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i'm christian, catholic, and this time i'm very happy to participate in in muharram and in ashhura, buse religion and beliefs fade away and only affections, situan y bueno el ver esta ceremonia pues en el fondo me quedé observándola y bueno como como en otras religiones insisto como he dicho antes pues resulta resulta en este caso concreto resultó tranquilizante no era se notaba pues que había detrás pues recitaban algún tipo de texto poema y bueno la gente respondía respondía a ello con cierto sentimiento y bueno me sentía al gusto en la plaza. the people's love for imam hussain is special and endless. in this sea of admiration, respect and loyalty, differences fade away. i'm from turkey and first time in iran and i came here for. for specially the ashura ceremony uh, i saw that ceremony before in istanbul we have as well, but it's not like h, it's so traditional and... and it's really impressive because it's very small village here, but many people came here for that ceremony and it's really organized, i think uh, i'm happy to be here to uh to see what they do here, and think i respect

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i'm christian catholic and this time i'm very happy to participate in in muharram and in ashura. buseaveling around the country and for us it was very important to to see the ceremony about the imam hussein. vengo de barcelona, es la primera vez que visito irán y bueno, el ver esta ceremonia pues, en el fondo me quedé observándola y bueno, como como en otras religiones ensisto como he dicho antes pues resulta resulta en este caso concreto resultó tranquilizante no era se notaba pues que había detrás pues recitar recitaban algún tipo de texto poema y bueno la gente respondía respondía a ello con cierto asentimiento y bueno no pero estuve bien me sentía a gusto en la plaza. and uh i came for specially the sura ceremony uh, i saw that ceremony before in istanbul we have as well, but it's not like you. this is so traditional and it's really impressive because this is very small village here, but many people came here for that ceremony and really organized it. i think uh, i'm happy to be here to uh to see what they do here and think i respect the the religion here. although about 1,400 yea

i'm christian, catholic, and this time i'm very happy to participate in in muharram and in ashura, busea detrás pues recitar recitaban algún tipo de texto poema e y bueno la gente respondía respondía a ello con cierto sentimiento y bueno no pero estuve bien me sentía a gusto. love for imam hussain is special and endless in the sea of admiration, respect and loyalty, differences fade away, from turkey and it's first time run and i came here for specially the ashura ceremony. uh, i saw that ceremony before in istanbul we have as well, but it's not like huh this, it's so traditional and it's really impressive because this is very small village here, but many people came here for that ceremony and it's really organized, i think uh, i'm happy to be here to uh to see what they do here and i think i respect uh... religion here, although about 1,400 years have passed from the tragic death of imam hussein and his companions, his loyal followers come together every year to keep the flames of his love burning and his memory alive. the on lookers stand captivated by the people's love and faithfulne

and it's not just the palestinians, a lot of even christians, catholics, other muslims, of faith and other fates. also getting involved. a lot of ways, something the boiling point is truly there, and i was just so glad to see everybody come together today and really stand up to this. now, what are your big go all the fact that neither joe biden, no camera hire, is attended that joint session of congress. while these ready prime minister was, did every new speech. what do you make of that? obviously you've got people pulling the strings behind the scenes. you've got the, the, the nearly anointed couple of harris and the few, you know, people that are trying to leave this little hole that she's going to embrace a different pathway. but also we're hearing rumors that she is going to consider shapiro as the v be running. so obviously one hand are seeing one thing the other hand, you're seeing, the other thing being laid out and laid out. and it tapes really just the typical, you know, typical process by the democrats. now nothing now is said quote that america has our back move. wow. wel

