>> thank you, bishop. next question. >> you are recognized. >> i have a couple of questions my delegation later this evening. biden, andrew was talking, he said the delegates will receive so we already know vice president harris they will get forms signatures, is that how that the nature of the forms we will be receiving? >> andrew, are you going to take that one. >> we have a first question. >> the structure, the pledged delegate language calls afflicted budget appropriated the rules before you in both her conscience and president biden aside, delegates are free to choose any candidate to this process. >> a great question. for all delegates receiving a nomination it will able to have a qualified candidate to that form for any candidate that is open and have to provide a list of candidates and delegates whose eligible for nomination so each delegate will receive a form. >> in terms of the rules we are discussing for period of time for interested parties how to file the declaration of candidacy and proceed

>> thank you, bishop. next question. >> you are recognized. >> i have a couple of questions my delegation later this evening. biden, andrew was talking, he said the delegates will receive so we already know vice president harris they will get forms signatures, is that how that the nature of the forms we will be receiving? >> andrew, are you going to take that one. >> we have a first question. >> the structure, the pledged delegate language calls afflicted budget appropriated the rules before you in both her conscience and president biden aside, delegates are free to choose any candidate to this process. >> a great question. for all delegates receiving a nomination it will able to have a qualified candidate to that form for any candidate that is open and have to provide a list of candidates and delegates whose eligible for nomination so each delegate will receive a form. >> in terms of the rules we are discussing for period of time for interested parties how to file the declaration of candidacy and proceed

bishop thomas nealon _ of feeling at the moment.ealon talking _ of feeling at the moment. bishop thomas nealon talking to - of feeling at the moment. bishop thomas nealon talking to me - of feeling at the moment. bishop thomas nealon talking to me a i of feeling at the moment. bishop i thomas nealon talking to me a little earlier. churches opened their doors and we will have that vigil later tonight. now, we've mentioned a lot that this dance event was a taylor swift themed dance event and taylor herself posted on instagram, paying tribute, saying she was completely in shock. saying they were just little kids at a dance class and taylor swift fans, known as the swifty is have set up a giving page and it has already raised over £100,000. the original target was 13,000. it is raising money for alder hey children's hospital where we were talking to dave because some of those who have been critically injured in terms of the children are being treated there are so £100,000 raised already by the taylor swift fans because it was a taylor s

bishop, thank you very sad time. bishop, thank you very much _ very sad time.y sad time. bishop, thank you very much forjoining us on - very sad time. bishop, thank you very much forjoining us on bbc i very much forjoining us on bbc news. we appreciate your time. as we have been saying, this event was a taylor swift themed music event, and taylor swift themed music event, and taylor swift themed music event, and taylor swift herself has posted on social media this morning. i will read what she said. "the horror of yesterday's attacked in southport is washing over me continuously and i am just completely in shock. the loss of life and innocence, and the horrendous trauma inflicted on everyone who was there, the families and first responders. these were just little kids at a dance class. i am at a complete loss for how to ever convey my sympathies to these families." the words of taylor swift and some of herfans families." the words of taylor swift and some of her fans have already raised over £20,000. ijust want and some of her fans have already raised over £20,

bishop thomas nayland talkin: to at the moment.nt. bishop thomas nayland talking to me little earlier. the - talking to me little earlier. the flowers continue to grow here and there will be a vigil tonight in southport. we will have continuing coverage on bbc news through the afternoon, but now let's get a check on the weather with carol. hello again. if you have an allergy to pollen, the levels today are either low or moderate across the board, and if you like your weather that bit hotter, it's going to be very warm or indeed hot today. a lot of dry and sunny weather around, if we reach 32 celsius, it will make it the hottest day of this year so far. so you can see from the oranges where we're looking at the higher temperatures, they continue as we go through the week, various weather fronts crossing us, bringing in some thundery showers at times. but as we head into the weekend, these fresher conditions come in behind that cold front, as represented by the yellows. so today, a lot of dry weather, we've got the remnants of a weat

