and we reflect on the gospel.ancient practice to dig into it. one of us then preaches the gospel but it is as if , the whole community has not reflected and we are preaching together. we live together and we prepare meals together and eat together. one of the most attractive aspects of our parish is not that there are sacraments going on, but the quality of the sacraments, the availability of the sacraments , and the joy of the sacraments, radiates from that living, dominican community that is in san francisco. what a pleasure to have a parish connected. >> there is beautiful music. the best in san francisco. and your communications, which is an important part of your modern preaching is wonderful. we have about a minute and a half left. take some time each of you , what message do you want to leave the catholic viewers with or non-catholic viewers? >> live your faith boldly but with joy. we need to be bold about our faith but people should see we are different and we are happy because we have the gospel. >> indee

indeed, the gospel leads to new heights, but it has one more feature. the gospel this is not just a pointer, but the power and ability from god to follow the christian path, as well as its miracle for changing not just external behavior, but the heart and state of mind. witnesses to this millions of people who have gone wrong and been reborn thanks to the bible well, the bible is not only unique, but also a supernatural book, which is so clearly expressed god 's intervention god's favor to protect it, alas, many people believe that god is too far away from us. but if you just think about it. about how much if the bible is supernatural and impregnated with god , then it can be said with full confidence that god is at arm's length from us in his book of the bible. holy scripture belongs to those books that mankind has always read and will read. in addition , among these books. it occupies a very special place in its exceptional influence on the religious and cultural life of the generation, both past and present, and therefore future for believers, it is

of the lord i congratulate you on this day, we we recall one of the most important events of the gospel history that took place shortly before the suffering on the cross, our lord jesus christ is told about this miraculous event by three evangelists matthew mark and luke. jesus took the apostle peter james with him, and john went to mount tabor to pray, during which his face suddenly changed and his clothes became dazzling, shining , and two people talked to him. it was moses and i, the covenant, the righteous, who appeared, they were all heavenly glory, they spoke of the exodus that christ was to accomplish in jerusalem. james john were outlined by a dream, but when they woke up they saw the radiance of his glory and two men standing next to the savior. experiencing earthly joy the apostle peter said, it would be better to say to christ the instructor exclaimed. how good it is for us to be here. let's build here three tents or skinnies, as it was said in the church slavonic text. one for you, one for moses and one for elijah , the evangelist of the bow notices that peter, for joy , did

and here is the gospel's new advice - these are the laws of this new world.he new testament is the collection of those sacred books that are part of the bible that came into being after the birth of christ, these books were written by inspiration from the holy spirit by the disciples of the lord jesus christ or the holy apostles. what do believers think ? god is not revealed to everyone god is a person , a meeting of man and god must take place, everyone must let him into his heart, but the one for whom he opened himself feels him perceives accepts with all his heart. there is such a thing as prayerful reading of scripture. yes, just at this passage at this moment, we kind of get in touch with him. i once talked with students and gave the same analogy, which i also borrowed from one preacher. you have a phone. and until you turn on wi-fi in it. you won’t be able to get in touch with someone there, uh, so, here, this reading is a kind of turning on wi-fi, you understand, that is, they may not call you. or maybe to you. they called, but your wi-fi was turned of

indeed, we would not be standing here today if the gospel calvary ended, but the gospel ends with the resurrection of the lord and the savior, which means that god who created this world, who laid the foundation for the existence of this physical material world, the laws by which this world operates and exists and moves, he has power. suspend the operation of these laws or even cancel these actions, if it pleases his will, then it happened with the blessed body of the savior, the son of god and the son of man, who was three days in the tomb, he is the divine power. again returned to life resurrected. but if this were not it was, then as the apostle says, and it would have been in vain for the faith of the gospel, everything would have been in vain, and all our faith is with you and is based on faith on sunday. we believe that the lord jesus christ really suffered was cruelly chanted, but by the power of god he conquered death and resurrected. this wonderful temple is named in honor of the resurrection, the bright, beautiful restored soul rejoices. and what does this mean, and this mea

