the church of gansey played a special part in this it was the last church in which the residents gathered before being forced out of their homes with her sister nce from the moravian brethren the surinamese government provided the a victim rooms with new houses and charges and these included a perfect replica of the gansey charge pound odd grandfather was the country's first afro surinamese bishop. in one thousand nine hundred sixty three he consecrated the brethren's new church yeah there's. this yes that's the church we saw in the film. my grandfather bless the church in. the. the mirror when the dam was filled the people of new gansey and new lumbee came here and i knew along the. four pound daughter and his wife accompanied by a senior member of the congregation it's a heart wrenching experience he hasn't been here for twenty five years. this picture is the church of. the ceremony conducted here by powell daughter grandfather in one thousand nine hundred sixty three it was recorded on film. my granddad was standing here. a bible in the shrine and tongo language rescued from the old ch

church. i've been a product of that church, that establishment, and i would appreciate your help in extending this project. it's been a project that been in my head and in my mind and my ears for 26 years. so to have the opportunity to expand it, it would be something magnificent for our community, our youth, who a lot of people have come to church and have been around the neighborhood. a lot of people, if you know the area, ask for jobs in the corners of the streets. we've taken the people in. we have advised them. we have guided them to have better jobs. we have a lot of projects and a lot of evidence, the food we have distributed to the community. the people in need. we extend from the mission district as well. we've gone into this area, too. a the will -- a lot of projects that will give to each other and that we always have an open heart for people that come into our doors. i'm part of the music group. i'm one of the chorus singers and i can show you that if the noise complaint, that's something that we can deal with. it can be added to the project to lower that noise complaint. and we h

for the us there are quite some churches in the in a in a very small surrounding. paramour ribeiro is home to many different religious communities. the moravian church in suriname is not only the largest protestant denomination but one of the most influential forces in surinamese society. oprah's hilda hello there are various cultures and religions in syria now living together in peace with muslims hindus christians because the street is a good example what if you know home here you see a synagogue there may also an agressor that's right next to one mosque we found in africa after their neighbors and it's not a problem. other than older. black on the could have even share a parking lot. news we live together in harmony here we're still in the hole over bell but. leave her the quarter chance kaka's a wooden clapboard building in downtown panama ribault affectionately known as mama kathy mother church the theological seminary and the city mission which operates numerous social programs are also located here. text around the church which says brace and must try you me

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he establishes a second hub of church power in the east. es the new capital after himself and calls it constantanoble. >> there's a bit of back and forth between roam and sk the christians in the et tend to look at the christians in the east as just barbarians. they would say the catholics in the west baptized their children in wolf saliva. the west erners look at the east as being not strong. >> the hierarchy of clergy under bishops who reported to the bishop of rome had been working well. but now with constantnoble acting as a second, there was another who believed he should be in charge. >> there were disputes between the bishops of rome, and the bishop of constantnoble. each one saw himself as a powerful leader, and each one was competing with the others for authority. >> despite constantine's best efforts to unify his empire under one church, the east and west remain at odds. seven years after the counsel of nisea, constantine dies, leaving the church still divided and rome without a strong military leader. for over 100 years following

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getting a church property as a restoration like the story of justice. to. the protesters outside st isaac's cathedral disagree they say this building belonged to the state and not the church even before the russian revolution that the listener just has to be much interested with surveys show that most. st petersburg first want the building to remain a museum i like in particular we want to protest to emphasize that our government is secular and that no single religion is privileged in this country and that a state museum belongs to everyone here no matter what religion they are he said he should lead the way to go wasn't even that the ethnicity i the local government has so far refused to hold a referendum on the issue perhaps because it could provoke too much of a conflict ahead of this summer's elections so for now the fate of st petersburg is most important to get the droll remains up in the air at least until after polling day. now a story from the italian french border of people who are willing to risk hefty prison sentences and possibly war in order to

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>>> developing news out of san francisco, a deadly stabbing at a church. what witnesses saw. >>> and what's next following the march for our lives events. find out wre those involved plan to make their voices heard. >> see what happens when the a's charge the rival giants a parking premium. >>> a normally quiet san francisco neighborhood shaken by a stabbing inside a church on palm sunday. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> just a short time ago, san victim has died. told us that a >>>. >> the stabbing all happened this afternoon at a chinese church on the engle side neighborhood. kate,ell us, what have you leard? >> reporter: homicide inspectors were here investigating what exactly happened in the chinese christian church here on 19th and chester avenues. we're about a mile and a half from san francisco state university. this is a very quiet neighborhood. people are very surprised who we spoke to. let's take a look at the scene here from throughout the afternoon, several people in the neighborhood tell us that a pastor was talking to a man and a

