unregistered religious organization melitopol christian church service usa. who prepared the way for takhrova? russophobia, hiding behind false prophets. the country is an energy vampire. after the russian strikes, ukraine increased its electricity imports by 450%. in kharkov , the blackout, the discharge of water through the dneproges, seems to be going uncontrollably. is there light at the end of the tunnel? the fugitive actor nazarov recites mocking poems, foreign agent nevzorov justifies the terrorists. the cannibalistic reaction of the so-called relocants to the tragedy in crocus. what articles were they talking about? although the direct executors have already been identified, we are interested in who the customer is and who benefits from it. such questions were voiced by vladimir putin this evening at a meeting on measures taken after the terrorist attacks in crocus city. the president stressed that the investigation must be objective and professional, and immediately dismiss it. ukrainian trace, as the united states is trying to do, would be, on the c

however , the tradition of venerating holy icons... existed since ancient times in the christian church, it was based on the holy scriptures, and remained inviolable until the 7th century, but in 730, the byzantine emperor levi the isaurian, succumbed to the influence of the retics, banned the veneration of icons. then the orthodox, especially the monks, began to fight for the right to depict jesus christ on icons. the persecution of the orthodox was no longer by pagans, but by other christians, falsely understood the orthodox faith. in 787, the seventh ecumenical council took place, which confirmed the correctness of the defenders of the holy icons, but for a long time the disputes did not subside, so only several decades later, under the pious empress theodora, iconoclasm began. was finally recognized as heresy. the establishment of orthodox doctrine was marked by a festive service in the st. sophia cathedral in constantinople, held on the first sunday of great lent in 843. then the holy icons were solemnly brought into the cathedral and the due death was performed for them. in honor

master's image of a little cotton man who established the christian church in the practice of the ancientwalls , 14 side-by-side altars are carved. grouped columns and polasters of the karymsk order serve as frames for altar carcinas and upper bas-relief panels. if only i didn’t look at people from outside. agulnast of all the temples at the baroque style, specialists of the public assemblies, we say that the jesuit cathedrals of this hour are more pretentious, more ceremonial in appearance. the temples that the damiencans, the bernardines, the franciscans had, the signs were very elaborate, cold, clingy, it seemed that this added to the ideology of sarmatism. our gentry at that time was indulging in its idea. ab asobnym cultivators, and their accumulated life, and all of the architecture of the city was concentrated in the linings of the velma, but also cohesive, externally cohesive architecture. the syaredzine muggle had a velma jumper, a velma rich adoblen, but from the outside the geta is more like a fartetsya, an abaronic one. from the side of the cave and the cathedral , the two-pav

the occupation, the christian churches have been in palestine from 2000 years ago, the early follows of jesus were jew. and they welcomed in gentile believers and follows of jesus, so the church has been there, initially persecuted by the romans and by the jewish leaders, but then under constantine 325, the roman empire gets converted to christianity nominally, and so you find churches in gaza, in jerusalem, bethlehem, all of the important sites associated with the life of jesus, um, trace that origin. to to uh churches that have existed there for at least 15 1600 years and they survived the um the crusades and the uh the islamic rule as much as the ottoman so they've been there a very long time they are indigenous they are palestinians and and they have had a strategic role in being a bridge between jews and muslims for centuries yes. well david, the um the uh uh council for um christians and jews has been involved in setting up um other apparent zianist fronts hasn't it? i mean like the what is it the the three faith? forum and the uh forum for discussion of israel and palestine, y

i wonder whether you could uh tell us about the christian churches in palestine and their relationship with the occupation, the christian churches have been in palestine from 2000 years ago, the early followers of jesus were jews and they welcomed in gentile believers and follows of jesus, so the church has been there um initially persecuted by the romans and by the jewish leaders, but then under constantine 325, the roman empire. gets converted to christianity nominally, and so you find churches in gaza, in jerusalem, bethlehem, all of the important sites associated with the life of jesus, um, trace their origins to to churches that have existed there for at least 15, 1600 years, and they survived the um, the crusades and the the islamic rule as much as the ottoman. so they've been there a very long time, they are indigenous, they are palestinians and and they have had a strategic role in being a bridge between jews and muslims for centuries. yes, well david, the um the uh uh council for um christians and jews has been involved in setting up um other apparent zinanis fronts hasn't it,

church serving the usa, who prepared the ground for ... energy vampire country. after the russian strikes, ukraine increased its electricity imports by 450%. there is a blackout in kharkov, the discharge of water through the dnieper hydroelectric power plant seems to be going uncontrollably. is there light at the end of the tunnel? the fugitive actor nazarov recites mocking poems. and the agent justifies terrorists without a glance. the cannibalistic reaction of the so -called relocants to the tragedy in crocus. what articles were they talking about? so, the investigation is underway, we need to wait for information from our official law enforcement agencies. today's comments on the trail terrorist attacks in the city hall building from the press. presidential secretary dmitry peskov, who rightly drew attention to the fact that so far law enforcement agencies have only preliminary versions, but on the other hand , they are, of course, of interest, especially in light of the reaction of the united states and europe, where they stubbornly in

