the territory of occupied belarus on the day of remembrance of the victims in the crypt of the all saints churcheld a litia. today from the crypt of the temple of the monument we begin a commemorative event. we want peace. and they are the people whose ashes are kept. it's an urn for almost 80 years, too, did not want war. they did not think their end so cruel and inhuman. today we will pray for the murdered, tortured and humiliated. so that the lord would return their dignity, trampled down by people, would return in abundance of his grace, and it is very important today for us not only to preserve the historical truth and memory of trostenets, but also about those tragic and one moment on the heroic pages of our history of the history of the great patriotic war and pass it on to the next generation these important points, because belarusians are russians in general soviet people. he remained unconquered and we rightfully bear the proud title of the people as the winner of the movement. a kind heart from all regions of belarus went to the memorial complex with the cultural composition of the ga

occupied belarus, on the day of remembrance of the victims, a litiya was held in the crypt of the all saints churchm the crypt of the temple monument we start commemorative events. we want peace. and they are the people whose ashes are kept. this urn for almost 80 years also did not want war. they could not imagine their end so cruel and inhuman. today we will pray for the murdered, tortured and humiliated. so that the lord would return their dignity, trampled down by people, would return in excess of his grace, and it is very important today for us not only to preserve the historical truth and memory of trostenets, but also about those tragic and heroic moments on the pages of our history of the history of the great patriotic war and to convey already in the next generation all the important points, because the belarusians are russians in general, the soviet people. he remained unconquered and we rightfully bear the proud title of the people as the winner of the movement. a kind heart from all regions of belarus went to the memorial complex. passion, no cultural composition of the gates of memory

adventures start from the urban village of logishyn, this place is well known to all catholics thanks to the church of saints in the gothic church the icon of the mother of god of logishyn is kept . pay attention to the impressive metal doors of the temple, the craftsmen hand- stamped each petal of graceful flowers. above the entrance to the temple, the architects placed the so -called round stained glass rosette, inside which the eye resembles a masonic sign against the background of outgoing sunlight. main, the altar is made in the romanesque style. in the center of it is placed the famous image of the mother of god, the logishin icon, which is considered miraculous; a huge number of precious items around it indicate that the prayers of the believers were heard. according to local legend, in 1706, during the great northern war, the swedish detachment did not stop in logishi, in the convoy of one of the officers there was an icon of the mother of god with the child, which, after the speech of the swedes from the town, remained outside the door in the house of a local clerk and was transferred to the church

satisfied the cassation appeals of the lviv city council and the religious community of the church of all saints the ukrainian people regarding the plot of land on olena kulchytska street in lviv. currently, this plot of land with an area of ​​over a hectare is divided into two parts, one of them was equipped with a square, and the other is used by the community churches, however , the sokil sports club limited liability company has been trying to prove in court that the division was illegal for several years in a row, the company planned to build there is a sports club with a hotel and a parking lot, however , the supreme court overturned the decision of the western economic court of appeal of the lviv region and upheld the decision of the first instance, according to which the decision of the lviv city council on the division of the land plot is valid . we have two conclusions of the supreme court that this plot of land is and remains a public square, and there is also the purpose of public service for the public square of the zaliznychny district, and we still have it there are other lawsuits

do it so start fastening me to the church to the church. buckle up to the holy church, let me be punished by all the saintss. let me be punished by all the saints of the caves. let the big lava bell cover me, let the big kolokolovsky bell cover me , if i make a mistake now. only my darling, nothing works for my galya. when you come, my hut is over there, ask, you will say all sorts, goodbye. just don't think about cleaning it up, i'll find it in poltava too. why? my god, here. papa mama mama take off this petty-bourgeois shawl and put on this bonnet. and you are the father of this tie. where do you need to? what is the fashion now, and my mother and grandmother wore such that you are doing to me to talk about how people don’t know how to walk, don’t know how in a hut all around simplicity simplicity is not a sin. so why did you have to teach me the noble way? so? we wanted. today i will have a noble cavalier, maybe there will be golokhvostov, an educated, rich scientist, my daughter knows better. look, everything is in order, spare 5 rubles in the room for your daughter until i call you. and then blurt out

