now chaplain could be. an angry populist prone in his films to kick and abusive police officer in the backside when he wasn't looking and to ridicule the clueless rich person. but chaplains comic and sometimes bitter criticisms of the excesses of unregulated capitalism and excessive government authority. we're not really anti-american subversive messages, but hoover thought otherwise agents started monitoring chaplain shortly after the end of world war one just waiting for an opportunity to pounce on one of america's most visible non-citizens when chaplain left the us for a european promotional tour during the depths of the mccarthy era the us government revoked as us visa and thereby blocked his return rather than challenge that decision which was made without any hearing or due process chaplain. just moved to switzerland and left the america behind. but not forever. in his battles with the j edgar hoovers of this world. chaplain had the last laugh. he returned briefly to hollywood him triumph in 1972 to r

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senate is -- by the chaplain, he's been the senate chaplain since 2003., does this guy have a voice. >> let us pray. almighty guard. have a compassion on us, with your unfailing love. as our lawmakers prepare to formally certify the votes cast by the electoral college, be present with them. guide our legislators with your wisdom and truth. as they seek to meet the requirements of the united states constitution. lord inspire them to seize this opportunity, to demonstrate to the nation, and world how the democratic process can be done properly and in an orderly manner. help them to remember, that history is a faithful stenographer. and so are you. we pray in your sovereign name, amen. >> the fact that we even have a senate chaplain and the house chaplain, it's kind of a weird thing. it's a contradiction in the country in which separation of church and state is a constitutional hallmark, even james madison came to believe it wasn't entirely kosher. but it chaplain open every day of congressional business starting with the continental congress in 70 74 and th

we pray in your sovereign name, amen. >> the fact that we even have a senate chaplain at the house chaplain, it's kind of a weird thing, it's a bit of a contradiction in a country in which separation of church and state is a constitutional hallmark, even james madison came to believe it wasn't entirely closure. but a chaplain opened every day of congressional business starting with the continental congress, 1774, and the tradition has continued. the way this contradictions been resolved over the years, is whatever his or her specific termination, personally, and there will be christian, the chaplin praise and leads in a non secretary and -- there are regular guest chaplains, in arms, rabbis, even the dalai lama. rather than imposing a particular religion on the congress, the house and senate chaplain use it to reflect americas multi faith democracy. a couple of miles away from the capitol on january 6th, donald trump's save america rally, also started with upper, but that prayer was a little different. >> let every adversary, against democracy, against freedom, against life, against liberty

the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, our strong tower,

the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. savior, lead us today as a shepherd guides sheep. direct our lives. inspire our hearts. may the talents here on capitol hill help bring unity and healing to our nation and world.

the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. o god our father, we wait to serve you as you desire. may we do what is right and trust you completely. lord, make us alert to the needs of those lives you seek to touch, providing us with

. ♪ [laughter] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, chaplain james foster, command chaplain of the jointk force national capital region and united states army military district of washington. >> i invite to a moment of prayer with me on this hot amazing day. almighty god, who rules the nation and gives freely to those who asked, and thank you for a nation here that continues to call upon your name because of your righteous right arm for generation after generation, now, the men and women of this nation have stood up when called upon in order to do our very best at providing liberty, justice for all, and a piece that passes all understanding. the headstones surrounding the amphitheater and a multitude of others around the globe stand in representation of brave souls that have gone on before us and for which we give particular thanks today. they call out to us to choose wisely in our endeavors. will you still our hearts to bring us together for that peace that only you provide? in your holy name, i ask it. amen. >> please remain standing for our national anthem presented by the united stat

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in memory of our dead soldiers . that monstrous, as they now understand mistake, rests here, the chaplainof the alpine divisions of don carl, new york, a modest army man, whose priest the soldiers loved much more than the generals who sent them to the slaughter. after the battle, the battalion chaplain don carlo new york, who was canonized, asked for four ordinations to go give the last blessings of the dead. we put all the dead in a line of lying snow. he was bending down and blessing each one when he noticed that we had placed only the alpine shooters in a row. he told us guys no , not only alpines and russians, too, hungarians and germans of all, because here all god's creations. and in the winter of forty-second million people in england america occupied europe prayed for victory russians near stalingrad, the defeat on the volga was such a catastrophe for the third reich that the nazis could not recover after it. the battle of stalingrad, according to western historians , was a turning point on the eastern front, but we know this was the turning point of the entire second world war in

the chaplain: let us pray.ngth of all who put their trust in you, remind our lawmakers that we can accomplish little without your mercy and grace. give them the wisdom to trust your power and might in their every endeavor, as you inspire them to live worthy of your faithfulness. lord, we all borrow

the prayer today will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me? stir up our hearts, o lord, this day, that we may prepare ourselves for the work you have laid before us. wake our minds that they would be alert and fully open to the living -- to

