of the russian orthodox church.he area of ​​her pastoral responsibility includes 16 countries, and in other countries, in addition to this, there are parishes of the russian orthodox church. and of course, the church, together with all people, is experiencing today. this is a difficult tragic time, and and, and prays for the world that should. it is natural to finish what started a few months ago, as we understand very well and this is important emphasize and this world must restore justice, because the patriarch did a lot to prevent the division of that church schism. i think, of course, you mean him, uh, which happened long before the start of a special military operation in ukraine, uh, and the patriarch, uh, talked with a bunch of yushchenkos. in general, you definitely can’t reproach that certain steps were not taken to prevent this separation. here are some private conversations. he shared with you. how predictable is he? was what happened next, whether it was inevitable or some other opinion he had on this ma

for the orthodox, this church used to be uniate. well, here is the church.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, landscaping for me the adoption of leo the rival, the lithuanian chancellor , by his wife, alexandra, in the best kin to where they have their shrines

the audience is the so-called laymen or believers of the russian orthodox church. churches in ukraine have a similar vision of the situation, at least those who belong to the church are close to the clergy of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate. and this is what they write on social networks, what is broadcast now in in many closed chat rooms of the moscow patriarchate, the popes of the moscow patriarchate are saying this in the face of the general public, not in the media , but hm, to their parishioners that it is the americans, that it is a war that kills a lot of people, that it is political, that it is politics, what are we, brothers, that everything will end, that’s right saying one of the elements of this propaganda through the church moscow church in ukraine propaganda of the russian world and it is precisely in this way that it is worth considering and i am surprised that our government has not made final decisions about the activities of the country's church the occupier and did not put it, she certainly did not leave certain legal accents in this matter,

in 1960 the church was closed and only in 1988 it was returned to the orthodox church. although nina petrovna lived all her life in the village of yuntily. people have been going to the mizgirian church since its return to believers; moreover, nina petrovna restored the shipedakh temple. yes , a pie. well, young with something or already a strong time we will carve out for you and in minuscule. with god, all the people rebuilt the shelter, everyone helped, that we had a lot of men in nadym. have not refused. and in general went to work. yes, the directors went and asked the sawmill to still cut the needles in the cemeteries and we didn’t pay them money, we didn’t have it, and then we tried the poorest nicknames for everyone, and how the mezgiryan church was restored for more than 26 years, petrovna worked not for her as a treasurer for everything years, says not a single name. no, the parishioners did not hear only honor and respect in their address. i was the youngest of them and this huge class finished name was not appointed treasurer. and so i worked these 26 and 27

some orthodox churches protsevali avos catholic luminskaya church was not such a tire in 1980 this churchs again open to the verniers and the joint of the chasin, and it is functioning people there, well, first them. now held on christmas day 25 december eighty years. here it is closed, well, there were a lot of people. well , of course, in the early days, a little bit, how can i tell you, there were a lot of people, but it was not so already in the nineties, that every year more and more people began to walk. if it’s sunday, then it’s still here to cross, it was impossible to raise your hand , such crowding was also not taught them to confess everyone. he even took such a public confession that people would admit their sins. well people would not be very happy they nechaya a bonfire in minsk, but then somewhere in the nineties they already began to achieve that the red one pumped like that. in the ninetieth year, the learned church already went to pray. well, here there is only the sun, i’m dammolovites and daniszyanza micha il about 1990, with the expansion of the ming kankakam, the ter

the russian orthodox church.rocession clearly showed how alive orthodoxy is in our lands, despite the fatigue and heat on the faces of the participants, the sincere joy of unity in the faith, the column stretched for several kilometers. pilgrims from germany arrived here, unfortunately, they could not pass, but all the saints of nezhirovich and the surrounding area. we visited here orthodoxy is felt we already have nothing of this, so i wanted to become it myself heard a lot. it's really. so one hundred percent here i want to pray. orthodoxy is here. do not lose it, because orthodoxy without orthodoxy there is no more life. yes, there really is a god in belarus, i'm a merchant. you know, the only thing everyone prays. probably to have peace on earth and i hope that they will hear it. about 400 people left zaslavl, and several thousand believers joined in minsk, of course, it was not easy, the participants remember in the evening, some people say come to the place of lodging for the night. they can’t even reach th

well, i'm a church. i have a fresh heta quite often, the scalloped facade akimats the currencies twisted on the sides, but also the jamu. it was so, but, because such a facade was not a work of art and according to the instructions of the carmelite authority at the sefaçade, and the screws were to be so without politeness. the wars of the seventeenth century along the misha regius of the commonwealth and muscovy were demolished, and in many places one of these companies suffered the glybotsky temple on landing, on the eighteenth hundred hills. here i am with dary's wuxia, the fire is already razbural, rested in the third 1700s, the nonoptism of the global yagora of construction arises, ideology changes on our lands, and, uh, i'm kraft yes, in the film velma great popularity, but there is the so-called villin barovka. eh, bright jump to that first before you of the st. sophia cathedral after the instigation of the sub-story war and deep souls do not collapse. i'll get out the facade. come in, more chances