malcolm: in all saints, marlow, and every church across england, people signed books of condolence.think it's very sad for britain. i think it's another knock, isn't it, for the nation in a climate that is not that conducive to joy and happiness. and i think there'll be a lot of mourning and a lot of thinking about what's really important. jeanine: i am 70-years-old, so i've never known any other queen. and it feels like a big hole has opened up. she was so wonderful. and it is like my grandmother dying. malcolm: an hour later, another face of modern britain fifteen miles away in slough, one of the most diverse towns in the country. its people speak 150 different languages. the queen was the protector of all faiths and so her loss was also keenly felt here. abdul: it's like we missed our mother. she was a proper queen and we miss her in our hearts. what she done for all the world. nobody could have done it. sohail: we as a muslim community , we have integrated very well within the british culture. we've always had the support. so the queen has played a big part into obviously all ou

all of you to st. giles cathedral, the hi kirk, this ancient parish church of edinboro, welcome to all around the world who are watching this service being broadcast. here at saintknox confronted mary, queen of scots. here, james vi argued about liturgy. here, oliver cromwell preached, here parliament sometimes met. here, our late queen received thhonors of scotland in the stone of destiny rested on its return to scotland. we are graced the presence of the king and members of the royal family. present here are representatives of our nations life. present here are people whose lives were touched by the queen and so many -- in so many unforgettable ways. so we gather to bid scotland's farewell to our late monarch, whose life of service to the nation and the world we celebrate, and whose love for scotland was legendary. ♪ >> the first minister, nicola sturgeon, will read the first lesson. >> for everything, there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven. a time to be die a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted a time to kill, and a time to heal a time to break down, and a time to build up a time to weep, and a time to laugh a time to mo

god's help, i take up my new juices resolved to seek the welfare of all the inhabitants of northern from a castle to the church saint hans cathedral on a service of reflection on the queen's life. all 96 years of it, the theme here once again reconciliation. a congregation of nearly 800 pack the cathedral to hear praise of the queen for her work and bringing northern honors, republican unit communities closer together. in 2011, she had visited the irish republic making major gestures of reconciliation a year later in belfast, she shook hands with the late martin mcguinness of former iraqi commander, chin fein is now the biggest party in northern ireland. what they've been careful to do, however, is to separate the person of the queen from the symbolism of the monarchy, which as far as republicans are concerned, is associated with imperialism and colonialism and rule in ireland for centuries. however, they are able to develop a relationship with the queen. now, whether that will continue with the new king as it is another matter thing, charles may have popularity. this is his 40th visit here, the 1st as monarch. his

this church behind me, the cathedral of saint hands, a church of ireland, which is an all island church and has significance because it may be protestant is there is a high church sector to in a linked to the roman catholic church that has to be one box now won't think about it. i think charles, this is his 40, is it t northern ireland? the 1st obviously as well, but i am in the 2015 is sure the hands are all from jerry evans, president of champagne at the time. a man i rumored to have been a member of the aisle re army counselor, and that was really quite a lot of speculation on bad manners passed. he was involved with support and violence throughout supporting violence, but in the end, a man of the people that didn't. so as i say this is about, it was not just a major occasion, but maintaining peace in this country family to be able to help. thank you for them . and her simmons live in a sort of another world he is rebels in ethiopia as know, then to drive agency an air strike as hit the capitol mckelly targeting a university campus. it comes one day after the t p. a left rebel said t

