vincent: well, thank god for the irish catholic bishops.years-- lisa: the irish guidelines he pushed for put the welfare of the child first and treat each case individually. they stop short at asking the priest to step down. earlier this year, the vatican admitted it has guidelines, too, but won't make them public. vincent's read them and can't see why not. lisa: why won't they make the guidelines public? vincent: because if you've got a got a problem. you lisa: but isn't the church's view that the priest has to leave? vincent: no person, man or woman, should be forced from their job for becoming a parent. how is that christological? how is that practical? and yet people buy into this argument of, "congratulations. you're a father. you're fired." this is what's driving the secrecy. these men, our fathers, my father, all these men are terrified. lisa: so, you could still be a good priest and father. vincent: absolutely, how can a child contradict a priest's love for god the father, how? lisa: nor does he want the church to use celibacy as a

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i think a tourist at so i was raised catholic and still feel a connection to catholicism. but a lot of what they teach us to narrow for me is i'm no longer a member to swing in. each method is occasion that wolfgang is defra hangs oh i again. oh oh, gone or does approach is successful? yeah, is mine. i mit stare, spit he 20. i started developing his spirituality whiskey asleep when i couldn't sleep one night on my knee. i had the idea of using my own passion for scotland, scottish culture and scottish whiskey of that to confront people with questions of veda, mit loudon, stamen in belonged to and it was successful and he performed sonya of, i'm a common mention. people came to my events, i, who wouldn't otherwise think of setting a foot in a church with a shrill and kick his edson villain. both gone halter has found his own path and the catholic church and sets his own priorities. he's openly gay and gives his priestly blessing to queer couples. he also supports ordaining women. he's been a vocal critic of sexual abuse in the catholic church, but not everybody approves add

rachel: you represent catholic schools which were such a lifeline for parents during the pandemic andools throughout the pandemic bezos they were afraid catholic schools would prove that they were lying, the children would die, couldn't be done safely and catholic schools proved that it could be done. >> absolutely right. it is amazing to see how much the conversation has changed. i remember in fall of 202,092% of catholic schools across the country were opening for in person instruction at a time when only 43% of traditional public schools and 34% of charter schools were opening and it was a scary time. that unions were staging protests saying reopening schools was tantamount to murder and at the time we already knew there were ways that we could keep our children and communities safe and we also knew very clearly the children face the lowest risk from covert and the greatest risk from prolonged school shut down so it is amazing to see now changing the narrative or forgetting what the facts on the ground where at the moment when so many catholic schools, private schools were serving

several advisory councils including the human rights program at catholic university. in the international division of defending freedom many published works include world of faith by international liberty is vital to american national security, published by oxford university press in 2008. it is a book that is shaped and continues to shape u.s./religious freedom legislation and foreign policy. judge ken starr has had a distinguished career in academia, the law and public service. he currently serves of counsel to the linear law firm. having served as president and chancellor of baylor university and dean at the pepperdine school of law, judge starr continues to teach law, writes articles of interest and serves regularly as a commentator for various television and radio programs. he serves on the boards of international in the christian legal society. and on the advisory board of the client defending freedom. as a constitutional expert and master lawyer, ken has served comic ken has argued 36 cases before the u.s. supreme court. as u.s. solicitor general. he served as

hating catholics bringing catholics and --, and she was administration and too bad. he took that backward step on segregating washington dc and that's what that's what's interesting to me is the relationship between the first the president who influences who and which way does it go? so what role does edith upbringing as rebecca and you mary have described it play in wilson's own actions in allowing for example, the resegregation of washington dc. this is an interesting. this is why i like studying both, you know, both parts of the couple to see how that happens. what a question because i keep saying to myself. was it edith or was it? macadoo? oh, i think it started ellen. i mean policy started before eat it. so you go to the wilson house in washington dc. there's a wonderful lady who does a wonderful tour and she's struggling with all these questions and i took the tour in october. she's stunning. so go there they're doing all the displays and edith and racism and stuff and thank you. thank you. these are wonderful recommendations. i'm thinking about this stuff. you

