quiet e obstacles on the part of other faiths, in general, was not. e were. naturally posts. well, we have, uh, one very wonderful u person, u colleague of yours. uh, journalist correspondent happens a lot in the war zone. mm, a deeply orthodox person. and so, while he was studying. he told him himself, this andrei afanasiev is a wonderful person in general. and so he himself said that while he was studying at mgimon. he wrote posts against the construction of the temple, but the metamorphosis of life happened in such a way that he was generally reborn and now this e is one of our parishioners. eh, he really didn't come often, but at least once a week he definitely stops by the temple when he goes to lectures.

he now teaches at mgimo and we sometimes stop by together we have lunch here we pray, naturally, the inner demand of young people has changed , why do they go to church, what do they say they asked for, what they prayed for in the thirteenth year and now is there any difference at all what you see, there is a very big difference. eh, and again. if possible, i'll probably give such an image of a non-student, but hmm, i'll give an image of a schoolboy. well, i'm just right this image stands before the bright eyes. uh, the fact is that i entered the school back in the ninety-fourth year. in the ninety-fifth year , i became a yacon. and from that moment on, well, constantly at school the law of god talks about faith. and just in general , we talked about some other issues of the moments, and you know, when in the nineties there, in the fifth year, i went to contractors at school at school. what is well, this is such a beehive? yes, everyone is running and screaming. suddenly the school stopped, someone raised

their finger up and said god has come right now you walk into the school, uh, and uh, it's basically the same hive, but it doesn't even stop. uh, they fly by. eh, schoolchildren slow down, fold their hands under the blessing, he says, father. bless managed to bless. if he didn't disappear around the corner. it's good. if he didn’t have time, he ran away somewhere. you know the church. e is conscious. it seems to me that the consciousness of students is philistine. it has already become such an integral part of our society. and this is very good. this is, by and large, great. well, the point is that uh now uh very, by the way, indicators vciom about believers. if, uh, before 83% of the population considered themselves orthodox believers, i have a population. yes, now you are 64. the percentage has dropped. no, on the contrary, it has risen by

and large. these are already conscious people who can clearly identify themselves. uh, about their belonging to the church. yes, i absolutely agree with you. it is only there that 9-10% of them attend temples and participate in services, but uh, all the same, this time it led to the fact that a person is already conscious speaks about his own in general, believe me, if earlier it was a protest against such a soviet era. yes, that is now it is already consciously and the same student. you know, in general, i really like students. here are all our poor molodezhka somehow find fault there. uh, they say she's like that, but i really like her. here they are much better than us. that's when they were there at their age. well, why am i sincerely saying this? hmm, they give way, yes, we also give way, but somehow they do it very gallantly. so someone will say ill-mannered very educated youth

communicate well with them. uh, very intelligent youth. well, you always knew that. you don't know what gemot is, really, there are very intelligent guys there. eh, in most cases. no there are, of course, that accomplices, as in any, probably, institution and university well, but the youth is very good. now i agree with what i think, i often talk about this with people too. e, for example, people of the older generation. they also attack the youth. and it seems to me that, in comparison with people my age, uh, who shared in the eighties we were more cynical nineties, came to the time of our, as if growing up, these were tough merciless years. and now i see that the youth. she is so sympathetic to everything. she. it seems to me more willing to lend a helping hand used to be recognized by us not don't be afraid, don't ask like that. here we lived, we were brought up, and i

have never witnessed a quarrel in the temple by the instigator. ah, there was a representative of the youth. mostly. this all the same, grandmothers are such a serious age. here's to the question of age division in temples. it is clear that you serve all the time at mgimo and, of course, you have a large number of young people. how to explain the fact that in moscow there is just a whole series of churches, where only young faces are drawn to them. well here are the temples that come to mind. this is a chromantype, and the temple of the three witnesses. on seven hills, where the rector is father dmitry roshchin, how can you explain that young people are not only from moscow , but also from other cities in the suburbs, and come to strive to get to confessional communion specifically to the priests in these temples.