the christian churches have been in palestine from 200 years ago. the early followers of jesus were jews and they welcomed in gentile believers and follows of jesus. so the church has been there um initially persecuted by the romans and by the. jewish leaders, but then under constantine 325, the roman empire gets converted to christianity nominally, and so you find churches in gaza, in jerusalem, bethlehem, all of the important sites associated with the life of jesus, trace their origins to to churches that have existed there for at least 15, 1600 years, and they survived the um, the crusades and the uh the islamic rule as much as the ottoman, so they've been there a very long time, they are indigenous, they are palestinians and and they have had a strategic... role in being a bridge between jews and muslims for centuries. yes, david, the um the council for um christians and jews has been involved in setting up um other apparent zianist fronts hasn't it? i mean like the what is it, the the three faiths forum and the forum for discussion of israel an

church it was just the christian church for a very long time until the schism between east and the west makes his way to that location. >> it's interesting to see when pope francis gets off the pope mobile and i'm sure if we have to break out we will come back if there is any breaking news or images that will tell us how the holy father is doing physically but i can tell you he's very fragile. he is fragile because of the situation with his knee. he had major surgery on his colon. he has respiratory problems and yet i love the fact that he's giving it his all. >> he is and you can tell the strain in his voice that this is the most important day for the catholic faith and months ago he wrapped up the easter mass in vatican city and deliver that blessing from the balcony in st. peters square and we will bring that to you at home as soon as that happens. stay with us here and we want to wish everyone a happy easter today across the world wherever you're watching from. you may be up early or on your way to a sunrise easter service celebrated across the globe but for now we are going to go b

i asked lot, no prayer is being said in christian churches at christmas time in the city of bethlehem do christians around the world see this oppression? ven los cristianos del mundo entero, sea, realmente, i mean really, well if at christmas you went to the malls, to the streets, as if you were basically indifferent to what is happening, i believe that the only ones, those closest to you, your closest friends, are the ones who in part feel something about what happened, the world anyway celebrates its christmas, makes its easter tree, buys gifts, eats deliciously, and it is a world apart, indifferent, that's one thing that draws attention, world and all western values seem to be dying out along with the faith. esperanza, i thank you very much for having accepted this invitation and for sharing with us you and your family's experiences in this palestinian diaspora. thank you so much, thank you. el pueblo palestino es una invención del siglo pasado, no existe tal cosa como una nación palestina, porque el pueblo palestino no existe. يا زريف الطول ارسم يا زمن صوره للقدس دره لوطن يا بوان

churches at christmas time in the city of bethlehem. how do christians around the world see this oppressionciudad de belén, cómo lo ven los cristianos del mundo entero, sea, realmente eh, bueno, si, i mean, really, well, if at christmas you went to the malls, to the streets, as if you were basically indifferent to what is happening, i believe that the only ones, those closest to you, your closest friends, are the ones who in part feel something about what happened, the world, anyway, celebrates its christmas, makes it easter tree, buys gifts, eats deliciously, and it is a world apart. all western values seem to be dying out along with the faith. esperanza, i thank you very much for having accepted this invitation and for sharing with us you and your family's experiences in this palestinian diaspora. thank you so much, thank you. el pueblo palestino es una invención del siglo pasado. no existe tal cosa como una nación palestina, porque el pueblo palestino no existe. يا زريف الطول ارسم يا زمن، صوره للقدس ضره للوطن يا بوان المشهد ملون، هي اربع علوان عاشت قدسنا. يا شهرف الطول. today, truthfulne

church is sizeable, the basilica is simple... of the master 's campaign, bernardine's church, there is a strong emphasis on the history of architecture, eclecticism, abduction and self-sufficiency styles of the late gothic, stalag of the renaissance, all the light of baroka and the very young of rakako. the top of the building is where the scenes are already going. well , curved, like only magpies are curved, these shapes are bent in all the caps, and cut, and all, and the spire are so expressive, and there on the edges there are some things like vases, such elements, how rich these silhouettes are, everything, what do i want, i knew there was a couple , everything can be done on three tiers of non-woven ones, this is the name of the acres of all such material materials, curved scenes, it is necessary to treat the eyes and the holy dream book, as it is, as prices are paused , and that’s all yano pratsue times. according to the architects, there was a sophisticated technology of cantilevers, adjacent and stage ribs, which lift the

church in the practice of the ancient era.tic walls , 14 side-by-side altars are carved. grouped columns and pilasters of the karynt order serve as frames for altar carcinas and upper bas-relief panels. they wouldn’t look at the external agulnast of all the temples. ў styles of baroque specialist in publishing assemblies. let's say that the jesuit cathedrals at that time were more pretentious, more ceremonial in appearance. the temples that the damiencans, bernardines, and franciscans had were, of course, very elaborate, cold, and clingy. it seems that the geta contributed to the ideology of sarmatism. our gentry at that time was indulging in its idea and special activities. our accumulated life, and all of the architecture of this city was concentrated in the designs of the great vytankanay, ale sіplay, externally navat zadta sіplay architecture. the syaredzine muggle had a velma jumper, a velma rich azdoblena, but from the outside the geta is more like a fartetsuya, an abaron's zbudavanna. from the bottom side and the cathed