they were really english catholics. they had learned to work within the english system then once the revolution happens catholics disproportionately participate in the revolutionary movement, disproportionate to their numbers. they use that as a lever to gain more citizen ship rights. to move military service to help redefine what their status looks like. the other thing is really important is the french alliance it makes it very clear that the united states is not going to be a protestant nation. it is one of the things, 1778, right? they are working on earlier than that working on pulling the alliance together, the need for the alliance blocks congress from articulating a protestant logic for what they are doing. that opens up space. if we think about what's the word religion refers to in the colonial period and in britain to the revolution, there is intense antique it's also them in britain. there are riots in britain during the revolution. true religion does not include catholics. in the united states, they are goin

i mean, historically catholic pro. ready irish, i'm protestant, i've been through pro british, but the figures are different in terms of national identity. the for example, in terms of british only identity people at 31.9 percent and irish only is 29 point one percent. and so it's, it's that doesn't translate into majority for iris, unity, but it will add to the sort of the trends and the, the sort of sense of the direction that northern ireland is going in. the trend and the census has already been showing up in election so 201-719-2021. and we've seen this change where union political union is shrinking and the growth of the other community as we call it, the non lines people. the vote for the community alliance party and the green party and that other block which is like 20 percent or so it's going to have the deciding vote in any referendum on an irish unity. so i think what all the figures together mean? yeah. the 2 big blocks you need them and nationalism. they're going to have 2 wounds and went over to the, the

by pursuing this policy, it really relies on the fact that ita s catholics, they are used to being catholicsgenerations there will be a need and honestly invest money, they will change catholicism for something more acceptable and common european . moreover, the catholic church will think about how she keep her own image all over the world and it's not so for her. just immigrants. plus blur, you understand, this future is advertised and huge money is invested in this future until we advertise. yes, yes, it sounds bad, but as long as we do not advertise our values. our values ​​will lose. thank you now everything that is happening in the world should be considered from my point of view exclusively as a struggle between good and evil. that is why this is all dehumanization propaganda of sodomy, that's all. eh, means aimed at ensuring that evil wins. well, in fairy tales, in fairy tales, good always wins, but as it turns out, it really depends on each of us. there is no need to ask what the country has done for you, as the famous american politician used to say. tell me what you have done for t

most of the -- world by protestant unionists, many refused to hire catholics.ce when it came to housing. and northern ireland education system was segregated along religious lines. this conflict sparked an explosive era of deadly political violence from the late 1960s through the 1990s. it was known as the troubles, a time that was fraught with car bombs, rights and revenge killings across northern ireland. british troops were called in only to make matters worse. an estimated 3600 people were killed and 30,000 in georgia during those three decades of strife. a solution came in 1998 with american help and the signing of the so-called good friday agreement. the deal establish a new government for northern ireland representing both protestant unionists and catholic nationalists. it protected the rights of all people of northern ireland no matter what side you found yourself on. it effectively ended 30 years of violent conflict. now this may seem like a distant piece of history or thing of the past but the era of the troubles was not that long ago and there is sti

they were really english catholics. they had learned to work within the english system then once the revolution happens catholics disproportionately participate in the revolutionary movement, disproportionate to their numbers. they use that as a lever to gain more citizen ship rights. to move military service to help redefine what their status looks like. the other thing is really important is the french alliance it makes it very clear that the united states is not going to be a protestant nation. it is one of the things, 1778, right? they are working on earlier than that working on pulling the alliance together, the need for the alliance blocks congress from articulating a protestant logic for what they are doing. that opens up space. if we think about what's the word religion refers to in the colonial period and in britain to the revolution, there is intense antique it's also them in britain. there are riots in britain during the revolution. true religion does not include catholics. in the united states, they are goin

