they imagine that orthodoxy is a distant eastern branch of catholicism. thus them. russia, ukraine, belarus, this is holy russia, russia, ukraine, belarus, this is holy russia. but holy russia is not an empire, and we are all with you, one, holy russia. to understand the russian worldview, you definitely need to understand that all this is not just connected with the news agenda, nostalgia for the greatness of the ussr and other things. it should be remembered that the concept of moscow the third rome is very strong in the russian consciousness. dans les esprits en russie, qui est celui de la 3e rom. la 3e rome, qu'est-ce que c'est? moscow, the heir of the first rome, which fell into the hands of the barbarians in the 5th century, the heir of the second rome, that is, constantinople, which fell into the hands of the muslims in 1453. considers herself not only the patroness of world orthodoxy, but also the guardian of the truth in the face of the barbaric latinized west. in which in the 15th century there was a reformation that killed possible remnants. religious tra

will appear there for single mothers, ukrainian orthodoxy for defenders of the homeland, ukrainian orthodoxyor the lgbt population, many there are growing up from the state department and the countries of many foreign intelligence services, we know this well, but my dear people, we are talking now about ' he headed the newest exarchate of the moscow patriarchate, the african one. fresh plaque: determined ruler of the new lands of the historically alexandrian church, which recognized the ukrainian ambitions of constantinople. we'll tell you more about this later. i want to tell you that i am not saying this at all as a populist, on the air. i worked for 19 years on different continents in different continents. countries, uh, various obediences, and tried to carry my cross with dignity, my foreign geography is very extensive and capacious, hello, how are you alive here? thank god, thank god, slowly with your prayers. real serbia, yes, yes, it’s like ancient serbia, not yet destroyed by the influence of the west, well, i wrote the first book, the set war against userbo, it was published here in

young clergy, africans, they stood so firmly on the canons of orthodoxy, on the canons of universal orthodoxyir patriarch was leading them into schism, they courageously declared their disagreement. the situation with the schism is very difficult, it divides the churches today, and those who went into schism, like the patriarchate of alexandria, the patriarchate of constantinople, they must come to their senses. this is our desire for which we pray every day, every day we pray for peace. in a country where armed conflict has been virtually constant since gaining independence from the french in 1960, prayer for peace is often the last salvation for believers who were not spared by the rebels. there were moments when shots were fired from all types of weapons. we were forced to close the church and run and hide in the jungle. in moments of calm, we always returned to the people to preach the word of god to them. these were very difficult times. one day they launched a shell at our church. fortunately, god wished that it did not hit the building itself, landing right behind our wall. there were

petersburg and continue his studies at repin academy and dive deeper into the history of orthodoxy.. thank you, i found the fullness of the christian faith that i was looking for, i always wanted to return to south africa and also help the church, when i already met matushka, too, when i was in russia, we got married together and returned together to south africa, he already had. .. where for a long time in his head he wanted to be a priest, but for me it was still , of course, exactly what the hell, because no matter how i am an artist by profession, father nikolai was also an artist in his previous life, so we we moved like two such creative people, i was very, very worried and cursed, i say, i don’t want to be a mother, no, not a mother, because i know how hard it is, how much, how to say, how much work and... what to continue his service in his own parish within the moscow patriarchate. those who did not accept deliverance may receive a better resurrection. they rebuilt the ceiling into a wooden one to remind us of such beautiful cozy wooden house churches in russia. one of the

between orthodoxy and orthodoxy, the catholic church did not think then, and in general does not thinkafter attempts to support a series of self-proclaimed encroachments on the russian throne, king sigismund entered into a direct war with russia. catholicism was in the kremlin, but something went wrong. this may sound strange. our historical destiny, yes, rather, rather here in russia, of course, i would not want it to happen in this space, let’s say, as canonically speaking here. territories orthodox church, yes, god forbid , someone again tried to voice, namely, that catholics are the cause of all evil, i don’t argue that we have active parishioners, parishes, as members of the church, i’m not talking about my parish, my parish is here as rector, if he is pro-russian, that’s it, goodbye, you can’t be anti-russian. and the role of russia, precisely our state, russia in syria is visible to all catholics. i can confidently tell you that at least a significant part of the convicts understand how positive a role russia played holy land. assyria is part of the holy land. accordingly, catho

, i, or rather into catholicism, i drag her into orthodoxy, that is, we live normally, this is normalthe catholic church. with you answered your own question, moving from shtetl to family, look how many we have, we have a lot of mixed families.