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mark for the promised the cathedral is first and foremost a church his favorite spot is halfway along a quiet section it's a place that gives him strength a place where he can pause and reflect. god. wouldn't regardless of whether you're religious you can oncet the life simple questions only if you can step back from the hustle and bustle and find a quiet spot and mama. vet and she can do that in a sacred place like this the system to the cathedral has an inner radians that draws people to it was mentioned. but there is also a hidden side to the cathedral deep down below the naive you can see the mediæval foundations and traces of two thousand years of history they bear witness to the colorful past of the city and its people. again that cannot be found in roman residences on the cathedral site and a roman floor heating system that you know there are a living rooms that have painted walls we've also found old churches this is basically the nucleus of the present day cathedral. this passageway leads to an area that's close to the public this was once the villa district of ancient coloni

it's seen as a pillar of bloody near putin's russia but the increasing influence of the church is divisive here. it all started with pussy riot a few years ago the punk bands protest against the lack of separation between church and state got the women sentenced to two years in a prison colony and insulting the feelings of believers became a criminal offense in russia. the allegation is becoming increasingly common a production of wagner's opera time highs and of a c.b.s. was labeled blasphemous and bound. in. the portrayal of an affair between tsar nicholas the second who was canonized by the russian orthodox church and a ballerina in the film matilda also caused a scandal the church itself sees its influence as historically justified after all die. in the soviet union religion was suppressed churches were destroyed or repurposed and priests were killed. in today's russia also talks christianity has become an important part of the national identity and maybe to. the returns russia to its name a state that could not of my limbs we see getting. as a restoration like a story just

can you believe it or not this is a church in the chapel of sent him rio de young julie into chino. and the architect is maher you go to. a sixty five meter viaduct leads to the round chapel a building that resembles an ancient amphitheater. just as unusual as the church of sun voto in turin italy. and the chapel of every near paris. and overview of boxes designs is currently on exhibit in locarno switzerland. give it would have bought a new couldn't the architecture itself speaks to us through its silence and the sacred spaces of silence have a very expressive power a little for it but it did begin to be they embodied the idea of gravity the idea of light the idea of transition these are the very principles of architecture to keep us they still been fucked up that. this is how we normally imagine churches the madonna does so so in look on. in voters' home city of to chino sacred symbols are everywhere the same goes for the valley much north of lake majority. but in the mountain village of morn yo ma to go back to change the landscape in the ninety's an avalanche had buried the town

church has stopped respecting that. if they even though. this is part of a larger phenomenon in russian society at the churches they're fearing more and more in everything in the army in schools in the government in local parliament everything is going to die to even though officially there is a separation of church and state here and i did in that because the dust of this circus to someone at the bus is a nice extra theda role is the final stronghold in the battle for our state because the constitution says we live in a secular country and that's what i wanted to call the so that's the one who has become the color of this movement to protect st petersburg skyline armed with balloons the protesters are fighting for their city despite the freezing temperatures there balloons read the cathedral must remain a museum. ahead of the upcoming elections eighty nine and the other protesters want to show. the government that the church's influence in russia has gone too far. the russian president on the other hand makes a point of showing his close proximity to the or

there's ample evidence that that's happening at least in the last election here and if there isn't a church a committee like thing i don't see that will be able to avoid a little disk continue to repeat and probably even intensify go ahead philip. you know i have i absolutely agree i mean we're you know we're kind of looking at the minutia of what's going on and there's something really big behind it that we're afraid to touch because too many special interests and and too many people in power would be affected by this and again i mean to me the the horrific thing that has has been emerging from all of this is the fact that our national security institutions and organs have been corrupted by this process where essentially they become part of the political system that is this is the kind of thing that occurs in. a tyranny or an autocracy where the national security is basically there to protect the party in power and that's essentially were were heading you know you know bruce way you know we have a remedy here though i did for peter let me tell you to go to bruce right now cedar point here

they decide the church needs a real spiritual and political leader, something must be done. >> the holiest priest in rome came to him and said you need to step down for the good of the church. what can i give you? and made him some sort of offering. benedict ix sold the papacy which is against the cannons. >> conclaves had not yet been invented. popes are chosen by brute force or nepotism. >> buying church power was the worst sin. the fact he sold the papacy in return for money was appalling to everyone. >> for the first time in recorded history, a pope resigns in exchange for money, which catapults the papacy into the world of dirty politics. >> the papacy becomes a poem in the politics of central italy. >> though the young public ces theoung cardinal's bride, this will be the last the wor hears of benedict ix. >> pope, the most powerful man in history is brought to you by -- ut there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cos