why were they able to, well, here you are, inspire confidence among the youth, and in other churches, for example, you come, but basically, you see older people there, well , like things attract like things, what is anti-piperga, what is father dmitry roshchin yes, and the priesthood is a match. it seems to me that they are young people, although they are wise. eh, fathers, maybe that's why they, by the way, match the youth, but they, in general, which is typical of youth, probably some kind of risk, probably some shocking, probably something else. yes, well, it is necessary to somehow manifest themselves, and in these temples they can do this and nothing will happen to them for this. this is very important. it seems to me that such an aspect is not attracting young people into such frames. you and i know very little, believe the temples that they visit. youth is another youth temple, where,

on the contrary, it is very strict. the rule, where everything is very strict, and so on and so forth, is a long service, and the youth is striving there. very interesting, there are temples that, uh, on the contrary, uh, are engaged in enlightenment. here is the whole direction. enlightenment where dogmatics is very carefully studied. i don't mean, now some kind of seminary institutions in general, namely, uh, a temple, and there i see, in general, young people. we have a school here. uh, orthodox missionary school. she is offline and online. yes and here it is online courses engaged in 200 people. we have an age censor. there are 35 years old, please, 200 people from all over the country. well, there further all the world annually. he act and so on. i mean, you know , the church, uh, they stopped malignizing it. that there is now no longer a closed

community, but a church. uh, they understood that , on the contrary, she answers all the demands of society. do you want to educate, please, we have one for you, do you want me to hang out? come on, there go the pergamon cafe. uh, or anti cafe there, yes, what do they have there i have that you want something, please, along the way, camps there kayaking help grandmothers there are some other promotions there very tasty coffee. i'm a little caffeine advertising limp. i will be glad if you visit this temple through the coffee shop are you one of those priests who could make a remark if, say, at the service, let's say a girl came there without a headdress without a headscarf in jeans, or did you keep silent? uh, i would keep silent and i ask, so our employees, in general, also

keep silent hmm, uh. i have a complaint from professional parishioners in this regard, let's call it that, but my approach is that the appearance should follow from the internal state of a person, and not, uh, the internal state of a person from appearance. yes, here is a man, there he will dress in everything long. uh, dolce & gabbana and stuff like that. yes and just like that, he will come, yes, with such a candle. here he will present himself. yes, that's society no, let's do it a little differently. let him better come first as he wants, and then change clothes in the process. if he needs it, and if he sees the point in it. but i think that she will definitely see the point in this, and it will also show our relationship, let's say. so, i saved you as a frequent guest on the channel, and

you and boris korchevnik even then, but in my opinion, you repeatedly went to the donbass, yes. well, yes, and, in my opinion, they filmed a film about this film dasha 16 series yes, how does donbass help , student community? oh, you know, it seems very diverse to me. here , believe me, it is very diverse, but, uh, so far, when they were allowed into the hospital. uh, here we went to the hospital and vishnevsky went to the hospital. we went to the burdenko hospital, to golitsino were in the hospital. e to the soldiers. and you know, this is in general, even i can't understand who is more by this. in general, this brought soldiers or, in general, a student. well, probably both. in general, let's hope hmm, here, when there was such a contact when it was possible to eat there. naturally. uh, all kinds

of help. uh, hmm, our parish first sent about 500 tons of special operations to the war zone. cargo is completely different. well , this is only due to the fact that we had logistics, let's say so. just found a man who provided his car, and there. in general, every week we drove 10 to 20 tons. and here you are, these 10-20 tons were a lot of everything that, in general, uh, applied by students and teachers. e to this help this clothing and food here. well, it’s completely different now, it seems to me that the tradition of the military clergy is being revived. that is, we know even under peter the great, clergymen were with every regiment with every ship, but at the end of the 15th year, just some statistics. i read about two thousand served in the army. iev. this was 2% of the total number

of the empire's clergy at the end of 1915 as well. well, it is clear that during the years of soviet power. yes this tradition has come to naught, but its a special military operation. does she somehow help resurrect it or is it just , uh, how to say it for the needs of the day, and then it all comes back to no, i hope it helps a lot. and that it will not come to naught. uh, because, uh, communicating, uh, i communicate with the fighters with the officers. uh, from the front of those who go for the ribbon. in general, i understand that it is important for them to have a priest on the front line, moreover. eh, very interesting. you know there were some conversations that it is necessary to send priests there, so that from the first day to the last he is sure to be present there at