the amount of adversarial relations between catholic voting and non catholic voting had mellowed a great deal. the idea of the charge that nixon was dirty because he was encouraging bigotry same old nixon staff. you do not have to prove it all you have to do is say. >> we have already talked a little bit about fraud, let's close on that topic. nowadays we see every political election in these red and blue maps, the outcome from 1960. and the version of it that i like because you get more original terms is the one by county. of course, red being republican, blue being democratic. i guess when you see a map like this, comment a little bit on a couple of things. what do you see when you see a map like this? an outcome like this. for its own sake but also compared to what eisenhower was doing in the south. ultimately, the big west, shun was there fraud? if so, was it decisive? >> the numbers that iran, first of all, say that nixon had every likelihood of winning texas and illinois. had he won texas and illinois he would have been president of the united states in 1960. but, what i say when i

the the amount of adversarial relations between catholic voting and non-catholic voting had mellowed a great deal. so the idea of the charge that nixon was dirty because he was encouraging bigotry. sable nixon stuff you don't have to prove it. all you have to do is say it. we've already talked a little bit about fraud but let's close on that topic nowadays. we see i think every political election in these red. and blue maps of the outcome from 1960 and the version of it that i like to best because you really get into some more regional trends is the one by county. of course red being republican blue being democratic and so i guess when you see a map like this comment a little bit on a couple things. what do you see when you see a map like an outcome like this? for its own sake but also kind of compared to what eisenhower began to do in the south. and then ultimately the big question was their fraud and if so, was it decisive? the numbers that i ran first of all say that nixon had every likelihood of winning, texas and illinois. how do you want, texas and illinois he would have been p

jews were orthodox and were, of course, catholics.have one synagogue, but there were several from history. for the orthodox, this church used to be uniate. well, here is the church. in this house in 1606, casimir leon, the son of the lion of guardianship, was born and gave birth to a pebble. the family was famous, because if lev sapieha was even the chancellor of the grand duchy of lithuania , this already says a lot. well, it's natural that he was not alone. after him there were successors of this kind. and we have wooden statues in ruzhany along sovetskaya street, and this statue has been cut down for everyone, and in front of the house of culture there are also portraits on some buildings of representatives of the clans. zhanami kasimir levon sapper refers to the provision of the butcher with magdeburg rights and the coat of arms of the acts of ruzhany of the late xviii star us and past the court architect from the opera of john samuel beker and it was decided not to repair it, but to issue a new, stone one in place. second, yes, l

as catholic but thursday census results show 45.7 percent now identified catholic compared with 43.5 percent. as a protestant. that mitchell is an assistant professor in conflict resolution and reconciliation at trinity college in dublin. and he says that although the census information could have a referendum on our unity, the picture is more complex than it once was. and religious identity doesn't automatically translate into political preference. i mean, historically, catholics, pro irish and protestant been pro pro british. but the figures are different in terms of national identity. the, for example, in terms of british only identity people at 31.9 percent. and irish only is 29 point one percent. and so it's, it's, this doesn't translate into majority for iris unity, but it will add to the sort of the trends and the, the sort of sense of the direction that northern ireland is going in. the trend in the sense this has already been showing up in election. so in 201-719-2021. we've seen this change. we're union, political union is shrinking and the growth of the other community, as

i will rely on the work here relying on the work of us catholics in north america colonial catholicsh empire in north america were pretty loyal to the british state they learn to work with in the english system and then once the revelation happened catholics disproportionately participate disproportionate to their numbers and use that as a lover to gain more citizenship rights to help redefined what religion looks like the other thing that's important is the french alliance makes it very clear the united states is not a protestant nation that they are working on it earlier than that to pull that alliance together that i need for that blocks congress from articulating that protestant if we just think of what the word religion refers to in the colonial period and in britain true religion does not include that but in the united states they will broaden that allowing catholics into that space so they will look for language when they exclude jews what they want is someone who adheres to serve in public office and acknowledges the old and new testament that will include any catholic or pro