even though it's a muslim's responsibility to let christian worshipers in and out of the holiest churchban iii is forced to surrender the notion that christianity must rule the world and negotiate new relationships with other faiths. >> the recognition that it's a christian space that has to be protected by its muslim rulers not in the sense of actually preventing people from coming in, but protecting christians' rights to worship. >> opening and closing the doorses doors s to the holiest christian site has been the responsibility of man for centuries. >> we are protecting the church. sincehenill now. >> gesture has come to symbolize much of what the modern papacy represents. divine leadership in face of wars religions. >> when i came every morning to opening the church, standing in front of the gate, i see my father and i see my grandfather and i also see saladin ayyudi waiting to open the church. this is an honor. there's no word to explain how -- it's amazing. >> today, over a thousand years after the first crusade, the temple mount area of the old city of jerusalem is still one of t

total of thirteen paintings which is why it's often simply called the finding a church. there's another reason to visit and the hoarder. the norfolk house a studio and home made of wood which the architect and norfolk had built for himself and his family in one thousand nine hundred twenty nine. it was thirteen percent cheaper than a brick house and it took a man three days to build a shell. not a plan to mass produce a. hut on a dozen what a ball without having started at the bar house himself he'd always worked in barter will be used as planning authors. and from that can be in your position he produced excellent results. agapemone supported. that became famous for architects data a reference book on building design. published in one thousand nine hundred six it's still a standard work for architects the world over. the house embodied the idea of living and working under one roof the north that foundation now uses his former offices for conferences everything is functional down to the last detail in the house and in the garden. that for all in all these and notes all th

at another church in frisco where two people were wounded in a stabbing at a chinese church in ingleside just after 2:00 this afternoon. witnesses say it happened between a man and woman in front of the pastor. abc 1 news has information at the scene gathering information, and we'll have a live report for you at "abc 7 news at 6:00." >> members of a church opposed to same-sex marriage and gay rights faced peaceful opposition when they brought their message to the east bay today. abc 7 news was in walnut creek when members of the westboro baptist church protested across from st. mary of the immaculate conception church. another group quietly protested against westboro's message. westboro believes california is being punished with wildfires and floods for breaking the ten commandments. >> every awful thing is continually pouring out on california. you have same-sex marriage. >> i think they need to keep their hate to themselves. this is an opportunity for all of us to go within and to dig really deep and to realize that we're all one and we're all our brother's keepers. >> the westboro gro

it sparked at a church on an important day for the christian community, palm sunday. starts right now. thanks for joining us. >> a holy day interrupted by a fire. it sparked at christ church luge r luther lutheran. >> reporter: it is palm sunday. fortunately, they were able to have service here. but nothing like they had planned. the fire happened in the air re down below. there are sunday school classrooms there. people who attend church here say there has been some activity they weren't

clement v promised philip a flatout portion of the church tithe. raight into the royal coffers. he signed off on the expulsion of jews as a danger to the church, in knowledge that the wealth was going to go to phillip. that's very blatant. >> by 1309 king philip has turned pope clement v into a pawn of the french crown. and in an attempt to cement his power over the church, his would be the most notorious resignation by undermining its very foundation. >> peter is buried on the vatican hill, and st. peter's basilica is built over his tomb. popes are seen as inheriting that charisma, and that role, standing in for the apostle. his tomb is the foundation charter for the papacy. but king phillip demands that pope clement leave st. peter in rome and move the papacy to operate under his thumb, in france. >> the pope eventually will end up setting up quarters at avignon. >> rather than being in a landscape where the pope could actually act as an independent power and make alliances with anyone that he chose, he was now firmly entrenched in one country, cl

there's ample evidence that that's happened in least in the last election here and if there isn't a church a committee like thing i don't see that will be able to avoid a little disk continue to repeat and probably even intensify go ahead philip. you know i absolutely agree i mean we're you know we're kind of looking at the minutia of what's going on and there's something really big behind it that we're afraid to touch because too many special interests and and too many people in power would be affected by this and again i mean to me the the horrific thing that has has been emerging from all of this is the fact that our national security institutions and organs have been corrupted by this process where essentially they become part of the political system that is this is the kind of thing that occurs in the. tyranny or an autocracy where the national security is basically there to protect the party in power and that's essentially were heading you know you know bruce way you know we have a remedy here though you're getting more peter let me tell you go to bruce right now cedar point here i w

