heritage and could not face the anglican church as it was and making which allowed something of the riches of the anglican tradition to flow into the wider roman catholic family. i don't think he saw it as any kind of attempt to put on pressure with our ongoing dialogue across the differences which we both recognised so, yes, there was an awkwardness at that point, but it did not actually she'll be relationships personally or officially. —— did not actually lessen the relationships. officially. -- did not actually lessen the relationships. what are our lessen the relationships. what are your personal _ lessen the relationships. what are your personal memories _ lessen the relationships. what are your personal memories of- lessen the relationships. what are your personal memories of him? l lessen the relationships. what are your personal memories of him? i | your personal memories of him? i remember waiting for your personal memories of him? i rememberwaiting for him your personal memories of him? i remember waiting for him in the forecourt of lambeth p

as you know, the anglican church is a state church in england, and its head is the king; in fact , the archbishop of canterbury is in charge of the church. justin welby visited buch, where civilians were massacred during the russian occupation, he said that there can be no peace in ukraine until russia stops lying about what it is doing teaches places for quiet contemplation and pilgrimage. everyone who wants to see what the russian war is doing to ukraine comes here. there was a mass grave for 116 civilians who were murdered during the occupation of buchi by russian troops. i want to engrave this in my memory. after all, vladimir putin still denies the existence of evidence of russia's guilt, the truth must be told, no matter how painful, one cannot be on the way forward built on lies. he must stop lying . lavrov and putin committed atrocities here, the evidence is lined on display in this church are pictures of the destruction and the dead who were lying on the streets of buchi, found after the russian troops were forced to retreat from here , and you, with your hands tied behind you

the only way to maintain their integrity was to separate from the anglican church. so on matters of theology, the pilgrims and the puritans saw eye to eye. the minor point of difference between them is that the puritans still formally were part of the anglican church, even though they didn't follow its authority. whereas the pilgrims had separated from it and the indians want to say, who were the indians we need all day? because there's no such thing as just the indians. but that's part of what we're discussing here, right? how these origin stories develop in how we call an entire group of people indians with no distinction, tribe, ethnicity, what have you. so before we get to the feast, because there's another point i want to make about origin stories before we get to the nitty gritty of that 1621 dinner. who are the indians that the pilgrims interacted with? they were the wampanoags. they were a group of the numbers are impossible to determine. we're talking about somewhere between ten and 40,000 people living between the south shore of what's now massachusetts ba

they felt, that it was impossible to purify the anglican church from within. that it was so futile, that the only way to maintain their integrity, was to separate from the anglican church. so, on matters of theology, the pilgrims and the puritan saw eye to eye. the minor point difference between them, is that the puritans still formally were part of the anglican church, even though they didn't follow its authority, whereas the pilgrims had separated from it. >> and the indians, to say who are the indians? we could be out at all day, because there's no such thing is just the indians. but that's part of what we are discussing here, right? of these origin stories develop and how we call an entire group of people indians with no distinction of tribe, ethnicity, what have you. so, before we get to the feast, because this is the point i want to make about origin stories, before we get to the nitty-gritty of that 16 21 dinner. who are the indians that the pilgrims interacted with? >> they were the wampanoags, they were a group of, the numbers are impossible to determ

if they have to get up at night, sex scandals in the anglican church are ruining trust in her phil johnsonn in sang in the church choir to a poor english family from the age of 8; his mother believed in god and did not believe that such a priest who raped me was called roycotton. this went on throughout my childhood . he also handed me over to other priests with the same inclinations, and they continued to mock me many years later, when phil's tormentor slipped six feet underground from the earthly court. his victim helps others to sue the same in the year of his service of psychological and legal assistance. one of the many in britain gets 400 similar complaints the state holds on to the church 26 seats in the house of lords in the british parliament are reserved for a bishop in the church of england almost 5,000 schools in england and wales are considered ecclesiastical schools , with the university of cambridge colleges bearing religious names, such as the holy trinity however, the dean of this college, michael banner, said that christ could be a transgender and gender fluid person chri