chaplinsky took the same bullet to the church, where got married according to the catholic rite, and him away from the wrong one from the chizmatic, because he was with the chizmatic. khmelnitsky came to the edge of old age with a complaint about chiplinsky, i do n’t know anything, they said ground. and we don’t want to know the attack was made without our knowledge, at the behest of chaplinsky himself, sue him legally. khmelnytsky sued. the court didn't go along with it either . khmelnitsky challenged chaplinsky to a duel, gentleman. came with 3 friends, really great story, being wary of polish deceit. bogdan put on bulletproof vests under the dress, that is, and when the first onslaught, slept with a cry of a cossack, did not die, he dispersed all four damn khmelnitsky were put in a polish prison, then released. then he again sued, considered, considered, considered the case of the murder of his son and the kidnapping of his wife, and summarized the boy behaved outrageously. myself. here are witnesses to the death of a child. it's nobody's fault. and your wife wants you pani khmeln

while catholics historically favor irish unit re unification. the island of island was partitioned in 1922 with that. what was to become the republic of ireland levy? the united kingdom by then northern islands population had a 2 thirds majority of protestants who were overwhelming meet pro british the census held in 20013 years after power sharing arrangement was reached. shad 53 percent of the population identified as protestant and 44 percent as catholic with thursday. census result show 45.7 percent now identifies catholic compared with 43.5 percent as protestants. david mitchell is an assistant professor in conflict resolution and reconciliation at trinity college in dublin. and he says it, although the census information could hasten a referendum of irish unity, the picture is more complex than it. once was. religious identity doesn't automatically translate into political preference. i mean, historically, catholics prove irish, i'm protestant, i've been through pro british, but the figures are different in terms of national identity. the

catholics.ed as british only — that�*s a drop compared with previous census figures, when 29.1% said they were irish only. it�*s worth noting that a growing number identify as northern irish and as not belonging to any religion. irish nationalist politicians say, basically, the census shows there is a growing trend towards a referendum on irish unity. unionists disagree — saying it is far from the case that all catholics want a united ireland. it is certainly true that the link between religion and politics is weaker than it was a century ago. but one way or another, these census results will play significantly into the debate about northern ireland�*s future. nationalist politicians say these point to a trend that will eventually lead to a referendum on irish unity whereas unionists disagree and say it is far from the case that all catholics would support a united ireland. chris, thank you. it is called unboxed. a celebration of creativity across the united kingdom. this is see monster in westo

catholic church of the savior of the holy roof from parts behind everyone calls me just a kalvary church. calvara tore its name from the latin word calva sherp and in latin it means that from the greek golgotha ​​the place of affairs was protected by christ well, today the calvaria horse is one stroke in the city of minsk we are not the most such great, a la, i thought that these the church where people discovered god joked, god hesitated. this is how the very life of a divine person has always been there , but we understand that they should be washed away by this spiritual spiritual aspect of their ascension and joking. it’s you for more than the tenth year of this church church, these kostya have been attending divine prayer services for years, and your mother has her own about the fact that there is a trembling church in general and that’s all. god, the criminality of the fact that corny porridge was there 2,000 a year ago, colleagues from were afraid, then it’s the cheapest way to improve the physical spiritual line of change is already the same person and the person just gets rid of

front includes christian catholics in china. chinese government, the foreign religion essentially entails christian catholic community in china. now they tested out, it worked and no one paid a price for in the chinese leadership. thank god we live in a country that shows leadership in this effort. they haven't really been serious enough in this leadership and the community in china does not have the type of voice they should have. i worry the same method being implanted in the uyghurs homeland without much consequence now will be implement it in the christian community. we are already seeing signs of testing actresses moving from the top of the churches in china and putting up xi jinping pictures on the walls in places of worship. in the case of uyghurs, you don't look at pictures to practice your religion so now with this effort they were rewriting the karen to make it religion, communism is not a religion, it may be for xi jinping and his cohorts but it's not a religion. communism in this are not compatible so as a destructiv

norveld hosted catechism for catholics and they hosted sunday school for protestants. so you could send your kids in norvelt somewhere to be and indoctrinated into your faith, but there was no catholic church right in norvelt itself. all right, and the last questions or comments? and i don't know if you guys know when this would be. of work. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> under the spreading chestnut trees, the long fellow of colorful romantic industries of golden times. times which we call the good-old days. just how good were the good-old days? black smith of old times. he had to be, he was the feel. ♪ ♪ ♪ mighty man also and he had to be, he was the food industry for the fair nexts of life. the woman in the home, not often do you hear her grandchildren sigh for the good-old days, how she labored from dawn to dark. we need to know from when we have come and what we have advanced to appreciate what we have achieved and to have faith and opportunities to come through the american system, founded upon liberty and freedom of initiative that has created progress enviyed by all of the nations.

