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in those 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, so the holy townsmen economized it. they loved so much and most importantly continue to love and revere what they depicted on their coat of arms pruzhany literally from everywhere you can see the church of the holy trinity, its bell tower is considered one of the highest points of the 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 storehouse or a house of culture or a theater. and here, unlike other parishes, there has always been a priest at one time for the construction of money. selected by the chancellor. leo guardianship, the c

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he plays the legendary catholic saint, the actor was so inspired by the late priest he is now in the s of joining the catholic church. he even lived with the monastery franciscan f friars while preparing for the rule. here to discuss, fox news chief correspondent lauren green. >> this is quite a story, of shia labeouf. rachel: first, for those who don't know who father pedro is. >> he's one of the great saints of the catholic church. he's a 20th century saint. he was sainted in 2002 although the beatification was in the 1900s. he could bilocate, be in two places at once, he had prophecy and the stigmata, it continued for 50 years. rachel: that means he's got the wounds of jesus. >> the wounds of christ as he was on the cross. it's a miracle in itself. one of the miracle, one of the gifts he had was for conversion, for reading souls, for healing spiritually. that's what happened to shia labeouf. rachel: it's an amazing story. a lot of people had written off this young actor because he had -- he seemed like he was having mental illness. >> he burned bridges. his mother wasn't talking to

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saint louis. from shante to lace curtain. his next book is on catholic churches, monasteries and shrines throughout the state of missouri. it's due to be in bookstores in winter of 2023. but of course, today he's here to talk about the history of the irish in saint louis. and after the talk, we do invite you to join us upstairs outside the museum shop, where he'll be signing copies of his book. you can purchase them there. and that's enough for me. i'm going to turn the stage over to patrick murphy. so please join me in giving him a really warm welcome today. thank you. thank you. thank you, emily. and thank you all for turning out. what a great what a great turnout today on such a cold day. i appreciate that. missouri historical society has been a wonderful help in putting this book together with all their wonderful documents and and photographs. and they were just there, just wonderful people and just a great treasure for for the saint louis community. so how many of you out there identify to some degree as being irish. okay. is there anybody who does

jonathan chavez taught marin catholic and volunteered at saint margaret parish. april, another alter server, a minor, allegedly received inappropriate text messages from chavez. his parents report today to the police and to the priest. the diocese said he notified marin catholic high school. but it would be another month and a half until parents and teachers were actually notified. >> here we are in 2023. a lot of conversations about transparency, about how this is in the past and yet this happened over a month ago and there has been little reporting on it anywhere. >> chavez told nbc bay area that he has no comment about the allegations against him. the archdiocese of san francisco oversees the high school and community letter yesterday spokesperson said that chavez told them he was not at fault. >>> while, despite all of the rain and the reservoirs being full. people that live in some san jose neighborhoods could see a jump in their water bills. the water company has 140,000 people in north san jose. however, people will see a 14% rise in their bills. thereat i

[church music] call 1-800-quit-now keith morrison: all saints catholic church in hayward, all saints ase. but that's exactly wha happened who is the priest who called police, and wound up talking t the inspector frazier richie and told him his story about a encounter with a young woman who came to him seeking solace of some kind >> it was actually outside o an office in a patio area. he asked her several times, do you want to go int confessional she said no. so that's how he was able to talk to us about it. and he said that she was we ar in a medical type scrubs, same physical build, same characteristics of gisele. and she was asking for forgiveness for something sh had not yet done >> she asked for forgiveness for us since she had not committed? >> that's the interpretation o the priest roughly 3:00 in the afternoon. the day that michele wen missing. >> reporter: richie wa convinced that giselle esteban killed michelle. a so is the prosecutor but they did not know how sh did it or when she did or where she tip. or, more importantly, what you did with the body. >> if you don't have a

