the bishop was his superior. he continued to work for the bishop for 4 more years and says he was subjected to bizarre tests and punishments until he finally found a new job as a chaplain. as one fear, these were 4 horrible years which have left their mark on me. the lawson harmony, the mischief cupid had a profound effect on me at sight half, and they showed me the kind of absurdities and brutalities the church is capable. ah, over the years, more and more victims of abuse and the church went public, ought to try to confide in a cardinal. but no one wanted to hear his story. thus most dis, insufficient for kent, this name, and by that point i had come to realize that my church unfortunately has a culture of silence hashed thus mun, there were things that desperately needed to be spoken about and miss. and by because that was the only way to get to the bottom of things and move in the right direction. delighted that instead of one, i just brushed it under the carpet, just moved us and they wanted to keep it all u

about 600 years ago this is how the zimland bishop of the teutonic order surveyed his territory from the window of this castle towering above the surroundings, now the bishop in chernyakhovsk of the icelandic russian orthodox church of his diocese in dahlia. burge its headquarters, the diocesan administration in the territory is open to everyone every day a person comes here that every day, uh, sundays 300, when they say, here are the churches, they gave money for the distance, this church, we don't need this building for worship. it's not needed, for sure. i believe that this is for the people the most georginburg is one of the three most preserved in the kaliningrad region, of course, many centuries, existences and many wars have affected its condition, nevertheless , some of these buildings still remember the xiv century, when it was erected, it is a stone version of the castle. it is now in the courtyard of the castle, a calming atmosphere of a clean lawn and chairs for visitors to relax 11 years ago, when the dahlia was handed over to the russian orthodox church. everything was

for example, it is generally paved with stone, but it was simply covered with earth, so that the bishop himself could make potatoes. nikolaev dahlia. burge settled in 2017, when the castle housed the administration of the newly formed chernyakhov diocese, the radio electronic engineer, according to his worldly higher education, immediately found where to apply? the knowledge to the parishioners of the priests of chernyakhovsk, to match the bishop on you with high technologies, was first a self-made quadrocopter, which was assembled by our deacon with the children. then it turned out to buy a real one, he flies around. uh, around a few times does. there, for 500-600 images, the dimensions are restored from a large number of images and a 3d model is made about plans for the dahlia burg. bishop speaks beware the castle is a regional monument all projects, examinations and contracts are handled by the regional ministry of culture. the only thing. what vladyka nikolai is sure of, the restored premises should have a secular public purpose, for example, an exposition dedicated to the headquart

for example, it is all paved with stone, but it was simply covered with earth to make potatoes, bishopnikolai dahlia himself settled in burge in 2017. knowledge parishioners priests of chernyakhovsk, to match the bishop on you with high technologies, at first there was a home-made quadrocopter, which i assembled there with the children, then i managed to purchase it for a real one, it flies around. uh, around a few times does. there, at 500-600 with him , the dimensions are restored from a large number of shots and a 3d model is made, and plans for the dahlia burg. bishop speaks beware the castle is a regional monument all projects, examinations and contracts are handled by the regional ministry of culture. the only thing. what vladyka nikolai is sure of, the restored premises should have a secular public purpose, for example, an exposition dedicated to the headquarters of field marshal apraksin, located in georginburg. during the seven-year war, you can make an installation. well, for example, apraksin is sitting at the table, uh, a military council is taking place with officers, conf

the suspended auxiliary bishop, domenico estrada lamp is also linked to the group. whether or not opus day is trying to influence bulky is disputed, the archdiocese rejects the idea. vorkin insists he is not a member of opus day and is not closer to this group than any other. some asbestos claim millsman vis does a blessed day has been entrenched in the archdiocese of cologne for a very long time. cutting it didn't begin under cutting, ave till nor under like his predecessor meisner. nobody but my snow was the one who strengthened and supported the group thought i had. it's and there are several very powerful high ranking and influential people in the clergy in the archdiocese of colonial who are supporters and members and sympathizes of opus day. and vocal is most certainly under their influence over the main idea here is you can't bill the archbishop of cologne and have a blessed day against you. that's just not possible. i'm from. it's 2 influential and cologne to significant client grains. it's michelle opus days, importance and the archdiocese of cologne is esp