i'll be asleep majority of catholics to back united ireland —— catholics will be.l be swing voters. we know how eunice will vote, we know how nationalists will vote, we know how nationalists will vote. what we do not know is how the constitutional agnostics or atheists think, and they are quite often the same people the increasing number of religious agnostics there is quite a big overlap between those two categories. i5 is quite a big overlap between those two categories. is a is quite a big overlap between those two categories-— is quite a big overlap between those two categories. is a comp would you echo what the _ two categories. is a comp would you echo what the dup _ two categories. is a comp would you echo what the dup is _ two categories. is a comp would you echo what the dup is a _ two categories. is a comp would you echo what the dup is a lazy - two categories. is a comp would you echo what the dup is a lazy analysis | echo what the dup is a lazy analysis to link religious affiliation with opinion on constitutional change —— complicated picture. it is opi

catholics in china. the chinese government for religion tells we can muslims. it has worked and no one essentially pays the price for it, the chinese leadership around the world and showing the leadership in the separate, the cause has not been serious enough. the catholic community in china does not have the voice they should have in this discussion. i worry same method implemented in the wieger homeland without much consequence will be implement to in the christian community. we see signs of similar testing practices for churches in china and putting up xi jinping's pictures. in practice this religion. so now what these efforts they are rewriting the koran to make it communist ideology is religion, is not a religion. this is a destructive effort and i don't know how many times i have to say this but what is the cost of this leadership coverage? >> will be a proposition in leadership, where are the allies? where the liberal democracies who believe in human rights and religious freedom? unless there's a

catholics developed two lines of papacy. in pisa, even a third pope appeared only in 1417 at the ecumenical council in constances, all three popes were deposed and instead of them one new martin was elected the fifth to this day. the holy see recognizes as legitimate popes only those who ruled time. izvigiones and pisas are considered antipopes exactly 220 years ago, on september 20, 1802, emperor alexander was the first to issue a manifesto on the establishment of ministries instead of of outdated boards created under peter the great, eight of them were created by the ministry of foreign affairs of the ministry of justice of the ministry of internal affairs of the ministry of finance of the ministry of commerce of the ministry of public education, the functions of the modern ministry of defense were divided into two departments, the military ministry controlled the ground forces, and the naval one was in charge of the navy of the russian empire, the powers of each minister were determined by clear instructions, questions, m

crossmaglen is a catholic town, a former stronghold of the ira. army base is the youth center. the catholic youth here define their identities very differently. the cross the border routinely. they all have relatives in the republic of ireland. >> i'm irish. i wouldn't really count myself as british, because we are so connected to ireland. and we live in northern ireland. we're still ireland, so, irish, yeah. >> i feel like even though northern ireland is part of the united kingdom, i just feel because it's our own island, you just feel irish. reporter: all at once, unification with eu-member republic of ireland is on the table, according to surveys. the irish nationalist sinn fÉin, once the political arm of the ira, emerged from the northern ireland assembly election in may as the strongest party. liz kimmins is a deputy to the assembly. liz: covid and brexit has shown people that here are huge benefits to an all-ireland economy and an all-ireland approach. and that's something that is growing without any of us pushing, it's coming naturally. and