but the new king said little goosed austin sought out the bishop for counsel. when influenced itself. no one will know. but it was at this moment that the king decided to make paris his capital. p equipped the city with the surrounding wall, measuring 5 kilometers, flanked by 77 towers, and started construction on the shuttle to lou from the 4 middle fortress west of the ramparts. amid this search of activity, my builders redoubled their efforts. the most prodigious phase takes place beneath my framework. the laying of my vault richard had would send to rings, installed a tops of pillars on which the masons laid. the stone blocks one by one. the keystone is the center piece, ensuring the confusion of the home then comes the blocks that enclose the font. but the procedure is always delicate. always uncertain. especially for the largest one. the trend st. crossing the at the inches of each volt stone. so they would fit perfectly against one another. all that's left is for poles motor to set like blue. as though their talent and devotion are not enough. they also

the dazzling vision and a modest would cut her son who rose to become bishop, the maurice to somebody who was mad enough to believe in history. it is paris in the year 1160 and his dream of a cathedral is too great for his time. the most powerful administrators who manage of the diocese with him have refused to support his project. it is too costly to insert in a word. i was no more than a foolish idea. in the mid 12th century, the old cathedral of paris, narrow and dark, seems like it will be there for eternity. the restaurant lady is in proportion to paris, which was a far cry from the major capital. you know, today the small kingdom of france was a week and designed it at the time. and the modest diocese of paris was not as prestigious as those of law sounds, shelter around which hosted the combination of kings, the maurice to sally should have accepted the obvious. my time had not yet calm, but little did he care. i filled his days and haunted his nights, a faint silhouette on a wax tablet to the dental was prudence and mediocrity. against the advice of the cannons, sally summoned

the remains of sand denise the 1st bishop of paris. and even yvonne's said to have held the real milk of the virgin mary, the people of the middle ages, venerated relics, and their presentation ceremonies provided fine opportunities to take the collection come forth. but this was not enough and solely forgot his principles. he ordered the sale of candles to be revived. in exchange for a heavy sack of flour or a few, collins, the church would pardon certain sins, not fasting during lent or a shameful relation. the my founder was ready to pardon anything in order from work to resume the gifts of the faithful, have allowed construction to resume the what the strengths of the medical cannon have shaken my builders. one of their chasing after sinful glory without knowing it. what is maurice to sell these projects to which they have devoted their lives is destined for disaster? it was urgent that my choir be finished. so that service could finally beheld the bill to shape and raise the 1000 beams of my framework. some of which we're shown ou

the bishop tried to reason with him, but you'd never seen a more stubborn boy. somebody had entrusted the construction work to richard, come on there waiting to a simple stone mason who had made my master builder. because he knew that on a building site, it's hands on knowledge that matter and keep it moving. pipsqueak or the let me just doesn't like you the trenches will be filled with hundreds of tons of blocks and stones to create the foundations that will bear my full weight. they stretched 9 meters underground. this phase is both colossal and crucial for nothing will stand on weak foundations. the foundations for the flyer will be finished by all of them. take the time you indeed are islands. so it was roger, we're going to loaded with so many stoves that it won't budge. it's the trends that colors where we'll have to be careful. i see my founders night may i have given way to the builders. expectation certainly thinks of nothing but the size of my pillows or the design of my flying buttresses, that he almost forgets how perilous an adventure he embarked up

bishop barber, welcome back to democracynow.e start off with your response to the republican convention of this week. one of the big takeaways of this convention, as republicans talked about unity, is unifying people against marginalized communities, particularly throughout the week, speaker after speaker vilified everyone from immigrants to trans students. >> amy, thank you for having me. you are exactly right. it was a unity of rejection. rejection of people in american society, rejecting those who are against a woman's right to choose. you have to read the whole platform. against immigrants. also what they didn't say. there was no conversation about the poor, 140 one million low-wage people in this country. this was a unity against labor rights, voting rights, unity against living wages. unity against health care for all. this was a very extreme convention, even though we had just gone through an attempted assassination, which i renounced violence, praying for the president and his family, all of them. but it is almost as if