the forefront. but they have a slightly different request, they say it’s better to go on a rotational basis by method 2. or they would leave there for a month, then come back, that is, such a connection, in general, that is, with a peaceful life. in general, uh, it was kept and hmm. i hope that in general, the clergy themselves, they will understand. as far as it is in general, it is important to be among the military. uh you know when you're there you happen and you begin to pull there. and that 's just hmm, someone's family can keep, but from not going there, i mean from the clergy. there mothers sometimes cling to, they say, i won’t let go. in general, yes, uh, but having been there you are drawn there again. hmm , everything is somehow very true there. here is more about the youth and future international diplomats

of our country. and when i studied at mgimo of course, everyone graduated from the faculty of journalism, uh, among my tasks was not to go abroad, let's say, with paramount tasks. and well, most of the graduates, especially the faculty of international relations of the mp they certainly wanted to, but you represent interestingly our countries ' embassies or other companies' representative offices there. and that's okay. it is compulsory to study three languages. the first one is something you don't learn every day. it is clear if you devote so much time in your life to studying foreign languages ​​in international relations. do you want to apply it? and it seems to me that now, of course, there is a certain sadness among young diplomats, because a number of countries are now closed to them. do you communicate with these people? what are their

moods, how many of them, uh, hmm, are going to leave russia to leave, because i know that, well, such a request for the translation of diploma transcripts. hemorrhoids, very high, and not only students leave, for example, they continue their magistracy abroad, well , they leave for the teaching staff, how is it really? tell me? only honestly, yes , a good question, how is it really, that's actually, you know, in different ways. exactly absolutely everything depends on the person, that notorious human factor. eh, how you were brought up, that a son was laid in you, dear, dear. here's your future, it's there , paris, that's all. and now let's work on it naturally for such a person. it's a collapse of what's happening now that we don't have any there. in general, uh, these

paths were blocked for him, for whom he planned everything there. yes, how he crawls with his elbows. e will pass along this path, in general, and so on. eh, but there are, and i hope that most of them are people, because i communicate precisely with such people, not those who want to move faster and further away, namely. those who, in general, want to serve the motherland, and you know, i have tremendous respect for, those people who, uh, really want to apply all their talents, and mgimo's talents are developing superbly. in general, there is an excellent base for this , not for the development of talents, and many. in general, that's how they serve. e them to their homeland e as for the teachers hmm you know

the biggest thing, probably my sadness was about one imo professor those who have now gone abroad. which first left the walls of mgimo and then went abroad. uh, he was a deeply religious person like that. i hope and still is and he was one of the biggest suppliers. e students for confession and baptism. here he had such a charm, but at some point, uh, he gathered around a lot of people. well, uh, the evenings were wonderful. now there are many students. here they work in church structures. eh, who did he call? who did he bring? in general, to god, but in some moment he uh, well, let's not. yes, because at one time he opposed me, so that it would not be some kind of locality. yes

, of this film about the war, the bible that we removed from korchevnikov. here, but i just want to say, using his example, that they are like that. unfortunately there are people. which political struggle is chosen instead of christ in this case, the place of work with students does it work for you, that you can convey a lot of things? you can teach them a lot, which is, in general, to teach, uh, and you choose this one political dirt, if a student, uh or professor chooses uh, for the time being let's say holding his own to go abroad. it always means betrayal. it seems to mean that he is not coming back. why , even if he comes back after he leaves, well , naturally, from the degree of his participation, er, in the other side. yes, how will he position himself there, what will he do in general? no, this is also important, but people will not return in order to return after the vault

you have to admit. oh what were you not there right? or you were weak and what you have what you migrated there, and so on. well, only a few are capable of this. it seems to me, for, say, graduates of the faculty, political science or international relations. now is a very useful period in terms of such an opportunity to be on the lookout. watching what is happening in the west in relation to russia i do not think that a person who would now be in europe or the united states of america is indispensable. uh, that automatically means being against it. maybe he looked at it differently his country after watching western media now let's say maybe that's why all this, of course, depends on his participation. well, on the other side. we

can see very well that many people are very active. yes, i'm against all this and when it's over, that he will come to his eye and say, here i am again so good, accept, i would not want him to participate in the education of youth of youth. it is no longer just knowing right. that's upbringing. i believe that such people should be closed to a certain area if they will return to participate, well, in some general. they have events. well, for example, father igor celebrates teaching there on july 8th. a day of family love and fidelity a holiday that well was created as a response to valentine's day and believers and young people in search of a couple on this day, often in murom where the faithful prince peter

of princess fevronia are buried a hmm do you think you managed to do this holiday in any way ? minds of russians comparable to the fourteenth of february. uh, well, i think there's not much comparison here. in general, it is appropriate. yes they are often compare, but let's just say that peter and fevronia are one of the many couples that, well, we are set as an example. yes, as an example. uh, well, the holiness of marriage, or the example of the family, and so forth there like that. uh, the fact is that uh always used to yes and i think of another way. no, consciousness was brought up, for example, ideology was brought up, for example, yes, well, how a person embodied some ideals in life. that's what the people of the church took. these are saints, yes, and they show that it is the moral aspect that is being implemented.