we are in a country— established christian church.ogether. but i fear that our great — britain together. but i fear that our great achievement in billing the world _ our great achievement in billing the world most successful, multiethnic, nrutti-faith — world most successful, multiethnic, multi—faith democracy, is being deliberately undermined. there are forces _ deliberately undermined. there are forces here — deliberately undermined. there are forces here at home trying to tear us apart — forces here at home trying to tear us apart. since october seven, there have been— us apart. since october seven, there have been those trying to take advantage of the very human angst we all feel— advantage of the very human angst we all feel about the terrible suffering that war brings to the innocent — suffering that war brings to the innocent konsa women and children, to advance _ innocent konsa women and children, to advance a — innocent konsa women and children, to advance a divisive, hateful, ideological agenda. to advance a divisive, hatefu

in ukraine than in all of russia combined, christian churches, i mean... churches exactly like parishes. in a word, this is the story, this is also the dissonance, which shows that russia to a certain extent remains such a colossus on clay feet, but for now those legs are holding the colossus. well, gentlemen, let's go now for a short break and then we'll talk to natalia ligacheva a little about such things as freedom, democracy, freedom, democracy, after a short break. tired of heavy and bulky saws, then the strong saw unpack the tv just for you, you can easily cut trees and bushes with it, it is so convenient to use it for carpentry work, it is an ideal tool for your home or garden, and the price is only from uah 1499, also a reliable battery is included, just call order now, there is a possibility of free delivery, specify: at the consultants, cut branches, cut a beam, chop firewood, you can do all this in one movement with a strong saw. just look how quickly she copes, even with thick branches, once and for all, and unlike standard saws, it is so convenient to use in hard- to-reach

church , desert holy assumption male monastery.aditions of the famous monastery are connected with legends. by the year 1380, the muscovite prince lugven symon, the son of the vyalikag prince of lithuania algerd, was born in 1380. on beraz yon know skіd, dze manakh paraіў yamu abmyts voch ў krynіchtsy i so certain term. u the prince slept here in the monastery. the monastery is only on the historic roofs of the 1500s. in 1596 , the berascei union of desert monasteries was transferred to the order of the basilians. adzinaga of the unified order in the vyalik principality. they are being farmed around the complex, as they are waiting for our time. right-handed, yans are more open, yans. they gave prices, they gave freedom, well, sustrezza with manahams, this is such an open life, and this kind of test is realized on this relief, the relief of the tsikava, because it was different, it laid out the budynka pastavits on pink markers on high, and there the place was dug out, the catalan monastery, the place was closed, it was necessary t

churches at christmas time in the city of bethlehem. how do christians around the world see this oppression

because surely you must agree this is damaging the christian church , i damaging the christian church there are a lot of people who will say that they are christians and they're not really christians. and the reason why that is, is because there's so much persecution of christianity around the world, not terms of total not only in terms of total numbers, but in terms the numbers, but in terms of the total proportion of people who are for their faith. are persecuted for their faith. and very easy to hide and it's very easy to, to hide behind that statistic. and i've seen it myself countless seen it myself on countless occasions. and i think what we really do need is that you need good evidence. and i think that judges are aware of false conversions . and indeed, i've conversions. and indeed, i've heard myself first hand heard that myself first hand from judges, that they're very sceptical particular sceptical about particular clients . but sceptical about particular clients. but in amongst that, there people who truly do there are people who truly do convert. and i guess the fear is, i

for 30 years, the so-called melitopol christian church was essentially engaged in totalitarian spiritualctices based on... denial canonical orthodoxy. the pastors of this sect acted very sophisticatedly. that moral ideological split that prepared the ground for complete russophobia turned out to be man-made. the church did not hide its roots. it was registered in the united states, with an american legal address. melitopol residents are still wondering what goal the leaders of this organization set for themselves. let's figure it out. back in december twenty-two, by order of the head of the military. citation in connection with violation of religious and social laws organizations of the russian federation, as well as in connection with the storage of weapons and radio interception communications equipment. this is the clearest example of the work of a foreign agent, when agents of influence are created at the expense of the funds and money of the united states throughout ukraine, resulting in the creation of a whole network of agents. who later worked in the field, including in the educa

churches at christmas time in the city of bethlehem. every day in incredible numbers and in a genocidallicy the christian world with the soul exception of very pleasantly, yeah, the entire christian world and all western values seem to be dying out along with the faith. esperanza, i thank you very much for having accepted this invitation and for sharing with us you and your family's experiences in this palestinian diaspora. thank you so much, thank you. of history in such a way as to make the people or nation that existed before this new colonial regime disappear in palestine, we have been experiencing this for more than a century, but it is not the first time. palestine has been subject to invasions throughout its history, and the is really simply come to actualize this need of some western powers to occupy and dominate the most geopolitically and geost.