here clement of rome continued to rule the roman church, he remained the bishop of rome, despite thes in exile for 3 years, in 101, by order of emperor trojan in the month of december, he was martyred by drowning, and of course a very important event when in 861 here kiril arrives, sails, then constantine, a philosopher, a man, a scientist, a man who... on a diplomatic mission to the khazars, he saw a man who read the gospel, written in russian letters, of course, there is a lot of controversy among scientists, among theologians, what kind of alphabet was it, did they, did russia have its own alphabet at that time, or was it, was the syrian alphabet, or was it the greek alphabet, it was this gospel, it was these letters that led to the idea that the idea of ​​​​creating our alphabet, the slavic alphabet, was born here . then it was, of course, not cyrillic, but glagolitic, but this is where our language begins. in general, the translation of the holy scripture into a barbarian language was a daring act, the pope called the court of bishop methodius, together with cyril, they took and

the vayar, the scribe, the bishop kiryl, as they all call him, kiryl turauski, are not important.e city was called menavita ў gonar svyatoga. vyadoma, it’s not like that. turau died earlier. at the end of the 10th century, the slavs asked for the princess of varaga from scandinavia. there was a people of theirs and neiki tur, the distant sway of the scandinavian god malan ktor, or in our name perun. from the apovest of the past hours. the ragvalot of the past death has its name in polatsk, and tur ase in turave, and hell the turians called themselves. yes, there is another version. the justice is not in the princes, but in the vyalіzny bull tours, as vadzіўsya in these meats, or magchyma ўeverything was wrong, this bull became call turami, who speak to prince tur, like the great loves of theirs, but prince tur is not the hell of the torah, but the hell of the bull. karatsey, geta velmi forgotten history. kalina. the son of his father's wife, he does not love wealth and the perishable glory of this world, but must learn the holy scripture. as a student at the monastery, many have b

bishop john, at southport my entire life. bishop john. at times _ southport my entire life.thport my entire life. bishop john, at times like this, - southport my entire life. bishop john, at times like this, some i john, at times like this, some people will lean on their faith, and others will question it. what do you say to those who are questioning it right now? say to those who are questioning it riaht now? 1, ., ., ., right now? both our natural reactions — right now? both our natural reactions now. _ right now? both our natural reactions now. there - right now? both our natural reactions now. there is - right now? both our natural reactions now. there is no | right now? both our natural. reactions now. there is no way right now? both our natural- reactions now. there is no way to predict how the human mind will react to a tragedy like this, and all i will say is that god understands our questions and our doubts and whatever might be going through our mind. but whether we turn to god or not, the christian god or not, the church on the ground is there to support and love

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caller: good morning, bishop. my question is, for the sake of time, is what can we do about encouraging those two are discouraged to vote with this platform you are promoting, can you lift the top three actions to convince more involvement in the political process? thank you. guest: thank you so much for that question. one of the mythologies also that exists is that poor and low-wage people have been told they don't matter politically. and they've been told that they don't vote. the fact of the matter, 87 million poor and low-wage voted in the last election. but the problem is they voted several percentage points lower than middle and upper class, upper high class persons. if they voted at the same rate as middle class and upper middle class persons in this country, we would see a very different outcome in our election. whether you tell people that they have that kind of power, that the stones that the builders reject ready not just victims, they don't have to be victims of the system, they don't have to be impact

your eminence, vladyka abbot viceroy, bishops, dear fathers, brothers and sisters, i cordially welcome all, for me, indeed, a visit to valaam monasteries are always special... in life, because there is a lot connected with this monastery, i have spoken about this many times, but now i will say it again, special because i remember the monastery from which they tried to make a place of abomination of desolation, and they did these are not some robbers, not some dashing people, but the state did this and did it consciously. in place of holiness and spiritual exploits, as if in mockery of these exploits, something absolutely opposite was created to what had been associated for decades and sometimes centuries with one or another holy place, therefore , it is very clearly preserved in my memory every time it is displayed, this is my first visit with... of course, from the point of view of an external observer at that time, this confidence had no basis. by 1980 , a godless, insane ruler wanted to build communism, this was the era, and here i want to emphasize once again, there was everything