gospel love. one another is i have loved you, mother, that it was as simple to her as matthew's gospel that whatever did to the least of my brother and you it to me, i remember once when she met with janet reno, she took her by the hand and opened up janet's hand. janet, this tall, tall woman, she was u.s. general and mother her hand. and she said, you did to me. she called it the five finger gospel, but she it wasn't just bread that would feed starving man. it was also the bread of friendship for people that are feeling unloved. you know she was asked what the worst disease was she'd ever seen. was it or was it aids? and she said, no, it was loneliness and that gnawing sense that people have rich and poor that often feel unloved unwanted, unneeded. and mother has spent her life in service. she said, a life that's not lived for others is not living. and i think she really spent all of her energies loving god in the poor and loving life. she was truly and it was a privilege to see the beauty of hum

[laughter] it is a contradiction, an the joy of thee gospel, there is a happy ending. right? all right. [applause] do i ever asked myself, why me? i do. i feel like i won the lottery. one time i said to mother, i wish you read me my rights when i met you because it did change, i didn't see that in my five year plan in jacksonville but it's been 37 years, i spend every day, time to pay back the debt, thank you, god for that because it is a privilege of a lifetime to meet a woman like that and the implications in ryyour life. she sent 35 sisters to our wedding but i met my wife, not your standard way to meet someone but -- well, we all have our stories how god touches us, love one another as he loves us and hopefully this book will encourage and inspire to reach out to people who are lonely and poor, spirit or materially and spread that love in a world that needs it at a time when we don't know what's true. shooting down williams for their great issues facing the country and there's only one way i know of that can bring people togetherit and that's the love f god and love of ne

she's living the gospel. i am not but she is. the senator that i worked for of oregon already knew her so heth was sending me overseas on a trip and i thought why don't i go by india on the way back. i didn't want to be around poor people. very hard to do. i had no interest so i thought here's what i'm going to do i'm going to go into calcutta then on the way home to hawaii for five days and that's how i talked myself into doing it and that's what i did. she was bristling with energy and was everything i wasn't, purposeful, intentional, this was a woman in love with god. so dramatic to see her the tenderness of that relationship even though chapter 11 talks about the darkness that she experienced but she had the core conviction of love for. the poor and she said have you been to my home, go there and ask for sister luke. i had the rest of the day to kill, why not do so i said sure then i go to the home and i walk in at my embassy in a shirt and pressed slacks stepping over people laying by the entrance and just states that i'd ne

and it was the five finger gospel. it wasn't just the bread, but friend of friendship for people feeling unloved. and the worst that she'd seen she was asked, and she said leprosy or aids, no, it's loneliless, and rich and poor, people often feel unloved, unwanted, unneeded and mother sent her life in service. she says a life not lived for others is not worth living and i think she really spent all of her energies loving god and the poor and loving life. she was truly human and it was a privilege to see the beauty of that humanity and how she allowed herself to be loved, as she aged. i met her the week she turned 75 and some will say, oh, by age 75, you know, your best years are behind you. it wasn't true for mother at all. they were evangelical. there was a power to them because people watched her. they had heard what she said, but watched her as she aged. how she bore illness. this was a tough woman. five heart attacks, a stroke, tb. malaria dozens of times, broken arms, ribs, legs, you name it she went through, she

here he tells me that people know, apparently that i will not read the gospel in belarusian for a prayerby the way, at the beginning he asked, now everything has become normal with you will not be embarrassed if i read the gospel in belarusian, no, let's read it. well, someone makes a remark. why are you doing this? you don't like the need. come tomorrow. tomorrow there will be another priest. it won't be a day. there's no problem. yes , that is, it still exists in this, because, you know, the mistake of these people is that, for example, it is directly stated there that yes. so the beautiful words of the angels serve in heaven in church slavonic. well, well, lord have mercy, well, this is already a terrible angelic language. hmm, we know an example of him from the apostle peter when the holy spirit descended on the apostles. yes , the apostle peter came out and it's interesting that the gospel listed all the peoples who gathered there, that is, the jews from russia for the holiday. just gathered since pentecost. yes, and there are listed many nationalities from different countries and e