church in russia, took control, oppressed them in the same way as the ukrainian greek catholic churchr the ukrainian orthodox church in the occupied territories, so it seems to me that these political calculations prevail his christian love for... for the ukrainians, for the victim, and it is a pity that he behaves like this, it seems to me that it would be the most correct of his, let's say this, for him to pay a visit to ukraine, to take the side of those who, those who suffers, and the second point, it seems to me, it would be better for him to fix his concern and efforts not on peace, he is not able to do this for obvious reasons, on the return of ukrainian children, this is also a christian thing, of course, that... this is what that the catholics of the whole world would definitely support, and of course we do any result would be greatly appreciated. thank you, mr. oleksandr, for the conversation, this is oleksandr khara, a diplomat. an expert of the center for defense strategies, and let me remind you, friends, that we are working live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on

church in russia, took control, oppress them, as well as the greek-catholic ukrainian or orthodox churche ukrainian church under the occupation territories, so it seems to me that these political calculations outweigh his christian love for the ukrainians and the victim, and it is a pity that he behaves in this way, it seems to me that it would be the most correct of his with let's say this, for him to pay a visit to ukraine, to stand on on the side of those who are suffering, and the second point, i think it would be better for him to fix his concern and efforts not on peace, he is not... able to do this for obvious reasons, on the return of ukrainian children, this is also a christian thing of course that it is something that catholics around the world would definitely support, and of course we would be extremely grateful for any outcome. thank you, mr. oleksandr, for the conversation , it was oleksandr khara, a diplomat, an expert at the center for defense strategies, and i would like to remind you, friends, that we are working live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtub

church in russia, took control, oppressed them, yes the same as the greek-catholic ukrainian church,the ukrainian orthodox church in the occupied territories, so it seems to me that these political...calculations outweigh his christian love for the ukrainians, for victims, and it's a pity that he behaves like that, it seems to me that it would be the most correct of his, let's say so, for him to pay a visit to ukraine, to stand on the side of those who, those who suffer, and the second moment, it seems to me, he would it was better to fix his concern and efforts not on peace, he is not able to do this for obvious reasons, on the return of ukrainian... children, this is also a christian thing, of course, that this is something that catholics all over the world would definitely support, and of course , that we would be extremely grateful for any result. thank you, mr. oleksandr , for the conversation, this is oleksandr khara, a diplomat, an expert at the center for defense strategies, and i would like to remind you, friends, that we are working live on the espresso tv channel, as well

it caught my attention, i asked lot, no prayer is being said in christian churches at christmas timeean, really, well, if at christmas you went to the malls, to the streets, as if you were basically indifferent to what is happening, i believe that the only ones, those closest. easter tree, buys gifts, eats deliciously, and it is a world apart, indifferent, that's one thing that draws attention es es un mundo aparte indiferente, eso es una cosa que que que llama atención, it draws deep attention, christ is being crucified again every day in incredible numbers and in a genocidal policy, the christian world with the soul exception of the pope who has called to stop this genocide, but very pleasant, very pleasantly, yeah, the entire christian world and all western values seem to be dying out along with the faith. esperanza, i thank you very much for having accepted this invitation and for sharing withus. el pueblo palestino es una invención del siglo pasado, no existe tal cosa como una nación palestina, porque el pueblo palestino no existe. يا زريف الطول يا صمود الاسير يا صقر السماعه con

a tradition that some say dates back to pagan times over the centuries of the christian church claimed carnival as its own. and the festivities became increasingly elaborate. and lucrative today, it's a huge money spinner. the customs alone bringing more than 200000000 euro is a year in germany. in cologne, for example, hotels are booked out and rooms cost 50 percent more than normal. but it's the food industry that really rates and the profits an estimated $800000000.00 euros a year. well, beers king in germany, in india, drinks made with bonds, are the and toxic and dive choice. in the netherlands. alcohol consumption on tuesday got out of hand. so now people are only allowed one drink at a time in public spaces. the entire country dix out in orange, in honor of the royal families colors. the day itself celebrates the birthday of changing them. alexander, extra trains are scheduled to bring people to the party hotspots in the big cities . gigantic flea markets are also part of the festivities. about half of all the judge people buy something they're bringing in some 290000000 euros a

a tradition that some say dates back to pagan times over the centuries of the christian church claimed carnival as its own. and the festivities became increasingly elaborate. and lucrative today, it's a huge money spinner. the customs alone bringing more than 200000000 euro is a year in germany. in cologne, for example, hotels are booked out and rooms cost 50 percent more than normal. but it's the food industry that really rates in the profits, an estimated $800000000.00 euros a year. well, beers king in germany, in india, drinks made with bonds, are the and toxic and dive choice. in the netherlands. alcohol consumption on tuesday got out of hand. so now people are only allowed one drink at a time in public spaces. the entire country dicks out in orange in honor of the royal family's colors. the day itself celebrates the birthday of change the limited exams here. the extra trains are scheduled to bring people to the party hotspots in the big cities. gigantic flea markets are also part of the festivities. about half of all the judge people buy something they're bringing in some 29000000