as some bishops in the united states, some very well known bishops took the same stands in 1st thing that pope has not spoken on this. and i will come to this later when, if you wish david from your perspective, what was your initial reaction to this controversy that interrupted around the opening ceremony. and do you feel that ultimately this overshadows the athleticism that is supposed to really take center stage and beyond display? i don't think i ever says anything. i just think it's concocted rage for the most part from people who were looking for a fight and have actively and deliberately misinterpreted what is in front of them . i mean, there is no doubt that the, you know, the sol, so the idea kinds of the produces, they set themselves from the doctor pain saying, and if people go to problem with green, golds being to pick say they know, then pick sermon a, whatever the full amount 40, they're going to have a problem with the olympics as a whole. the engine olympics were pagan festival, i mean, as well as being a celebration of time politic, culture and civilization. they wer

bishop church of christ, holiness usa. go god bless america. land that i love. stand beside her and. guide her through the night with a light from above. let's pray, which is our father. we thank you for the privilege, the honor and the blessing of standing all these hallowed ground on this blessed day that we celebrate one of your royal citizens. and what are your great outstanding persons who made this country a better country? we thank god for these debates. we thank god for our humble beginning and how you used or you shape mold her life and her career to help her people. and for the united states of america. we thank you all for the generations. he's blessed in the and those generations whose blessing even today and thanking god the opportunity for us to come together for the family, for the country, for our government, to honor such a noble citizen of the united states, of america. we love you. we thank you. we thank god for the privilege of honoring us. you may bless us and use us to glorify you in crisis. and we pr

they call the house of bishops. >> one time the bishops were the most reliable sea anchor against reformnd progression that there was, wasn't it? about nowadays they're less reliable. i obviously you couldn't reverse engineer the house of lords, but you know, it's like a constitutional monarchy. >> bishops are very progressive, given they can only move diagonally. i just thought of that chess joke, guys. at 5 am. >> quite well known that joke, is it? yeah well, i take it back. that joke, but not in the house of lords. what about the. i regret my words. yes. sorry what was the other one you said early on? there was one that you went through, and, the two state solution. >> resetting relations, no . >> resetting relations, no. hereditary peers. ukraine. path to nato membership? >> no. >> no. >> none of these. climate, no fault eviction. >> no fault eviction. that was the one. i didn't notice that. so the idea is that landlords can't just throw out tenants. yeah. >> which i think is so bad. i mean, how can that possibly work? you bring someone on knowing that you might be stuck with them fo

so they go after it. >> finally bishop, where can people see your video?ly put up on x it's on instagram to come it's on facebook and various places i think x originally i think it's gone over 2 million views. eric: it will probably grow bishop out of minnesota, good to see you. thank you for joining us. god bless you too. >> as the investigation into the shooting of former president trump continues he is now pledging to return to the scene of the assassination attempt mrl media last night that he'll be back in butler, pennsylvania for a rally to honor his supporters who were shot on july 13. jeff and paul is alive in butler right now what more can you tell us, jeff? >> i can tell you things are starting to slowly get back to normal in the aftermath of his attempted assassination of former president donald trump. but here we are too weak to the day since this happened. the scene where the rally was and that shooting is still very much under wraps. we wait for any new details to surface regarding this investigation we have a new animation that could offer s

again bishop ranch at the lot, which is basically the cinema.and we're in the lobby area where they have food and they have drink. we also have a plethora of selfie opportunities, both with the athletes and with our makeshift medals. and we have trophies and we have the torch if you want to run with it like you did. raj yeah, tons of good red, white and blue fun and olympic cheer out here and we do hope you'll join us. back to you. and a gold medal. i know, that's amazing. that is really cool. great interview with david. thank you. i hope he's getting his selfies with the gold stars. all right chris thanks. up next, disneyland ride reopens ahead of schedule. what this means for visitors coming up. and let's take a look at our set up in paris. there you see lester holt getting ready for nightly news. hundreds of thousands of spectators lined the river sand for that opening ceremony that we're going to be broadcasting in about an hour from now, but not everything went smoothly. there was a train attack that story and more. when lester joins us in