and so even though that the spirit houses are not, did not come from orthodoxy, they, in alaska or an accepted orthodox practice. from what i've heard from, you know, the stories my husband has told from his, travels in the village and from native elders that i've spoken to his side. the russian people were incredibly client and embraced the native way and a lot of to the source of orthodoxy. in line with a lot of native teachings. so one of them is you know, we don't own our body, we don't own the earth, we give everything but to god, god created our body. and so we don't destroy our body upon death. we bury it in the hopes of the resurrection to the boys as soon as this group yourself to be smooth nipple miller knows that the bush is 53 to 70, for smith knew formula knows certain boys are so if you could have the keys up to the smith, newborn mill, or nose slow, but sewage sewage system, adult, all new produce, know you will weigh, give a call. so i'm in the, you know, i see, you know, a lot of the young people, they want to go out and make their way. that's fine. you know, but they

so prior to orthodoxy, they believed that for up to a year after a person died that their sole would remain near their body or their ashes until their body returned to the earth. so for that year, they would put the houses on to kind of keep the spirits away from the village. i have a place for the spirit to go. and then once the spirit pauses on in the body has decayed into the earth and we allow the houses to return back to the earth as well . so there are many that are very decayed and so they're not neglected. they're just returning so in many of them there's items that the person would've liked when they were living. and if you look inside, you can actually see an icon of the mother of god, as well as a little crochet bag with him crochet hucks. so we know that grandma, whoever's grandma, she was loved to crochet and she loved the church. so this is one of my favorites. and so i think one of the reasons that the russian missionaries were so successful in converting the last date of people to orthodoxy was because they really respected and values, traditions that were already in

and a lot of the source of orthodoxy in line with a lot of native teachings. so one of them is, you know, we don't own our body, we don't own the earth, we have everything but to god, god created our body. and so we don't destroy our body upon death, we bury it in the hopes of the resurrection. so if the boys is here, think group yourself to be smooth. nipple miller knows that the boys are so people do so stupid. smith, new formula knows. so if the boys are so if you could have the keys up to the smith named bull, mueller knows slow, but so a student who is with the all new produce, know either way, give a call. so i'm in the, you know, i see a lot of the young people, they want to go out and make their way. that's fine. you know, but they're always comes a time. when you get older in your life, you're going to say, who am i? am i really from what, why you're cutting this along in your find out. and hopefully, you know, the younger people just always listen to that. if there's anything that's thing to you know, understand, that's how your traditions stay alive

and my family orthodoxy. i feel that they are are spiritual. our fathers, fathers, in the face and we're, we're there children, that's what i, i feel that connection there to rushes, deep spiritual connection for your family or family. the natural way, not to be late for now. the and we have cousins, interest has some place. i don't know where, but i'd like to meet them. sunday seems to be fine. the a . the garage of business services with us can do either speak with key at the washington state, the bruce, the dealer, my computer is just the phone. i assume that you keep the list of all but huge, but they use the to suckle out the price so much. i just don't know we, we would have to shop for different scenarios by doing cheaper. you know, when you, if you have sort of really aggressive are swap of beach and control. yeah. so pretty good. last time you, it's showing up as a study. it's because of what you're going to do for lucy specifically. so somebody calling us from us, which is nice with them for pretty to so the insurance go for assist yo

, i her, or rather into catholicism, i drag her into orthodoxy, we live normally, this is normal, wellf the catholic church? you yourself answered your question, moving from one shtetl to a family , look how many we have, we have many mixed families, and this is normal, two christmases, two easters, this is a wealth of traditions that we only multiply by collecting, and this shows here ours is precisely wealth and dignity, yes ours. our society, our, our people, talk about finding a flock in in a small town or village , where there are 300 or 400 people left, no one talks about tugging, no one talks about it now, the husband will not drag his wife from the churches to the church, also on the contrary, this is already a culture, a culture of being, a culture of being together, when we are not looking for different things, for what divides us. when we create and rejoice in what enriches us, because in a family, the husband is not there to correct his wife, but in order to... some global difficulties that exist, moreover, that’s just -oh yeah new law, about which, about a new amendment, a

so prior to orthodoxy, they believed that for up to a year after a person died, that their sole would remain near their body or their ashes until their body returns to the earth. so for that year, they would put the houses on to kind of keep the spirits away from the village. i have a place for the spirit to go. and then once the spirit pauses on in the body has decayed into the earth, we allow the houses to return back to the earth as well. so there are many that are very decayed and so they're not neglected. they're just returning to in many of them, there's items that the person would've liked when they were living. and if you look inside, you can actually see an icon of the mother of god, as well as a little crochet dad with him crochet hucks. so we know that grandma, whoever's grandma, she was loved to crochet and she loved the church. so this is one of my favorites. and so i think one of the reasons that the russian missionaries were so successful in converting the last date of people to orthodoxy was because they really respected and values traditions that were already in place

