casimir again.he protector of youth or you, in my opinion, the baltic states is a prince who is poor in life. eh, the needy and he helped people a lot at the age of 26. he died of an illness, as they said in those days from a dry shop near kostol very similar to a miniature palace. opposite the trinity church rises not a former monastery, a basilian, a building of the 1770s , a council to the temple. you should definitely look at the huge panel on the ceiling of the main hall. the transfiguration here is an 18th-century friske with a realistic non-canonical depiction of saints jesus even in orthodox churches. you can hardly find it anywhere else, but here is the same icon of our lady hodegetria ruzhany, revered in the town, on it there are golden crosses and rings, a kind of gratitude from the parishioners. it is believed that in 1890 the greek victims, and the temple remained unharmed. despite the fires, the events of the 20th century, when the church housed a hospital, a prison, and later a touris

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casimir, the heavenly patron of the grand duchy of lithuania, were brought here and protector of the days, the remains of the catholic saint initially ended up not in this chapel, but in the one that was in the main building of the ruzhany castle, according to legend , it was saint casimir who defended and protected the country from enemy attacks. the parishioners claim that healings and miracles took place on his grave, which is why he was canonized by the holy citizens. they loved so much and, most importantly , continue to love and honor what they depicted on their coat of arms pruzhany literally. it's all visible. church of the holy trinity, its bell tower is considered one of the highest points urban village. our film crew is heading to one of the most ancient and majestic temples in belarus, 20 minutes walk, and we are there. the uniqueness of the temple is that it was never closed, even in soviet times, like other churches in belarus, it was not turned into either a repository or a house of culture or a theater. and here, unlike other parishes, there has always been a priest a

and now it's a cozy town called let's get acquainted. during the reign of prince casimir egilonchik 1442 the first settlement was made of wood. they often burned in order to somehow live, people were forced to engage in crafts in the most profitable business. at that time, there was hay harvesting, which was given at fairs, so the place was called hay for a long time or sennaya let's go for hay. people used to say senno and went to the sennoy bazaar with pleasure. slaughtering the sale of animal feed watched and catherine ii the russian empress was amazed by the abundance of hay and gave the city a coat of arms on a green field with two golden crossed braids. the road between sennaya shklovove is very picturesque in places and it seems to be quite enough . was there a favorite in this city in the crazy empress history is silent? according to legend, in pagan times, when hay was a small place , a river flowed next to it, the devils decided to change its course , turn from south to north, in order to rule their shabishs there. people asked the local patron for help he advised to dig into a

place of the lake since then the inhabitants began to get acquainted. during the reign of prince casimirgelonchik 1442 the official date of the settlement, which is mentioned in the documents of the grand duchy of lithuania, the first settlement was made of wood. they often burned in order to somehow live people were forced engage in crafts the most profitable business. at that time, there was hay harvesting, which was sold at fairs, so for a long time the place was called hay or sennaya let's go, for hay. sennaya people said and went to the sennaya bazaar with pleasure. feed for animals was observed and catherine ii the russian empress was amazed by the abundance of hay . this is an entry from the diary of catherine ii this city in the crazy empress favorite history is silent? according to legend, in pagan times, when hay was a small place , a river flowed next to it, the devils decided to change its course, turn south to north, in order to rule their shabishs there. people asked the local patron for help . he advised them to dig into a large pit into which water would flow, and so did

appeared during the reign of the grand duke of lithuania casimir, in the second half of the 15th century was originally wooden, and over time, by order of albert, she gave birth in its place. the stone architect of the temple was laid by giovanni bernardoni himself, a famous italian who also built down. in the church of the holy trinity enlightened ordinary people, simon the buddha church towered over the city for almost half a millennium. it was badly damaged during the swedish northern war and finally lost its appearance after the great patriotic war. soviet spotter what did he give? well, artillerymen, huh? well, yes, he helped to correct the artillery fire, on the right by the fact that sometimes the olympic battles, 44 years old, potassium, causing our city a shmat was of german technology and the germans had such tough suprachil the destroyed temple. we decided to disassemble piece by piece made of bricks, local residents. they built houses, built ovens in cellars, then what was the church like. now we can see only in old photographs shattered on avito after the war, 26 is absolute

trump-stacked supreme court, where we already know that a least one of the justices will sign with casimiruse he' a man of principle a tried and true originalist this is our fourth story if it's just somebody you ca influence with a few luxur vacations. you see, are fourth and fina story of no this week concerns some damning reporting fro republica, clarence thomas, fo decades now, as accepted expensive trips, lavish trip from hartman pro, go megadonor. he's done so without disclosin them, in what is called a clea violation of the rules of course, a condensed thoma is also the justice you refuse to recuse himself from trump related cases, despite his wif basically supporting his trump -- and who is holland coil? of course, amid inherited th real estate fortune. he's quite the collector, as the dallas morning new reported in 2014 crows library is adorned wit priceless artifacts from eisenhower's five star helmet, to the deed for the moun vernon estate in washington. he also happens to have an audit craft copy of mein kampf and hitler's place settings an linens some people collect -- others

judge matthew casimir ha suspended food and dru administration's approval of the drug earlier this week giving the government a week t appeal they did, to the court o appeals. that order was then narrowly agreed with by the fifth circuit. so the order was then block by the supreme court. justice samuel alito, went all the way until this upcomin wednesday. that's when the high court wil decide whether to keep mifepristone available while the appeals process continue to play out. 85 years ago, congress passe the fda with a crucial responsibility to determine the safety an effectiveness of medication an abortions. all kinds of medications, okay congress recognized the body o experts, not themselves, and certainly not one judge should be making these life or deat determinations you name, it could be on the chopping block are you comfortable delegating your medicine to someone who d their own research here to discuss all of this an more is democratic senator and member of -- senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. this is a point that you and other senators have made you signed on to it with a s

akhmat walked slowly, he waited for his ally casimir the grand duke, the lithuanian king, to help himn september that the horde had crossed the aku south of kaluga on lithuanian territory, the eldest son of the prince, 22-year-old ivan the young, hastily set off for the russian lithuanian border and managed. where before the tatars, moscow guns took aim at all the brody of the border river, the corners, leaving the troops returned to moscow. russia was in the ring of enemies and there was no way out of this loop. for the first time in his life, the grand duke did not know what the boyars were to do, the advisers said, run , sovereign and your father ran, and grandfather and even great-grandfather dmitry donskoy himself. well, having barely arrived at moscow, the sovereign of the light of the support fell into the tight grip of the enraged crowd, if the tatars break through the elephant on the ugra, moscow will end. rising instead of standing to the death, he threw the troops and fled, people shouted ivan in the face, reproaches insults and he had nothing to answer them with great diff