, catholic i guess in particular sensibilities around the world. relied on the french to stage an appropriate spectacle. the ioc specialises in spectacle. but in this particular case, they got more spectacle than they bargained for. you can of course follow all the results from the olympics live as they happen on the bbc sport website and our app. and you can get involved using the hashtag bbc olympics. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the united states is to give the commanders of its military forces injapan more operational control. the announcement follows talks between us secretary of state antony blinken and his japanese counterpart, who identified china as a growing risk. two men have died after a light aircraft crashed in north yorkshire. police were called to thorganby, near selby, just before 10am, after a two—seater plane came down in a field. two men in their 20s, believed to be the pilot and a passenger, were pronounced dead. and there was controversy at the belgian grand prix. british driver george russell took

catholics express their regret for the insult to christianity in the consecration ceremony. as doctoral student there, what do i see but this gross mockery of the last supper, and i want to describe it any further, just go online, it's it's gone viral, you can see it, but but further more, we christians, we catholics should not be sheepish, we should resist, egypt's al-azhar university also condemned the insult to god's prophet, the messiah, during the olympics, dozens of sports and artistic figures as well. they reacted offensively to the last supper panel. endrothitis boxer the american protested the behavior of the olympic organizers and called for a boycott of these games and asked the christians of the world to stand up in defense of christianity. in protest against this show, cs pier, one of the largest american technology companies , decided to remove its advertisements from the olympic games . following the renewed criticism of the video. the opening ceremony of the paris olympics organizers also announced that the paris olympics were removed from the olympic youtube account. ku

over the centuries , catholics, orthodox christians, jews and muslims have lived here.f the youngest and the only museum of this culture in belarus. themes, which opened its doors to visitors on july 3, 2009. the museum contains materials about cultural and ethnic faiths. the main exhibition exposition under a single sky after a century. the unity of the culture of peoples is very touching in this atmosphere, you are imbued with all your heart and soul. we will learn more about the ethnographic heritage from the director of the museum, ekaterina moskalevich. ekaterina, good afternoon, hello, please tell us how the theme of national cultures is connected with the city of ivia, because it is not without reason that the museum is located in this city. iviy is called little jerusalem, the capital of the belarusian tatars. truly, this is a belarusian babylon, whose heritage is connected with christians, jews, and muslims. therefore , it is not surprising that the museum of national cultures was opened here in viviers in 2009. please tell us about yours. permanent exhibition.

we are christians, catholics, we should not be shy, we should resist, we should declare ourselves.the olympic flag was carried by a strange rider on a mechanical horse. many remembered the prophecy of john the theologian, a harbinger of trouble. italian journalist angela giuliana even turned to russia for asylum so as not to be part of such a show. dozens of internet users followed his example. elon musk is outraged, and mep marion marechel i had to make excuses. this was extremely disrespectful to christians. to all christians of the world who feel insulted, know that this is not france that is saying this, but a left-wing minority that is ready for any provocation. delivered by a rider on a pale horse, the flag with five rings was eventually flown onto the flagpole upside down, and this is an international distress signal. the opening of the olympics turned into a closing ceremony for humanity, noted internet entrepreneur kim.com. president macron, on the contrary, really liked everything, he praised the organizers and actors, calling the production wonderful. to conquer the sea

now it feels that the right thing to do is to be a christian. make fun of we christians and catholicst resist. we must make our voices heard. now these resistances have been answered and the organizers of the paris olympics removed the video of this event from the olympic youtube. of course, with apologies to anyone who was offended by the opening ceremony show has done hossein rouhani of sed and sima news agency. student competition of social innovation. jana was held by presenting 300 student projects in different social fields. in this plan, students presented their practical plans to solve the country's social problems, and the three selected plans of this event were honored. presenting a practical plan to rehabilitate sleeping cartoon people and create employment for them. a project that has been implemented for 3 months in the city of saravan and has been successful in this period. collect it from the people of the organizations and recycle the part that is not unusable in a green and principled way , repair the rest, which mostly includes phones and laptops , and donate them to

it provoke outrage among some catholics, other christian groups and muslims around the world. france has a strong catholic heritage but also a long tradition of secularism. last from me is legal and considered by many to be in a central pillar of freedom of speech. supporters of the opening ceremony praised it's message of inclusivity and tolerance. so was this scene simply an example of freedom of expression, or could france have been trying to advance a secular agend? we'll discuss all this with our guests in a few moments. but 1st, this report from victoria gate and b. a performance during the powers and intakes opening ceremony outraged many catholics, christians muslims, around the world will just say, or it doesn't have access to the pictures. but critics say the scene mocked jesus through what many swords. a parody of lino davinci is painting the last supper, including drag queens, appearing to portray the apostles. the french bishops conference released a statement saying, we are thinking of all christians on every continent. he's been hurt by the outrages provocation of cert

