opportunity, after standing in a long line, to touch the holy of holies stones of the very cave where joseph mary found shelter and where jesus was born, patriarch ethiopian of jerusalem, the third held the procession by the shepherds who first came to worship the baby. christ , the culmination of the bright holiday was the christmas service, in order to come to the church on christmas day, orthodox believers who live in the special operation zone on behalf of vladimir putin could have a ceasefire on all lines of contact, it will last until the end of today, but the kiev authorities unleashed a flurry of nato shells, they fired at donetsk. also , more than 100 shells, mostly large caliber. our military in combat positions firmly observe the christmas truce, but at any moment they are ready to respond to the provocations of the ukrainian formations about how they met the bright holiday on ruslanatov's frontline report. with this bag, father raphael visited the dugouts of military hospitals at airfields ; everything necessary for worship was in it. in the field. icons are also placed here for the g

bas-relief stands in tver at the church of the resurrection of christ under fresh snow that fell joseph maryngels and shepherds who were the first to bow to god to the baby, the shepherds who met christ, he does not really understand what is happening, but nonetheless. he relieves headache alexander chernyshov singing temples and the author of this den began to build an innovation on the fourth of december. three dozen assistants pulled up to take care of the snow figures. need daily light snow. no way doesn't spoil them. can destroy. uh, our spit with thermal winds, damage through holes, we were going, uh, sad, but nevertheless everything was closed. and here it is in this form is now acceptable. in izhevsk, a crib of durable figures was installed near the mikhailovsky cathedral. joseph the betrothed in human height 1.80 in the evenings a light is turned on in the tent and people flock to it, as then in bethlehem to become involved in the brightest church holiday of the nativity of christ ksenia ionkina vasily valetov alexander ignatov inozirovanov perviy kanal in a package with a man, it c

reading to you lord let's walk carefully birth of jesus christ happened like this mary his mother was betrothed to joseph but before they came together it turned out that she was pregnant from the holy spirit and joseph my husband was already righteous and not wanting him to glorify him, he wanted to let her go, and when he thought about it, an angel of the lord appeared to him in a dream and said to joseph, son of david, do not be afraid to take mary as your wife, because what is conceived in her comes from the holy spirit, she will give birth to a son named ida. me and my jesus, because he will save his people from their sins , all this remains so that the lord's word spoken by the prophet of god will come true. the virgin will conceive in her womb and give birth to a son and will name him emmanuel, what does it mean with us, waking up from sleep, joseph did as the angel of the lord commanded him accepted his wife and did not know her until she gave birth to a son and he named him jesus to you lord glory to you have mercy on me god of your great mercy with the wealth of your bounties cleanse me from my

you mentioned very powerfully about jesus and joseph and mary and their journey where they escaped kingrom prosecution. you have compared that ukrainian refugees and the obligation that we have to mothers fleeing with their kids' lives are at stake. and we as a nation need to have an obligation to people to are refugees to file for asylum. and we also need a secure border. i wish we could come together on that. >> shannon: and you bring up to point of compassion. i think america is a very compassionate people. and we are built on immigration. but there are real concerns about whether it's compassionate to encourage people, even if it is indirectly to come here when we have the highest number of people who died at the border trying to pass in the last fiscal year than we have ever seen. we know women and children are raped. they are trafficked. i mean, this creates a situation that is not safe or compassionate for people. >> >> well, shannon i know you have that compassion because i have read your excellent writing on it, and i guess what the president now is saying and i hope we can get

holy of holies stones of the cave where the shepherds hid from the cold and wind cattle, where joseph and maryd shelter, arrived bethlehem for the census, announced by the roman authorities in those days, the city was overcrowded and stood and the yards were occupied. i came here with a group of clergy. bethlehem at christmas, this holiday is nowhere celebrated as it is not at all like european traditions here. however, bethlehem has changed what the once christian city has become in the last decade. the muslim community has gradually dispersed, and young people prefer islam blagovest bells. carriages of christmas intertwined sometimes with singing mundina from the minaret on the other side of the square. if we say now bethlehem has a population of 180,000 with well cities and surroundings, i can say that christians are only in the main cities and no more than 35,000, the population of this and this city and i am not saying that anyone is to blame. we ourselves are not to blame. orthodox christmas comes to bethlehem along with a procession led by the greek patriarch of jerusalem theopheles has

holies stones of the cave where the shepherds hid from the cold and wind from the cat, where joseph and maryived in bethlehem for the census announced by the roman authorities. in those days the city was overcrowded and stood still, and the yards were occupied. i came from a group and clergy here. bethlehem at christmas , this holiday is nowhere celebrated as it is not at all like european traditions here. it seems to me that bethlehem has changed little in 2,000 years. and these are extraordinary experiences. however, bethlehem changed once a christian the city became in the days of the decade a muslim community gradually parted, and the youth prefers islam blagovest bells. the basilica of the nativity intertwines at times with the singing of the muezzin from the minaret on the other side of the square. helmet 180,000 population, well, the city and the surroundings, i can say that christians are only in the main cities and no more than 30,000 of the population of this city. and i'm not saying that anyone is to blame. we ourselves are to blame orthodox christmas comes to bethlehem along with

