apparently, this is a monument to the monk elisha. that he was made in such detail, every wrinkle, every emotion on his face, read. yes, yes, you know, you are right, in this regard, this monument is unique, one moscow architect, one day he came to our monastery here in 2007. it turned out to be denis tryatovich, whose ancestors were guardians lavrishevsky monastery in the 15th century. denis decided to continue the family tradition and asked what he could do for the monastery. he was asked to carve a monument to the monk elisha. after some time, he brings us this sketch. when they asked him where, where did such details come from, where did you get such such detail, he says: you know, everything is simple, when i sculpted him, i prayed to him so that i could sculpt him in as much detail as possible, and a miracle happened, he just told me showed up, sat down next to him, and i just blinded, then he disappeared, a miracle that i want to believe in, and i also sincerely believe that even in a monastery you will not be satisfied with sp

elisha lavryshevsky, lived in the 13th century, came from his richest family... they say , the monk elishaon of the grand duke troyden, and the prospects, as they now say, for career growth, he had the most exciting, but instead of a sword, he chose a monastic robe, that is, this is essentially an ancient version of modern downshifting, quit your career, leave everything, take your family and move to where it is quiet, calm and good. the ranks of the monastic brethren quickly replenished and quite soon the monastery received the status of a monastery. but tell me. evgeniy, why are monasteries popularly called white lava? white, because we are in belarus. why laurel? the fact is that lava in general in church circles is the name given to a monastery that contains only think about it, from 100 or more inhabitants, monks. yes, but i saw probably five or six people here, no more. yes, yes, that’s why we are still just being reborn. in order for the word of god to better reach the laity, you need to speak the same language with them. for this, in the monastery. he was asked to sculpt a monument

apparently, this is a monument to the monk elisha. i noticed that he was made in such detail, every wrinkle, every emotion on his face readable. yes, yes, you know, you are right, in this regard this monument is unique. one moscow architect, one day in 2007 he came to our monastery here. it turned out to be denis stritovich, whose ancestors were guardians. and a miracle happened, he just appeared to me, sat down next to me, and i simply blinded him, then he disappeared, a miracle that i want to believe in, and i also sincerely believe that even in a monastery you will not be satisfied with spiritual food alone, you also need physical food , here is proof of this, this is a very interesting process, the novice will beat the beater, you know why, but in order to invite all the monks to a meal, unfortunately i am not allowed to this meal. these are the foundations of the monastery, but the process is very interesting. according to surviving documents, in the 15th century the monastery had its own school and library, stables, printing hou

grand duke troyden, and the prospect, as they say, the monk elisha was the son of now they say his career

as to john's elisha 0 states, a witnesses see the parent, military rapids support forces attacked. a village and we visited a makeshift camp in indonesia where thousands are seeking shelter during volcanic eruption. the when we begin this broadcast is central gaza. where is really forces have bond a un school and a residential building in the new site at refugee camp killing at least 40 people. do you want agency for palestinian refugees says 6000 forcibly displaced. people were sheltering in the school when it was hit. without any warning that both zoom begins are coverage the often left and is very strong when they run school sheltering, thousands of displaced i'm sitting in in central goes on. dozens of people have been reported killed from the bum boesmans, and i'm gonna say right, camp. and many more injured. a residential home was also hits. room is that when i woke up to the screens of women and 2 toned body parts, one woman last 2 of 3 children, people who have lost every one or the ox, the hospice of what people are be treated is at suite times its capacity. and the fee is

this is elisha 0, laurie from dual ha. also coming up at the table in the month for the honda a grooves, warrant of a spiraling mental health crisis across garza, with children suffering. the most altering nationalist is really, is hold a controversial riley and occupied east jerusalem, making an incursion into all ok. so mosque compounds also it has the fierce battles and some dogs north, dar for region. the army, badly parent military forces in the city of alpha. sure. the we begin in gaza, where is really forces have an intensifying their attacks on terms for displace people in the center of the strip. 3 camps were targeted just a few kilometers, are parts from the air and by artillery fire. they are a bridge mcgasey and, and will say that the and then at least $97.00 palestinians were killed in the attacks. many of them, women and children, doctors without borders, has described the assault as an insane escalation of violence. grieving families gathered outside the locks out hospital in there to better it's central guy

and elisha from the oryol region orphanage, whom we showed in our program, a family was found. today smolensk meets us and we go to one of the orphanages in the smolensk region. hello, meet everyone, when everyone is at home. this is zhenya, hello, and his sister alina. hello. zhenya, how old are you? 11, alisha, you are eight. guys, i know that you are great losers. yes. who are spoonies? who plays the spoons? take your instrument in your hands. and show how you do it. maybe you can teach me. yes, this one here, and this one here. you start, and i will admire you. come on, have you ever had someone get knocked down during a concert? yes, what if? got lost, start again, or watch how others do it, or you can pretend that nothing happened and continue further, yes, alina, a little housewife, she always helps us around the house. alina is a first-grader and conscientiously approaches her homework, although we are not given grades, but the teacher praises her very much. zhenya is an amazingly observant child, he interests... are varied, his questions about the world around him are

this is elisha 0, laurie from dual ha also coming up at the table. i've been there for the.

