Roman Catholic and saved, and one can be Protestant and saved. Both belonging to the body of Christ.
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