he appointed priests from the group as bishops in the vatican. he remains linked to the group, boyd by their vision of strengthening their faith. and pope frances. he's a jesuit and not considered a close ally to herb his day. but he allows the personal prelate ya, it's freedoms, and has appointed more members as auxiliary bishop. as grievance, legacy lives on almost 50 years after his death. presumably the pious spaniard would have been awed to see what became of his original vision, especially in his homeland we visited the campers of the opus de owned university of nevada, in pamplona. manuel mira is an architect and former pamplona city counsellor. he studied at the university and knows its history. wow, schumann, when me younger student of middle middle school, the entire campus takes up 1200000 square meters, 120 hector's vets. about 200 soccer pitches, the area was previously used as a public part of the city of pamplona gifted it to opus day. ah, loaner, a c o, a very generous gift. indeed. manuel, mira firmly believes tuition should be f

they have been welcomed by the bishops and are readily subordinate loudon von intercom. savannah ganna understood st. this priest and other ministers have their reasons for not wanting to openly criticize opus day. decoy, nuclear was described, got oldish in the utah, swansea was on national mia, clergy, and catholic camelia and cologne are a special case of for her. i've always been struck by how fearful the bishop are of an open conflict with opus de again, all i think is which are doing what you have to lose for leon develop, it's not as if a bishop will be stripped of his title for criticizing of his day that the fear is really what we are. what fuels this fear is it justified? after persistent requests, christoph bullcrap agreed to an interview. he's been the head of opus day in germany for more than 25 years. the regional vicar is pleased with the groups growing popularity, the tried combination to hear about us and to listen to this to speech, roofer delicious world wide ask are prelate in rome to open branches of opus de everywhere a combination. we can't keep up

it's not as if a bishop will be reparative. his title for criticizing us was day that the fear is real, that we are. what fuels this fear? is it justified? after persistent requests, christoph bullcrap agreed to an interview. he's been the head of open day in germany for more than 25 years. the regional vicar is pleased with the groups growing popularity. the tried combination to hear about us and to listen to this to special for the shops world. wide ask are prelate in rome to open branches of opus de everywhere a combination. we can't keep up with the demand since undergone. so in the last few decades and centers have sprung up all across eastern europe is assaulted us to meet today. in our case membership is growing gradually. you're the primary importance of open day lies and the wonderful message of how to live you to spend every day and love and mercy as a christian inst. ford in. oh, perfect. and oh, talk and libra him from half to chicago to wish stoughton was. christ love and mercy. so why is there so much fear surroun

i think part of what you see and part of the reason they're still in denial the bishop parents amy bishop'st is to people in the house alone. they have reality. they have an army of people who are reaffirming every day their crazy ideas about what is happening in the world and their own responsibility. so i do not fully understand it but that's as close as i can come. >> last question. >> they nothing if years or so excuse me if i don't get all of the facts right. >> i don't remember them either. [laughter] present off a lot of tension in the book. obscene the conflict between the protestants and the catholics. you interview bobby shane, i just wonder how you keep your distance and not get sucked into each side so to speak? yes, i think about this all the time. that book it's funny i was just in northern island talking about the book. there's a great english expression about bring colt to newcastle. do they really need to hear from me about the troubles? but the thing is i think being an outsider really helps. when i started work on that book k i thought being an outsider ws going to hurt i

amy bishop, this is a sad story. she was a neurobiologist in the university of alabama and she shot six people one day when she was denied tenure. three of them fatally. what her lawyer said to you, amazing quote. there are people in our community walking time bombs, they are so hard to identify. the morning after she was arrested, as police called the sheriff in huntsville, he has this and you are in the room when she goes off and -- i want to talk about this effect on your writing. i would never -- three pages in, it is a holy crap moment, as a woman you have in custody, she shot her brother back in 1986. women murder very rarely. had is the detective story that you chose to follow -- that is the detective story you chose to follow. >> all credit goes to my editor at the new yorker, he brought this story to me about this mass shooting in 2010 in alabama. i said i had no desire to write that story. i do not care about their motivations. he said, here is what is interesting. in 2010 she shot her colleagues, and emerg

alexei nazarevsky, baranovichi was later visited by the bishop, metropolitan of deeds and bishop of pinsky, through the woods alexander, the mother of money, the architect of the temple came to the warsaw architect nikolai andreevich bolonsky, who received his education in st. petersburg. he agreed to take on the e project, and according to his project, the laying was completely completed and further. this construction was already completed. many say that it was precisely the st. petersburg school that influenced this architectural solution of the holy intercession church, which, well, that's how scientists call it, a building in the neoclassical style. they took for verification from the faithful. yes , i’ll butt, the engineer alexander stakovsky, who didn’t win pennies, was chiseled by his most recent work, even though he was a catholic by faith in exile. diamonds, you know, young man, because diamonds bring some kind of misfortune. there, the local king simply wants to destroy the monument of architecture, you know, and i want to write about it, but he does not want to. why dismantle an