it provoke outrage among some catholics, other christian groups and muslims around the world. france has a strong catholic heritage but also a long tradition of secularism. last from me is legal and considered by many to be in a central pillar of freedom of speech. supporters of the opening ceremony praised its message of inclusivity and tolerance. so was this scene simply an example of freedom of expression, or could france have been trying to advance a secular agenda? we'll discuss all this with our guests in a few moments. but 1st, this report from victoria gate and b. a performance during the powers and intakes opening ceremony outraged many catholics, christians muslims, around the world will just say, or it doesn't have access to the pictures. but critics say the scene mocked jesus through what many swords. a parody of lino davinci is painting the last supper, including drag queens, appearing to portray the apostles. the french bishops conference released a statement saying, we are thinking of all christians on every continent. he's been hurt by the outrages provocation of cert

this was the beginning of the irrevocable division of christianity into the catholic and orthodox churchesinfluenced the entire history of the world. controversies between rome and constantinople had been brewing since the 9th century. the disputes were mainly over dogmatic and ritual issues, but in reality they represented a struggle for supremacy between the popes of rome and the patriarchs of constantinople. after the schism on over the centuries , alliances were repeatedly concluded between churches; they were called unions, when the churches had some common interests, or it was necessary to expel a common enemy. disagreement among the orthodox by july 16, 1748, the great russian scientist mikhail lomanosov, in a letter to the great swiss mathematician leonhard euler , formulated what later became known as the law of conservation of matter. all changes occurring in nature occur. so that if something is added to something, then it is taken away from something else, wrote lomonosov. he came to the conclusion that this is a universal natural law. as much matter is added to one body, the s

for the majority of the early modern period, most christian churches, both catholic and protestant, supported slavery and colonialism in africa. that did not end there. the catholic church was accused of being close to the hutolight government in 1994 when nearly million people were killed in 100 days. however, it was only in 2017 that pope francis, upon meeting the rwanda and president paul kagame, officially asked for. during the 20th anniversary commemorations in april 2014, kagame accused the catholic church of having participated fully in establishing the colonial ideology that created the divide between hutus and tutsis, which he claimed led to the genocide. it took many years for the catholic church eventually apologize for its role in the rwanda genocide. first we must understand that. church is a complex uh entity, it's a complex institution uh, while the church itself is supposed to provide so call uh a place of hope and peace and growth for people, sometimes humans have manipulated the church and used it for really despicable things, so it is the nature of the church, the catholic

churches, both catholic and protestant, supported slavery and colonialism in africa. that did not end there. the catholic church was accused of being close to the hootu light government in 1994 when nearly million people were killed in 100 days. however, it was only in 2017 that pope francis a during the 20th anniversary commemorations in april 2014, kagame accused the catholic church of having participated fully in establishing the colonial ideology that created the divide between hutus and tutsis, which he claimed led to the genocide. it took many years for the catholic church eventually apologize for. roll in the ruanda genocide. first we must understand that the church is a complex uh entity, it's a complex institution. while the church itself is supposed to provide so call a place of go and peace and growth for people. sometimes humans have manipulated the church and used it for really despicable things. so it is the nature of the church, the catholic church. especially to take its time, considerable time to go through uh a process of acknowledging wrong and then um accepted to a

for the majority of the early modern period, most christian churches, both catholic and protestant supported slavery and colonialism in africa. that did not end there. the catholic church was accused of being close to the hootolight government in 1994 when nearly million people were killed in 100 days. however, it was only in 2017 that pope francis, upon meeting the rwanda and president during the 20th anniversary commemorations in april 2014, kagama accused the catholic church of having participated fully in establishing the colonial ideology that created the divide between hutus and tutsis, which he claimed led to the genocide. it took many years for the catholic church eventually apologize for its role in the rwanda genocide. first we must understand that the church is a complex entity, it's a complex institution, while the church itself is supposed to provide so call a place of hope and peace and growth for people, sometimes humans have manipulated the church and used it for really despicable things, so it is the nature of the church, the catholic church especially to take its considerab