the successor of the penitent, but one can hardly speak of a deep spiritual life, knowledge of the gospelhing prayer about these spiritual acquisitions that a person made during his life for all this person, there is simply no time anymore. and now the departure of eternity has already come. and all he can do is use his last strength to throw his head a sign of his repentance. so why put off preparing for the most important thing ? it is much better for an event for some indefinite time, like the most holy theotokos , to be with god all the days of her life and act according to his commandments, then we will come to eternity with spiritual readiness to meet our savior. and we can remember that many holy ascetics. put on yourself great labors and deeds, in order to become better to please god, in their declining years they were worried that they had done little, it could be more like an athlete. participating in the competition gives all the best shows a good result, but still in at the end they regret that the result could have been better. a little sorry for myself a little late started

in the gospel? >> well, well, it was >> well, yeah. it was ever thus. remember very famous thus. i remember the very famous episode prime minister episode of yes prime minister when hacker, prime when jim hacker, the prime minister to a bishop minister, had to select a bishop and dissuaded from and he was dissuaded from choosing because an choosing one because he was an extremist. he actually believed in it's been like in god. you know, it's been like that long, long time. the that for a long, long time. the reality is here in 2020, welby said , we don't preach morality . said, we don't preach morality. we plant churches. we don't preach therapeutic care . we preach therapeutic care. we plant churches. the prayers of the church of england now isn't the church of england now isn't the faith. it is expansion. it is prioritising expansion over dogma and over and over belief. >> definitely failing on that front. >> and the reason for that is there's an actual project. it's a ten year project called myriad, which is greek for 10,000 is to c

. still many gospels.till many confident christians like him and the anglican church could do with a transfer of them. but of course vox populi, vox dei, the voice of the people is the voice of god. today we ask the of god. and today we ask the good people hull if they good people of hull if they think britain is a christian country and the people have spoken. >> christianity in our town >> yes, christianity in our town is. we've got quite a few churches . i is. we've got quite a few churches. i believe is. we've got quite a few churches . i believe a church is churches. i believe a church is like a good pub. if you've got a good minister, you've got a good service . service. >> yeah, i think maybe the values changed throughout values have changed throughout the years, but think more and the years, but i think more and importantly, it's just more mixed now. it's not so predominantly christian country, not really , no. not really, no. >> a lot of different cultures now and different religions , as now and d

. still many gospels.till many confident christians like him and the anglican church could do with a transfer of them. but of course vox populi, vox dei, the voice of the people is the voice of god. today we ask the of god. and today we ask the good people hull if they good people of hull if they think britain is a christian country and the people have spoken. >> christianity in our town >> yes, christianity in our town is. we've got quite a few churches . i is. we've got quite a few churches. i believe is. we've got quite a few churches . i believe a church is churches. i believe a church is like a good pub. if you've got a good minister, you've got a good service . service. >> yeah, i think maybe the values changed throughout values have changed throughout the years, but think more and the years, but i think more and importantly, it's just more mixed now. it's not so predominantly christian country, not really , no. not really, no. >> a lot of different cultures now and different religions , as now and d

and the beautiful thing about people to make the claim oh, i just listen to gospel music on that gospel musicth is structurd on this pentatonic scale, this african skill. so you can't have gospel music unless you know blues cords. so in other words, you can have resurrection speeders say it again for the sanctified folks applausemac. >> you can't have gospel music unless you have blues cords. so in order to sing gospel, you got to know the blues cords. so in other words, you got to know the anguish and the pain in order to get to the celebration of resurrection. but in a modern society we want to cast aside the blue notes and only what to do resurrection celebration here and if that happened speeders are you talk about prosperity preaching? >> prosperity preaching is problematic because it is, it's not christianity pick it is capitalism with ecclesiastical garments. and we have witnessed so much of this market centeredness on our tradition is like is that a just tradition brother bovard is here doing research on the blues and whatnot but jazz teaches america about democracy before ameri