and a lot of of the thoughts of orthodoxy in line with a lot of native teachings. so one of them is, you know, we don't own our body, we don't own the earth, we give everything but to god, god created our body. and so we don't destroy our body upon death, we bury it in the hopes of the resurrection to the boys. as soon as the group yourself to be smooth, nipple miller knows that the boys is 53, is the best man. new formula knows. so the boys are so if you could have the keys up to this may have nibble meal or nose slow, but sewage sewage system, adult, all new produce, know you will way give a call for me in the, you know, i see, you know, a lot of the young people, they want to go out and make their way. that's fine, you know, but they're always comes of time when they get older in your life, you're going to say, who am i, i really, from what, why you're cutting this along in your find and hopefully, you know, younger if you can just always listen to that if there's anything that's thing to you know, understand, i tell you tradition, stay alive, turn them down and

and a lot of the source of orthodoxy in line with a lot of native teachings. so one of them is, you know, we don't own our body, we don't own the earth, we have everything. but for god, god created our body. and so we don't destroy our body up front desk, we bury it in the hopes of the resurrection to the boys is here to group yourself to be smooth. nipple miller knows that the boys are so people do so to dismiss new formula. nice. so if the boys are so, if you could, i guess you have to be smooth, nimble miller nose slow, but sewage sewage system, a don't all new produce, know you will they give a call for me in the, you know, i see, you know, a lot of the young people, they want to go out and make their way. that's fine, you know, but they're always comes a time. when you get older in your life, you're going to say, who am i? am i really from what, why learning. you're cutting this along in your find out and hopefully, you know, the younger people just always listen to that. is there anything that's thing to, you know, understand? i tell you, tradition, stay

, i, or rather, into catholicism, i convert her into orthodoxy, that is, we live normally, this is normalthe catholic church, you yourself answered your question, moving from town to family, look how many we have, we have a lot of mixed families, and this is normal, two christmases, only by collecting, we multiply, and this shows our wealth and dignity, and our our society, our , our people, easter, this is the wealth of traditions that we talk about finding a flock in a small town or village where there are 300 or 400 people left, about tugging, no one talks about this now, the husband will not pull the wife. from churches to church, also vice versa, this is culture, a culture of being, a culture of being together, when we are not looking for different things , what divides us, when we create and rejoice in what enriches us, just like in a family, husband not in order to correct his wife, but so that together, as one whole, they complement each other, that’s what concerns... after all, well, there are certain features, of course, of course , it is clear that the state, in general, one wa

so prior to orthodoxy, they believed that for up to a year after a person died, that their sole would remain mirror their body or their ashes until their body returned to the earth. so for that year, um they would put the houses on to kind of keep the spirits away from the village. i have a place for the spirit to go. and then once the spirit pauses on in the body has dictated into the earth. and we allow the houses to return back to the earth as well. so there are many that are very educated and so they're not neglected. they're just returning to in many of them, there's items that the person would've liked when they were living time. if you look inside, you can actually see an icon. i'm the mother of god, as well as a little crochet bag with him crochet hucks. so we know that grandma, whoever's grandma, she was loved to crochet and she loved the church. so this is one of my favorites. and so i think one of the reasons that the russian missionaries were so successful in converting the last date of people to orthodoxy was because they really respected any values. traditions that were

no doubt that behind this was the political will of not only the enemies of russia, but the enemies orthodoxyuse to tear the russian church... from the churches of the middle east is means weakening first of all those churches , well, by the grace of god, after all , the majority of orthodox leaders are wise people and do not succumb to this kind of pressure, although this pressure is being carried out, and some are giving up their positions, but some heads of churches are courageously resisting this . for obvious reasons , i will not pronounce the names of these people, but i thank you for their courageous, firm position aimed at preserving unity with the russian orthodox church, which means this is the fight for the unity of all orthodoxy. you mentioned the eastern mediterranean, just in those places where christ was born and walked his earthly path, now everything is also on fire, and despite the fact that all the world... some kind of unanimity will be established about what and how needs to be done to preserve peace, then this unified thought can be realized in political concepts. but to

from the russian orthodoxy.hodoxy, fortunately, this is happening in us and there is already an understanding, epiphanius, by the way, said that women can come to church and they do not have to go to the orthodox church and they do not have to cover their heads with scarves, but it is not obligatory it is necessary that they be exclusively in skirts, they can also come in pants, the main thing is that they come, with what intentions they come to the church and that they come for some kind of support or to resolve something difficult that they cannot themselves.