he's a man of faith and a nice change for the church. it's brit. i'm a church rebel. the self proclaimed rebel has landed in edinburgh. his mission is unconventional. he's leading a group of whiskey enthusiasts through scotland. whiskey, he says, is holy water, spirituality and spirit in one. father volk gung, horta, has been organizing whiskey pilgrimages in his free time. for years and they're almost always full. this is his 1st trip since corona bus driver, david williams is a familiar figure on the tours. id. hello. hello. can you hear me? great. we're ready to go. via didn't eyes or stop tonight. it's welcome to the promised land of scotland group, lung transplant. david williams drives whiskey tours regularly, but both gung halter taught him that they can also be seen as christian pilgrimages . didn't know who i was get and i looked at itinerary and i saw the name under, in a sure who fools gang come off the plane and what was counted dog color. and as far as like i say to him is, this will kill, you know, he going to be drinking whiskey and he said, will, you k

church. a huge iron key , a woman opens the doors of the shrine, by the way , this key is as much a vest as the temple itself, and its history is inextricably linked with the name of the national hero in the temple, little tadeusz was baptized. but we have preserved from the old church, the font in which tadeusz was baptized, kosciuszko was bought near this one. we are now with you, the font, the original in the house. museum. there is a photo of our font. and we have the real one on this font and a photograph of a book with a record of baptism, tadeush, kostyushka a photograph of his real house in which he was born and lived in my hands a copy of the book with a record of baptism, tadeush, kostyushka. in our country , kosciuszko was baptized on february 12, 1746. at baptism he received three names, he was baptized under the names andrey tadeusz bananatura. uh, why three names so happened that the name andrei fell on his birthday according to the catholic calendar, and his parents had already

oleksandr somehow correlates the transition of churches to the ukrainian orthodox church there with thece the enemy. perhaps in the de-occupied territories more communities are freed and want to move. you see and understand this every day. they say that everything is not on time, uh, i don’t understand when it will be on time, ugh, and what needs to be on time, because we also don’t understand, maybe you have some tools from the middle that are more visible decisions, when it will be said that in the end, why can the moscow patriarchate be banned in the baltic states, but not in ukraine, but it is not clear to me, well, accordingly, bishop, i would like to clarify with you. and what are the current dynamics of the transition of priests other hierarchs are from moscow of the patriarchate to the ukrainian orthodox church, well, actually, there is absolutely no dynamic, since all the parishes that join the orthodox church of ukraine today, they join without priests. i would very much like these parishes to join with their leading priests who know them. but unfortunately, we we haven't seen

of power and decision-making for the church., if questioned about children of priests, the church said, "they don't exist. and if they do, they're an exception." lisa: it's hard to say how many children of priests there are around the world. there could be thousands. you mightn't have heard about it, but, believe me, they're talking about it behind these walls. we're on a journey to uncover the secrets of the children who've been silenced for years. ♪♪♪ lisa: we're going to the very top to get some answers and to understand the depth of the hurt and the scale of the problem. lisa: this has been a very big deal, hasn't it, for the church? andrea tornielli: yes, yes. lisa: we'll speak to children of priests in a number of countries. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ lisa: the tourist guides boast that mount gambier in south australia offers unforgettable experiences and unique memories, but it's where this story starts for a woman who is missing a lifetime of memories. linda lawless: hi, how are you? well, welcome, come in. lisa: nice to meet you. lisa: li

because now the church got involved. so now, the church was saying who is this person?he was really running on that, make america godly again, she was gold to bold to do that. i said are you serious? she goes yes, posture. i want to make america godly again. i want you to help me. i was like, wow. >> why so many hispanics consider themselves democrats since the majority of us have been raised with strong conservative values? the hispanic community is pro god, pro life, pro family, pro america. why are we voting democrat? >> mayra flores carried the message throughout her campaign, -- >> got, family, country, why was it so effective in your eyes? specifically within the valley latino population, why did it resonate? >> that is our values. as latinos, we are raised with those values, we are raised to put god first. >> the values have always been there, right? is the difference now that the church is politicized? that the church was used as a political force to mobilize voters. what is the change, now? >> i think what happened, the force behind it was that now people are s

in terms of age , the much younger church is the church of st.ny this year it celebrated its 150th anniversary at the time. the church was built on the site of the one that burned down; the temple built a mouth according to the slavic ones with the support of count muravyov and the local authorities provided bed assistance to the peasants. unfortunately, the name of the architect has not survived to this day, but he has something to be proud of. after all, today the temple is a recognized monument of architecture of the 19th century . anthony is one of the most revered saints in the catholic world, too. therefore, it is not enough. in which there is no statue or icon depicting a young monk in the parish, especially if the old church is often surrounded by memorial plaques with inscriptions thank you st. anthony st. anthony is the patron not only of the poor, but also of travelers, so if you are an avid wanderer, look into the church will definitely not be superfluous. and gratitude. this is why the saint is often addressed as an assistant in find