this is how filaret is mercy. and, well, there are peter and fevronia from seven families, this is mercy. well , and so on, there's something like that. eh, here's a pet. it seems that they have always been for us some unusual example of exactly the conjugal love of fevronia’s wisdom. yes, uh, doubts sometimes peter who several times wanted to go to the left, but in general, but fevronia, as wisely, returned him back and and etc. hmm, did he become in the minds of the same holiday as valentine? i think not and cannot become. here we should not compete with anyone. otherwise we we will always lose in this. we have our own agenda. we, uh, speak of the family as the union of a man and a woman. maybe we don't even know. how many children did peter have ? it seems that hmm, we have examples when there are

just a bunch of children, here, take it there, look wonderful. there is the same neighbor or not muromskaya. yes, there were nine children or 11 children there. what, so as not to be an example of such a family in general, and we don’t even know how many children they had, but we are talking about their love for each other, how can peter calmly leave uh, official post and leave, in general, from his fevronia and live there in the village, and then, in general, return perfectly to listen to all this and everything else and, uh, valentine's day well, first of all, i feel sorry for this saint western valentine what is his? in general, so, uh, yes, uh , they painted it in some colors, yes or they took it on the flag, otherwise the troops will call it that hmm yes, it has become some kind of sign of debauchery. in general, without reading there like hmm why do

we need it? we have been planted world cultural values ​​for so long. here they ask textbook. uh seventh grade, uh in english. language, and there are world cultural values , there is such a paragraph, a whole topic, our children need to be taught, yes, and they are studied using the example of lady gaga, you can think about it, in general, in our country. well, with what statinki comprehensive school? what textbooks i can tell you a lot more about general education, in general, you will fall down , it will seem weak to the breed. in general, what we have going on in school. that's why peter and fevronia you know, it's hmm perfect a magnificent fine example of the relationship between husband and wife and nothing else there children. no, we won’t say there, so it says raising children, how to educate yourself for another person. how

they educate each other, how they influence each other, and also such an interesting story , a sick person came, she cured his fatal illness under a promise. dreaming of something that is not entirely disinterested medicine. yes, he threw turned around and left. well, it's just for the audience to read the life of peter, but we want to ask them not to read flatly came healed. she left a little sickness there. eh, as if a guarantee that yes, uh, it will attract, but slowly, thoughtfully, uh, from the side of love, i am not for myself, but for another person. now, if you read the orthodox cunning of lions from this side, thank you father for coming to our studio, it was very pleasant to communicate with you. thanks a lot.

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this is we continue to follow the developments of the russian military destroyed. a warehouse with ammunition for himers systems in the dpr was announced by the ministry of defense. in the same place in the donetsk people's republic, a su-27 aircraft of the air force of ukraine was shot down, the department also spoke about new attempts by ukrainian troops to go on the offensive in three directions, these attacks were repulsed by our military. but what the development of events at the front was told in grouping south.

aviation of the southern group of forces inflicted rocket and bomb strikes on accumulations of manpower by the stronghold of the armed forces of ukraine in the solidar artyomovsky and alexander kalinovsky direction, the area where the reserves of the kraken battalion were concentrated in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement of dzerzhinskoye was also hit . in order to break through the defenses in the area of ​​mayorska, artillery, groups during the counter-battery fight, two 127-mm mortars were destroyed. enemy. the paladin self-propelled artillery mount and the ammunition depot in the lisichansk direction also hit the bradley infantry fighting vehicle in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement of druzhba tank vovdeevka and the counter-battery antipecu radar station. in the dzerzhinsky crew, a heavy flamethrower system solntspekt inflicted a defeat on the accumulations of enemy manpower in the bogdanovka area. but even at the training grounds of the southern military district, a new military unit is being formed. there are training.