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“Operation Finale” takes place as the citizens of Israel and the world struggle to come to terms with the horrors of the Holocaust. By chance, the Mossad (Israel’s CIA) learns the whereabouts of Adolf Eichmann, a Nazi SS officer and the so-called Architect of the Holocaust. The movie follows the Mossad agents who carry out the plan to capture him and bring him back to Israel to face trial.
Stars Sir Ben Kinglsey, Nick Kroll, Joe Alwyn, Haley Lu Richardson, and Lior Raz as well as director Chirs Weitz join host Craig Syracusa to talk about their roles in the this remarkable film.
DeSales Media outlets were working overtime all weekend to cover the Pope’s visit to Ireland. Here is a sampling of posts from Currents News, NET TV, Nuestra Voz, The Tablet, and our journalists.
#PopeFrancis Homily at #wmof2018: The Church is called to “go forth” to bring the words of eternal life to all the peripheries of our world. Parents & grandparents, children & young people, men & women, religious … share the joy of the Gospel! #popeinirelandpic.twitter.com/w1ZhYfSGyQ
Brian Browne, from St. John’s University, Jorge Dominguez, editor of Nuestra Voz and Liz Faublas, of Currents News, covering the #WMOF18pic.twitter.com/tyWFLMh0MC
Highlights from Pope Francis’ meeting with President Michael Higgins and First Lady Sabina Coyne at the Presidential Residence in Dublin, Ireland from Currents News. #WMOF2018. pic.twitter.com/m4Z0YmhZRi
While the Church’s teaching on same-sex marriage remains unchanged, there is an ongoing discussion about how it can be more inclusive of LGBT Catholics. It’s one of the big topics addressed at the WMOF in Dublin. Michelle Powers talked to a same-sex couple attending the conference who say they’re glad that the discussion is taking place.
On this all new episode of In the Arena, Monsignor Harrington is joined by Archbishop Bernardito Auza. Originally from the Philippines, His Excellency has previously served in the Apostolic Nunciatures of Bulgaria, Madagascar, and Albania as well as in the Secretariat of State in the Vatican. He joins In the Arena this week to discuss his current role as the Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations. All this and more on In the Arena, faith at the forefront of today’s news and events!
The Brooklyn diocese is strongly represented in Ireland’s World Meeting of Families.
Among them is Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn James Massa, who discusses the main document surrounding the meeting, Amoris Laetitia.
Ireland’s World Meeting is looking at family life in all it’s forms, including families with incarcerated parents.
That was the topic of discussion at a panel Thursday Morning.
Dublin’s Auxiliary Bishop Eamon Walsh was a prison Chaplin for more than a decade and talks with Currents News about the subject.
The excitement is growing in Ireland as the Pope’s arrival is hours away.
Currents News is teaming up with Crux to deliver to you the very best coverage of the World Meeting of Families.
Michelle Powers is outside the main family arena where old Irish tunes contribute to culture and family.
Pope Francis is taking action to confront the clergy sex abuse scandal, meeting in Ireland with survivors after writing to all Catholics about the crimes.
Brooklyn Deacon Phil Franco is also a survivor and now works with the Diocese’s Office of Victim Assistance.
He joins Anchor Liz Faublas to discuss the ongoing scandal.