the beautiful thing about people who make the claim i just listen to gospel music, that gospel music is structured on this scale. this africanan scale. you cannot have gospel music unless you note blues accords it.or in other words you cannot have resurrection brickwork say that again.n. does it. so in order to sing gospel you've got to know the blues courts in other words the anguish and the pain in order to get the celebration of the resurrection. in a modern society we want to cast aside the blue notes and resurrection if that happened forgot to talk about prosperity? >> it is problematic. because it is, it is not christianity. it's capitalism with ecclesiastical garments. we have witnessed c so much of e market centeredness. but our tradition is a jazz tradition brother is doing a research on blues and whatnot. but jazz teaches america about democracy before america knew what democracy was all about. the fact jazz is born in new orleans first off. the space where you have indigenous people in america along with spanish, along with the french and long people of african descent but

so you can't have gospel music unless you know chords. so in other words, you can't have resurrection. so you have to play the sanctified folks, you can't have gospel music unless you have blues chords. so in order to sing gospel, you got to know the chords. so in other words, you got to the anguish and the pain in order to get to the celebration of resurrection. but in a society we want to cast aside the blue and only want to do resurrection, celebration. and if that had been talking about prosperity preaching, i'm talking about prosperity preaching. prosperity preaching is problematic because it is it's not christianity. it is capitalism with ecclesiastic garments and and we have witnessed so much of this market centered ness. but our tradition is, like you said, a jazz tradition. i mean, millard is here. he's doing research on wynton marsalis and the blues and whatnot. but but jazz teaches america about democracy before american, what democracy was all about. i mean, the fact that jazz is in new orleans first off, this space, where you

king said, it has to be faith, it has to be love, it has to be the gospel.john: in some ways you represent a new generation of leaders. for you, the march is history, not something you wanted to go to but something you heard about. what was the significance and how does it push us forward now? >> i also want to extend my incredible thanks, sincerest thanks to all and the incredible opportunity to say hello c-span, because i am a c-span nerd. [laughter] i have three c-span t-shirts at home. to share a stage with such powerhouses, and i want to especially thank the work you've done to make it easier for me to be visible in the spaces i am, especially when you occupy the first and only space. the trauma of that can wear and tear so i appreciate the work others have done and the trauma they have endured so it is easier for me. i think in particular when i think about the march, i did ask my relatives in part because i am a fifth generation native to the area. my grandmother grew up in georgetown and was locked, and the house they grew up in, they would say the w

the beautiful thing about people that make the claim, i just listen to gospel music that gospel musicstructures on this pent tonic scale. this african scale. you can't have gospel music without blues cords. in order to sing gospel, you've got to know the blues cords. you've got to know the anguish and the pain in order to get to the celebration of resurrection but in a modern society, we want to cast aside the note. it is not christianity. capitalism with with ecclesiastical garmin meants and the -- garments and the brothers on the blues and whatnot. but jazz teaches america about america before democracy was born. jazz was born in new orleans. this space of indigenous people in america and spanish and french and african decent. don't forget a lot of people were free blacks from haiti. so they understood this idea of freedom and them they come and they infect new orleans with that. so the congo square was the space where on sunday because there were so many people catholic and sunday you had off. they could hear all these different rhythms and rhythms come together and then jazz does

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that is the hollywood actor dennis quaid embracing his musical gift then going gospel.and a new album next. this is american infrastructure, a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends these services for everyone who lives here. ♪ veterans, if you're applying for a home loan to get cash...surprise. some lenders charge hundreds upfront for your appraisal and other fees. not at newday. a veteran shouldn't have to come up with money to get money. (vo) verizon small business days are coming. from august 7th to the 13th. now is the time to partner with our experts. get started today with verizon business. it's your business. it's your verizon. >> harris: it is all out there now pure the entire interview hunter biden's ex business partners five hour long meeting with lawmakers. republicans saying it leaves no doubt joe biden played a role in his son's foreign business dealings. so, what do you do when you are a big-time country music star and over the age of 50? join the military, of course! craig morgan is in the