churches, both catholic and protestant supported slavery and colonialism in africa, that did not end there. the catholic church was accused of being close to the hutu like government in 1994 when nearly million people were killed. 100 days, however it was only in 2017 that pope francis, upon meeting the rwanda and president paul kagame officially asked for forgiveness for the catholic churches rule in the 1994 genocide. a genocide survivor narrates how thousands of tutsies were slaughtered inside catholic church in rwanda. nyewe najje mo nsanga abatulutsa. during the 20th anniversary commemorations in april 2014, kagama accused the catholic church of having participated fully in establishing the colonial ideology that created the divide between hutus and claim led to the genocide, it took many years for the catholic church eventually apologize for its role in the rwanda genocide. first we must understand that the church is a complex um entity, it's a complex institution, while the church itself is supposed to provide so call uh a place of go and peace and growth for people, sometimes

bishops of france a scene of ridicule and mockery of christianity. conference of catholic bishops of germany expressed a similar opinion. an impressive discovery of hopefully peaceful games, but the queer communion was a failure and completely unnecessary in its production. the main character of the queer communion was lgbt activist and dj barbara butch. exactly. she is wearing a crown that resembles a nymp, sits in the place of jesus, and 2 months before that she played a dj set in the center of paris called very lesbian, and here it is difficult to believe the organizers’ assurances about not wanting to offend anyone, because the biography of the person chosen to play the role of the main christian symbol categorically contradicts all christian values. yes, i'm actually a fat lesbian, very proud of it. this is an interview. despite everything, it affected the quality of water, our water quality has deteriorated slightly, so we are not risking anything, and in order to in order for the athletes to be at their best for their competitions on tuesday w

churches, both catholic and protestant, supported slavery and colonialism in africa. that did not end there. the catholic church was accused of being close to the huto-light government in 1994 when nearly million people were killed in 100 days. however, it was only in 2017. that pope francis, upon meeting the rwanda and president paul kagami, officially asked for forgiveness for the catholic church's role in the 1994 genocide. a genocide survivor narrated: during the 20th anniversary commemorations in april 2014, kagame accused the catholic church of having participated fully in establishing the colonial ideology that created the divide between hutus and tutsis, which he claimed led to the genocide. it took many years for the catholic church eventually apologize for its role in the rwanda genocide. first we must understand that the church is a complex uh entity, it's a complex institution. while the church itself is supposed to provide so call uh a place of go and peace and growth for people, sometimes humans have manipulated the church and used it for really despicable things, so it

this was the beginning of the irrevocable division of christianity into the catholic and orthodox churchesnd influenced the entire history of the world. controversies between rome and constantinople had been brewing since the 9th century. there were disputes in mainly on dogmatic and ritual issues, but in reality they represented a struggle for supremacy between the popes of rome and the patriarch. after the schism, over the centuries , alliances were repeatedly concluded between churches; they were called unions, when the churches had some common interests, or it was necessary to expel a common enemy. disagreements between orthodox and catholics have been used more than once by third parties to achieve their foreign policy goals. the split has not yet been overcome. july 16. 748, the great russian scientist mikhail lomanosov in a letter to the great swiss mathematician leonhard euler, he formulated what later became known as the law of conservation of matter. all changes occurring in nature occur in such a way that if something is added to something, it is taken away from something else,

catholics and christians across -- >> mr. across the globe or outrage. >> mr. trump: i thought it was terrible. >> laura: casey if -- you will have enough influence on the organizers that we will be, you know, insulting questions? >> mr. trump: we will be having a last supper as portrayed the way they portrayed it the other night. i just think -- looked, i'm for everybody, i'm very open-minded, you know me better than most people know me. i'm very open-minded. but i thought what they did was a disgrace. >> laura: charlie, i'm glad he spoke out about that because so many of us catholic, christians, people of faith were outraged and disgusted by what france did in the olympic committee. >> and rightly so. i'm struck by that clip, how donald trump is more cent centrist, even, you know, common sense, nonpartisan, nonideological guy that we've had certainly in my lifetime running for president. and he's running -- and is evidenced by the fact that he sees all of this as clear eyed and he does. and he's running against a true doctr