a tradition that some say dates back to pagan times over the centuries of the christian church claimed carnival as its own. and the festivities became increasingly elaborate and lucrative. today it's a huge money spinner. the costumes are low and bringing more than $200000000.00 euro is a year in germany. in cologne, for example, hotels are booked out and rooms cost 50 percent more than normal. but it's the food industry that really rates in the profits an estimated $800000000.00 euros a year. well, beer is king in germany. in india, drinks made with bonds are the and toxic and dive choice in the netherlands. alcohol consumption on tuesday got out of hand. so now people are only allowed one drink at a time in public spaces the entire country, dex out in orange. in honor of the royal families colors. the day itself celebrates the birthday of change, the limited exams are extra trains are scheduled to bring people to the party hotspots in the big cities. gigantic flea markets are also part of the festivities . about half of all dutch people buy something, they're bringing in some 2900000

a tradition that some say dates back to pagan times over the centuries of the christian church claimed carnival as its own. and the festivities became increasingly elaborate and lucrative. today it's a huge money spinner. the cost is alone bringing more than $200000000.00 euro is a year in germany. in cologne, for example, hotels are booked out and rooms cost 50 percent more than normal. but it's the food industry that really rates in the profits, an estimated $800000000.00 euros a year. well, beers king in germany, in india, drinks made with bonds, are the and toxic and dive choice. in the netherlands. alcohol consumption on tuesday got out of hand. so now people are only allowed one drink at a time in public spaces. the entire country dicks out in orange in honor of the royal family's colors. the day itself celebrates the birthday of change the limited exams. their extra trains are scheduled to bring people to the party hotspots in the big cities. gigantic flea markets are also part of the festivities. about half of all the judge people buy something. they're bringing in some 2900000

a tradition that some say dates back to pagan times over the centuries of the christian church claimed carnival as its own. and the festivities became increasingly elaborate and lucrative. today it's a huge money spinner. the cost is alone bringing more than $200000000.00 euro is a year in germany. in cologne, for example, hotels are booked out and rooms cost 50 percent more than normal. but it's the food industry that really rates in the profits, an estimated $800000000.00 euros a year. well, beers king in germany, in india, drinks made with bonds, are the and toxic and dive choice. in the netherlands. alcohol consumption on tuesday got out of hand. so now people are only allowed one drink at a time in public spaces the entire country, dex out in orange, in honor of the royal families colors. the day itself celebrates the birthday of kings dilemma. alexander, extra trains are scheduled to bring people to the party hotspots in the big cities . gigantic flea markets are also part of the festivities. about half of all the judge people buy something they're bringing in some 290000000 euro

a tradition that some say dates back to pagan times over the centuries of the christian church claimed carnival as its own. and the festivities became increasingly elaborate and lucrative. today it's a huge money spinner. the customs alone bringing more than 200000000 euro is a year in germany. in cologne, for example, hotels are booked out and rooms cost 50 percent more than normal. but it's the food industry that really rates in the profits, an estimated $800000000.00 euros a year. well, beers king in germany, in india, drinks made with the bond or the and toxic and dive choice in the netherlands. alcohol consumption on tuesday got out of hand, so now people are only allowed one drink at a time in public spaces. the entire country dix out in orange in honor of the royal families colors. the day itself celebrates the birthday of kings dilemma. alexander . extra trains are scheduled to bring people to the party hotspots in the big cities. gigantic flea markets are also part of the festivities. about half of all dutch people buy something they're bringing in some 290000000 euros across

church claimed comfortable as its own. and the festivities became increasingly elaborate and lucrative. today, it's a huge money spinner. the customs alone, bringing more than 200000000 euro is a year in germany. in cologne. for example, hotels are booked out and rooms cost 50 percent more than normal. but it's the food industry that really rates in the profits an estimated $800000000.00 euros a year. well, beers king in germany, in india, drinks made with bonds, are the intoxicant of choice in the netherlands, alcohol, consumption on things they got out of hand. so now people are only allowed one drink at a time in public spaces. the entire country dicks out in orange, in honor of the royal families colors. the k itself celebrates the birthday of changing them. alexander. extra trains are scheduled to bring people to the party hotspots in the big cities. gigantic flea markets are also part of the festivities . about half of all the judge people buy something they're bringing in some 290000000 euros across the country. the

the christian faith church, in the christian faith in the uk today , including the in the uk today, includingshop of chelmsford. now, the good bishop tried to suggest that if there was any kind of increase in the number of asylum seekers who were trying to claim or convert to christianity , then or convert to christianity, then perhaps it was down to what she described as the increasingly hostile environment for asylum seekers, and that the church, in contrast to that, offered a warm welcome. but she said in her answer to the committee that she didn't recognise this claim by the reverend firth off a conveyor belt of conversions to christianity. this is what she said. >> you know , our churches >> you know, our churches respond to, to local need. however it presents itself. that's a totally separate issue to saying that we are kind of quickly and easily and freely baptising large numbers in order to scam the asylum process. i think that the notion that the church of england is currently being a conveyor belt for baptisms in order for people to gain their asylum status , i gain their asylum sta