. >> reporter: in the donbas in eastern ukraine, an army chaplain and his team film their journey into lyman, russian artillery falling around them. russia has taken control of half the town the chaplain was looking for ukrainian civilians to evacuate. further down the road we met some. oleksandr was escaping lyman with his family. "we were hoping the russians wouldn't enter the town, but then we had to leave the town doesn't exist anymore," he says, "before they left to catch a train out of the region russia is interested in lyman a small town for one reason, range. if russian forces take lyman, it puts two ukrainian cities, slaviansk and kramatorsk, within striking distance of russian artillery. walking in artillery is russia's main tactic now it's destructive, simple, and proving effective. so is russia's other tactic, blockade russia's takeover of large parts of southern ukraine and warships in the black sea are cutting off ukraine from selling its main export, grain. and these satellite images ukraine says show russian ships stealing some of that food the european commission today

and then, all of a sudden, i remember the door opened and the chaplain came out.lse. he's like, your son is dead. >> nick and haile were both dead. kimberly fell to her knees. and then, the chaplain told her, it was no accident. >> he's like, your son was shot. and i was like -- and then, i mean, shot? that just wasn't -- >> doesn't fit. >> i just remember feeling, like, i said what do you mean, shot to death? when i could finally get something out. and he said, well, he was shot three times. i was like, shot? what do you mean shot three times? and that -- that was -- i couldn't function. i couldn't really hear, after that. >> were you there, rachel, during that? >> i walked in. and then, my dad said that somebody -- somebody shot nickel baby. and i remember, i just went right outside, and i sat in snow. i just buried my head into my hands, and i started to cry. and then, he tapped me on the shoulder, and told me, haile's gone, too. >> that's your brother and your best friend. do you remember what was racing through your head, rachel? >> basically, why? i guess, w

once they departed, the reverend frederick brown harris, chaplain of the senate delivered a short eulogy adjusting mister hoover's humanitarian work and his strong unbending unblemished. then president johnson placed a wreath at the base of the lincoln catapult and bend his head. there is a press photo and another press photo. chaplain sending kenneth ames pronounced the benediction, included a rotunda ceremony a few minutes after 3 while the rotunda cleared, they inspected arrangements for the period after the departure, the family, rotunda was open to the public from 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm. october 20 fourth the rotunda opened again and was open to the public between 9 am and 9:00 pm. over the two days, 30,000 people filed past the hoover casket, throughout the lying in state period the joint service guard of honor maintained constant vigil changing relief units every 30 minutes, the next day october 20 fifth at 9:30 the last ceremonies began when it was moved from the capitol to washington national airport. the navy band was on the capitol plaza left of the steps as the national color det

. >> chaplain. >> i know chapped in. navy captain! stand for fornea. [applause] >> thank you very much, mister president. what a privilege it is for me to be here this evening. thank you for the invitation. on january 22nd, 1963, news reached camp david of the assassination of president kennedy, who had just been a recent visitor to camp david. there was a contractor working at camp at that time by the name of kenneth plummer. and mr. plummer noticed that in that experience, there was nowhere for people to gather, to pray, to think, to be quiet. there was no secret space whatsoever. and so, mr. plummer began the process of saying that he wanted to see a chapel built at camp david. it took him some time, but through his persistence, he was able to form a nonprofit, he raised the money to build the chapel, and the ground was broken by president reagan, who was the first contributor, and then the chapel was dedicated during the presidency of president bush 41. it was also during that time that president bush decided that he wanted a chaplain there. and so

listen to a very angry army chaplain. brutalized that means is this war going to breed a generation of hoodlums and gangsters who whole life cheaply? i've seen killing. but i've never met an american soldier who liked it. i've seen men under combat achieve a feeling of humanity such as i'm sure they'd never known before. seen them comfort each other when homesickness shattered their spirit. laughed together over common discomfort cry unashamedly when their comrades died. and without hesitation offer the final sacrifice. the risk of their lives to save another man's life. i saw democracy overseas as it's only talked about at home. there were no foxhole penthouses for the wealthy. no restricted areas for white christians only. brutality is something more than a surface matter revealed by rough beards bloodshot eyes. strong language torn clothes muddy bodies real brutality is lack of imagination a disregard for the rights of others the very things we've been fighting to destroy. if there's any suspicion that returning soldie