meanwhile, the archbishop of canterbury, justin, the leader of the anglican church worldwide, is talking a peace deal with russia. he has talked about a mass grave in the city of abuja, where our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford reports. >> there are sites in vucevi now represent a quiet pilgrimage. this was a mass grave for 116 civilians. >> it has started to be on my mind. >> the archbishop of canterbury wanted to remember the scene. overnight, all the evidence that russia is responsible. archbishop welby: who is going to stop him? sarah: the priest is on display inside the church. images of the destruction and of the dead who were strewn in the streets of bucha discovered after russian troops were forced to retreat. archbishop welby: yeah, with their hands tied behind their backs and the bullet holes, yes. sarah: after seeing th, the archbishop's message was clear -- archbishop welby: starting the war, by choice, is an act of great people. it was not compelled, it was a matter of choice, and that is the disaster. sarah: are you saying th this is vladimir putin's decision,

wrongdoing in connection to that theft nearly three years ago area of the spiritual head of the anglican churchitain has said it could take generations for russia and ukraine to achieve reconciliation after the current conflict. the chbishop of canterbury made remarks during a visit to kyiv. ukraine claims more than three and a half thousand russian soldiers and their families have used a surrender hotline since it was created in september. the i want to live scheme is a tactic they are using to try to undermine russian morale. mobilizing hundreds of thousands of fighters. the bbc has not been able to verify how many russian soldiers have surrendered because moscow has not released the figures. james waterhouse, however [no audio] [speaking non-english language] >> a ukrainian message for russian soldiers. what are you fighting for, asks this propaganda video. at one point it offers cash for giving up weapons or machinery. before two numbers appear. ukraine's surrender hotline. from front line to phone mine. is secretive operation takes ace kyiv. one call operator that we have kept anonymous sa

i mean, it's hmm lowering, wait, now, what are you all kicking the anglican church about now?like a beard, so we fought back in the 1990s, and these are the practices that the client’s security services have now adopted. it is the most shameful practice that as for the touch, regarding biden’s fashion there and the fact that he legalized same-sex marriages, this has nothing to do with the situation in ukraine, the situation in ukraine, especially the persecution of orthodoxy. it can become that explosion that will blow the mother's line everything that concerns the state, what will i explain why? sorry that is, the main looks there are people watching. in peacetime, yes, you can drive the situation in different ways, believers can become. they will watch, but this is what the warrior said, and i said this to people who, in fact, so i want to ask a question, and what are these wars fighting for? well, they protect ukraine. that their families veru are protected. it’s just that nothing threatens vera, because we are the orthodox side, which is only restoring the temple and nothi

in fact, the head is informal, which means, in fact, the head of the anglican church.t must like a call to peace. you know that following the results of these 3 days, he arrived, in fact repeated the words of boris jones to the last ukrainian. he said that sometimes the war leads to the right goal, - he said and blessed the ukrainians for further death from this fornication. eh, this one, if you remember how it appeared, began to appear and how it still exists, but why am i again? i repeat. i already told you in the program that at a time in england itself there were already less than half of christians and when more than 150 percent grown in just 10 years. uh, the number of satan worshipers is now officially given by the uk census, he came to ukraine and blesses them for the war. at the same time, uh, at the same time, they continue to die from all sides, really. well, look what for ukraine we already talked about how 100,000 ursulov reported like this . yes now here is the journalist career of dellosara italian penetrated. e there closer to bakhmut, e to artyomovsk a