so prior to orthodoxy, they believed that for up to a year after a person died, that their sole would remain mirror their body or their ashes until their body returned to the earth. so for that year, they would put the houses on to kind of keep the spirits away from the village. i have a place for the spirit to go. and then once the spirit pauses on in the body has decayed into the earth and we allow the houses to return back to the earth as well . so there are many that are very decayed and so they're not neglected. they're just returning so in many of them there's items that the person would've liked when they were living. and if you look inside, you can actually see an icon of the mother of god, as well as a little crochet bag with him crochet hucks. so we know that grandma, whoever's grandma, she was loved to crochet and she loved the church. so this is one of my favorites. so i think one of the reasons that the russian missionaries were so successful in converting velasco native people to orthodoxy was because they really respected and values, traditions that were already in plac

and a lot of to the source of orthodoxy in line with a lot of native teachings. so one of them is, you know, we don't own our body, we don't own the earth, we give everything back to god. god created our body. and so we don't destroy our body upon death, we bury it in the hopes of the resurrection to the boys as soon as the group. good . so to be smooth, nipple miller knows that the board is 50 to 70 percent new formula. nice. so if the boys are, so if you could have case, you have to be smooth nibble meal or nose slow, but so as soon as with the cool, new, new produce, know you're really give a call from in the, you know, i see a lot of the young people, they want to go out and make their way. that's fine, you know, but they're always comes of time. when you get older in your life, you're going to say, who am i? am i really from what, why you're cutting this along in your find out and hopefully, you know, the younger, if you can just always listen to that. if there's anything that's the thing to you know, understand. that's how you traditional stay alive. try th

and a lot of to the source of orthodoxy in line with a lot of native teachings. so one of them is, you know, we don't own our body, we don't own the earth, we give everything back to god. god created our body. and so we don't destroy our body up front desk, we bury it in the hopes of the resurrection to the boys as soon as the group. good . so to be smooth, nipple miller knows that the boys are so if they do so to dismiss new formula. nice . so if the boys are so if you could of case you have to be smooth nimble meal or nose slow. but so it's even worse with the cool new produce, know you will they give a call for, i mean, the, you know, i see, you know, a lot of the young people, they want to go out and make their way. that's fine. you know, but they're always comes of time when you get older in your life, you're going to say, who am i from? i really from what, why you're cutting this along in your find out and hopefully, you know, the younger people just always listen to that. if there's anything that's thing to you know, understand, that's how you tradition st

, yes, russian orthodoxy, he gave guarantees, even to the serbian church, that we will always protectthis policy, this is not politics, not even politics, this is probably the meaning of life, we are immensely grateful to the russian craftsmen for the work they have done, restoring such an important element of the interior decoration of the temple, we... those who work here under the arches of the temple, those who scrape off the patina bit by bit, making it shine again, restore , the lost, the lost is found, those who , overcoming obstacles and distance, strive for the main shrine of the christian world, even in troubled, dangerous, tragic times, know that spring will come, great saturday will come, the fire will shine from the tomb again lord the light of thousands of lamps of candles will play and be reflected in the holy faces of the imale chapels, the carved hay above the edicule, the chapel of the tomb, the renewed ponikodils will be lit under the arches of the kaphalikon, the bell will float over the ancient city, the sacred fire from the holy sepulcher will spill out of the ga

doubt that behind this was the political will of not only the enemies of russia, but the enemies of orthodoxyr the russian church away from the churches of the middle east means to weaken those churches first of all, but by the grace of god, after all most orthodox leaders are wise people and do not succumb to this kind of pressure. although this pressure is being exerted, and some people are giving up their positions, some heads of churches are courageously resisting this. naturally, for well-known reasons , i will not pronounce the names of these people, but i thank you for their courageous, firm position aimed at maintaining unity with the russian orthodox church, and this means that this is the struggle for the unity of all orthodoxy. first of all, we are talking about the fact that there is quite a strong tension between the arab population and the jewish population, again i will not go into any political possible reasons for this, economic ones, although... probably both are present, but this is a tension, it was not born today, it existed in the past, therefore, if we talk about some w

, yes, russian orthodoxy, he even gave guarantees to the serbian church that we would always protecticy now. here, under the arches of the temple, those who, bit by bit , clean off the patina, making it shine again, extinguishing it, restore what was lost, find what was lost, those who, overcoming... distances , strive for the main shrine of the christian world, even in troubled, dangerous, tragic times, they know that spring will come, the great saturday will come, the fire from the holy sepulcher will shine again, the light of thousands of lantern candles will play and be reflected in the holy faces and chapels, the carved canopy over the edicule, the chapel of the tomb, the renewed ponikodil will be lit under the arches of the kofalikon in the ancient city... the bell will float, the sacred fire from the holy sepulcher will splash out of the gates of the temple, the patriarch of jerusalem will bring out the festive gospel, the saint will be read john chrysostom, where is death, your sting, hell, where is your victory? and first here, in the jerusalem church, the resurrection, and