there i half-filled him to liquidate the alley, the bishop refused that by raising them in the wholeadors themselves come with the spear of the lord, he could receive guests for everything and a shady cunning move tore out the kerounik of the order. i could be treated as a diplomat, but for the profession such a decision was founded, yes, and the process itself was not at the normalized embassy, ​​they called from the hour when necessary and some reservation about diplomatic non-punctuality and at the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries of the embassies of this six-hour and mobile a group of them were chosen to express the most important tortures of the war and the world of therapeutic rushes and the occasional addresses of monarchs. at all this event, it was not easy not to be joyful, the embassy got along from home at times of war. and this means that the treba will go to the rear of the thief, to that, with the preload of the toda, the end of the attack was sent incl. it could be some kind of fractional gentry, in fact, a courier, and he is a leaf with propane in the arms of ukraine

there i filled it the bishop refused to liquidate alla, that the most famous ambassadors in the whole themselves come at the house of the lord with a spear of legs, to receive guests for everything and posh, a cunning move was pulled out by the ceronics of the order. i could be deprived of the sphere of diplomacy , but for the profession such a decision was founded, yes, and the process itself was not at the normalized embassy, ​​they called from the clock when necessary and some reservation about diplomatic non-punctuality and at the xv and sixteenth century embassies of this sentry and a mobile group of them were chosen to express the most important trials of the war and to the world of therapeutic spashes and tuxedo references of monarchs. everyone has. this event was not easy on parts of the embassy, ​​getting along at home sometimes war. and this means that the need to go to the rear of the thief, to that preload of the toda, the end of the attack was sent incl. it could be some kind of fractional gentry, in fact, a courier, and he is the runic of a fortune-teller. ukraine sheet

-and, bishop, watch where you point that cross.een pretty good to us. -i think senator sees the light, but let's pray. saint michael, the archangel, defend us in battle. be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. may god rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do that, o prince of the heavenly host. by the power of god, cast into hell satan and all evil spirits who wander through the world seeking the ruin of souls. -amen. -amen. -okay. let's see if it worked. senator booker, why is the filibuster the benchmark of a strong democracy? -i still, hallelujah, amen, support filibuster reform. -god damn it, bishop long, we want our money back. -this isn't like your church services. this actually matters. thank you to our analysts and democratic senator cory booker of new jersey. -thank you very much. -when "tooning out the news" returns, a project we're working on that we're very excited about, and we think you will be, too -- the coming global recession. -follow "tooning out the news" on twitter, instagram, facebook, and

john tyler became a favorite of bishop madison. bishop madison asked young john tyler to read one of the graduation orations on the day he graduated in july of 1807. the other thing that comes out of tyler's relationship with his father at this time it comes out of his relationship with bishop madison and william and mary is by the time he graduated at the age of 17 he was brimming with self-confidence. almost full of himself, very confident he'd certainly moved past the reticence and the attributes he had had when he was ten, 11, 12 years old. very much confident in himself. confident in his ability confident in his intellect, he had been largely classically trained. trained in subjects like greek and latin, ancient history, politics, political economy is very much equipped with both what he got at home and also what he got in college to pursue the career in politics he so earnestly wanted. his father was good for his self-esteem as was bishop madison in other words. tyler once had dinner with thomas jefferson not long after he gr

and in that case i initially i didn't have amy bishop or her parents. and then slowly, slowly what happened was her parents initially wouldn't talk to me. they have not given any interviews to anybody, but i kept going back to that talking to more and more people who knew them. it's one of the luxuries of writing for the new yorker is i can spend a long time and keep going back that what happens if the person who initially says i'm not going to talk they keep getting phone calls from people they know say i just talked to that reporter guy, here's a questions he asked. eventually they came around and finally i think we're fact checking the piece when i got, i don't know of no, you are unfamiliar the audience is but it's a very distinctive thing where you get a phone call and it says you are receiving a telephone call from an inmatn the infantry. and so i interviewed her over the course of a couple of phone calls. >> i mean, in a way i don't know if she is a fictional character but she's not someone you know and yet you don't know. what was that like afte

in terms of one story, i guess maybe the amy bishop stories. it's a dark one but it's one many of us could relate to in weird ways we might not anticipate and one that stays with me. i wrote it years ago and it does kind of linger with me. painkiller is a limited series that will be in netflix in the fall, i don't know that for sure, it's based on the book painkiller by barry meyer and a lesser extent not on my book but my article about the sackler family and i've been somewhat involved but not really all that closely involved with a shot it in six parts. richard sackler is played by matthew broderick and i think it should be interesting. peter berg, director has made a lot of movies, he directed all six episodes to keep an eye out on netflix and some of you have made may be seen dope sick, i think it's different enough from domestic it's worth watching. >> as far as the sackler's are concerned, are they still pushing these awful drugs? you mentioned they were in denial, how do you stay in denial when bodies are stacking up and people are suffe