the migrants were brought to saint anthony croatian catholic church in chinatown and received meals andwers. all of them. 100% of these 42 individuals have routes in this country. family members that they are coming. >> to meet, right. but their circumstances are such that they must their countries of origin. because they can't live there anymore. >> according to the office of texas governor greg abbott. more than 20,000 migrants have been sent from texas since last year. abbott said in a statement texas border towns are overwhelmed and overrun because of biden's open border policies, texas buses, migrants to self-declared sanctuary cities like la to provide relief to our border communities. we will continue this effort until biden secures the border last week. florida governor ron desantis flew migrants to sacramento last fall. dozens were flown to martha's vineyard in massac usetts. this is a morally bankrupt act. period. full stop end of story. california's attorney general rob bonta announced there's an investigation into whether there was deception or fraud involved. it used people

so usually the best ones to go to are the catholic churches, in this case saint joseph's is having theirseason they're so great is because moms take the little kids and catholic churches always have the catholic school so there's always a good playground to play at. the next thing is there's stuff to buy, there's strollers, there's toys, old clothes you probably don't want any of those but all the stuff every little kid wants and every mother doesn't want to have to buy new. so everybody's happy, the people who have the stroller is happy because they didn't want to the it away or throw it away because it costs money. they give it to the church. the church is happy because it makes money t little kids are happy because they're on the playground. >> greg: i never thought we would do this segment. >> kt: are you not having fun with -- >> greg: i thought it was interesting then i started to just drift. i mean, i think the rumage sale. >> kt: it is a a midwestern thing and you're too urban. >> greg: i'm too urban. i've been told i'm too urban. you should see me rap in my car. i drive an iroc.

failed to show up for work at the rio in las vegas, her father gerald was reciting catholic prayers, marking all saints forget her. because i'm sitting there, praying, this litany of the saints. and i turn to and murray, and i say, theresa is going to be found today. because today she became a saint too. >> and that very day, theresa's parents and her best friends received a call from las vegas metro homicide detective marty wild man. >> he called me and he said, grace, we have theresa. i know it's sad news. but we have her body. and i just did not want you to suffer anymore. >> it's just awful. the most awful thing. theresa insana's body had been found just three and a half miles from our home, narrow golf course. >> her -- wrapped her body in towels and blankets. and carried theresa down a steep, rocky embankment, and left her in a large covert, in standing water. an autopsy showed theresa insana had died by strangulation, and possibly, she had been sexually assaulted, though the medical examiner said the -- was not conclusive. >> -- an act of anger by someone that was mad at theresa? was it staged?

california coordinated food, shelter and legal services for the migrants upon arrival at saint anthony's croatian catholicurch says all 42 migrants were processed and sent to other locations. some of the migrants are toddlers. they were not they were not provided food or drink's on the 23 hour long bus ride. jimmy gomez is calling for an investigation and questioning who is paying for the buses, if they are doing and under the direction of texas, and what they told the migrants. attorney general rob bonta sis's office is looking into that. >> the legality in question is an open one. we will go to wherever the facts and the law takes us. the moral question is clear. this is a morally bankrupt act, period, full stop, and of story. >> i feel like we need to take care of our own people that's here already, because then the government starts giving them free stuff, and it comes out of our pocket. this country cannot handle that right now. >> that was somebody who lives near the church where the migrants arrived. obviously, this is very controversial. karen bass is among the city leaders to condemn greg abbott'

according to the coalition for humane immigrant rights, some 42 migrants were taken to saint anthony's croatian catholicin the city's chinatown neighborhood. now a majority of those on the bus they were from south and central america. the migrants from haiti in asia. they were also on board. texas governor greg abbott has claimed responsibility. blame president biden for not securing the southern border. now you've got la city officials that are reacting to this latest a tent send migrants to california. >> i just like to say that the governor of texas is using human beings as a political start. this is obviously a, you know, he's obviously a a person has been elected. that is not strong enough to meet the moment in his state. but that's okay. because all these people here in los angeles california are more than capable welcoming these folks here. >> los angeles mayor karen bass said in a statement, quote, this is did not catch off guard. los angeles is not a city motivated by hate or fear and we absolutely will not be swayed or move by petty politicians playing with human lives. now we've learned that