as michael apple reports a warning this piece contains distressing images of the this is elisha cruz, the neighborhood of oma wasi in the south waste of the gaza strip. bodies and body parts lined the streets of what was an agricultural area. the remnants of green houses are visible among the tracts of either res riley tanks or bulldozers believe to have driven over the bodies we ran for our lives. many civilians were killed. these very soldiers are destroying whatever they kind. many people were torn to pieces. we miraculously survived in another parts of all my wasi, an area israel designated as so called sites are at least $5000.00 palestinians of had to flee a tax. they the, all of a sudden these really tanks invaded the area, coupled with helicopter and drone attacks. i saw that people touring the parts we saw pieces of flesh all over the place. i carried my children and run away for our lives. we don't know where to go. just walking with the crowds, menu work, it was an injury. this was supposed to be a safe, so i know where it's safe at all. in elbow ridge and the central part

applause joining me now is elisha holt, the community engagement officer at i have a voice.he ones that we were discussing when we did the post—match analysis of the rishi sunak interview, things like feminism, marriage equality, sustainability. it's important to note the differences, isn't it, and what people want to talk about. indie what people want to talk about. we do see what people want to talk about. - do see a large range of issues come up do see a large range of issues come up when we discuss the sort of topic with young people. quite often there will be eight similar issues that you would hear about when looking at the current election campaign and around things like climate and the environment to come up quite often. one of the things we hear about most frequency is housing, which is a topical issue currently, they also care about education and finance, i think quite often we think about young people issues that are any issues that affect any adult in the country affect young people as well, so there's always a broad spectrum depending on what room you go into. t

areas and undermine the fighting nearest to john's capital comes as fears, battles, wage and nearby elisha 0 state and for the major city of as fisher in dar for just the lynch, the co author of, through john's unfinished democracy, explains why the fights for a fresher could mark a turning point in the conflict this is the last stronghold of the suit and these armed forces in dar 4. and what this means, if this is taken over by the r s f, is that they have taken over the entire state. and many of these areas are not areas where they are originally from, and it means the huge devastations for civilians and city. both the student is armed forces and the rapid support forces are blocking a coming in. i know that there is aid waiting in the andre in child across the border, but both sides are, are the blocks and the delivery of that a. and so this is one of the main problems that diplomats are facing. and there's really no solution. when you have both sides, we're unwilling to make compromises and are willing to do it to, to have the basic, to kind of decency, to protect us with their populat

right now i'm saying that i don't know at this point the finance being was a tree guy. elisha needs for these protests so it's able to be he needs to go really well. the files truck and then halfway into the furthest the time to get into something bigger. which ease? we don't think. i mean, does that mean should you make, remember those problem into not getting sent to actually have the best a bucking of we can see it clearly on television as the for being and still yes, there is a, there is a lot of worries to that. a boat, let me say there is a nice trust because i cannot store and trust with them. i'd be like a peasant making any empty point. he says, you cannot control the boundary. please get very excited that he has to be going to be. although they do take you to the room that he has finally conceded back this counseling contract. that these thing is a whole lot, especially in light of the adoptions that have been going on during the weekend and even after today. and the key things that have been going on, especially in today, okay, that we will leave it to the bible to see what h

the, this is elisha cruz, the neighborhood of oma wasi in the south waste of the gaza strip. bodies and body parts lined the streets of what was an agricultural area. the remnants of green houses are visible among the tracks of either israeli tanks or bulldozers believe to be driven over the body. we ran for our lives. many civilians were killed. these very soldiers are destroying whatever they kind. many people were torn to pieces. we miraculously survived in another parts of all my wasi an area israel designated as so called sites or at least $5000.00 palestinians of had to flee a tax that the all of a sudden these really tanks invaded the area, coupled with helicopter and drone attacks. i saw that people touring the parts we saw pieces of flesh all over the place. i carried my children and run away for our lives. we don't know where to go. just walk in with the crowds. menu worked as an injury. this was supposed to be safe, so, but nowhere is safe at all in elbow ridge and the central part of the strip, at least 4 children with children, residential homes, go above the bodies of the

urging israel and him off to reach a ceasefire in garza and more than 100 people killed as to dogs, elisha's.

couple already familiar to the townspeople, ruslan and lyudmila, ruslan and lyudmila are the parents of elishavsky, elena savina, channel one. onegin, my good friend, was born on the banks of the neva, where? perhaps you were born or shone, my reader. pushkin was born in moscow, but he adored st. petersburg and he shone there. in general, i wonder how many of his traits alexander sergeevich passed on to onegin, how similar evgeny is to pushkin, and who could be the prototype of tatyana? anna fomenkova researched this topic. magazine russian antiquity for 1874, volume nine. note, the fate of the fifth chapter of evgeny anegin. pushkin lost all the money he had; he offered as a bet the fifth chapter he had just completed about nigina. the bet was accepted, since this manuscript also represented a lot of money. pushkin received 25 rubles in banknotes per line. and pushkin lost. the next bet was a pair of pistols, but here luck went to the side of the poet. he won back both pistols and hands. and also won fifteen hundred thousand. the fifth chapter of the first in russia pushkin wrote a novel in v