we're heading to east to celebrations at the headquarters of design christian church. the driver liked the loss control of the bus, which had registration plates from the able to inputs i'mma millions usually make the pilgrimage. at this time of us, did the accidents from the increased traffic all come on. last year we lost about 225 people who are joining this is the weekend. so right now we're sitting at this $45.00, just one and the crush. so you can use it, you can just imagine how appropriate, much of this issue is offered safety in the country. it's the ministry has promised to help perpetuate the bodies of the victims as well as conduct a thorough investigation. i haven't looked at that, i'll just say ref small, the 130 school children kidnapped in nigeria being reunited with the families. the students have ducted in the state of kaduna on march the 7th before being fried by the army. the communities a cooling for more accountability as katia left as jose and ripples excited and relieved. an entire community welcomes back the fried students. army convoys make wa

their churches, desert holy dormition male monasteries. royal tradition. yama abmyts vochy ў krynіchtsy і so certain term. the padzyaku prince sleeps a monastery here. eight only on the historic roofs of the monastery. s manahami, this is such an open life, and such a test is realized on this relief, the relief of the tsikava, because it’s different, it’s dazvalya the budynka pastavits on pink markings are high, and there the heta was dug out, the catalan monastery, the pottery is closed, it was necessary to level the platform, well, the platform and the pastavits were like that in the parameters of the complex, there was magic... cart out know this terrain, this relief, and rozny budynki, well, well, we understand that there were rosy magic items, money, money, everything was not magic. immediately take it away and publish it, and it will be created in just a few hours. yes, in the 19th century, the monasteries were dredged, only in the 1800s, the polish and niyak metropolitan cities of jerusalem were occupied let’s talk about muravanaga

the christian church leadership.. >> desirable . >> that would be desirable. >> that would be desirable. >> let's hope that somebody will come along shortly. >> find it to me. >> but i just find it to me. i find it wrong that whichever station it was puts a message up for happy ramadan doesn't think of putting a happy, happy easter. well, they might have doneit easter. well, they might have done it now, but i don't think it's something they would have done by paddington. didn't see done by paddington. i didn't see anything. a look my. >> i'm sure that at christmas time message are time those message boards are full christmas . i don't full of happy christmas. i don't know, i bet you i bet you they are. the difference is happy festive difference are. the difference is happy fe the difference are. the difference is happy fe the that difference are. the difference is happy fe the that i difference are. the difference is happy fe the that i didn't'ence are. the difference is happy fe the that i didn't likee is the thing

a tradition that some say dates back to pagan times over the centuries of the christian church claimed carnival as its own. and the festivities became increasingly elaborate and lucrative. today. it's a huge money spinner. the costumes are low and bringing more than $200000000.00 euro is a year in germany. in cologne, for example, hotels are booked out and rooms cost 50 percent more than normal. but it's the food industry that really rakes in the profits an estimated $800000000.00 euros a year. well, beers king in germany, in india, drinks made with bonds, are the and toxic and dive choice. in the netherlands. alcohol consumption on tuesday got out of hand. so now people are only allowed one drink at a time in public spaces. the entire country dicks out in orange, in honor of the royal families colors. the k itself celebrates the birthday of kings dilemma. alexander, extra trains are scheduled to bring people to the party hotspots in the big cities . gigantic flea markets are also part of the festivities. about half of all judge people buy something. they're bringing in some 290000000

, the church of porpphery. this living example, witness for centuries, proves that fraternity and tolerance between the muslim and christian communities is indeed possible, and how the fate of each community is linked to that. the other in the land of palestine, christians and muslims, we have to live together in love, because we are the creation of god and the god is one, so special here in gaza, christians and muslims are living in a very good relationship, very close relationship, because we are living as family, we participate together, we all share the same concern for the martters and for the wounded, we suffer together, which prompts the christian to host the muslim and vice versa, so that we introduce to the whole world demonstration of brotherhood between muslims and christians in gaza and palestine at large. the fraternity among muslim and christian communities was also demonstrated when the ferocity of the most recent war imposed by israel on the gaza strip in 2014 escalated to inhumane degree that s

, the church of porpphery.living example witness for centuries, proves that fraternity and tolerance between the muslim and christian communities is indeed possible, and how the fate of each community is linked to that of the other. in the land of palestine, christians and muslims, we have to live together in love, because we are the creation of god and the god is one, so special here in gaza, christians and muslims, we are living in a very good relationship, very close relationship, because we are living as family, we participate together, so that we introduce to the whole world demonstration of brotherhood between muslims and christians in gaza and palestine at large. the fraternity among muslim and christian communities was also demonstrated when the ferocity of the most recent war imposed by israel on the gaza strip in 2014 escalated to inhumane degree that shocked the world when the israeli occupation army invaded border areas indiscriminantly killing men, women and hundreds of children and displacing thou