we'll tell you about bishop bob jackson when i see it in my office all the time.s getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >>> bishop bob jackson, the pastor of the gospel church today received the president's lifetime achievement award for the decades he spent advocating for peace on the streets of oakland. he's been a trusted voice in the community since he opened the church back in the 1980s. >> it's a lifetime achievement award for people who spend their lives going above and beyond for their community. the next award will be presented in november to actor denzel washington. >> great award for him. thank you so much for watching. our next

well-known transfer of the knight in the spanish game to the queenside in order to push the white bishopfrom the square of the grandfather diagonal a28 c23 it is necessary to open the field for the discussion of the bishop. genochka grandmother, my dear. no, it's at work. married married why didn't you write anything? well, it happened. azhonka, where are you, standing down there , shy, shy, shy, you should have been shy before. come on, run after her. oh , lord, maybe not everything is as scary as you think, here i must imagine. which he brought happiness, whom can you find? let's see somehow. let's make a third bedroom. or maybe she's already in position. well , of course, oh, i can't. i can't. they expect me to smile behind them, that i will wash diapers, no. but now let's get it right. why didn't you tell me your new address earlier, i only received it in the last letter, and telegrams could have been for the wedding, you understand? the wedding as such there was no color working for us in the shelf in the library being friends with her all the time. i was already demobilized, waitin

bishop bob of act full gospel church . >> reporter: oakland is a small city with big city problems. poverty, homelessness, violent crime. it can make for loud headlines but sometimes it is the softer voices that really make the difference in one of those is celebrated today. when he was presented with the presidents lifetime achievement award, the ship bob jackson said it was a miracle even he had a hard time believing, especially considering where he came from. >> i grew up as a gangster, a thug and a mugger and a dope user. >> reporter: jackson grew up in campbell village on oaklands westside, rough housing project in the 70s, but his life changed the way he watched the funeral for a notorious drug dealer as his body was paraded down the street in a horse-drawn carriage. >> i said oh, no. this can't be who we glorify in our community. this can't be who we are lifting up in our community. what about god? >> reporter: in the early 80s, he opened up acts full gospel church and has been welcoming people in every sense, counseling the down and out. he has helped countless young men avo

it happened only in 1854 that the bishop arrived. vlad words zheninsky from vilnius, that is, almost 50 years passed from the beginning of the construction of the temple to its illumination. in vain, money with tanning went under the ceramists of kenzary, gur, radivich, the church and the sanctuary yaki-2, the temples at honor of the holy trinity one and the speech of kai were in all three churches of the abras of the mother of god of indura. i didn’t know the temple of the healthy rotated to the shrine. however, the sennya pray to her with a vernik, and the bracelet is treated by a judge. this is an icon. it is much older than our church. perhaps this is the only thing that has been preserved from those wooden churches. and this icon is completely hung around numerous. here they are, that is, thanksgiving for receiving more affection, including healing, or mm, spiritual doubts or physical ones, because there are icons with arms and legs with eyes, which indicate that people praying in front of this icon received really huge gifts. s

it was their hong kong, 90 year old former bishop cardinal joseph, then came to meet him and all the inmate. or if i have other horror, it took him at least 3 hours to travel that which is so physically demanding for an elderly person. i'm so grateful that he came all that way just to visit us. now the cardinal is on his mind once again as he faces a challenge of his own. he and 5 co defendants are accused of failing to register a fund to support those arrested during the 2019 protests. they have pleaded not guilty. the prosecution says the font raised more than $34400000.00 and was used for political activities and non charity events. but the defense argues the right to form an association is guaranteed under hong kong basic law. while the penalty is likely to be only a fine legal experts say they are worried is a concern that's been raised that you know the process of going through this or that the government is trying to get more ah, materials and more information to possibly. then charge them under the more serious offenses. reverend tobias, brandon says he would often see cardin