chersenesites came to this place, drew water from his feet, prayed and received healing, the third bishophe apostles, was exiled here in the ninety-eighth year, his name was clement, pope clement, here he met many christians, whom he baptized in rome, he worked in the quarries in the current city, which... is called inkerman, there the holy martyr clement of rome with his own hands carved the first temple in our understanding, a cave temple, named this temple in honor of a man whom he knew well, in honor apostle andrew the first-called, such an absolutely amazing connection, an apostolic connection, and of course, how can this place be called non-sacred after this story, here clement of rome continued to rule the roman church, he remained the bishop of rome, despite the fact that was in exile for three... years in 101, by order of emperor troyan, in december he was martyred by drowning and, of course, a very important event, when in 861 cyril came here, sailed, then constantine, a philosopher, man, scientist , a man who was sent on a diplomatic mission to the khazars, he saw a man who was

end of the 18th until the unification council held in sophia of kyiv, yes, i am one of those two bishopsich joined the orthodox church of ukraine from the moscow patriarchate, i received a ton of questions from you, what are your thoughts on this bill, which is currently being considered and cannot be finally considered in the verkhovna rada, do you think it is appropriate and necessary to vote for it in the form in which it exists, well, about the fact that it should have been adopted a long time ago, and it should have been developed properly so that we do not end up having to constantly make some corrections and someone has some... reasons , in order to make it impossible to adopt this draft law, or rather, not a draft law, already a law, i would have thought that i should have acted long ago, but, unfortunately, for reasons unknown to me, and perhaps some that are known, this law has not been passed to this day for voting in the last, and what are the reasons, and what reasons do you know, i know the reasons, that he was really not imperfect about what was just said, but... for as ma

the bishop of the oakland diocese and one of the mormon leaders in the oakland area, and they were in a huddle meeting of sorts and try to figure out what can we have for the well of small army of people we have that want to serve. so the idea came out of that meeting that perhaps giving blood would be an appropriate form of service. i was involved from the very beginning and organizing. it was an interfaith based, it was to all the interfaith councils and we teamed up with the american red cross as kind of the vehicle for receiving that blood. there is a deficit in the bay area. >> i'm in the process of moving to fairfield. you were there last week or so? >> what happened, and this was not the intent, the red cross told us it was the largest faith-based blood drive they've ever had, and arguably even in red cross's history. so what we are doing that this year, as it was a huge success, everyone was doing such a terrific job and it was all during the month of july, which is one of the hardest times to find donors. vacation, there are not regular blood drives being offered. so as a fai

the conference of catholic bishops of germany expressed a similar opinion.impressive discovery of hopefully peaceful games, but the queer communion was a failure and completely unnecessary in its production. the main character of the queer communion was lgbt activist and dj barbara butch. exactly. she is wearing a crown that resembles a nymp, sits in the place of jesus, and 2 months before that she played a dj set in the center of paris called very lesbian, and here it is difficult to believe the organizers’ assurances about not wanting to offend anyone, because the biography of the person chosen to play the role of the main christian symbol categorically contradicts all christian values. yes, i'm actually a fat lesbian, very proud of it. this is an interview. despite everything, it affected the quality of water, our water quality has deteriorated slightly, so we are not risking anything, and in order to in order for the athletes to be at their best for their competitions on tuesday wednesday, the federation has decided not to hold this training session. que

the bishop’s idea to build two large orthodox centers in minsk came true.ne. to the meeting, showed us places where we could place a temple, and we came here at the end, it was already evening, here was the land of green building, there was grass here, the wind was blowing like that, he says, you know, it seems to me that this is a very good place for a temple, i also tell him, vladyka, yes, i also feel that this is a place for a temple, and he tells me he says, well, build, and i, of course, was taken aback, because i was already used to the cathedral, there is a rhythm of life there, and this means that a significant event happened on april 26, 1991, 5 years of the chernobyl disaster. in 1991, the parish was visited by his holiness patriarch alexy ii of moscow. and he blessed the parishioners for the construction of the church, and also donated the icon of the most holy theotokos to the joy of all who sorrow. the name of the temple is in honor of the icon of joy of all who mourn. perceived as follows: this is the joy that the mother of god can bring even