, the church of porpphery. this living example, witness for centuries, proves that fraternity and tolerance between the muslim and christian communities is indeed possible, and how the fate of each community is linked to that, the other in the land of palestine, christians and muslims, we have to live together in love, because we are the creation of god and the god is one, so special here in gaza, christians and muslims we are living in a very good relationship, very close relationship, because we are living as family, we participate together. we suffer together, which prompts the christian to host the muslim and vice versa, so that we introduce to the whole world demonstration of brotherhood between muslims and christians in gaza and palestine at large. the fraternity among muslim and christian communities was also demonstrated when the ferocity of the most recent war imposed by israel on the gaza strip in 2014 escalated to inhumane degree that shot the world when the israeli occupation army invaded border are

, the church of porpphery. this living example, witness for centuries, proves that fraternity and tolerance between the muslim and christian. communities is indeed possible, and how the fate of each community is linked to that of the other in the land of palestine. christians and muslims, we have to live together in love, because we are the creation of god, and the god is one, so special here in gaza, christians and muslims who are living in a very good relationship, very close relationship, because we are l as family, we participate together, christians and muslims in their festivities, in their social life, social events. we all share the same concern for the martters and for the wounded, we suffer together, which prompts the christian to host the muslim and vice versa, so that we introduce to the whole world. demonstration of brotherhood between muslims and christians in gaza and palestine at large. the fraternity among muslim and christian communities was also demonstrated when the ferocity of the most rece

church. pratsivagu razbeshchanam antychny era. at the bottom of the plastic walls , 14 side-by-side altars are carved. grouped columns and polasters of the karynt order serve as frames for altar carcinas and upper bas-relief panels. do not look at the external agulnasts of all the temples at the baroka style, a specialist in the public relations assemblies. rech u tym, shto jezuitskaya kastlya at this time, the jans were mostly like this. pretentious, great looking. the temples that the damiencans, bernardines, and franciscans had were, of course, very elaborate, cold, and clingy. it seems that the geta contributed to the ideas of sarmatism. our gentry at that time was indulging in its ideas, its special practices, and its life. and everything about the architecture of the city was based on the velma of the architec- ture. the syaredzine muggle had a great jumper, a great man was possessed, but from the outside he was great similar to fartets, abaronchae zbudavanna. from the side and the cass

duty as an orthodox christian to be in church every sunday, if someone cannot, confession, i need todidn’t come to church last sunday, for this reason, for that reason, so that the priest would read the prayer of permission. visiting church on sunday, just like on a holiday, is our duty to the lord, and if we don’t go to church, well, that means we don’t have love, neither for to god, not to people, but a man without love is a clanking brass, a chopping keel. that is why i especially wanted to say these words on the eve of lent; there is very little time left before this special field. which introduces us to the celebration of holy easter. during lent it is necessary to visit church even more often. people who are free from work should do this both morning and evening during the first week. but those who work in the morning, of course, probably will not be able to attend morning services, but at least in the evening, in the evening with the reading of the holy canon andrei kritsky, everything is absolutely necessary. visit, because not only the grace-filled , prayerful atmosphere in

churches and christian homes served as shelter for thousands of victims. we refused to leave from the beginning. the israelis dropped flyers from their flames asking us to leave, but we refused up until yesterday and the day before. all of baithan was flaring under phosphorus bombs, emitting poisonous gas and the f-16s in the sky and tanks on the ground. we waited until daylight to leave, while our house was destroyed. allah grants victory to the resistance. we accept the people in the church, because we are very close in the area when they were hitting the israeli army. we are very... close to sayya and zitoon, we are in zaitoon, and so many people from betlaha, bet khan and which they are supposed to leave their places, because it was heated their places from the tanks, so they run to find a safe place, safe place, it is the most or the church, young father or young woman carrying baby on his hands or... your hands, you cannot close your eyes, you hard speak and you have to apply, so this is the um... the cause that we open the doors of the church and to

the churches , charities, the churches, charities, volunteers and fundraisers who lived the christian values of compassion, charity and self—sacrifice , supporting those self—sacrifice, supporting those in need and demonstrating what it means to love thy neighbour. >> pope francis has presided over easter mass at the vatican. tens of thousands of people turned out to see the pontiff and the delivery of his urbi et orbi blessing from the balcony of saint peter's basilica . pope of saint peter's basilica. pope francis, who's been dealing with health problems in recent weeks , health problems in recent weeks, used his address to renew his call for an immediate ceasefire in gaza, along with the release of all israeli hostages . of all israeli hostages. israel's prime minister says more than 200 gunmen have been killed by his country's forces at a hospital in gaza. it follows reports that an israeli airstrike hit several tents on the grounds of the al—shifa hospital, killing four people and injuring others , including and injuring others, including journalists. the israeli military says a