man won't see time behind bars after destroying three saint statues at a catholic school.ese incidents not being treated as hate crimes? director of the catholic accountability project at catholic vote.com joins me now. so, tommy, explain to me why vandalism, acts of violence directed towards or catholics are being treated differently than, say, other faiths or other religion? -- by the law. >> [inaudible] rachel: of course. >> absolutely. well, yeah. and thank you for having me and for shining a light on this issue because we certainly aren't hearing about it from the biden administration. look, we live in an era where we see condemnation of bigotry in most forms. just last month there were a couple of mockses that were vandalized -- mosques. the biden administration spoke out immediately against that, and we agreed. a place of worship should never be vandalized, but we're seeing over 300 instances of attacks of violence and vandalism against catholic churches in the last three years in the aftermath of the death the of george floyd and 160 attacks since the dobbs decisio

charter school board, yes, that is a thing, voted 3-2 to approve the application for the saint izdorf seville virtual catholiciocese of oklahoma city and tulsa. the application was approved by a vote of 3-2 after a three-hour debate yesterday. clearly, a lot of intense opinions about all of had. the governor of oklahoma described this vote as a win for religious liberty and education freedom. it also has the support of the superintendent of education who described it as a monumental decision. it has come under scathing scrutiny from the oklahoma attorney general, also a republican, who said in a statement, quote, approval of any publicly funded religious school is contrary to oklahoma law and not in best interest of taxpayers. it's extremely decision pointing that board members violated their oath to fund religious schools with tax dollars. this has exposed the state to hefty legal fees here in the future. so great deal of controversy swirling around the future of this school and what it means for public education in the state of oklahoma and across the country. >> you know, you mentioned the inevitability of

they had of the roman catholic church, appeared in good spirits during his general audience and saint peter's square, just hours before being admitted. this is the 86 year old 3rd hospital stay since he became polk they're both but he's fine. and then he's a week and he's speaking with a he's a tell him, are you okay this afternoon uh that hopeful i went to the gym, the all spit out of the legal gym. maybe when he was stuck up, totally cut because that he had the post supposed to be hard. yeah. with the seen them of upset use of them of the by well that the in the last most close a pains and the very old friend now or so somebody because you've seen them. so we that the doctor. so we decided to proceed to operation. still a head on al jazeera, the new electoral council, and surely it goes back to the drawing board to replace its constitution, the a hello that was not in the middle east and live and, and from the satellite image, you can see the shower cloud drifting that way east, across a saudi arabia that could bring a storm or shower particular to areas around mecca, but further ea

the id 6 year old head of the roman catholic church and the wind colon surgery. 2021 blower comp reports. faithful support who is gathered in saint peter square, the vatican to see 2 fronts is one last time before he had surgery on his stomach. this faith assigned hours before the pope entered hospital. he was in good spirits, greeting members of the crowd, blessing children. soon after the point is made his way to move to convoy the catholic run jamila, the hospital in russia. obviously we pay for him and hopefully we always pray for him at this particular time. she needs i pres, even more best wishes for we father. a put francis had plastic surgery on the double wall to treat to honey at the best concerns as being causing recurrent and painful symptoms. the pontiff had abdominal surgery in 2021. when he spent 10 days in the hospital of to pulse was cut off with removed. it's a complication, a surgery probably from 2 years ago. i think that's a sliding. i mean like that is not the most complicated topic procedure providing that there's not a lot of interest on the contents inside the home. yeah, i would expect somebody that coul

complications, but the head of the roman catholic church was expected to stay at hospital for several days. pontus appeared in good spirits during his general audience in saint peter's square, just hours before being admitted. this is the 86 year olds, 3rd hospital space and says election as potent argentina as world cup winner. leon m. s c has confirmed. he's joining inter miami. the 35 year old still needs to finalize the deal with the club, which is co owned by david beckham. messy was linked with former team barcelona, but said the clubs, financial issues ended any hope of her return there. he also turned down a big money move to saudi arabia's and in od to the ocean, sailing race is the only team sport in the world that requires all competitors to take part in a science program, the sailors have been conducting experiments and some of the most remote areas on earth, the teams i'm a scientist analyzing the data, told us how that's helping shape global climate policy. we already place to a point of place civilization . it's already been seen that there are in the ocean there, and that's just 1st, it's everywhere. moving parts of those for us in those part