this is the gospel what connects, when dostoevsky went to hard labor in omsk, he spent 10 days in tobolskn, a powerless prison , was and there were the wives of the decembrists, and there were 21 of them, they all give to the convicts who were sent the gospel was with him under his pillow for four years, and then he did not part with her all his life. at all. if you visit this local history museum. i'm sure you won't be disappointed. there you will learn a lot of writers' lives and history, and not only because there are quite interesting exhibits there. an intellectual show in which there is a place and for humor you know how to define a question that will never be answered participants, everything is very simple. ask anyone you can't go wrong with tricky questions and unexpected answers. what kind of alphabet is this? the eighth character of the greek alphabet remember must know the answer oak. yes, everything, i like louder, clearly. suddenly he starts asking again. i accept the answer. each correct answer brings one of the teams closer to victory, and mistakes are fraught with the con

. >> kayleigh: most on the left see "new york times" as gospel, maybe he will reconsider.e have taken this whole thing as beat for a while. first clinic of this type opened in 2007, it has been going on for a decade and a half and the age has got ebb lower and lower. there is a social contagious here pushing younger and younger kids into clinics and they are not getting psychological help. if you read this "new york times" report, more patients arrive with mental health issues. one of the most challenging questions how much psychological screening should adolescents be given? the answer is know tos, tons of therapy and intervention before you decide to do something that is permanently and physically life altering. god bless this whistleblower for all the reasons garrett laid out. her partner is transgender, but sees exploitation of kids >> kayleigh: why don't we give mental health -- 2016, you can find this in national library of medicine, conclusion, they study how often people change their view if they are transgender and conclusion is childhood gender dysphoria is assoc

like wha would you like to singa gospel song?art of it. i wanted her to walk away. ♪ ♪ i love moments like that. i love moments like that. >> stephen: not to put you on a spot but you have a little gospel in your pocket right now? >> jennifer: another? the same song? >> stephen: sure. speak to you always put me on ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] thank you! >> stephen: i don't -- i don't, i don't know if anybody else or how people would be lucky enough to be this close to you when you sent, but i've had the joy a few tims and i've got to say it makes my skeleton rattle inside my body. >> jennifer: and i love singing with you too. >> stephen: now, did you ever imagined that you'd be doing a show on a daily basis that allow you to do things like this? this is today's show, this is you. what's going on here? >> jennifer: that was so fun. i've got the perfect excuse for halloween, i got to be will be goldberg and sister act 2, sister act 1 and 2. that's when my favorite movies ever so to be able to be her for halloween and then sing those s

for example, i want to lie down in the bathroom to read the gospel because i am in the gospel, if i counthalf chapters a day, but i think about it, that is, i read slowly, not that i can read everything like that. but i'm like i'm starting. what will they do? this means that and this means that i just want to lie down in the bathroom calmly, and kind of read all this, that is, really understand the meaning. there it is to think about it. and i have an elevator there or there is a plane, well , up there, what kind of motorcycle did he ride there, there on on the street with hammers. tyk-tyk kernels then smoke, what kind of music is here you won’t delve into anything. no, this is how you can live, that is, and people say so with hope to me and it infuriates you. andrey and it infuriates you. i say yes, no, no, it doesn't infuriate. so it can be endured to live. this is fine. and so you can live for years, but i understand, in general, trying to help me recover. i think so, that is, in fact, globally such a topic that so many people are trying to help me recover. well , because they understa

the gospel, according bruin, fdr, indeed a very sick man, yalta, and had battled serious for decadespreviously until the narrative of franklin's life has been set straight, especially with to his health the magnitude of his accomplishments cannot be properly assessed. fdr unmasked goes a long way towards achieving that end. thank you. i look forward to questions. thank you. that's very gratifying, i believe. if anybody has a question you've been asked to step up to the microphone microphone, all we question was. yes, sir. on. to what degree was eleanor apprized of fdr actual circumstances and condition. well, the only medical records we have from fdr his health come from illinois's files. now as you know fdr and eleanor had had parallel lives, but she was aware of and in fact, when asked about his health, she generally denied there was any problem. that's in the book. uh huh. the great catherine smith wrote the book on resilience. thank you. you've met a lot of resistance in the fdr industry, i guess about your theories and your proof. can you talk a little bit about that. well, agai