all of the migrants are being cared for right now at a local church. saint andrew's church. we have a few details. most if not all from venezuela and about 50 no total, four were children between the ages of 3 and 8. seven families were among the people who were brought to martha's vineyard. and there is great concern, one, because they're not sure if more are coming, but, two, they are stepping up and trying to right now provide the very basics that these people need because from everything that we understand about them, they had zero idea where they were going and then they end up in martha's vineyard. obviously it is a beautiful, gorgeous, island where many people vacation in the summertime, we're just past that summertime high season and now there is about 20,000 people who live here year round. there were several schools here and towns that are here all year round. so now they have to figure out where all this goes from here. i could tell you that fema is on the way here now to figure out and coordinate what happens with these folks and to figure out what happens if more

according to the great saint at the glorious wonderworkers, the russian churches of the first holy cities of kiev, moscow, the guardian and from all of us, the zealous prayerful father our loops to you humbly fall down with them, we pray simple hands to the lord god and palises and sinful unworthy servants of his yes, to add to your mercy and from the latter to us all that is beneficial to temporary life and our eternal salvation. may the lord preserve the unity of the russian land and everything is incomparable and we, the sinner, receive a good end and the kingdom interesting in the heirs glorifying the marvelous in the saints of our god our father and son and the holy spirit forever and ever in the name of the father and son and the holy spirit. today we glorify the memory of st. peter the metropolitan kiev, moscow and all russia, this day draws our mind's eye to that time. when did the russian church experience especially difficult circumstances? kiev, the mother of russian cities and the capital of the russian state, turned out to be open to muzzle raids. and these raids were disastrous. the city was set on fire, plundered an

god's help, i take up my new duties resolved to seek the welfare of all the inhabitants of northern no from a castle to the church saint hans cathedral and a service of reflection on the queen's life. all 96 years of it, the theme here once again reconciliation. a congregation of nearly 800 pack the cathedral to hear praise of the queen for her work in bringing northern honors, republican units, communities closer together. in 2011, she had visited the irish republic making major gestures of reconciliation a year later in belfast. she shook hands with the late martin mcguinness, a former iraqi commander and chin fein is now the biggest party in northern ireland . what they've been careful to do, however, is to separate the person of the queen from the symbolism of the monarchy, which as far as republicans are concerned, as associated with imperialism and colonialism and rule in ireland. for centuries. however, they are able to develop a relationship with the queen. now, whether that will continue with the new king as there is another matter thing, charles may have popularity. this is his 40th visit here, the 1st as mon

now the church is warm and cozy after a major overhaul, the archbishop of guri consecrated it in honor of all the saints those years, the villagers and the former rector priest worked hard in those years. vladimir bobchev, people remember him and pray for him. one person who lived here in the full village of kovali, he painted the kovali icon the mother of god, and she was in this church of the kovalsky icon of the mother of god, and there, too, a stone was depicted with the image of these traces, but then in soviet times the icon was lost, but also last year, thanks to the labors of, uh, archpriest vladimir bobchik. he comes from a little further the village of grinkovshchina, and his wife is mother. she is from here. this icon was re-painted from this village and is located here in the temple. many of those who erected the temple are no longer alive nina petrov reminds everyone in her prayers so just like her friend nadezhda nikolaevna, the most holy mother of god, have mercy on us. our eros , here they are. forgive the law and our fourth mercy edition of your doctor, lord have mercy, lord , we know o

all the inhabitants of northern ireland. [applause] reporter: from a castle, to the church, saint anne's cathedral and a service of reflectionqueen's life, on 96 years of it. the theme here once again, reconciliation. a congregation of nearly 800 at the cathedral to hear prayers of the queen -- praise of the queen for her work in bringing northern ireland's unionist communities closer together. in 2011, she visited the irish republic, making major gestures of reconciliation. a year later in belfast, she shook hands with the late martin mcginnis, a former ira commander. sinn fein is now the biggest party in northern ireland. >> it is separate, the queen from the symbolism of the monarchy, which as far as replicants are concerned is associated with imperialism, colonialism, and ruling ireland for centuries. however, they were able to develop a relationship with the queen. now, whether that will continue with the new king is another matter. reporter: king charles may have popularity. this is his 40th visit here, the first as monarch. he has pledged to follow in his mother's footsteps and seek the welfare of all the people in no