chaplain you tenet kenneth ames, concluding the ceremony -- while a rotunda cleared the hoover family -- for the lying in state period. after the departure of the family, the rotunda was open to the public from 3 pm to 9 pm. on october 24th, the rotunda opened again and was open to the public between the hours of 9 am and 9 pm. over the two days, approximately 30,000 people filed past the lincoln kind of fault, and the hoover casket. throughout the state period, the joint service guard of honor maintained a constant vigil changing relief units every 30 minutes. the next day, sunday october 25th, at 9:30, the last ceremonies began when the casket was moved from the capital to washington national airport. the u.s. navy band was on the capitol plaza, to the left of the steps, as the national color detail appeared in the doorway, they presented arms, the body bearers took the casket to the steps and the navy band played abide with me, the body bearers moved down the steps through the honor court and down to the hers. after the casket was placed in the hearse, -- in the hoover family and o

during world war ii, its chaplains served in the gatchina ss division.than 40 years since 1901, metropolitan andrey shevtinsky was the primate of the uniates about him in the story of olga mokhova in 2015, on the 150th anniversary of the birth of andrey sheptytsky, president of ukraine petro poroshenko personally addressed the israeli national memorial-catastrophe and heroism yadva shem with a request to honor the metropolitan the title of righteous among the nations is awarded to non-jews. those who saved the jews during the years of the nazi occupation, the request was denied for the umpteenth time since 1964, not according to myths. i think it's very combed figure, but very controversial, he is indeed such a specific, but very real character of the historical era, in which the population does not know which flag to raise ukrainian moses for some for others, an accomplice of nazism and the only inspirer of ukrainian nationalists, metropolitan andre a native of the ancient family of galician boyars and gentry among his ancestors, both before the signing

the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray.d everlasting god, by whose spirit we are governed and sanctified, thank you for continuing to hear and answer our prayers. lord, we have repeatedly pray

once they departed, the reverend frederick brown harris, chaplain of the senate, delivered a short eulogy addressing mr. heavers humanitarian work and his strong, unbending, unblemished character. then, president johnson place a reef at the base of the lincoln catafalque and bowed his head. there's a press photo. and another press photo. chaplain lieutenant kenneth aims of the military district of washington pronounced the benediction concluding the rotunda ceremony a few minutes after three. while the rotunda cleared, the hoover family inspected arrangements for the line instate period, after the departure of the family, the rotunda was open to the public from 3 pm to 9 pm. on october 24th, the rotunda opened again and was open to the public between the hours of 9 am and 9 pm. over the two days, approximately 30,000 people filed past the lincoln catafalque and the hoover casket. throughout the line and state period, the joint service guard of honor maintained a constant vigil, changing relief units every 30 minutes. the next day, sunday, october 25th at 9:30, the last ceremonies began wh

university chaplain at the university of san francisco. i am a friend of matt dorsey. (applause).me together from many differing faiths and beliefs. we all join in asking for this blessing as matt dorsey takes on the important role as supervisor for district 6 for the city of san francisco. we also ask for lessings on may or london breeds and leaders of every political supper situation.

we invite our guests to remain standing for our national anthem, sung by first-class donald neil, chaplainps, united states navy. >> ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, i invite you to join me for prayer . eternal father, as we gather to graduate in the commission, the class of 2022, we realize only four years ago, these midshipmen arrived at the naval academy and marched through the doors of bankrupt all to begin a wife -- a life of service. it was there they were taught the highest ideals of duty, honor and loyalty. we are prepared for the arduous task of military leadership. may their memories of the naval academy always bring happiness and peace to their hearts. may the friendships they formed here sustain them throughout their lives. may their service to america make our country stronger. on this day, as they receive their commissions, as they take their rightful places to the services in which they have been assigned, let them protect them from all harm. father, less those who love them , and even now, are looking on with deep pride and affection. give them this rich satisfaction of knowing

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. >> we need a new chaplain that will prove that sinema is not silent.ll continue to fight because we have no other choice than to fightor freedom. i am convinced that the dictator will lose. >> what do you think about his visibility, communication style? >> i am proud of my president who i voted for. he is a wonderful human being. he is a sensitive, dp, and moral human being. he represents ukraine very well inis speeches, addressing the parliaments of various countries. in his address at the opening of the film festival he gave a ntastic speech. >> you were born in belarus at a time of the ussr, your family moved to ukraine, you have lived in russia as well. the identity of ukrainians in the west and the east of the country, suggesting that aspirations are different. how do you see the post soviet landscape right now? do you see there his sovereignty? -- there is sovereignty? >> let is not an easy question -- that is not an easy question. we are seeing history change before our eyes. in my lifetime, the ussr collapsed. independent countries were formed.

. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, chaplain james -- and the united states military district of washington.s. biden: i invite you -- >> i invite you to a moment of prayer on this hot amazing day. almighty god who rules the nations and gives freely to those who ask, i think before a nation here who continues to call upon your name. i thank you for the blessings you have bestowed upon us and the freeman's -- and the freedoms we enjoy because of your righteous right arm. for generation after generation, the men and women of this nation have stood up when called upon in order to do our very best at providing liberty, justice for all, and a peace that surpasses all understanding. the headstones surrounding this amphitheater and a multitude of others stand and representation of the brave souls who have gone on before us and for which we give particular thanks today. they call out to us to choose wisely in our endeavors. on this day of remembrance, stir our hearts to stand united and to continue striving for that peace that only you provide. bless our efforts in this day today. in your holy name i

university chaplain at the university of san francisco. i am a friend of matt dorsey. (applause).ction. as we come together from many differing faiths and beliefs. we all join in asking for this blessing as matt dorsey takes on the important role as supervisor for district 6 for

the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray.rnal god, in a divided nation and world, use our lawmakers to bring order from chaos, harmony from discord, and truth from falsehood. remind them

it was also during that time that president bush decided he wanted a chaplain there. so i've had the privilege of following in the legacy of having navy chaplains at camp david ever since that time. if there is any one thing that i would want you to know about camp david, it is that there is a very unique climate of community fair. it is a small group of people. a lot of people do not realize it is a military installation. those who are there were chosen because of their desire to serve their nation by serving their commander-in-chief. this unique climate of community and even maybe in so far as a climate of family that exists there, to a great extent, is made possible by the presidents and how they use and serve. i'm a little prejudice because of my time with president bush, but i would suggest to you that there is no one who has contributed more to a climate of community and family at camp david more than president and mrs. bush. and that is evident by many different things that they did. president bush was always connecting with people there. and that connection wi

and there are only three female chaplains in the royal navy.o rather than it having to be about what faith you�*re having a discussion about. i'm the only muslim on board. religion is all about peace, love and kindness, that is the whole point of religion. it's been a tough deployment. it has been a very unusual- deployment, we have gone all over the place, something like 20,000 miles. | it hasjust been really. busy and stressful but, to be here feels like i'm finally. working at my best and, for me, that is everything. clairejones, bbc claire jones, bbc news, clairejones, bbc news, hms northumberland. regarding the travel disruption and chaos, and the pictures we have seen over the weekend. update from the travel giant tui, they have been forced to cancel some holiday flights untiljune. they say that 34,000 people will be affected, because of those cancellations that it is now put in place at manchester airport. they are blaming this on a number of different factors, not least the inability to a enough staff to cope with the rush. there has be

i mentioned the chaplains.re's also additional welfare officers involved, and there's a special suicide task forc that is now helping the sailors. >> we should note, if you or anyone you know is struggling there is help at the national suicide prevention lifeline. the number is on your screen. 1800-273-talk. you can also text strength to 741741. >>> to ukraine where the steel plant in mariupol is apparently now under russian control. the ukrainian deputy prime minster announcing a planned prisoner swap with russia in the future. more than 50 ukrainian soldiers were evacuated from that plant yesterday. we don't know how many are still there at this point. as we see how this has affected, how this war continues to impact ukrainian families. look at this video from a rare glimpse inside a children's hospital. this is veronica. this is her birthday. what you're seeing right here. she's learning how to reuse her hand after an attack in donetsk hurt her, took her parents and her family, leaving her with damage to her

black, he's being the senate chaplain since 2003.ove, as our lawmakers prepare to formally certify the votes, cast by the electoral college,

suspicious of the soviet union, which communism saying, you know, it's a direct threat to democratic chaplain systems on the west. and so they were as uneasy their what server you're known as they were with. so germany, $938.00 the austrian angels. the petition of czechoslovakia by germany, poland and hungary, the beginning of world war 2. having realize the danger in march 1939 and the soviet union proposed an anti fascist alliance to western countries. this i've been trying to rally the west, make a stand with them against fascism. they opposed munich. they oppose allowing hitler in to check his ma vakio. but nobody would do that. so wasn't just in 1939. when the soviet proposed in elias britain and france against hitler, it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19th thirty's, that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happened, we could have stop hitler. we could have prevented the holocaust. we could have prevent the world war 2 because hitler was weak and knew he was weak. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west