the saint will spend 11 years. the luke museum is located near the cathedral. his personal belongings, he lived like a true monk, modestly, bookcase, chair, glasses, by the end of his life he was blind, surgical tools to remind you of the way of the cross, in exile halfway across the country. the file of the warrior yasenetsky in the state archive is a thick volume with documents from 1943. it was then that a council for the affairs of the russian orthodox church was created under the council of people's commissars of the ussr. until his death in crimea , vladyka was under continuous surveillance. one of the reports says that during the service , luke gave a sermon on the topic of science and religion, in which he argued that science and... can coexist together, that science does not deny religion, and religion does not deny science, then of course, they preached this kind of sermon outraged the council for the affairs of the russian orthodox church, it was even decided to turn to the patriarch to call the archbishop to order, so that he would not read such ser

saint luke in the world valentin the warrior yasenetsky, he began, as he dreamed, as a muuzhi doctor,is life as a bishop of the highest rank. he will remain for many, many, many years and centuries an exceptional person who perceived his service to surgery as service to god. which of his works are still studied by surgeons, and which by theologians, life, which does not fit into any framework? they discussed it at the medical university, but this is our doctor luke, a whole series could be filmed about his life, so dramatic and extraordinary, where the most different opposites are united, all over the place... for more than a quarter of a century , the relics of st. christ and the wonderworker luke have been found . his relics were transferred to the holy cathedral in simferopol in 1996 after canonization; they are kept in a silver shrine. someone always bends over her to ask for healing. this is an icon built in honor of st. luke. finding him captured on film is almost impossible, here are rare shots. the seventy-year-old archbishop was appointed to his last see in crimea after the w

works on anesthesiology and purulent surgery, while a theologian clergyman, canonized in 2000, saintof crimea went through all the trials of the 20th century, arrest, exile, war the loss of loved ones, in his soul they were transformed into fortitude and fortitude, based not on... the warrior yasenetsky, he began, as he dreamed , as a muuzhi doctor, and ended his life as a bishop of the highest rank. he will remain for many, many, many years and centuries an exceptional person who perceived his service to surgery as service to god, which of his works are still studied by surgeons and which by theologians, a whole series can be filmed, and his life is so dramatic, extraordinary, where very different... positions are connected, all over the place, for more than a quarter of a century now , there have been the relics of st. christ and the wonderworker luke. by his power they were brought. holy trinity cathedral in simferopol in 1996 after canonization, they are kept in a silver shrine, over which someone always bends to ask for healing. this is an icon in honor of st. luke, er, built by

graduated from school of nursing in 1980 and are did rounds at sf general and saint lukes. a nurse at heart and in professional career, helen someone who felt called upon to take care of others. she always put the needs of others before her own, even at the end when she fought to overcome her health conditions for the sake of her family. she was ever present source of strength for friends, lending empathetic ear and shoulder to cry on and coming up with a plan of action. a usf professor didn't care for because she pushed her so hard, profesher eleanor hine became her mentor and taught patient communication and leadership under pressure. these lessens served well at a time tb, hiv and hepatitis b were spreading. she was known to chase down homeless patients in the rain under freeway overpasses to make sure they did the full battery of medical treatment for tb. public service particularly for patients immigrants, indugent or did not speak english as first language. she believed access to affordable healthcare and treatment was a human right. before health records digitized, h

graduated from school of nursing in 1980 and are did rounds at sf general and saint lukes. a nurse at heart and in professional career, helen someone who felt called upon to take care of others. she always put the needs of others before her own, even at the end when she fought to overcome her health conditions for the sake of her family. she was ever present source of strength for friends, lending empathetic ear and shoulder to cry on and coming up with a plan of action. a usf professor didn't care for because she pushed her so hard, profesher eleanor hine became her mentor and taught patient communication and leadership under pressure. these lessens served well at a time tb, hiv and hepatitis b were spreading. she was known to chase down homeless patients in the rain under freeway overpasses to make sure they did the full battery of medical treatment for tb. public service particularly for patients immigrants, indugent or did not speak english as first language. she believed access to affordable healthcare and treatment was a human right. before health records digitized, h

luke's united methodist church a new church, and so people would during juneteenth when juneteenth was about to come order them from her so you can see all of these different influences together native americans. african-american european americans all in this one holiday seeing it through food. so this is what this is the holiday that i that we celebrated. i didn't think very much about this other than the fact that it was the day that slaves were supposed to be slavery enslaved people were freed and it was almost i don't want to say comical but the joke was that black people people in texas didn't know. that they were free and that the white slave owners in slavers kept them in slavery so they could get another harvest in that was the sort of joke that was told about all of this when in fact, they knew they were free. they knew about the emancipation proclamation. i should say. that's what i meant. they knew about the emancipation proclamation. it's just nothing could be done about it until gordon granger arrives. to make this a you know general order and makes this announcement and

the health system in idaho has reported saint luke, since january of 2024, they've had to airlift sixpatients out of idaho for emergency care. that is a significant increase from all of 2023 when they had sun such transfer. there are people on the ground, maternal fetal experts and ob/gyns, recommending that pregnant persons in idaho might want to get emergency transport insurance, you could imagine that this is now what happens when you're pregnant and you worry about exactly what played out. and then even the physician leadership, at many of the hospitals in idaho, have said, that if this case continues, what they're seeing in 2024 on the ground in idaho, there could be 20 to 30 similar patients in oregon because of exactly that. they are not able to give not just life saving health, but we don't come into a situation and may maybe i'll do this if i could save your life. we just practice medicine. we look at the science and try to give that person in front of us the best chance that science and everything around us could offer. i don't care about the legal language and in the sense