there's ample evidence that that's happened in least in the last election here and if there isn't a church a committee like thing i don't see that will be able to avoid a little disk continue to repeat and probably even intensify go ahead philip. you know i absolutely agree i mean we're you know we're kind of looking at the minutia of what's going on and there's something really big behind it that we're afraid to touch because too many special interests and and too many people in power would be affected by this and again i mean to me the horrific thing that that has has been emerging from all of this is that the fact that our national security institutions and organs have been corrupted by this process where essentially they become part of the political system that is this is the kind of thing that occurs in a tyranny or an autocracy where the national security is basically there to protect the party in power and that's essentially where we're heading. you know you know bruce wayne you know we have a remedy here though i did for peter let me tell you to go to bruce right now cedar point he

there's ample evidence that that's happened in least in the last election here and if there isn't a church a committee like thing i don't see that will be able to avoid it will just keep getting repeated probably even intensify go ahead philip. you know i absolutely agree i mean we're you know we're kind of looking at the minutia of what's going on and there's something really big behind it that we're afraid to touch because too many special interests and and too many people in power would be affected by this and again i mean to me the horrific thing that that has has been emerging from all of this is that the fact that our national security institutions and organs have been corrupted by this process where essentially they become part of the political system that is this is the kind of thing that occurs in a tyranny or an autocracy where the national security is basically there to protect the party in power and that's essentially where we're heading. you know you know bruce wayne you know we have a remedy here though i did for peter let me tell you we go to bruce right now cedar point here

a seminary established. the former fortified church became a spiritual and intellectual stronghold of slovakian culture. had become an unprotected ruin for many centuries previously the castle had served as a vital refuge for the high dignitaries of the church. the extensive site of the safety to the military soldiers peasants and priests. a man and his animals were able to resist enemy assaults for months on end. the mongol tartars destroyed his good copy tour but they could not take the castle. full of respect for the mighty fortress ottoman scouts passed on by heading for vienna. and the last lords of the castle the saki family had long since built a representative baroque palace near the fortress. with the medieval wars destroyed by fire the castle had become too uncomfortable for its arse to practical use. there was nothing left to defend here nevertheless right through to the present day the ruling has remained a monument to the cultural spirit and the key to the identity of the space region. region which is trying to resist new groups slovaks in germans hungary and ukrainians jews gypsies and ort

at a church. ernoon on chestnut street and 19th avenue in san francisco. officers responded to reports of a domestic violence situation.... involving a stabbing. we spoke to one man from the area about the stabbing. <"it's unusual, but it's hard for the community. in a church of all places.">( james ) police say the female victim was taken to the hospital where she later died. the man who stabbed her was taken to the hospital. authorities say he is being treated for what appears to be self-inflicted stab wounds. ( james ) police in newark are investigating a murder. officers responded late saturday night to reports of gun shots near wells avenue. police found a man dead -- he had been shot to death. the victim has not been identified. no arrests have been made. ( james ) the f-b-i says it is working around the clock to determine why a man with no apparatent ties to terrorism... drove a minivan full of propane tanks... through the main gate of travis air force base. this happened last week. f-b-i of

dominated by republicans and the senate dominated by republicans sieve fifty one forty nine forming a church committee i mean they have the majority so why have the white roosted why don't they do this why is there sessions why will they do it because we have a weak and cowardly we have a cowardly system where people do not step up for their own responsibility and we talk about lies as well i'll tell you one the department of justice our prosecutor right now mr james clapper then yes director of national intelligence yes tells a lie to the senate intelligence committee that he is not gathering data on millions of americans i guess they were hundreds of millions of his statutes of limitation one hundred fifty firefighters needs to be prosecuted to the statute of limitations and all he was promoted you know he got a pay i would actually be hazardous is passion here steve let me go to steve here could say you know bruce brings up a really good point and i think steve and i agree. on this point here where is the will power i mean the i mean we don't know what's going to happen after the midterms