this concerns victor hernandez' time as a pastor at a spanish language christian church in richmond.g 16 charges, varying from rape of a child over 14 years old to kidnapping and molestation. the d.a.'s office says four victims have come forward and there may be more. he has been held on $10 million bond and has pleaded not guilty. >>> now to a follow-up out of the north bay, sonoma county supervisors have unanimously approved a resolution declaring racism a public health crisis. the count health department resolution suggests black people's lives are ten years shorter on average than other racial and ethnic groups countywide and also says that black and latino children are more than twice as likely to live in poverty. the resolution doesn't ask for money or redirect existing funds. >>> turning to our climate in crisis, california is relaxing its new water conservation rules. the state is trying to cut urban water use, even though california is not in a drought. the old rules say over 160 agencies would have had to cut water use by 20% or more by 2035. now, just 46 agencies will have

church.y say the victim confronted 2 people trying to steal their car. that's when the victim was shot at suspects drove away. caltrain successfully tested its electric trains and overhead wires between redwood city and mountain view picked on this. now for the first time caltrain is set to launch its electrified service coming this fall and assembly member matt haney introduced a resolution that would require self-driving car companies to report all crashes traffic violations and incidents of cars stalling as well as assault and harassment involving its fleet. time now 6.44, and the exploratorium in san francisco is going to host a live viewing party. >> to see the solar eclipse and so that means you'll be able to see the eclipse differences go. wyatt know, actually, if you go over there on april 8th during this event, they're going to live stream from texas and mexico where they should be able to see the full eclipse here in the bay area. we should have a partial eclipse. the exploratorium

churches.pean countries was decided after the defeat of napoleon? paris, alas, no, not paris, elisha, moscow , a good guess, alas, this is not moscow , what they will say in the staff room, we don’t know either, well , yes, it’s definitely not minsk, nor moscow, yes, nor paris, then i’ll say me, this is vienna, in september. how many centuries were there in atradze, like the apovest of bykav, zhuraulina kryk, who would have stopped the german troops for a day? five, no, alexander, seven, no, teachers' room. six fighters, this is the absolutely correct answer to our question. alexander, scientist. which physicist coined the term electric charge? nikola tesla, no. elisha. om, no. teacher's office, we won't give any advice, and the kids don't have an answer either, vasya, we don't have an answer, this is michael faraday, elisha, russian literature. name the work based on which director leonid gaida made the film incognito from st. petersburg, blue-green, no, not it, alexander, auditor, auditor che

in this country the churches, charities, volunteers and fundraisers who live the christian values of compassion, charity and self—sacrifice, supporting those in need and demonstrating what it means to love thy neighbour. >> sir keir starmer also posted on social media saying it's a time for optimism and new beginnings . the easter messages beginnings. the easter messages come as a new poll suggests the tories are on track for their worst general election result. survation found the party could win fewer than 100 seats, with labour predicted to sweep to power with a landslide victory of 468 seats. the 15,000 person poll indicated the conservatives would be wiped out in scotland and wales, and hold just 98 seats in england . the energy seats in england. the energy secretary has warned that labour's dangerous net zero plans would leave britain at the mercy of china . labour has mercy of china. labour has pledged to convert the country to clean power by 2035 years earlier than the conservatives but claire coutinho told the telegraph the plan would leave the uk overreliant on chinese made

the emblem of sacrilege in christian churches and of the burning of human dwellings and, of the horror for■v most western scholars, the war, which began on february 1899, ended on july 1902, roosevelt declared amnesty and full pardon to all individuals in the philippine archipelago who were involved in the conflict. this he did two days after the us secretary of war declared an end to the hostilities and the establishment of. a civilian government, some filipino historians, however, disagree with this symbolic politics driven unil declaration of the secession of hostilities as military conducted by filipinos were, still prevalent beyond 1902, even as far as 1913. they include mercado suffice in tary actions on behalf of the republic in 1903 that the bulk brothers cebu whose attacks against the americans and cebuana elite collaborators would persist until 1906. the pollione so faustino a the resistance movement against the americans in later from 1902 to 1907. his an aggressor counterpart pope dionisio manuela or papa aecio, who was able to a spirited military campaign the island of --

and it's the revealed truths of the christian church and and those and classical liberals. and i think i hit a nerve. i want to ask you this large question of shifting topics, a bit as i'm reading this, i'm listening to you and we're in this place. we're looking at what, we're looking at. we know that our our politicians 250 years ago and it's almost 250 years ago, actually were grapple with great weighty phillis issues and they were grappling even in public in a kind of way with their own frailties and trying to better themselves in public. there's a part of reading this and i'm not trying to discourage anyone from reading it because it will you a better person. but there's a part that you come to and you think, my what we've lost in our discourse, this country where where it's very, very hard. i'm not talking about the most character who doesn't seem particularly self-aware on the national scene. i'm not even talking about him. i just mean, there's no room or space or time for american leaders to sit and read and walk along the potomac in the early hours of the morning. t