. ♪ >> all saints echoed to the sound as people were drawn to the church for quiet contemplation. >> intensely emotional for everybody the next few weeks. she has been such a presence in all of our lives, certainly my life, many people's lives. i think we are genuinely going to miss her and that stability, and her omnipresence. just that security she has given to the country. >> saints in every church across england, people signing books of condolence. >> i think it is very sad for britain. it is another knock for the nation. it is not that conducive to joy and happiness. i think there will be a lot of thinking of what is really important. >> i'm 70 years old. i've never known any other queen. e was so wonderful. like my grandmother dying. >> an hour later, another face of modern britain. 15 miles away, one of the most diverse towns in the country. it's people speak 150 different languages. the queen was the protector of all faiths, and so her loss was also keenly felt here. >> like we miss our own mother. she was a proper queen. for all the world, nobody could have done it. >> we as

saint, but a believing person, an orthodox baptized person, conscious of his responsibility before god before the church before the country. then, in many respects, the country is guaranteed against allds of military adventures. then the country can be sure that the sword at the hip will be taken out and worn out only when it is morally moral and even spiritually justified there. today we want to say again that we live in this very difficult time. and therefore, our prayer today is special for the head of our state, and for the supreme commander in chief, vladimir vladimirovich putin , who has a special special responsibility, as well as over all military leaders and those. who is in power. so that the lord wisely strengthened, enlightened , protected from sins and from mistakes, and at the same time inspired to actions that would bring protection to our fatherland from all outsiders. even perhaps the most dangerous and terrible threats. st. daniel the reverend prince of moscow in a special way, uniting spiritual and public service in himself, is a wonderful example of how in one person the seemingly incompatible can be combined. and in a way. the example of st. daniel is a kind of m

and what does a person’s church feel, as it is customary today to say that it is not tormented, what all these great saintsems, as if on the same face, what they all say these symbols and metaphors of the frescoes. not everyone will speak for themselves. i am a believer. well, for example, i'm more of an agnostic, but the divine, as it seems to me, is not, or rather, it is felt here it penetrates into everyone, even if he was not very ready for this. after all , it is impossible not to admire this temple beauty in the literal sense of the divine beauty. the temple in honor of the holy trinity is very elegant light built in the byzantine style with columns inside the temple and a tall dome. the monastery was rebuilt relatively recently, but call it remake and the language somehow does not turn. maybe because in some inexplicable way. this place has already acquired monastic spirituality . maybe because once upon a time there was a wooden church of the kazan icon of the mother of god built at the expense of this place. parishioners. she burned out completely. during one of the fires , a stone temple was buil

great orthodox saints, and this year a miracle happened here in an unfinished church behind myrrh streams. one of the icons of the mother of god intercessor for water on khmelnitsky, first of allwant to remember bohdan khmelnitsky, our people revere him very much, they erect monuments to him, but they forgot his testament, how not to divide the holy trinity so not to divide the three slavic peoples russia ukraine and belarus these are three brothers three sisters are not separate, like the holy trinity itself in this unity is our great strength and our victory over an invisible enemy the devil. anxiety is still very significant, where we all go is what worries everyone. dissatisfaction with such a cheeky bottomless line from putin what will be interesting to watch will begin soon. on kamchatka in vladivostok, we have seen and will show you more than the rest button press moscow kremlin putin is watching on sunday at 22:00. here's a ru that you can watch anywhere, about anything, and most importantly, anything. i also have a watch rub. it's always interesting how it all starts. now you will see the manufacturers good things. the number of sanctions that were against russia for