from russian orthodoxy, fortunately this is happening in us and there is already an understanding , and pithanius, by the way, said about that women can come to the church and they don't have to go to the orthodox church and they don't have to cover their heads with scarves, and it's not necessary for them to be exclusively in skirts, they can also come in pants, the main thing is that they come with what they come to church with intentions and that they come for some kind of support or for an explanation of something difficult that they cannot do on their own... stalin, this is an interesting phenomenon, sociologists know this very well that, for example, among russians, stalin was literally a negative character a couple of years at the beginning of yeltsin, and then sociologists began to note that the narrative is returning again, that stalin was good, yes, but what kind of industrialization did he win the war in general, and so on and so on, and now it is interesting that polls even show that young people already believe that stalin is good. that is, in principle, they returned t

military, many forces, but russia has undoubtedly gained spiritual strength, it has become the support of orthodoxy throughout the world, our church is not just playing some kind of cultural role is located outside the fields of public life, there on the periphery, serving pensioners, she is at the center of people’s lives, and then, when all these wonderful changes in our lives took place, the mother of god appeared, and not not an evil soul, into the open soul of our people, to open hearts to accept this grace, therefore everything is connected very closely, and the state of people, the level of their faith, spirituality, readiness to perceive the shrine. and the miracles that the lord performs. i’ll say it again, wisdom will not enter into an evil soul. therefore, these events indicate a great shift that has occurred in the consciousness of our people and in the spiritual life of people. your testimony is now praying, as it seems to me, most of all we are crying out to god the guys there, on the front line, in the trenches, before the battle, accept. enemy attacks , thank god, we already have a

orthodox church, which means this is the fight for the unity of all orthodoxy.astern mediterranean, just in those places where christ was born and passed his earthly path, now everything is also on fire. and, despite the fact that all world religions on the holy land unanimously declare that they pray only for peace and for nothing else. but the war continues. so how do you think, how to find the way to peace? in the middle east, well, of course, i don’t have, and can’t have , any political recipes, but, probably, all the recipes have been tried for a long time and something. nothing comes of this , we are talking, first of all, about the fact that there is quite a strong tension between the arab population and the jewish population, uh, again i will not go into any political possible reasons for this, economic ones, although, probably, both and other things are present, but this is tension, it was not born today. between the leaders and leaders of these groups there will be if some kind of unanimity has been established about what and how needs to be done to pr

thanks to your work, orthodoxy is experiencing a real dawn in russia today. no doubts that the years of your patriarchate will go down in the history of the church as a time of spiritual uplift and prosperity. thank you for always such sensitivity, for your wisdom, for your devoted service to the church and the fatherland. current christmas gatherings are dedicated to the role. a lot of work has been done with the participation of senators, representatives of regions, public organizations, and of course, our respected clergy, i want to sincerely thank you all for such interested, effective cooperation, i am sure you will agree that in the russian an inexhaustible, multifaceted culture that embodies the whole soul of our people; orthodoxy is one of the fundamental, fundamental pillars of national culture. for many centuries, orthodox culture and russian culture were essentially synonymous, and even severe persecution. on faith in the 20th century they could not destroy this strong deep connection. fortunately, those bitter times are in the past. today we chara

monastic life, one might say, begins with consecration, there are only three comprehensions in orthodoxyesafor or monasticism. finally, what we call a monk proper, a monk monk. the last step is schemas. in our monastery we have the most montion monks, that is, those who have already taken vows and who serve god in this rank. to the toilet, and somehow i had to, so i washed it for about 6 years, took a mop, a bucket and went, that’s all, it’s basically, well, kind of normal, you - then, when i realized that i this is mine, this is my house, well, this is how you wash houses, well, that’s how it is in principle, but this had to be understood, this had to be accepted, there are a lot of such moments, it happens that a sister is given obedience and just you must fulfill it, this is called cutting off one’s will, i had a long novice period, almost 9 years, but in a past life i studied at the history department of bsu, at the archives department, then... i took up the history of international relations and wrote a paper, wrote dissertation, i know languages, english polish, i read some buddhis

that they all lie, but they never in russian life the orthodox church or there the russian russian orthodoxyian orthodox icon , but they never felt any good feelings , they always spat on it, as if they chopped it up , and made obscene exhibitions , they mocked it now, suddenly they began to defend it, they in this sense, as if they had been there for a long time chose the other side, well, this and this is all quite obvious, that is. i don’t believe in any of their worries about the safety of the icon, because in the coffin they saw all these icons, so they hate all this, as if fiercely hatred in this case was simply turned on, firstly, in order to once again fight orthodoxy, and secondly , really in order to prevent this rather powerful symbolic , as it were, icon from reaching the russian people, but isn’t this proof divine necessity of understanding? it needs to be rewritten with the help of artificial intelligence, but this is not enough, it predicts the emergence of a new, attention, new universal religion, you need a completely new ideology, a new religion, they probably will arise in