in 2024 p plus she's the best-selling female gospel artist of all time. eagle one-on-one with cece winans. >> matter where you are in life when you are praying for something, believe me for something. >> >> all right now on fox news sunday. >> we begin with breaking news. nearly a hundred people are confirmed dead on the island of maui, making it the single deadliest disaster in hawaii's history and the deadliest u.s. wildfire in more than 100 years. catastrophic blazes began tearing through multiple areas of the state tuesday night. many residents and tourists caught completely off guard. these drone images out of west maui show the intense flames as they quickly spread across the island. and this is just some of the utter destruction left behind devastating damage in multiple . homes and communities reduced to just ashes. residents now wondering where to turn. take a look at this before and after satellite imagery of the historic town of law -- lahaina. it was nearly burned to the ground. a spot beloved by lowells and tourists alike, decimated. our fox

shannon: p is the best selling most awarded female gospel artist of all time.g up with powerhouse cece winans she stopped here in washington to perform the summit with the nationals them but the orchestra. is this week's sunday special. ♪ i bring you news to encourage you ♪ ♪ he has never failed me yet ♪ ♪. shannon: cece winans taking center stage at the kennedy center in her believe for it to her performance of the biggest hits of her career. ♪. shannon: he will perform semi places and done so many things whiteness each night feel like for you to get ready to take the stage into something special? >> i want to offer help. no matter where you are, no matter what you're going through, no matter where you are in life you are praying for you are believing for something. and you need hope. ♪ ♪ ♪ she kickstart her career back in the 80s is singing alongside her brother beebe. together nine of their albums went gold and platinum. by the mid- 90s cc turned solo. even reaching the top tent and pop charts with her dear friend whitney houston. ♪ when i was a child i did

although this is the ideal of living together, according to the gospel and, of course, among believershere are a lot of such people who live and rejoice in this way, my soul, when i find a joyful family life, having the opportunity to observe it among the clergy and our believers of people. and not only believers in general, those who know how to keep a marriage and take care of each other. so indulgence, translated into our language, modern means patience, which means that without patience there can be no closeness of people , no joint life, no collective solidarity, no nationwide solidarity, nothing without patience , there can be no, because we are all different. and someone likes someone, someone doesn't like someone , or at the beginning i liked it and then i didn't like it. and now, if you don’t like it, you need to live together and work in a team, for example, you need to work together and you need to defend your homeland together. and again, to all this very such, the words of the apostle are addressed today in a diverse and diverse situation, but patience and indulgence towar

they have seen everything everywhere, have been many times , read the gospel, but especially in thisironment. in this, in this context, the words of alexander resound, and christianity is just beginning; i ’ve been thinking about them the most lately, i would like you to too thought about them, that for you, then these words, christianity is just beginning. we haven't figured it out yet, and we don't understand anything. the history of the church is always the history of people, a history that is assembled from the building blocks of the faith of the virtues. sincerely love to be together to be a new milestone in orthodoxy and remember your roots , this is the indestructible foundation on which the belarusian land stands with you was the program of truth and i inga belova all the best to you. we continuously serve both on the green border and in points passes, thereby ensuring peace and creation to the citizens of the republic, belarus i always knew that i would be a man in uniform. my dad is a border guard. i have always been proud of him and have always been proud of this professio