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so the anglican church gives this marriage the green light of which was the case of summer and the prime minister approves of it. i d and the queen except that her son weds camilla piece and then the door is open for them to get married for my eyes. and for charles, the most important thing of all the couple had the blessing of the young princes, william and harry. charles wanted everyone to be together as a family camila lazy. camilla likes them a lot of. yeah. and i think they get along well. i don't think they see her as the wicked stepmother of been mail. said she's the mother herself. so she understood the 2 young boys pain and sorrow after the loss of their mother. very children, all metal at no time did she try to rush their relationship with force his upon them. and i think they were grateful hook on his home. ah see new verify me. they're a patchwork fabulous. i mean like so many throughout the world. nothing very extraordinary about camilla is that she's always been there and is accepted by the royal family. if i be way out that the king and queen consort, enjoy one another's c

in fact, the head is informal, which means, in fact, the head of the anglican church., it seems, call for peace. you know that following the results of these three days, he arrived, in fact repeated the words of boris jones to the last ukrainian. he said that sometimes the war leads to the right goal, - he said and blessed the ukrainians for further death. this is the leader of the church of fornication. eh, if you remember how it appeared from the beginning, how it appeared and how it still exists, but i what is it again? i repeat. i have already said in your program that at a time when there were already less than half of christians in england itself, and when it grew by more than 150 percent in just 10 years. uh, the number of satan worshipers is now officially given by the uk census, he came to ukraine and blesses them for the war, while uh, while continuing to die from all sides, really. well, look what for ukraine we already talked about how ursulov reported no such 100.000, then it turned out that censors itself, then the ukrainians began to prove that only 10-1

liberal protestant and anglican church is days and it is very regrettable because it would reduce the the well—motivated especially younger people . i mean, what younger people. i mean, what valuable about people like you is that you go through the whole of life and ahead of you and that, god willing and god willing, of course, always but you know the church needs people like that you so many are now into the ministry. and second or third careers and that's fine also . but you need those who also. but you need those who going to give the whole of their lives. thank you for that . well, lives. thank you for that. well, thank you very much, monsignor. thank you . such a fascinating thank you. such a fascinating chat with such great theologian and the entire conversation will be available on our youtube channel before we end the show. i want to share one more quick came out with you on our abortion clinic buffer zones . abortion clinic buffer zones. phillip says i only see pro—lifers harassing people outside abortion clinics if they don't like abortions. why spend much time hanging aroun

including the even the anglican church in africa for sake.u're saying . but i'm not saying we saying. but i'm not saying we should impose our views or our or our beliefs on them. let them have that that's their country. that's their. but then we shouldn't be going there and playing football and pretending it's all i'm saying is we should be going to the us and playing football it wasn't a football if it wasn't a fascinating debate, a brief word on this, you. i'm obviously, on this, if you. i'm obviously, as know, a speech as you know, a free speech absolutist so entitled to absolutist. so he's entitled to make comments. neville make these comments. neville however , is a great look for. however, is a great look for. someone that's there to talk about football, as ali mentioned . no, mean, but i think . no, i mean, but i think everything has just said, everything ali has just said, i'm surprised to myself. i'm surprised to find myself. i think that's the same as thing anyone about and anyone said about qatar and unfashionable yeah, unfashionab

including the even the anglican church in africa for sake.re saying . but i'm not saying we saying. but i'm not saying we should impose our views or our or our beliefs on them. let them have that that's their country. that's their. but then we shouldn't be going there and playing football and pretending it's all i'm saying is we should be going to the us and playing football it wasn't a football if it wasn't a fascinating debate, a brief word on this, you. i'm obviously, on this, if you. i'm obviously, as know, a speech as you know, a free speech absolutist so entitled to absolutist. so he's entitled to make comments. neville make these comments. neville however , is a great look for. however, is a great look for. someone that's there to talk about football, as ali mentioned . no, mean, but i think . no, i mean, but i think everything has just said, everything ali has just said, i'm surprised to myself. i'm surprised to find myself. i think that's the same as thing anyone about and anyone said about qatar and unfashionable yeah, unfashionable

and face all the christian church, the anglicans and protestants and also the catholic church. but he actually didn't feel suited to that job but would have preferred to be a professor and teach students and he asked the pope a couple times to allow him to leave the post and become the prefect of the vatican library. that is what he would have liked to do. john paul ii died, there were some votes at that time in 2005 for pope francis but pope francis didn't win that election, they decided to continue with joseph ratzinger, they made him benedict xvi. that was 18 years ago. he was pope for 8 years and he has been emeritus pope for 10 years. rich: how does that change pope francis? he has been serving as pope with an emeritus pope, does this change the papacy of pope francis? >> it does. pope benedict was a living sign of continuity with what he himself had done as prefect and what pope john paul ii had done. with his passing, francis is standing alone without this very unusual figure of emeritus pope. we never had an emeritus pope in the catholic church before. we don't have any