crossmaglen is a catholic town, a former stronghold of the ira. army base is the youth center. the catholic youth here define their identities very differently. the cross the border routinely. they all have relatives in the republic of ireland. >> i'm irish. i wouldn't really count myself as british, because we are so connected to ireland. and we live in northern ireland. we're still ireland, so, irish, yeah. >> i feel like even though northern ireland is part of the united kingdom, i just feel because it's our own island, you just feel irish. reporter: all at once, unification with eu-member republic of ireland is on the table, according to surveys. the irish nationalist sinn fÉin, once the political arm of the ira, emerged from the northern ireland assembly election in may as the strongest party. liz kimmins is a deputy to the assembly. liz: covid and brexit has shown people that here are huge benefits to an all-ireland economy and an all-ireland approach. and that's something that is growing without any of us pushing, it's coming naturally. and

of catholics, the number of people from a catholic background, is greater than the number of people they are either catholic or brought up catholic is now 45.7% of the population of northern ireland. the figure for people who are protestants or brought up protesta nts or brought u p protesta nts, protestants or brought up protestants, 43.5%. another key statistic, national identity. 31.9% say they identified as only british, 29.1% say only irish. 20% said they identified as northern irish, that can be seen as somewhere in the middle between the british and irish identities. so more people still identifying as being british than irish, but for the first time, more catholics than protestants. so looking at that data, to what extent do you think this is going to give rise to conversations about a possible border poll? haifa rise to conversations about a possible border poll? how these statistics are _ possible border poll? how these statistics are interpreted - possible border poll? how these statistics are interpreted will. statistics are interpreted will depend really on where people

they were dissatisfied with the dominance of catholics in the city council, and the royal viceroy did not approve their person for the post, as a result of the pogroms , dozens of priests, monks, officials, and nobles were killed. and after that, the second huguein war began, and there were eight in all, the soldiers stopped so much at the end of the 16th century. when they adopted the nanese decrees that guaranteed freedom of religion on september 29, 1918, bulgaria signed the truce of nika, in fact, capitulation and withdrew from the first world war. she fought on the side of germany, austria-hungary and turkey against forgetting russia and its allies. that it was russia that paid for its independence with the blood of its soldiers, but nationalism, the desire to create great bulgaria , determined the policy of tsar ferdinand the first and the ruling elite wanted to get macedonian thrace, the good southern bulgarians occupied serbia, fought in greece, but in september the allies broke through the thessaloniki front and bulgarian. the army collapsed thirst for revenge. she forced her

i think it is interesting the 45.7% identify as catholic in the census is 42.5% identify as catholicritish passports and more of irish passports and more of irish passports at the slightly more on the census since speak irish. in the next 15 or 20 years, could we see a united ireland? if we can also see in independent scotland, this is seismic and i'm not referring to fracking. but obviously, some many irish people have emigrated all of the world, including my grandparents by the way, but it is extraordinary. so, we will see how what reaction there is for unionists in the most important thing that needs to continue in northern ireland is peace and that is with the good friday agreement and some resolutions between the united kingdom and the eu is vital. band resolutions between the united kingdom and the eu is vital. and we will see you — kingdom and the eu is vital. and we will see you again _ kingdom and the eu is vital. and we will see you again at _ kingdom and the eu is vital. and we will see you again at half— kingdom and the eu is vital. and we will see you again at half past

this means that our state has a certain legal relationship with the roman, catholic costume.he way, was one of the first to present his credentials to the head of state, respectively, recognizing the existing constitutional system and the order that exists in belarus, those authorities that exist in our country, therefore it seems to me that the respected representatives of our government . here, appropriate appeals should be made to the roman catholic church about the expediency of being in the ranks of the priests. church. here are such, uh, characters like this baroque, so he escaped from republics, belarus, as far as i know it is possible that a criminal case has been opened against this person, if it is not opened, it is immediately necessary. that's because these are not calls for the revolution, i will correct you. these are calls for a civil war in our country, yeah. here, uh. hey, this is where our people live. our relatives and our children live here. here, and not only one borok and such people must be put in their place. in my opinion. uh, with the use of the enti