the church knows the rank of saints; these are christians in the rank of bishop, who at different timesn different countries worked on the governance of the church. venerables are monks who left the world and served god with special deeds. they suffered voluntary poverty. the rank of noble princes, in modern language, represents to us politicians and at the same time warriors who are in charge. the corner was not set by personal ambitions about serving god , one’s neighbors, one’s fatherland. the righteous are clergy who worked not in the monastery, in the world, had families, were often burdened with ordinary earthly worries, but at the same time were able to acquire abundant spiritual gifts. the diversity of saints testifies that in any... field one can please god, but at the same time, every christian chooses to imitate the saints in a way of life that is close to his life circumstances, or better yet, close to his heart, and this is natural, since holiness has no only a purely spiritual dimension, when we admire the feat of the saints of god, we turn to them with prayerful help and

on this sunday, bishop bob jackson said a few more prayers. prayers for donald trump and for those killed and injured in the shooting. church member shalika thomas said she prayed for the victims. >> it was very evil what that person did. very demommic behavior. >> reporter: she understands the pain of losing a loved one. someone shot and killed her sister and she is now raising her nephew. >> there's not a lot of role models here so i have to bring him to church and make sure he goes every sunday with me. >> reporter: she says the assassination attempt is the result of division and hate. >> we are so, so divided. i'm not even sure that we all are going to ever agree. but one thing we can do is that we can be courteous to one another and respect each other's ideas and try to move forward because we all have to live in this country together. >> didn't like the man, whatever else he was saying, just don't vote for him. >> reporter: bishop bob says the church is apolitical. and no matter how people feel about trump, violence is wrong. >> i think

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this was also expressed by the conference of catholic bishops of germany.fully peaceful games, but the queer communion was a failure and completely unnecessary in its production. the main character of the queer communion was lgbt activist and dj barbara butch. it is she, wearing a crown resembling a nympus, who sits in the place of jesus. and 2 months before that, i played a dj set in the center of paris called very lesbian. and here it’s hard to believe the organizers’ assurances of reluctance. offend someone, because the biography the person chosen for the role of the main christian symbol categorically argues with all christian values. yes, i'm actually a fat lesbian, very proud of it. this is an interview with barbara four years ago, even then she was militantly promoting obesity and same-sex sex, and the organizers hardly knew about the candidate’s life creed. however, the problem of the 2024 olympics is not limited to just the ceremony; the triathletes’ training swim, scheduled for sunday, was canceled due to increased content of e. coli in the hay. t

bishop bob jackson said a few more prayers prayer for donald trump. and those killed and injured in >>>>the shoot. were injured. that was killed. on families. >>>church members celica. thomas says she too prayed. for the victims. it was very evil. with that. person had did. and it was very demonic that was very very demonic behavior. understand? the pain. of losing a loved one. someone shot and killed her. sister in oakland, 60. years ago. she is now helping to raise her nephew. be a role model to my nephew. it's not that many role models out here, so i have to teach him right from wrong and bring them to charge to make sure sure that he goes every sunday with me. and many churchgoer. say the assassination. attempt. is the result of division. and hate. we are so so divided i'm not even sure that we all are going to ever agree, but one thing we can do is that we can be courteous to one another. we can respect each other's ideas. and we can try to move. forward because we all have to live in this country together. if you didn't like the man that didn't

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on the walls of the bishop's chambers, images created by the main illustrator of russian fairy tales, folk crafts and icon painting. ksenia ignatova shared her impressions. there is an endless lawn near the suzol kremlin, and this evening there is nowhere for an apple to fall. today this historical site will be transformed into a huge open-air concert hall. in just a few minutes the soloists will appear on stage marinsky theater and valery gergiev. a unique event for suzdal. people even came from other regions for this evening. this year, a small provincial town in the vladimir region celebrates its millennium. this is exactly how much time has passed since the first mention of suzdal in chronicles. celebrate officially and widely. of course, on the one hand, this is a big holiday for us, on the other hand, it is a big burden, but to experience the joy of such a significant event taking place in the historical scenery of the ancient kremlin event, this is a great occasion for us, including, the last rays of the sun are hiding behind the water meadows, and the first sounds of a piercin