luke's boise, idaho, a patient's water breaks before the fetus could live outside of the womb around or before 22 weeks of gestation. after the water breaks, there is a fetal heartbeat but you could have infection quickly spread. we've talked about sepsis, which is life-threatening. without a ban in place, what would happen is the doctor would recommend termination of the pregnancy to avoid sepsis and the death or potential death of the mother. and the fetus. with this ban, what is happening today, is that specialists are having to make a judgment call and talking to the administration and in many cases having to send a patient out of state, keep in mind the nearest place is portland or seattle, and that is about eight hours away, that could offer medical care. we're not talking about offering abortions on demand. we're talking about medical care. so those comments by justice alito and it just makes my blood boil because we're not talking about on demand health care. making that analg to cancer is disrespectful and i think that is why you saw the outrage in justice's statement which

ti 3 is a young saints team, but there are three saints still want single by, alex ludlow, luke storl title is still up for grabs. defending champions gloucester—hartpury thrashed fourth placed exeter chiefs 50—19 to reach the premiership women's final. winger pip hendy scored the pick of the cherry and whites eight tries at kingsholm. they'll meet bristol at sandy park in a fortnight after the bears beat saracens 29—21. they had to come back from trailing by nine points at half time to reach the premiership women's final for the first time. from domestic rugby to the international game now. george ford has been ruled out of england's summer tour with an achilles injury. ford started at fly—half throughout this year's six nations but having completed the club season with sale sharks, it has been decided he needs time to recover from the pre—existing injury. england playjapan in tokyo later this month before travelling to new zealand for a two—test series injuly. the former scotland and liverpool defender alan hansen is seriously ill in hospital, his former club have confirmed on sunda

matthew mark, luke, john and paul. but hidden behind these names and sainted individuals are a cluster of unnamed enslaved coauthors and collaborators. these essential workers were responsible for producing the earliest manuscripts. the new testament making the department which the texts were written. taking dictation and refining the words of the apostles. reza aslan writes, quote at once eminently readable and rigorously researched god's ghostwriters cements candida moss as the most compelling voice in biblical scholarship. the role of enslaved people in writing and disseminating laminating the gospels has been ignored far too long. we all amass a debt of gratitude for. this monumental and eye opening work. we are so pleased there was this event at harvard bookstore tonight. please me in welcoming candida moss and dr. civility. jason. thank you so much. i'm so about the conversation that we're going to have together about. your book, god's ghost writers, christians and the making of the bible. i'm also really excited

matthew mark, luke, john and paul. but hidden behind these names and sainted individuals are a cluster of unnamednslaved coauthors and collaborators. these essential workers were responsible for producing the earliest manuscripts. the new testament making the department which the texts were written. taking dictation and refining the words of the apostles. reza aslan writes, quote at once eminently readable and rigorously researched god's ghostwriters cements candida moss as the most compelling voice in biblical scholarship. the role of enslaved people in writing and disseminating laminating the gospels has been ignored far too long. we all amass a debt of gratitude for. this mumental and eye opening work. we are so pleased there was this event at harvard bookstore tonight. please me in welcoming candida moss and dr. civility. jason. thank you so much. i'm so about the nversation that we're going to have together about. your book, god's ghost writers, christians and the making of the bible. i'm also really excited to my

matthew mark, luke, john and paul. but hidden behind these names and sainted individuals are a cluster of uamed elaved coauthors and collaborators. these essential workerwere responsible for producing the earliest manuscripts. the new testament making the department which the texts were written. taking dictation and refining the wos of the apostles. reza aslan wtes, quote at once eminently readable and rigorously researched god's ghostwriters cements candida moss as the most compelling voice in bibcal scholarship. the role of enslaved people in writing and disseminati laminating the gospels has been ignored far too long. we all amass a debt of gratitude for. is monumental and eye opening work. we are so pleased there was this event at harvard booksto tonight. please me in welcoming candi moss and dr. civility. jason. thank you so much. i'm so abouthe coersation that we're going to have together about. your book,od's ghost writers, christia and the making of the bible. i'm also really excited to my lleagues in affirming

in addition to kevin costner , we will see sienna miller, samm warshington, luke wilson and many othersre are parts of many other saints here, and people know from vitebsk they come and pray to these saints and turn to them. on the history of the most ancient religious educational institutions. future regents and future regents graduate and study at our school. singers, icon painters, florists, and readers, that is, all those who are now needed by the church everywhere, about how the most ancient shrines appeared on the belarusian lands, here was the appearance of the krupetsk icon of the mother of god, here gradually a temple was formed, and the parish, the brotherhood that was engaged in the construction of this temple, this is the pokrovsky temple. about the sacraments of church services, if there is a priest, then there should always be a choir, because the choir symbolizes, in principle, the prayer of all those praying, those people who stand at the service, we will tell and show, in spiritual and educational projects on the belarus 24 tv channel, we will tell how select quality pr