that is, this hmm lowering now about what we have now kicked out the entire anglican church.a shameful practice, as for touching, regarding biden’s fashion there and what he legalized, same-sex marriages, this has nothing to do with the situation in ukraine, the situation in ukraine , especially the persecution of orthodoxy, it can become that explosion, which will blow the mother's line everything that concerns the state, that i will explain why? sorry that is glorious looks. there are people watching gordon watching and it was crowded in peacetime . yes, you can do things differently drive. maybe believers. dudka this can be a cave here, they will say something else in apartments at home, so i want to ask a question, and what are these wars fighting for? well, they protect ukraine , protect their families from what. faith is protected, look. it’s just that nothing threatens vera, because we are the orthodox side, which only restores the temple to their homes, nothing threatens them. and because we are rebuilding mariupol there from the nazis in such a way that it is good as

i joined the anglican church and became a deacon and was preparing to become an anglican priest.oseph felt with his heart that protestant christianity was more of a plaything than present during service. in the temple, you can sit psalms of girlfriends, guitar dances and permissiveness of entertainment, and not the salvation of the soul, but over time, communicating with friends, reading numerous literature, including descriptions and thanks to prayer. i realized that the protestant church is far from the original. i realized that if i am going to become a christian, i need to focus on the historical foundations of christianity, and protestantism, as you know, appeared only 500 years ago, father joseph felt with all his heart that he needed to return to the most real almost. with the given roots of the faith , remember what was the early church of jesus and his apostles the activity of the church fathers. i came to the conclusion that we need to convert to orthodoxy. so my family, along with other parishioners of our small church, became orthodox in english. the russian orthodox

today we're talking about an anglican church who have changed the rules to more inclusive.they throw back and say, well, why does annoy you? and then i said, but why is it important to you? and they , okay, we want to be and they, okay, we want to be more inclusive and progressive. and i say, but is that what churches all about? it's not why i go to church because i'm not religious. but if i to religious. but if i went to church and i was following the doctrine the or the new doctrine of the bible or the new testament, then would testament, then i would think that incongruous with the that i was incongruous with the new testament the church and new testament to the church and the teachings of christ. i wonder if facts, the most wonder if the facts, the most recent census showed the number of people taking the box. any christian 46% in 2001 71. so of people taking the box. any christian 46% in 200171. so 71. it was 71. tick the box. christian 2001. in the last 20 years later. 2021. only 46% were. well, there's two factors. we've got mass immigration with people from all arou

parish in north—west london and i've been ordained a deacon still the anglican deacon still in the anglican church england it's just a minority england that i'm not in communion with. however it is a very however and raising it is a very point to has sparked me to think what are people that what if there are people that don't a platform i do that don't have a platform i do that are conservative in their theology politics. but theology or their politics. but i was also just i was also argue just parishioners church or normal parishioners or church or normal people in any walk of life but wonder whether or not whether or not i am christian myself, by the way. so i'm saying is a genuine policy and i'm not trying to make any religious point here. i think it's important that people who are coming forward that, you know, it important that the church, it is important that the church, any church or, any religious set, suppose, know, set, i suppose, you know, welcomes people welcomes as many people as possible. but it possible. and get that. but it is it's sending out a message that you believe that border