bishop, always great to see you. what register, resist, reclaim is looking to do and where are you looking to do it? >> you can go to www.vote411.org, register, resist, reclaim. we're saying to poor and low wage, low wealth voters that you must mobilize. you cannot nearly mourn over what has happened. we're trying to make sure people understand in every state where the margin of victory was within 3%, poor and low income voters make up over 4% of the vote. in states like florida, only 4% of low income voters voted last time. they could outdistance any margin of victory. 19% in north carolina, 4% in pennsylvania. 1% in michigan, 4% in florida. we have power, and we're doing this on top of the poor people's campaign effort that followed our mass meeting in june, called if you ever needed to vote for democracy and justice, you need to vote now. we're reaching 5 million voters, we have been working for four months, 5 million poor and low wealth voters who have not voted, but when they tended to vote, they voted around li

what they know about the qualities required to be a bishop. and this week that agreement was renewed. more than 1200000 christians live in hong kong, some prob, aging lawmakers in the territories say the trial has nothing to do with religious freedom. a verdict is expected in november. jessica washington, our sera, hong kong. it's been 40 days since the death of 22 year old massa armine in iran. her death font protests across iran in around the world to run has impose internet restrictions and arrested many for taking want in demonstrations. doses. jabari is in iran and take a look at how the story unfolded. a mother's grief heard across iran after the death of her daughter in police custody into her on on september 16, 22 year old massa mimi was in the capital with her brother visiting relatives when she was detained by the morality police 3 days earlier. she was accused of not properly wearing the mandatory head scarf. she was from curtis stan province home to iran's kurdish minority. the police released the security camera photography, whic

the special bishop of the kingdom, at that time, she acted uno-delivered to the diplomatic missions to see the simple fact that the main people of the church were written in writing. aleu, in principle, it could be anyone for an hour initially boyars about the payback. perhaps the princes of the special officer rarely began to bring down delegations on the grinded menus of the old house. i went over to the piromovs a la one detail of the diplomatic rules of the thirteenth with you, where we veta prince vladimir planned a war with the korzhaks and sent an embassy to the cow from them, who drove to the fish under the shawls to click the bishop's yaw on the piromovs for the crayfish outside the city. there , the yanas broke him to liquidate. alla, the bishop refused, that later their ambassadors all over the world themselves pass at the house of the lord. spear moss to accept guests for everything and posh, a cunning move tore out the cyronics of the order diplomats can be deprived of oleg’s profession, such a decision was founded, yes, and the process itself was not normalized by the emb

to buy land here and build a temple for this, the bishop allocated 10,000 rubles. two houses were bought. at this place, one house was taken as a home church, and the second as a priest's dwelling. in 1983, the house was overlaid with bricks and an altar part was attached to it in the temple, festive services were already taking place. after 6 years, a bell tower and a church appeared and wandered the view that the ceiling and high iconostasis have now inside the bowl, a rather unusual layout for an orthodox shrine the icon of alexander nevsky painted in 1861 deserves special attention. in honor of the abolition of serfdom 11 years ago , the construction of a new large orthodox church began in prokochevo, which also received the name of alexander nevsky, finishing work continues here, and this church will be crossed in honor of the most holy theotokos and then historical truth will be restored, because it was so in the city in rogacheva xix century, two churches. one large church is clean of alexander nevsky and the second is in the honor of the assumption of the m

i thought there was some bishop very important. ah, but what they're protecting is they're protecting the government of canada from having to pay its obligations. ah, now they're facing in canada. billions of dollars for this generation of indigenous children who are being taken away from their families, losing the case against st ins might bring to light other scandals and caused the state. dear. i come to on dario. flowers on something needs low, got snow in parliament session is about to begin. and i'm going to be asking to find the government in contempt of parliament warning for falsifying informations. 2 years earlier, the m p grilled, a prime minister to go on the matter of evidence being concealed by the governor, generations, we all remember for timmins james bay, children at st. andrews skills, suffered nightmarish levels of abuse, torture and child rape. and yet the office of the attorney general suppressed thousands of pages of police evidence that identified those perpetrators. and in doing so, they had cases thrown ou

i thought there was some bishop very important. ah, what they're protecting is they're protecting the government of canada from having to pay its obligations. ah, now they're facing in canada. billions of dollars for this generation of indigenous children who are being taken away from their families. losing the case against st ins might bring to light other scandals and cost the state. dear, i welcome to ontario. i left flowers. the ones who need flowers got snow in parliament session is about to begin. and i'm going to be asking to find the government in contempt of parliament, florida for falsifying informations 2 years earlier. the mpg prime minister today on the matter of evidence being concealed by the government generations log. remember for timmins, james bay children at st and residential school, suffered nightmarish levels of abuse, torture and child rape. and yet the office of the attorney general suppressed thousands of pages of police evidence that identified those perpetrators. and in doing so, they had cases thrown ou

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