ours preserved our orthodoxy, so our ancestors shed a lot of blood and sweat to justify their work.s we we light a candle as a symbol of light, which should be passed on from generation to generation. therefore, i want our orthodox brothers to also adhere to our common values, this is orthodoxy, family and fatherland. christmas traditions. observed throughout serbia, for example, president aleksandar vucic solemnly brings the illuminated badnik into the building of his residence. the center of celebrations in belgrade is the church of st. sava. a large bonfire is lit near the temple, or rather the badnedansku vatra. the culmination of christmas eve, the burning of badnik. today there are such bonfires around everyone temple of serbia. according to custom, the more sparks that fly into the air, the happier the year will be. to ensure that there are certainly enough sparks, and with them well-being and prosperity for everyone, many believers celebrate the onset of christmas with fireworks. daria grigorova and vladislav chernov, balkan bureau news from belgrade. on the feast of the nat

of fierce hatred, in in this case, they simply got involved - firstly, in order to once again fight orthodoxyd secondly , really in order to prevent this... quite powerful, symbolic, as it were , icon from reaching the russian people, but isn't that proof the divine necessity of understanding this , that the icon, the semester icon of the mother of god, was myrrhized at the prayer service for the repose of our dead children, but isn’t this evidence, look, look what’s going on, look, right by the stream yes... wow, okay, i myself shocking, i see a miracle for the first time, when there is a real miracle of god, in your hands, i measured it, have you ever seen this, well , heard it, you know, what is happening today shows us very accurately what is real and what is not real, look what on on the other side of what we just talked about, for example, one of the central globalist ideologists of the economic forum in davos, a constant participant in this forum and schwab’s deputy, mr. yuval noah harari , states that the bible is outdated and needs to be rewritten with the help of artificial intellig

this is the spiritual center of serbian orthodoxy, which is now controlled by the authorities of theblic, is under. we take the oak tree and go home. the day before , the president of the republika srpska milorad dodik and his grandchildren went into the forest; whether he drank brandy there is unknown, but he wielded an ax masterfully. while serbian men are cutting down the forest, at home at this time women are baking kolaches, pies and honesty, a special christmas bread in which they hide a coin, in the morning the honesty will be broken into pieces, the one who finds the coin will be happy rich all year. we hope the lord will help us, may there be happiness and peace in our land, gifts to children in the house instead. christmas trees are placed under the same badnik, and the monastery wine is drunk together with dried dogwood, you take the bone under your tongue and take a sip of wine, this is such a tradition, you will be as healthy as a dogwood for the whole year. and of course, the main dish on the christmas table, in addition to the russian salad, the sep version of our oliv

earlier, the pan-orthodox council, when the patriarch of constantinople, having convened all world orthodoxyrete. because i considered that the documents that could be adopted at this council are too liberal, too politically correct, too close to liberal democracy, therefore in russia they will not understand this, and the russian orthodox will say that you brought us here again some kind of union

it's left wing party orthodoxy., what would you have considered your politics to be when you were working in levi's? left wing. left wing? i would have considered myself left of left of center my whole life. voted democrat or further left. i sometimes voted green party my whole life. but i was i asked a lot of questions during covid about the policies that were furthered by the left wing governors and mayors, policies around lockdowns and school closures. and you you know, i found these policies to illiberal, but harmful to the people they were claiming to protect, which is true, this is what we've learned. it has harmed these policies, harmed children, and they harmed the poorest and most disadvantaged its children the most, which to my mind was obvious, is what was going to lt antithetical to what it meant to be a democrat, to me. we were supposed to be the champion of the underdog and yet we were punishing them while s, sending our own kids, not mine. but, you know, to private schools. i really found tha hypocris

it's left wing party orthodoxy. simply put, what would you have considered your politics to be when you were working in levi's? left wing. left wing? i would have considered myself left of left of center my whole life. i voted democrat or further left. i sometimes voted green party my whole life. but i was i asked a lot of questions during covid about the policies that were furthered by the left wing governors and mayors, policies around lockdowns and school closures. and you you know, i found these policies to be not only completely illiberal, but harmful to the people they were claiming to protect, which is true, this is what we've learned. it has harmed these policies, harmed children, and they harmed the poorest and most disadvantaged its children the most, which to my mind was obvious, is what was going to happen. so it felt antithetical to what it meant to be a democrat, to me. we were supposed to be the champion of the underdog and yet we were punishing them while keeping the spoils for ourselves, sending our