the gospel as he thought that there was always an understanding that we were not perfect. there was an answer to that. he cared first of all about people and taking care of the needs of the people and the people not just in thee united states but the people around the world. his heart broke when there was war. you could tell. however he never brought his problems to class and although he never stopped asking for but he didn't burden us with those problems. he wanted us to see the best sides of life. >> it's always nice to come back from vacation at camp david. [laughing] do think some of those unpleasant moments of my life -- [inaudible] and also some of the most pleasant. one of the great things about the meeting was i was meeting with two liters who were deeply devout and religious men who a great portion of their time at camp david in who believe that they and i worship the same god. it refers often to guidance from god almighty. they there are both extended from abraham and none in religious beliefs but also blood and that was one of the things that i believe gave us a

and this is quite a box because it stops in uganda and engine was enough for gospel. so i can put the codes on there for you. good ways to so this program will be open to everyone. so package cause a lot to move. it will be some time before the projects reduce the scientific results, but some farmers already reporting the positive impact that 3 sheet has on the across. the i the middle school invite arrow key august fun with the also reaping the benefits. they seem to enjoy the cheese just as much as a coffee plan. so this seems to be no way around it. if we want to reduce it to logical footprints, we're going to have to adapt the current climate conditions, not least to ensure ourselves healthy and wholesome food supply. you have an idea, we have some regions of set of domestic feast farms. that not only reduces the meeting port supplies the show to transport routes are also backed up for the environments. these caught fish needs to be fed several times a day. when i know has been raises fish for a decade and now has full ponds full of them and he's not alone is sout

know that goes to my go to the gospel account . okay. we have to do now is make it clear how important it is to move more and more in the direction of recycling. you know, mean thing, can we mean todd young dot it, they love it? so in addition to that also means encouraging. young designers like students from a freshman academy who use recycled tech styles from prato for the creations and central proud. so the roof start off is already selling recycle design refreshing around the world. nicolo geoffrey, on his goal, is to bring together our tool methods, sustainable fashion, and the principles of a circular economy. he's convinced the quantity closing can be ethical and environmental, the responsible for the a more general question to people that we're seeing that more and more people are interested in these issues and are willing to buy less clothing, but spend more on quality that remain on the opposite assess depression, which is what we have until just a few years ago. that so that was all about low price of the style in buying new c

highlander in flint wolf in carpeting helped in the hospitals bralin guy gave me a pre-revolutionary gospel for the museum and which was in an iron tin frame. here in this the frame was dented by a bullet. he says, but she saved my life when the mastery began. my colleagues and like-minded people in unison began to discuss the vacuum of meanings, and in this we saw a very serious dangerous bias, because when there are no symbols there is no common understanding for what and for what? well, everything falls apart. and now an idea is born . the idea that there is an ancient combat rod that everyone forgot about, but absolutely historians for sure. they say that since 1164 the man-made banner with spas has been a battle banner, and in fact, the first state of the flag of russia , andrei bogolyubsky, was the first autocrat of russia , who first outlined the concept of uniting russia into a single state by and large. with this, he supports a very important victory with thrust. from the annals it is authentically known that on the eve of the battle of kulikovo, prince dmitry donskoy prays in fron

near the capital, the same thing was given by the gospel, the elements of several cars were torn offins, not all of them had latitudes, minsk amal 40 times expressed their help , the specialists of the award will be constructions of tempas, weather forecasters are not satisfied with the character for the next hour, how the yard will not change in the morning, the contrasts will reach their culmination will be damp-windy in special areas of the minsk region, the temperature drop in our buddha is staggering at a maximum of 15 plus in the afternoon more than 20 apla will form. uh, our weather conditions , atmospheric fronts and cool air masses entering western europe are the most difficult day - we will still have tuesday from wednesday already a little deeper, and the air temperature on thursday will reach 7.13°, maximum day 17-23. the wind is weaker , the windy masses will sooner become coldish and unstable. zadozhu has intensified the fish berry season, ulya sakha , minsk region, araz stom, an operation has been added at the rotator, you have to squeeze out its balls on the amateur c