you have written very powerfully about jesus and joseph and mary in their journey where they escapeding herod from prosecution. you have compared that to create refugees and the obligation we have four mothers of fleeing when their kids lives are at stake. and i think we as a nation need to have an obligation to people who are refugees to file for asylum. we also need a secure border but i wish we could come together on that. shannon: you bring up the people pat compassion for her to think america is a very compassionate people we are built on immigration but their real concerns about whether it's compassionate to encourage people even if it is indirectly to come here when the highest number of people who died at the border trying to pass in last fiscal year than we have ever seen but we know women and children are raped, they are trafficked. this creates a situation that is not safe or compassionate for people. >> well, shannon i know you had that compassion i read your excellent writing on it. and i guess with the president is now saying i hope we can get some bipartisan consensus

christmas story in russian nativity of jesus christ was so after the betrothal of his mother and mary with josephfore they combined it turned out that she had joseph in her womb from the holy spirit, and her husband, being righteous and not wanting to divulge her, wanted to secretly let her go. but when he thought, this is all an angel, the lord, appeared to him in a dream and said joseph , the son of david, do not be afraid to take mary as your wife, for those who are dressed in her are from the holy spirit for the sake of the son and dive his name jesus for he will save his people from their sins, and all this happened. may the word spoken by the lord through the prophet who says everything come true the virgin in the womb of the prize is fit for a son and they will call his name emmanuel what does it mean that god is with us? acted as the angel commanded him, lord, and accepted his wife and did not know her, how finally she was born the son of her firstborn, and he called him the name jesus bless the lord god, i exaggerate damascus , a certain influence on his work was exerted by the work of t

the birth of jesus christ was so on the betrothal of his mother mary to joseph.ore they were combined, that she had in the womb from the holy spirit, being righteous and not wanting to tell her to let her go. but when he thought, it was all an angel, lord, appeared to him in a dream and said, do not be afraid, for those born in it have the name of jesus from the holy spirit, for he will save people happened through a prophet who says son. what does with us mean? rising from sleep, joseph did as the angel of the lord commanded him and accepted his wife and did not know her, how finally she gave birth to her first-born son and he called him the name jesus christ of god, the lord of socrates, the monk john de mosquito, who lived in her in the 7th century in damascus , a certain influence on his work was exerted by the work of the church eloquence, so amos is the first song of the christmas canon that we heard composed under the influence of the words for the nativity of st. gregory the theologian, father and teacher of the church, who lived in the fourth century, th

a manger, a pure virgin fell and how she gave birth oh manger , and joseph stands above the manger, jesus ' chron and oxen, and maryaddled jesus, my son, close to her heart, and mary swaddles jesus, my son, close to her heart, and the three kings followed behind them, and we cried. and asks and to himself i invite you, where is your mouth , and he asks, and he invites you to his house, where are you, what are you? then she cheated on her son . they said that until now everyone is fed there, everyone does not need it, but we understood that the war is not over and when we close down our production, then it will be difficult to start again at first, we did it all slowly, bit by bit, accumulated, dried, and when now in february, full-scale started, we already had quite a lot of stocks of undried food, we had a wall of dumplings , we had a wall of honey jars and various pastries. in the first months, we loaded trucks without exaggeration, we loaded trucks to sumy, chernihiv, kharkiv, kyiv. there are various cases in life when you do you understand that you don't, well, it's someone with you, but really from above, who

brought up and nurtured in jew, brought up and nurtured in a in a family of devout his mother, mary josephrges from that christianity emerges from that relationship that god had with his chosen people , a with his chosen people, a relationship that began with abraham father and faith and is the mark of abraham's covenant. he is his engagement with that covenant with god . he was covenant with god. he was circumcised and every jewish male from that time on that been circumcised as a sign of their entering into that covenant, that relationship with god. if we take jesus out of jewish history after that background, then his role as a saviour , role then his role as a saviour, role as the christ, the messiah is taken away from us because he has to emerge from that tradition , that understanding of tradition, that understanding of the need , a sacrificial offering the need, a sacrificial offering for sin, and therefore that takes jesus through his ministry to the cross , to the to the cross, to the resurrection, on sunday morning . absolutely. and of course, in the new calendar is the solemnity

and joseph, they want to join the pro independence march. hm. to end, but to day marie's excited sandra tells us that the bus connection is not very good. so they're driving. she's put around 50 euro's worth of fuel in the tank. a small fortune for her. i budgeted money for pick jail for to day because we've known about this march for quite a while and i am, it's our 1st one since 2019 so we're m where did the looking forward to getting back at it what we will you be john think what did we one plan to be one did a ah, back in stonehaven allen and the gina are also on their way, but to a different event. the geena arish tells us that they no longer have contact with some of their friends and neighbors. just like breaks it. the question of independence is incredibly divisive. as is taught safely, in my opinion, it's become really important where you stand, woman, steve's yeah, said mind typed in doors. there was a time in germany when it was important to know whether people were catholic or protestant by those times are over now. thank goodness shortland. so that's that mon