you strike down any view that veers from the orthodoxy.the san francisco bubble democratic party orthodoxy because yes, you're about party not principles. you're about appealing to the woke to sell jeans because they seem cool to you like they might buy more and spend more than some midwestern on stylish self-avowed patriot. that's the loud part. that's the that's the quiet part being said out loud. correct. i get to do that now. is it is it refreshing? is it scary to be able to say things? i, you know, write things like this? it's it's refreshing. i mean, obviously, i said what i thought on the issue of covid before, but i was restrained and i look back and i am proud of how i comported myself. and you include a lot of the tweets that you sent in the book? well, i think it's important because any reasonable person reads them now, thinks they're perfectly reasonable. i wanted to make that clear there is i would challenge anyone to challenge anything. i said. i'm nice, i'm diplomatic. i'm restrained. i am never rude. i cite data most people

the nativity of christ was celebrated in the ancient centers of orthodoxy, in the north-west, in pskovthe south in crimea, where in the alexander nevsky cathedral of simferopol, the festive liturgy was led by metropolitan tikhan of simferopol and crimea. hundreds of parishioners gathered for the solemn liturgy in the easternmost church of the country, the cathedral of the life-giving trinity in kamchatka, these are personnel from sakhalin, this is how they celebrated the holiday in khabarovsk, this is how in tomsk, in krasnoyarsk believers came out for a religious procession, in novosibirsk in the territory many churches installed a christmas table in every church in every cathedral in the far east, in siberia, the urals, central russia, they prayed for ours. christmas, one of the long-term symbols of which was the festive retro train, was first launched back in the last century, during the time of the russian empire. participate in this special night. the solemn service was attended by hundreds of thousands of people throughout russia, in small villages, cities and, of course, in the

, that it is almost not a movement of orthodoxy over there on ukrainian lands, on other lands, that is, in a complex complex approach to communication with the rashists, it really is absolutely correct, and they, they perceive it, because it was so it is, and so it will be, and we will never get away from it, because in reality it is from russia. a society with an absolute majority there, we will not accept a few percent or 5-10% there, who may perceive something differently, but this approach to communicating with russian society is justified, and it will really have a certain response among those people and racist society, which in principle supports the war against ukraine in one way or another, so we don't see anything extraordinary here, we have what we have, thank you, mr. andriy, mr. oleksiy, well, in principle, what can i say here, everything is historical, i just do not share this naive view, regarding the russians, i am tired of constantly saying this, i lived in russia, i i am part of the russian blood and communication, that is , the russian people understand everything per

today, i also wanted to thank the parish assets and call for further work for the benefit of the saint orthodoxycapital city, and may god help us all to follow the path that he shows us, without at all... doubting the correctness of this path, and this path is connected with the strengthening of our faith, with the actualization of this faith, that is by performing those deeds that stem from our religious convictions, then i really believe that our lives will change even more for the better, and we call for help on the saints of god, the saints of moscow, and others who have shone in our land, so that they they prayed to god for the russian land , for our church, for our people, and for their prayer to truly be fervent before the lord, we must, for our part, strengthening in faith, live by this faith and maintain our prayer connection with those saints, and shine in the sky holy russia. may the lord protect our land, our country, our people, and , of course, our church, the confessor, who have gone through the crucible of the most severe life circumstances and persecution, so that church life ma

from above for the uniates. this schismatic, uniad church, it will still come and destroy ukrainian orthodoxy this was their original task, as they were formed at the union of bresse-lithuania, this is what they live for, and this is what they will continue to live for. the greek catholic church is considered to be the greatest bearer of the ideology of ukrainian nationalism, in general, it has always been a refuge for a... different kind of roses, like rozmova’s sack and the shoot of the harmonium, make noise from us in the forest , calling to our hearts, stand up , calling to our hearts, take it to our hands and rub away the fear, we want to roll over, that tomorrow there is no chinese, no neger, no jew, no muscovite, i will not come to choose, my god, these words came from the mouth of a priest of the greek catholic church several years before the maidan, in 2010. father mikhail arsenievich addressed members of the upa unso organization in front of the monument to stepan bandera. 3 years later, his native kolomyia-chernovydsky diocese of the ukrainian greek catholic church condemned arseni

they cross-pollination with new beliefs from no virgins yet but that may coming so so so in russian orthodoxy there was never this tradition of i mean yes you you know you die for the motherland. you're a martyr. that's great. but this thing about, you know, going to paradise. so. so this is state of of the russian arts. how much of this is bought by the russians? how how fervent they believe is hard to ascertain, but they think they were always a little skeptical. this is the country that never went through any kind of reformation. in those words, religion never brought never became personal. a guide to to, you know, daily behavior. it was always something out something that it's a state and and it's in that in that sense both it that's its strength but it's also its weakness so you argue that that's this now that the system is in place it'll be very hard to shake and for me the metric that proves your argument is the most recent figures. i saw is that there they're now assessing the us and other countries are now assessing that up to 200,000 russians soldiers have either killed or, badly ma