bishops of france a scene of ridicule and mockery of christianity.of catholic bishops of germany expressed a similar opinion. an impressive discovery of hopefully peaceful games, but the queer communion was a failure and completely unnecessary in its production. the main character of the queer communion was lgbt activist and dj barbara butch. name. she is wearing a crown that resembles a nymp, sits in the place of jesus, and 2 months before that she played a dj set in the center of paris under the name very lesbian, and here it is difficult to believe the organizers’ assurance that they do not want to offend anyone, because the biography of the person chosen for the role of the main christian symbol categorically argues with everyone christian values, yes, i'm actually a fat lesbian, very proud of this interview. the rain, no matter what, affected the quality of the water. our water quality has deteriorated slightly, so we are not risking anything. and in order for the athletes to be at their best in their competitions on tuesday wednesday, the feder

this was the beginning of the irrevocable division of christianity into the catholic and orthodox churches controversies between rome and constantinople had been brewing since the 9th century. the disputes were mainly on dogmatic and ritual issues, but in reality they represented a struggle for supremacy between the popes of rome and patriarchs of constantinople. after the schism, over the centuries , alliances were repeatedly concluded between churches; they were called unions, when the churches had some common interests, or it was necessary to expel a common enemy. disagreement among the orthodox, on july 16, 1748, the great russian scientist mikhail lomanosov, in a letter to the great swiss mathematician leonhard euler , formulated what later became known as the law of conservation of matter. all changes occurring in nature occur. so that if something is added to something, then it is taken away from something else, wrote lomonosov. he came to the conclusion that this is a universal natural law. as much matter is added to one body, the same amount is lost from another. the hours i spend

having said that, we are from a christian, catholic, family.boarding school and, i think that who i am today, now i'm 34, i'm turning 41. nowadays i'm the fruit of my imagination. everything that i have always wanted to be with the love and support from my family and few close friends that i have. and i think that if we have that basis in our life, we can be anything. we can be superheroes. now it's just like, let's try and make this world a better place to live in peace and respect and love one another and be more empathetic as well. now there is so much bullying still going on at schools and daily basis on social media. now i'm a victim of social media bullying . of social media bullying. >> oh, we all are every day. >> oh, we all are every day. >> i don't know if you go through my instagram sometimes because you're instagram friends, so always check your posts. >> they i'm not very good at instagram, but they listen. they bully everybody anyway. i don't take any notice of it anyway. but listen jessica, we are running out of time . what's the

democrats, for 30 years they did everything to make the population simply less catholic, and as soonn democratic party found out about this, it lost elections, that's all ended for her, her party collapsed, and we must understand this here, in our country, if we really think that this is all we did before... markets are simply out of principle in order to destroy these scum, i i think we can, we will cover much more possibilities , we have come to such a state that one of the greatest nations in the world, it cannot organize a song competition and advertise it. at the global level, so that the whole world would follow it, so that there would be such a show, so that everyone would forget the superball, we cannot do this do, we can’t come up with our own educational system for 3 years, what happened to us ourselves, if there is someone who can’t, honestly can’t, please give the opportunity to those people who can, if there is someone who doesn’t want to , in these conditions, we are already talking about national betrayal, there is no other way left in this country, they want to destro

this was the beginning of the irrevocable division of christianity into the catholic and orthodox churchescontroversies between rome and constantinople had been brewing since the 9th century. the disputes were mainly over dogmatic and ritual issues, but in reality they represented a struggle for supremacy between the pope. rome and patriarch.

it's a church which happens to be a missionary baptist church, which means catholic, christian, catholicou make sure you respect the historic site of it. yes, that's what it is, right. and to teach the kids or whatever the activities you want to provide them with, to be respectful of the facts, right? so you teach them how to focus their mind on beauty for example. you see, because that's the future. we're going to beauty. you see. so mind mindset . now remember something. never forget this. no belief is welcome in the duty to learn. thank you much for addressing this committee. next speaker good morning board. my name is piercey bastiani, past president of the gamma chi lambda chapter of alpha phi alpha fraternity, incorporated. i want to be clear. i'm not speaking on behalf of the chapter. this is my own personal opinion. i am in full support of this measure and of what pastor brown was just speaking to you. this is a common sense measure that is going to be of great benefit to our youth, who are in dire need of this critical service. so i expect to see an 11 zero vote on this to the f