saints. thanks a lot. and i'll go. the leadership of the agro-town svisloch helped build a table near the village of zanevichi, where the creator once lived of the catholictic order belarusian holy virgin mary of god, a large number of believers come during her lifetime. this woman helped people with serious illnesses , brought them back to life. she was born in 1833. in orsha, she married yuzaf bozhensky, aged 41, left a widow. she took tonsure and became a nun, and once in italy, she was inspired by the activities of the priest peter semenenko and created the order. mercy elephant mission. she traveled all over the world. legend has it that the world famous mother teresa was a follower. already posthumously in december 2006, pope benedict the sixteenth signed a decree that spoke of the miraculous healing of people thanks to the intercession of the qilina. the belarusian woman, tselina bozhenskaya, was canonized in the year of historical memory in the agro-town and the vault of tselina bozhenskaya, 130 blue fir trees were planted in the memory of the woman. whose fate was so closely connected with the svisloch land. we journey continues. i came to a pla

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catholic church is expected to stay in hospital for several days. the positive appeared in good spirits during his general audience in saint peter's square, just hours before being admitted. this is the 86 year old 3rd hospital stay since his election as pope since they both way he's fine. and then he's a week and he's a speaking with the he's a tell him, are you ok these afternoon the that hopeful? all right, so did you, mary, also without legal joe. maybe when he was stuck up. totally caught because he had the postal part to be hard. yeah. with the seen them of upset use of them of the by well that the in the last most close the pains and the very also now or so somebody because you've seen them. so we that the doctors we decided to proceed to operation still has on all 0. i'm john henry and in iowa were mike parents just made it official. the former vice president is running for president. and the duke of sussex gets emotional, as he wraps off his history, making court appearances, the finding a life partner can sometimes be just for you on the list and especially conventional teaching is not an option. so some are turning for hand that day to ge

catholic church is expected to stay in the hospital for several days. the pontiff appeared in good spirits during his general audience and saint peter's square, just hours before being admitted. this is the 86 year olds, 3rd hospital stay since his election is pump. they both way, he's fine. and then he's a week and he's speaking with a he's a told him, are you okay this afternoon? uh that hopeful. all right, so did you marry all spit out of the legal jim abbey when he was stuck up? totally cut because that he had the post support to be hard. yeah. with the seen them of upset use of them of the by well that in the last most close the pains and the very old same now or so some of close even syndrome. so we that the doctors we decided to proceed to operation normal services have resumed on the core romando express and india is otisha state. days after the country's worst train accident in decades. some passengers admitted to feeling scared, well boarding, following fridays accident were to passenger trains and one cargo train jumped off their rails at least 288 people died. and more than a 1000 are injured preliminary investigations point to a signal fail

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saints, -- the father for committed wife and husband, what a guy! i love guys like him having a platform. >> he's been that way steadfast to his career. practicing vocal catholicly. the thing is, contrast that with when they are serve many hollywood and other states, they are subject to the whim of the hollywood elite of those performative activist that will say, we will not work on will be in georgia because of laws we perceive to be pro-life, etc. in nevada, try becaus they're not changing anything! >> absolutely, kim made a good point about this in this ties into other things you're not subject to superimpose ideology. kennedy is right, maybe mark wahlberg doesn't have to worry about the money or the schools even. but what about the fact that it takes a village to make a movie? what about all the people working on the movie that will be a lot happier in nevada? i think gavin newsom has got to watch out. not an accident this is a republican governor in nevada. and of course, vegas is an amazingly well with construction, with lower taxes, higher standard of living. california is hemorrhaging. also florida is doing so well. i think this more than just a statem

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