, that it is almost not a movement of orthodoxy there na na na ukrainian lands, to other lands, that complex, a complex approach to communication with the rashists, it really is absolutely correct, and they, they perceive it, because it was like that, it is like that and it will be like that, and we are not going anywhere from this... we will not get away, because in reality with russian society, with the absolute majority, we will not take a few percentages there, or 5-10% there, who may perceive something differently, but it is exactly this approach to communicating with russian society, it is justified, and it will really have a certain response with those people and russian society, which in principle supports the war against ukraine in one way or another. therefore , well, we don't really see anything extraordinary here, we have what we have, thank you, mr. andriy, mr. oleksiy, well, in principle, what can i say here, everything is historical, i just don't share this naive view, regarding the russians, i'm tired constantly talking about this, i lived in russia, i have part of ru

, that it is almost not a movement of orthodoxy there on ukrainian lands, on other lands, that is, in complex. a comprehensive approach to communicating with the rashists, it is really absolutely correct, and they, they accept it because it was like that, it is like that and it will be like that, and we will never get anywhere from this, because in fact with the russian society with the absolute majority, there we will not take a few percentages or 5-10% there, who may perceive something differently, but precisely in fact, this approach to communication with russian society... it is justified, and it will really have a certain response among those people and the racist society, which in principle supports the war against ukraine in one way or another. so , well, we don't really see anything extraordinary here, we have what we have, thank you, mr. andrii, mr. oleksiy, well, in principle, what can i say, everything is historical, i just don't share this naive view, regarding the russians, i tired of constantly talking about it, i lived in russia, i have part of russian blood, and commun

the nativity of christ was celebrated in the ancient centers of orthodoxy. will win soon. those people who have felt the value, the value of what the battle is for, they become completely different people, with a different worldview, with a different attitude towards god. christmas is also a very beautiful holiday: this is how the decorated churches in samara looked, and this is how the kazan cathedral in st. petersburg was dedicated, the russian christmas festival started in small shui, one of the long-term symbols of which was the festive retro train, it was first launched in the last century, in times of the russian empire. on this special night, hundreds of thousands of people all over russia took part in the solemn worship in small villages, cities and of course in... the revered image took a place in a special ark on the right side of the temple choir. we arrived from abkhazia, emotions are overwhelming from such majesty. it was my dream to get to this particular temple, to the cathedral of christ the savior. after the service i leave like this. vladim

a delegation from the ministry of orthodoxy of belarus came to the meeting with the heads of the tartararyale social services of the population. this site has installed more than 70 people to create a well-known dance for self-realization of creativity and creativity. sumesnae is holy it's time for a hellish atmosphere. social adaptation and rehabilitation and a department for elderly citizens, and today we showed our guests how our departments live, what we do, i would also like to thank the ministry of industry today for supporting us for the second year, helping us open a street area for classes with...

we have four traditional religions: orthodoxy, islam, judaism, buddhism.ergence of ancient russia, large centers of islamic civilization already existed. pete. and if we talk about serious things, then we were talking about two missionary streams. one missionary stream came from the west, the other came from constantinople. this was the time when byzantium was actively involved in the christianization of surrounding countries. relations between russia and constantinople, or tsarigrad, as it was called then, were extremely difficult. more than once the path from varyak to the greeks became a warpath. there were multiple times. war between byzantium and russia, byzantium tried to set up the pechenegs against russia. it was a very complex relationship, but at the same time it was a combination. byzantium gave an icon, but not only an icon. byzantium provided urban art, architecture, and mosaics. and through the efforts of the saints equal to the apostles enlighteners cyril and methodius, russians had the opportunity, one of the few on earth, to read and hear

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we are served a new, some new orthodoxy, well, which we consume, when we need, as much as we need, inger for us like. ukrainian society. we lived with this event for 8 years exactly, i , as a soviet officer, lived with this event for 30 years , we traveled through several countries of the continent to meet people far from politics, the ball game, they have polin - a national game, like hockey trove, already the most chukotka ball. january 7: a memorable date in the military history of russia. january 7, 1878, the battle of prisheinov, one of the final battles of the russian-turkish war. in the battle from january 7 to 9 , russian troops won a strategically important victory. she brought fame to the legendary general skobelev. the battle of prisheinov brought the liberation of bulgaria from the ottoman yoke closer to the end of the war of 1877-1878 . the path to constantinople was open for us. who are you? traveling musicians? we don't have a bright leader. a legendary musical quartet and an irresistible troubodour. this is my group. hello monats. where? was before, why have i never se