however, 2021 and 2022, hundreds of christians and catholics and people turn in religious exsemption wrongfully terminated because we did not agree to accept a injection. now we know it is bio weapon to kill americans, so the one world order government can usher [indiscernible] depopulate san francisco and make san francisco people like--i let know, ethic commission thing about what you just said earlier, you said your department is going to be reduced 3 percent of your expenditure, because of the revenues, so my question is, 36 percent people, the good people, the taxpayer people left san francisco. the business closed, the people who paying dollars of our revenues left. 36 percent left and you only cut 3 percent of your expenditure, so my question is, why is ethic department, ethic commission department able to do a lot of things not for the people of san francisco? for example, people get paid 5 days, but people don't vote 40 hours. it is called hybrid jobs. this is new term. hybrid jobs. and sometimes you go to the department and sometimes they say, we don't know the answer. it w

. >> i'm speaking to fellow christians. i was raised catholic, i'm a christian girl. something like this happens to you like this assassination attempt and you say something like god is watching, was watching me, that is a very un-christian thing to say. it's very narcissistic. , what about corey -- what's his name, comperatore, the fireman who also -- i don't think so i don't think so -- [inaudible conversations] >> sandy hook, all of those people. oh, god was watching me and not watching them. there's something very can disturbing -- >> god should have pulled the plug if on that mic yesterday. rachel: she also said take that thing off of his ear, the patch, the cover over his ear and put it over his mouth. that's what anna navarro said because the speech was too long. will: i don't know what joy behar, is she tries to qualify what her position is. i don't know what the qualifications are to judge someone else's christianity. but i do know that speech in that moment where he went into detail and talked about the attempts assassination, it's a focus group that we're a

rwanda is mostly a, a christian. yeah. catholic country. so yeah.gain it's things have got out of control. >> tobias i didn't stir. >> tobias i didn't stir. >> my boys can help calm things down. >> i didn't stir any of that. i thank you for coming on the program and having a frank exchange of views. i'm joined by colin sutton, retired senior investigating officer at the met police, who, of course, famously caught levi bellfield, that awful man. and the night stalker. colin. i mean, it's a rotten night for the police, wasn't it? >> oh, yeah. i mean, you know, l, >> oh, yeah. i mean, you know, i, i'm no politician. i'm just a copper or was and you know, the important things around southport, the important things are the family who's lost a child, the families that have got people in hospital and are on pins as to whether or not they recover and how quickly. i know. and then you've got a group of police officers there, local police officers who were the first responders to this and had the worst day of their life going into that scene. and then the ver

. >> it's interesting because the common slam of the catholic church or christianity in general is an escape from reality, sort of a fairytale or the assurance of things you couldn't possibly know. >> when a scientist begins looking at the phenomena of nature he begins to see pattern and order and we did not need the modern scientists to discover this. the art already played the role of further revealing the world. which is why woods were thought to be such a problem in the ancient world. >> it is also why girard begins his theory as a literary critic. he is starting to perceive patterns of desire in human behavior and he actually says at one point, novelists are some of the best psychologists. >> that is really true. there is that depth available in literature, which leads to the question, is anybody reading that kind of literature? >> when you are in a moment of renewal, the answer is yes and no. >> and people will always discover in themselves a hunger for the serious. we can cut it all down to, everything is about xy or z, there is no beyond and there is nothing deep to the human

. >> i was raised catholic. i'm a christian girl.ination attempt -- you saw something like god is watching -- was watching me, that is a very un-christian thing to say. it's narcissistic. >> it was a remarkably long acceptance speech and dishonest speech. >> he's a narcissist. these are the dsm-v criteria far narcissistic personality disorder. >> it's too bad the bandage was over his ear. should have been over his mouth. >> mr. comperatore -- comperatore, i was sick of him using him as a prop, his firefighter jacket. >> pete: donald trump said he wants prosperity and freedom for every race and color and creed. before the speech, joy reid was attacking black maga supporters. >> it's rooting in, returning white christian men, but also white men -- white adjacent men, black men, brown men, in terms of trying to be in that dominant position in society. then you have women who are willing to go along with that. a certain number of willing that are doing the same thing. >> pete: judge, we were commenting about their fake set. we're in new