the fateful events of russia kept the light by faith and the most difficult times dmitry 's report gospelsavior departed from this temporary life on the cross , thousands of believers came that day from different parts of russia to take part in the festive divine liturgy. on mikhailovskaya square at the ancient assumption icon and service. this united the past present time eternity, in which the existence of the russian church continues and one of the main pearls of the pechersk territory of the monastery before the holiday was lined with freshly cut grass and decorated with flowers . a large-scale restoration was carried out in the monastery, where the service for the holiday has never stopped in history the state of the underground fraternal tomb of the famous caves that stretch for 250 m and have seven different-level corridors, from which the story began. until recently , it was catastrophic during monitoring that moisture accumulated in huge lenses over the holy caves. drainage has been done. these lenses have been dried. now the humidity of the caves is quite good restoration of the

little, and my old ukrainians of the city burn, light, here practicing young, astak, the size of the gospelsensibly he expressed the icon with the evil of jesus christ vanya with a concentrate. i speak in my hands in sharp knives chisels and he has fractional details. and he is strange gently chiseling out, if not, painting, here is an icon of god, the young master to rob for the sake of shasta drovlyana images are ordered by familiar syabry relatives. he gave the very image of christ to his first mentor andrey gomolka andrey petrovich from syonya lay out the remainder of the undermining of the youth musical group, the name of mikhail aiska. here, on the earflap, we comprehend different techniques, types of carving, from simply geometric. yes, folded embossed ones are formed over the little ones, puddle, prick, imitate , model, cut out along the contour. i am glad to see you the best and the very first teacher i am filmed by belarus tv channel 3 program new people, and i would like you to tell me about me about my beginning. yes, sure. i know vanya, a very long time ago in the seventh grade

and hear what he was saying and we did make recordings of it but he was warm and he preached the gospel as he saw it but always with an understanding that if we are not perfect like the scriptures wanting us to be, he cared first of all about people and taking care of the needs of the people and people, not just the people in the united states but people around the world. his heart broke when there was war and disharmony. he never brought his problems to the class, though he never stopped asking for prayer but he didn't burden us with those problems. he wanted us to see the best side of life. >> president carter took time at some of his sunday school classes to discuss major events like the camp david accord between egypt and israel in 1978. >> it is always nice to come back from a two week vacation in camp david. [laughter] >> i think some of the most unpleasant moments of my life occurred in the last two weeks. of course, also, some of the most pleasant. one of the very things about the meeting was i was meeting with two leaders, deeply devout and religious men who spent a great porti

trying to teach the gospel. for just trying to live, for god sake.e also remember the courage of the mother of emmett till. she insisted that the casket of her son's mutilated body remain open so the world could see. what was done to him. imagine as a parent, in any circumstance, having the courage to do that. let the world see. if any of you has lost children, you understand what i'm talking about. it is profound. she said let the world the what i have seen. that is what she said. americans saw. because she found purpose through her pain, i was able to sign a law for the first time in american history making lynching a federal hate crime in his name. it took that long. 100 years. [applause] last month, surrounded by the family, i signed a law naming a national monument in mississippi. i very proud to have done that. hope can grow and the promise of america can prevail. that is what it is about. among the lawyers who convened in this room 60 years ago was the son of a carpenter, a domestic worker in alabama. his name was freddie gray. -- fred grey. w

people, it is called the apple savior in the churches , a service is being held, which recalls the gospelhat occurred on mount fagor, when jesus christ demonstrated to the disciples his divine glory according to the people calendar. from this day on, nature unfolds from summer to autumn and winter. in addition, orthodox christians are now having the dormition fast, which, in its severity and equates to the great, is still waiting for the third saved bread or nut, which is celebrated on august 29, the eurasian cup. friendship new international hockey tournament. continues in grodno and today the final games of the preliminary stage of the hosts. yes, the neman players are preparing for the match against the barys-namada farm club, starting face-off at 15:00. live after the match can be watched on belarus 5 internet, and belarus 5 will show the game in the recording. 21:25, and at 10:50 on the sports channel, fans will have a live broadcast of the meeting of the russian sokol with the uzbek humo. that's all for now, have a nice day and see you at noon. strength can defeat a weaker opponent,