the catholic church opposes abortion, believing that life begins at conception.bortions during the first two years of my residency. >> while doctors vbs distance eo and horvath once provided of martian and our providers, some like -- what another direction. >> it came to a head one day. the doctor said, why are you treating my patient like a tumor? she eventually challenged me to show that i was supposed to take care of to patients. >> he stopped abortion care and started his own ob/gyn practice. >> it's practicing the best of modern medicine with the healing of jesus christ. you don't have to say anything about jesus in order to do that, you just need to be compassionate and holistic and integrated. >> taken different paths but all seeing their work as a way of expressing catholic values. >> the values that were instilled in me, those values that, in my faith tradition, where attributed to jesus, for example. those of compassion, love, acceptance, equality. i continue to express those in the work that i'm doing. >> that was nbc's kathy park, reporting. next, sou

now identifies catholic compared with 43.5 percent persistence. well, david mitchell is an assistant professor in conflict resolution reconciliation at trinity college dublin and says religious and political identities in northern ireland and not necessarily tied. there are reasons to think that this result isn't that significant because religious identity doesn't automatically translate into political preference. i mean, historically catholic pro irish and protestant pro pro british, but the figures are different in terms of national identity. the for example, in terms of british only identity people at 31.9 percent and irish. ready only is 29 point one percent. and so it's, this doesn't translate into majority for iris unity, but it will add to the sort of the trends and the, the sort of sense of the direction that northern ireland is going in and more than a 1000000 households in the netherlands is struggling to pay their energy bills, which have doubled or even tripled in recent months. country has the highest gas prices in europe, and governm

there are now more catholics and protestants for the 1st time ever. 45.7 percent. now i didn't 5 catholic compared to 43.5 percent as protestant. that's bringing david mitchell. he's an assistant professor in conflict resolution and reconciliation at trinity college and dublin. he joins us now from belfast. so this isn't anything of a surprise, but she fain is still cooling this a historic change. what really impact be? yeah, it absolutely is the start given that you said the nature of northern ireland and the fact that it was create created to secure what would be a very long last think product the majority of years ago. ready 100 year later majority has gone, so it's definitely adding, it will add to the calls for a referendum and irish unity. this is really what we have of the 990 it good friday agreement. however, there are reasons to think that this result isn't that significant. because religious identity doesn't automatically translate into political preference. i mean, historically catholic pro irish and protestant have been pro pro british . but the figure

we have had the catholic church here, the catholic church. the entrance is in fact on the other side of the buffer zone. now we will head back to go see one of the mosques of the c o makalya next election. okay. okay. ah ah. c * how he see her, the most good was built as a mosque? no, my thing is because when the ottoman entered into the coffee or when the concrete cypress, they turned all catholic churches all the time, king to mosques. therefore we have more right over here that look like cathedral through so we have here a classic the mosque with one main dome in 4 half dawn around it. and then 3 dawns in the front. it was see how elaborate the work on the line stone on the nina is. it is really for fact you learn ah, oh, an eventful day on site, chris straws to a close to morrow. i'm heading to the beach. cypress bases $300.00 days of sunny year, an average temperature of 20 degrees celsius. countless cultural treasures and 620 kilometers of beach is attract tourists from around the world. in 20142400000 visitors came here by 2019. that n

yes, the fact that the catholic church is like a toad.ell them that the pranks of the humovs are the same, and at the shoal they protest against truth, they have their own human wateriness. it will be necessary not only with the word aliya mahshima and the forceful method of mahshimunavad zbroya. so he realizes that he is committing crimes, when in belarus, where orthodox catholics exist peacefully, despite such xens, there will be a peaceful orthodox catholics, he is trying to drive a wedge into this, because. well, if he hadn't been to the sinzon he would have been ordinary. well, wrestling. yes, no one would listen to his words. why do they make sense to you, in general, what dmitry even if he were an ordinary barque, but they have such words under them, a certain criminal legal qualification, of course, is called inciting social racial birth of hatred, discord and so on, spiritual status, with regard to spiritual status, the assessment of his words and actions should be given by the roman catholic church. this means that our state has