great orthodox saints, and this year a miracle happened here in an unfinished church behind myrrh streams. one of the icons of the mother of god is the water of nakhmelnitsky, first of allember bohdan khmelnitsky, our people revere him very much, they erect monuments to him, but they forgot his testament, no matter how you share the holy trinity, you can’t divide the three slavic peoples russia, ukraine and belarus, these are three brothers, three sisters are inseparable, as the holy trinity itself in this unity is our great strength and our victory over an invisible enemy the devil. last night, the sixth block of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant was stopped, the only one that was still functioning, as reported by local authorities, the decision was made after all the power lines through which energy entered the system were killed by aimed fire from ukrainian artillery, however, the shutdown was controlled, there remains the possibility of restarting olga kurlaeva with details. we have been working closely for the last week, if not more, in a steam-powered nuclear power plant and watching how it is being tried. to destabilize her work in particular even when the mis

all who were following the teaching of jesus christ. those doors remain open for those of communion of saints. under the leadership and the team, may the lenox road baptist church continue to grow of magnifying god's word, uplifting the people and service to all humanity and honoring their incomparable legacy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the house will please be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to honor world war ii veteran herb evilring. herb truly embodies the best of america and greatest generation. herb turned 100 years old earlier this year and he is one of the very few survivors of the pearl harbor attack to still be alive. from 1940 to 1945 he served in the u.s. army national guard and stationed in hawaii at the time of the attack, barely avoiding fire from japanese planes. herbert would earn promotions and various medals for his bravery in the hain of duty. herb and his late wife were married for 57 y

at saint elfyn�*s church in aberdare, they came to share their grief and show their reverence. it was very emotional and i think we allthe queen did so much for the people. ijust wanted to be with the people who've brought me a lot of comfort since my mother passed away in 2020, so that's pretty much why i came. it's like losing your grandmother, isn't it? from the theatre in colwyn bay to care homes up and down wales, small groups gathered, finding comfort in company. in caernarfon, a few veterans made their own silent tribute. like other parts of the uk, there were no ceremonial events in wales today to mark the funeral, no big screens in public places. but this is still seen by some as a significant moment here, the end of a relationship that stretched back before elizabeth�*s time as queen. she came first as a princess, and in 1946 was made a member of the gorsedd, the welsh circle of poets, and given the bardic name elizabeth o windsor. in the latter part of her reign, it was the senedd which became the centre of the relationship, signalling royal approval for what became wales�*s parliament. she redefined the un

>> first of all the polegy i think was sincere and it's very well-accepted from those of us happen to be the members of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saintsf used to the religious bigotry, everybody from catholics to jewish religion, anybody pretty much engaged in religion is on the receiving enof this. it is sad, you think it would be a moment -- you get taunted as a team, you get that, when it transitions to a religion, it's a little step too far. i hope it is a teaching moment. i hope they -- rachel: do you think it is connected, do you think it is connected to the lie that was told? >> the proximity and timing, it is kind of hard to bypass that. i hope it's not. you know, you had the situation with south carolina pulling out of a game with byu, with, but you know, maybe get the evidence and then in this case there was no evidence. there is no video like that. rachel: right. >> there was no -- they interviewed 50 people, couldn't find a single person, not a teammate that could corroborate this stuff. it was an unfortunate story. tom homa athletic director of byu dealt with it the same day. move on. there is no room for religious bigotr

welcome all of you to st giles�* cathedral, the high kirk, this ancient parish church of edinburgh. welcome to all around the world who are watching this service being broadcast. here at saint make # we are his folk, he doth us feed # and for his sheep he doth us take # 0 enter then his gates with praise # approach with joy his courts unto # praise, laud, and bless his name always # for it is seemly so to do. # for why? the lord our god is good # his mercy is for ever sure # his truth at all times firmly stood # and shall from age to age endure. # our help is in the name of the lord, who made heaven and earth the eternal god is our refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms god is our refuge and strength, a very present help in time of trouble. choir sings: "0 lord open thou our lips" eternal and ever—blessed god, receive us in your mercy, and grant us the comfort and peace of your holy spirit, throuthesus christ our lord. almighty and everlasting god, you send forth your spirit and we are created. you richly endow us each with gifts to bring blessing to ourselves and to others. you enrich the life of our communities and our world and at life�*s completion you rejoice

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