there in 19 churches in manama, serving anglican and orthodox faithful as well as catholic and protestant parishes, many of their members a migrant workers from the philippines, india, and pakistan. there are an estimated 80000 catholics living in buffering. ah, it's also the sight of the golf's 1st basilica, the our lady of arabia cathedral was built on land gifted by the king. ah, it seats around 2300 churchgoers and was inaugurated in december 2021 by the king, 2nd son. abdulla khalifa. ah ah, perhaps more unusual for the gulf region is the friendly relationship between the kingdom and the jewish community. these images from 2016 show members of the buffer, a new government, dancing with the jewish community during a honeycomb celebration. it prompted a backlash in many arab countries. few were aware that buffering has long been home to a jewish community. all be at a small ones who were at the souk, the traditional market in the heart of manama with will go his way. abraham new new knows the souk, like the back of his hand, says the best of it. i mean that you look at this, look, this

celebrate christmas the head of the russian orthodox church wished peace and prosperity on the night of december 25, catholics and protestant or tyranny anglicansebrate christmas, part of the methodist baptists of the pentecostals, as well as 10 of the 15 local orthodox churches in the world that use the new julian calendar. in a couple of minutes, our broadcast will continue an interview with the director and chief physician of the hospital of st. alexei alexei zarov and people's artist of russia, state duma deputy dmitry pevtsov 5.500 rub. if insurance, then sravni sbermarket delivers a holiday up to 40% discount on sliced ​​raw sausage from metro sbermarket. free shipping order with my new partner girl. i would like to get to know you sooner. operator number one in terms of internet speed and coverage megafon collection of unique tastes and here oh yes, and even here in general, and in general everywhere where sbp is accepted. pay for purchases through sbp and check if you win on the site attention in case of allergy poisoning and a hangover, it's time to drink a vacuum cleaner, charlize cookies at 57.90 pyaterochka rescues and reduces price

the anglican communion worldwide and the roman catholic church , which continues to this church, whichly, relations with roman catholic bishops in this country very warm and very . yes. country very warm and very. yes. wistful. and i think that was part of the deep background of this . so i part of the deep background of this. so i think that there were some good foundations laid in those days, which i hope will be built on can see them being built on can see them being built on can see them being built on now by my successor on pope francis. well thank you so much for joining pope francis. well thank you so much forjoining me. now the much for joining me. now the most reverend dr. rowan williams, former archbishop williams, the former archbishop of canterbury. you so much of canterbury. thank you so much for time. you just joined me. welcome this is gpd is also coaching talking. it's after 5:00 which is debate this hour asking all new year's resolutions waste of time now many of us start the new year with renewed hope and motivation with renewed hope and motivation with some of us cha

so pope benedict realised, i think that in a sense the english way the anglican had lost its true faith and the morals of the church england was just becoming very worldly and into environmentalism , all that. that environmentalism, all that. that was a real need to retain the best of anglican patrimony , best of anglican patrimony, which is english patrimony , a which is english patrimony, a reminder that actually occitan , reminder that actually occitan, our great schools, our universities , all of these were universities, all of these were forged in when it had a beating catholic . so he asked those of catholic. so he asked those of us to come over , not to just go us to come over, not to just go nafive us to come over, not to just go native , but to hold the story native, but to hold the story pre reformation england the fact that actually western culture is a catholic christian thing and something worthy to be preserved something worthy to be preserved so we then took the catholic church and have our own mass with crime. meriam beautiful, all stemming from the very ancient rights that were here in england befor

church of england. we have 26 seats reserved as of right. england. we have 26 seats reserved as of right . the reserved as of right. the anglicans, both as you know, the commons and the lords, beginning with anglican prayers. a third of our schools, a faith schools, most of them christian . all most of them christian. all schools are required by law to hold a daily, active, broadly christian worship. so this is all increasingly absurd . and i all increasingly absurd. and i think going forward it's uncertain , attainable. so uncertain, attainable. so i think we really do need to have a proper serious conversation about, as i say, this transition towards a more inclusive, secular state where everyone's freedom of religion , belief is freedom of religion, belief is respected but an a privileged combination didn't stigmas got a point why are there six anglican bishops the house of lords but absolutely no roman catholic bishops? when roman catholic faith and community to be stronger in this country than the anglican one? yes, i've been arguing with stephen, the national secular society for decades and i suddenly find myself agreeing