joseph's university. panelists in order i think our doctor mary stockwell retired professor of history and department chair at lords university who writes on the american west 20th century politics and especially woodrow wilson. our second panelists will be rebecca roberts curator of programming at planet word a museum of words and language in washington, dc. and our third panelists will be dr. stacey cordray who holds the dentists and von johnson endowed chair in theodore roosevelt studies at dickinson university in north dakota here. more biographic information on each panel is available on the flare website at flair-net.org. we will be taking questions at the end of the program, which should be email to first ladies 2021@gmail.com. now with great pleasure. i turn over the the program to my friend and scholar dr. catherine sibley. thank you so much nancy what a lovely introduction of our exciting panel this evening, and it's so lovely to have you all here. thank you so much for coming and it is my great pleasure to open up with our first presenter. who is dr. mary stockwell, and i'm so excited to hear wh

joseph's university. panelists in order i think our doctor mary stockwell retired professor of history and department chair at lords university who writes on the american west 20th century politics and especially woodrow wilson. our second panelists will be rebecca roberts curator of programming at planet word a museum of words and language in washington, dc. and our third panelists will be dr. stacey cordray who holds the dentists and von johnson endowed chair in theodore roosevelt studies at dickinson university in north dakota here. more biographic information on each panel is available on the flare website at flair-net.org. we will be taking questions at the end of the program, which should be email to first ladies 2021@gmail.com. now with great pleasure. i turn over the the program to my friend and scholar dr. catherine sibley. thank you so much nancy what a lovely introduction of our exciting panel this evening, and it's so lovely to have you all here. thank you so much for coming and it is my great pleasure to open up with our first presenter. who is dr. mary stockwell, and i'm so excited to hear wh

joseph's university. panelists in order, i think, i our doctor mary stock well, retired professor of history and department of -- rights on the american west, 20th century politics and especially woodrow wilson's, our second panelist will be rebecca roberts, curator of programming at plant word, a museum of words and language in washington d.c.. and our third panelist we'll be dr. stacy cordery who holds the annex and bonds in funerals about studies at a continued adversity in north dakota. more biographical formation on each panelist is available on the flare website at flynn or dash -- daughter work. we will be taking questions at the end of the program, which should be emailed to first ladies 2021 at gmail dot com. now with great pleasure i turn over the program to my friend and scholar doctor camps and supplying. >> thank you so much, nancy. what a lovely introduction of our exciting panel this evening and it is so lovely to have you all here. thank you so much for coming and it is my great pleasure to open up with our first presenter who is dr. mary stock well, i'm so excited to hear what she has to s

born after mum dresses up virgin mary gives birth in peterborough and one of his names is joseph pregnantvirgin mary to give family a laugh on christmas day promptly gave birth when the baby arrived early , the receptionist was early, the receptionist was decked out in a £20 biblical outfit from amazon when she went into labour at her parent's home into labour at her parent's home in peterborough in cambridgeshire. shop x lauren, who named her son joseph, said , who named her son joseph, said, were all joking. the baby would come christmas day, but there was no way. i expected it to happen. talk about tempting that's what i news amazing , that's what i news amazing, dawn, i got to say i asked my wife to dress up as a virgin mary, but we both agreed it was a it was a miscarriage situation. this is going. yes, i've thoughts, thoughts and prayers. i've got the missus with mrs. mark. let's get reaction to all big news of the day with my brilliant superstar panel day with my brilliant superstar panel. former national newspaper edhon panel. former national newspaper editor, columnist daily star

born after mum dresses up virgin mary gives birth in peterborough and one of his names is joseph pregnantvirgin mary to give family a laugh on christmas day promptly gave birth when the baby arrived early , the receptionist was early, the receptionist was decked out in a £20 biblical outfit from amazon when she went into labour at her parent's home into labour at her parent's home in peterborough in cambridgeshire. shop x lauren, who named her son joseph, said , who named her son joseph, said, were all joking. the baby would come christmas day, but there was no way. i expected it to happen. talk about tempting that's what i news amazing , that's what i news amazing, dawn, i got to say i asked my wife to dress up as a virgin mary, but we both agreed it was a it was a miscarriage situation. this is going. yes, i've thoughts, thoughts and prayers. i've got the missus with mrs. mark. let's get reaction to all big news of the day with my brilliant superstar panel day with my brilliant superstar panel. former national newspaper edhon panel. former national newspaper editor, columnist daily star

actually edition that was put together in the nineties by joseph fields, who just on his own is a labor of love. he's not a professional doctor. mary ed hearst, historian. he put together a really solid collection of martha washington's papers, and it's actually what's been used by historians for years. and even the people at the papers of george washington have been using this collection, but it has issues. some of the letters printed out of order. there are typographical errors. sometimes he doesn't cite source which nothing so egregious as like this letter came to me in a dream but sometimes he doesn't tell you where the letter comes. so it was do we were due for another collection. and so we that was part of what we were trying to address when we worked in this project. so next slide, please. this is a sort of quick numerical comparison of the volume fields published about 80 financial and legal documents, and we were able to find 180, which we don't publish in full. we summarize them just for space reasons, but we point out where you can take a look at them. also, fields published 300 letters. we were able to add 80 more lette