. >> i was raised catholic, i am a christian girl.ation attempt -- you say something like god was watching me. that is a very un-christian thing to say. because it is very narcotics -- narsisistic. >> this is the dcm five criteria for narsisism. >> i was sickened by the using him as a prop, his fire fighter jacket. >> pete: donald trump says he wants prosperity and freedom for every race, religion and colour and freed. but msnbc's joy reid was attacking black magga supporters. >> it is rooted in returning white christian men but also white adjacent men, black men, brown men, who are white adjacent, trying to be in the dominant position in society and then you have women who are willing to go along with that. there are a certain kind of woman that will go along with that, the trad wife. >> pete: we are in new york city, for those at home. judge, take it away. >> jeanine: when she says, i am catholic, and something happens to you, and you say god was watching me, it is a very un-christian like thing to say, i wonder what catholic school

however, 2021 and 2022, hundreds of christians and catholics and people turn in religious exsemption wrongfully terminated because we did not agree to accept a injection. now we know it is bio weapon to kill americans, so the one world order government can usher [indiscernible] depopulate san francisco and make san francisco people like--i let know, ethic commission thing

and catholic.ver the course of 2013 to 2019 when he was accepted into the catholic faith he said they underwent a spiritual transformation. in the book hillbilly elegy you can sense this search for a deeper spiritual foundation for him. he grew up in middletown, descendants of the scots irish folk who were generally protestant in a protestant-lite way and he was always disaffected at that. he talks about his teenage and college years embracing atheism as a reaction to what he saw as the weak religious foundations of his childhood and it led him to catholicism. it tracks with a broader evolution on the right towards a more muscular conservative catholic faith. he is close with a handful of conservative intellectuals who are very outspoken catholics and juxtapose their own catholic worldview to the liberal one he rejects. catholic social teaching, which tries to infuse political and social life with catholic theology is right there. that is an intellectual influence for him as well. i think catholici

catholics and christians across -- >> mr.ura: across the globe or outrage. >> mr. trump: i thought it was terrible. >> laura: casey if -- you will have enough influence on the organizers that we will be, you know, insulting questions? >> mr. trump: we will be having a last supper as portrayed the way they portrayed it the other night. i just think -- looked, i'm for everybody, i'm very open-minded, you know me better than most people know me. i'm very open-minded.

bishops of france and mockery of christianity.expressed by the conference of catholic bishops of germany. an impressive discovery of hopefully peaceful games, but the queer communion was a failure and completely unnecessary in its production. the main character of the queer communion was lgbt activist and dj barbara butch. it is she, wearing a crown resembling a nympus, who sits in the place of jesus. and 2 months before that, i played a dj set in the center of paris called very lesbian. and here it’s hard to believe the organizers’ assurances of reluctance. offend someone, because the biography the person chosen for the role of the main christian symbol categorically argues with all christian values. yes, i'm actually a fat lesbian, very proud of it. this is an interview with barbara four years ago, even then she was militantly promoting obesity and same-sex sex, and the organizers hardly knew about the candidate’s life creed. however, the problem of the 2024 olympics is not limited to just the ceremony; the triathletes’ training

it's a church which happens to be a missionary baptist church, which means catholic, christian catholicou make sure you respect the historic site of it. yes, that's what it is, right. and to teach the kids or whatever the activities you want to provide them with, to be respectful of the facts, right? so you teach them how to focus their mind on beauty for example. you see, because that's the future. we're going to beauty. you see. so mind mindset . now remember something. never forget this. no belief is welcome in the duty to learn. thank you much for addressing this committee. next speaker good morning board. my name is piercey bastiani, past president of the gamma chi lambda chapter of alpha phi alpha fraternity, incorporated. i want to be clear. i'm not speaking on behalf of the chapter. this is my own personal opinion. i am in full support of this measure and of what pastor brown was just speaking to you. this is a common sense measure that is going to be of great benefit to our youth, who are in dire need of this critical service. so i expect to see an 11 zero vote on this to the f