they decide the church needs a real spiritual and political leader, something must be done. >> the holiestriest in rome came to him and said, you need to step down for the good of the church. what can i give you? and made him some sort of offering. benedict ix sold the papacy which, of course, is against the cannons. >> in the 11th century, conclaves had not yet been invented. popes are chosen by brute force or nepotism. >> buying church power was the considered one of the worst sins there was. the fact he sold the papacy in return for money was appalling to everyone. >> for the first time in recorded history, a pope resigns in exchange for money, which catapults the papacy into the world of dirty politics. >> the papacy becomes the pawn in politics of central italy. >> though the young pope accepts the young cardinal's bride, this will not be the last the world hears of benedict ix. it's time to get your glow on! aveeno® positively radiant body lotion... with the moisture-rich power of soy. it transforms dull, dry skin to leave you glowing. positively radiant® body collection from aveeno®

possible case of arson under investigation tonight at a church in san francisco. a fire tore through the basement of christ church lutheran on quintana street. it happened around 8:30 am. there is major damage to the sunday school classrooms.>> they are doing an arson investigation. they said that there were accelerant marks on the floor and it looked like the fire had been intentionally set.>> the pastor says the church has had trouble lately with transients being in the church without permission.>>> the 90-year-old bay area farmer who survived a harrowing fall.>>> lining up with a uniform of solitary day -- solidarity.>>> it is the mystery of an underground alien attack finally solved. why the u.s. government and [ dog barking ] --.co -- bart police are now involved. ♪ ♪ protect your pets from fleas and ticks with frontline plus for dogs and frontline plus for cats. its two killer ingredients work fast and keep working all month long preventing new flea infestations on your pet. frontline plus. the number 1 name in flea and tick protection. n-b-

then is becomes a problem for the church and you have to sort that out. >> if there's one st. one legacy. held by only one man. two popes become a clear sign that the spiritual source of pay pel power had been abandoned. >> having two popes is impossib. you have to dohing somet about this. the future of the church hanging in the balance. and 1415, cardinals on both side look for a solution. they convene in general counsel. and con stance. and popes involved are summoned and either deposed or invited to resign. >> both the roman pope gregory the 12th and the pope benedict the 12th are forced to resign. in 1415, pope gregory the x 11 will be the last to. until pope ben fiedict 16th maka shocking announcement. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will t

. >>> developing news out of san francisco, a deadly stabbing at a church. witnesses saw. >>> and what's next following the march for our lives events. find out where those involved plan to make their voices heard. >> see what happens when the a's charge the rival giants a parking premium. >>> a normally quiet san francisco neighborhood shaken by a stabbing inside a church on palm sunday. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> just a short time ago, san francisco police told us that a victim has died. >>>. >> the stabbing all happened this afternoon at a chinese church on the engle side neighborhood. kate, tell us, what have you learned? >> reporter: homicide inspectors were here investigating what exactly happened in the chinese christian church here on 19th and chester avenues. we're about a mile and a half from san francisco state university. this is a very quiet neighborhood. people are very surprised who we spoke to. let's take a look at the scene here from throughout the afternoon, several people in the neighborhood tell us that a pastor was tal

then after their job the moravians built a church they just go and a school like this one without missing a day provided doctors i myself went to school here until sixth grade it's their class they go says their class not him from the dark you know after that i went to paramedic. and this is how the ice hockey practice and. on sundays some of the villages attend services at the local chanche the architecture is typical of a moravian charge so is the service moravians practiced the same liturgy in their churches throughout the world. the parish was the was i woke up. my mother was. let our faith not fail we are prepared and know that jesus will return all of that come back. lesson learned a blessing in honor and glory to him who is seated on the throne. and to the lamb forever and ever. after the service in a palace has work to do in the office. she looks after the parish registers including the registry of births and deaths and issues certificates when required this function is traditionally passed down from mother to daughter. mary there. are. the descendants of the africans who escaped

it sparked at a church-- on an >>> right now at 6:00, a suspicious fire in san francisco. it sparked at a church on an important day for the christian community, palm sunday. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. >> a holy day interrupted by a fire. it sparked at christ church luge r luther lutheran. >> reporter: it is palm sunday. fortunately, they were able to have service here. but nothing like they had planned. the fire happened in the air re down below. there are sunday school classrooms there. people who attend church here say there has been some activity they weren't expecting. >> what do you say? where do you begin? >> reporter: david attends this church. >> you wander in for palm sunday and see a fire truck up front. what's going on? >> reporter: early morning fire downstairs left the smell of smoke upstairs but services went on. >> we moved it from the sanctuary into the parish hall. >> reporter: no damage on the main floor. the smoke was spotted below. firefighters arrived quickly. >> didn't take much to extinguish it. it caused quite a bit o