parents who send their children to christian schools or private schools or jewish schools or catholic schools need not apply. like me. can you get two for the price of one? mr. clinton says of his lawyer spouse. and what and what does hillary believe? well, hillary believes the 12 year olds should have the right to sue their parents. and has compared marriage and the family as institutions to slavery and life on an indian reservation. well, speak for yourself, hillary. and friends. like this. this my friends. this is radical. the agenda that clinton and clinton would impose on america, abortion on demand, a litmus test for the supreme court almost actual rights discrimination, religious schools, women in combat units. that's change. all right. but that's not the kind of change america needs. it's not the kind of change america wants. and it's not the kind of change we can abide in nation. we still call god's country. president. a president of the united states is also the president of the united states, is also america's commander in chief. he's the man we authorize to send fathers an

however, 2021 and 2022, hundreds of christians and catholics and people turn in religious exsemption wrongfully terminated because we did not agree to accept a injection. now we know it is bio weapon to kill americans, so the one world order government can usher [indiscernible] depopulate san francisco and make san francisco people like--i let know, ethic commission thing about what you just said earlier, you said your department is going to be reduced 3 percent of your expenditure, because of the revenues, so my question is, 36 percent people, the good people, the taxpayer people left san francisco. the business closed, the people who paying dollars of our revenues left. 36 percent left and you only cut 3 percent of your expenditure, so my question is, why is ethic department, ethic commission department able to do a lot of things not for the people of san francisco? for example, people get paid 5 days, 40 hours a week, but people don't vote 40 hours. it is called hybrid jobs. this is new term. hybrid jobs. and sometimes you go to the department and sometimes they say, we don't know

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.: th >> laura: the mocking of the last supper,e la catholics and christians across the globe are outragedy can do certain things, butt i thought it was terrible. >> laura: can you say the next olympics as president, you will have enough influence on the organizers that we will not be l insulting christians? >> former presidenhat trump: wet won't be having a last supper as per trade the way they pretradeh at the other night. i just think -- look, and for everybody and i'm very open-minded, you kno w me better than most people know me.eopl i'm very open-minded and i felt like what they did was a disgrace. >> laura: charlie, i'm glad he>> spoke out about that because so many of us catholic christiansof and people of faith were outraged and disgusted by what france did with the olympic h committee. >> rightfullowy so, and i'm strk by that clip donald trump is most common sense nonpartisan, nonideological guy that we have had to, certainly in my lifetime running for president.unni he's running again and evidenced by the fact he h sees all of ths as clearr eye as he does.inai he's running again

a mockery of the last supper, it has offended catholics and members of other christian denominationsam a man of broad views, but i got the impression that this was an outrage. the staging of the ceremony was condemned by other famous people, it seems. living in stuffy rooms without air conditioning. eva gevargiyan gave a concert at our embassy in the netherlands, the pianist performed a piece. rams and other composers. despite her young age, only 20 years old, eva is the winner of awards in more than 40 international music competitions. the performance is dedicated to the eightieth anniversary of the great patriotic victory. concerts from this series have previously been successfully held in madrid, vina and rome. it is a great joy today to perform for the first time in the hague in the netherlands as part of the international music project russian muses to the world, which is aimed at popularizing russian music. the famous tarkhan museum-reserve celebrates its eighty-fifth anniversary, the estate where he grew up, created, was happy and found peace, mikhail lermontov, carefully pres

celebrating the last supper, catholics and christians are outraged all over the world. the organizers and there will be no insult to christians. we will not present the last supper in the light in which they presented it. i have a broad outlook, but i think that what they did is a disgrace, you just see, doctors there are sounding the alarm, more and more women at the olympics are complaining about... statitis, you know, so something needs to be done about it to do, so, but then everything is fine, they canceled the hay swimming competition, the plan is generally ingenious, reliable, like a swiss watch, let's wait 2 days for the shit to settle, then we'll swim, why not, this, unfortunately, is the honest truth, no, well, well, there's no more, then there's probably only pedophilia and cannibalism, everything else. a very serious issue for paris, it really washes everything into the river, well, that’s what i ’m saying, the phrase see paris die has taken on different colors, yes that’s a fact, and as for zelensky, for some reason he didn’t come to the olympics, that’s me