of the church of scotland.n that level he is not really a dissenter those that are dissenting in england english presbyterian and baptist and then fellow travelers in north america. as in a weekend protestant in scotland that's why they bring him they reach a point where they say the best thinkers and leaders will come from scotland so they recruited him as the weekend leader and from there he is not a dissenter in north america either because there is not an establishment but he does move between the two networks and communicates with a lot of awakened protestants and then takes up the mantle of dissenters there is a conscious group of people and will work with that group of people when it serves purposes and he is very active to make sure no bishop comes to the colonies so that parliament will overstep to put a bishop in the colonies and then to end up with those were not that sympathetic to him like edgar stiles who is not in the awakened movement in order to promote the agenda to protect from the anglican b

the trinity church will be taken away by one of the most authentic churches in belarus, has taken its unique flight , the symbiosis of the symbiosis was frozen, that the prisoner of the turbulent history of our ukraine although even more early ones are eschewed, and the gulna is recognized, so that the ancients of your these churches are closely connected with the nesvizh jazesuit a church, but a snotty special yahoo fundator, and the church of chyorny has padavans in a smaller style than the narrow church near nesvizh was divided on foot, and at least under the chance of a buddha, and it coincides with the same chance to succeed. traditional wow, this chance in the belarusian lands fell the renaissance. i was just on the shank of the 1.580s, the tahajas ruler of these lands near the mikolai, the roofs, gave birth to an orphan. returned from a pilgrimage near jerusalem returned with a catholic shire and behind a narrow counter-reformation swindler with his column with the right was the fight against the explosion of formatting. i squeezed some of us out here yagobadko so myself, and n

the rector of the holy trinity church of the russian orthodox church in belgrade, father vitaly tarasevdescendant of the immigrants of the first wave, his church keeps the icon of prince alexander nevsky, the heavenly patron admiral alexander kolchak , left here at the beginning of the century by officers of the russian fleet. right next to it, baron pyotr wrangel is buried died. he was in brussels in belgium in 1929, but in his will it was written that in the event of death, to be buried in the fraternal orthodox slavic country is always. immediately after the end of the first world war , uh, came to rural lands in the balkans, uh. well, historians say up to 80,000 russian refugees. and, of course, when in the twenties it was necessary to restore the normal life of the people and restore many institutions and state cultural scientific, of course, the arrival of russian rabies helped the serbs restore, grandfather. vitaly tarasov was also an orthodox priest in 1920, like many other serbian emigrants, the government granted him the right to work russians, then very much appreciated in th

because now the churches involved. and now the church says who is this person? and she is really running on that make america godly again. she was bowl to do that. and i told her are you serious? and she says yes pastor. i want to make america great again and i want you to help me. i was like wow. >> why so many spanish have considered themself democrats, when they've been raised with strong conservative values. pro-life, pro-america. so why are we voting democrat? >> she carried her same message throughout the campaign. reflecting the make america great again movement. >> why was that so effective in your eyes? specifically within the valleys latina population? >> that's her values. as latinos, we are raised with those values. to put god first. >> but the valleys not only been like that. is the difference now that the church is politicized? the church was used as a political force to mobilize voters? what is the change? now >> i think what happened is the force behind it was now that people are starting to wake up. you know, i'm a conservative at heart. so why

he mentioned the church of scotland, there are some established churches in the colonies. these two are bulwark for religiosity in great britain. it seems like you have a great deal of impact on the colonies as well. >> yes. and one of the real surprises for me in this project was realizing just how important the complex establishment in the british empire really was. and this is following on work by -- i'm not the first person to say this. at the end of the glorious revolution, britain creates a by confessional state as part of the settlement that brings england and scotland together in the glorious revolution. great britain, the kingdom of great britain has to establish churches. and then, in the aftermath of that, the colonial establishment that is not anglican, and that's really just the colonies in new england. those colonies are allowed to retain their congregationalist establishment. across the british empire, there are three different established churches. someone who is a dissenter and one place, can be part of an establishment in another place. that has two conse

well, i have a fresh church. this is quite often a scalloped façade with currencies curled up on the sides. well, jamu. it was so, but the fact that such a facade, according to troy, is not a thing of a kind, and according to the order of the carmelite organ at the sefasada, and the screws were to be so obscure. the wars of the seventeenth century across the misha regius of the commonwealth and the muscovite fashion of sleep replaced the appearance of many meatjacks in one of these companies suffered and the glybotsky temple on landing, the eighteenth hill. here i’m going through dary’s fire already, the inexperience of the global jagora-construction arises after the third 1.700 years, things are changing on our lands and, uh, craft and in velma’s film great popularity, but sometimes the so-called villian baroque is a vivid example of that first st. sophia cathedral after cucumber is not pre-decimal war and deep. nothing collapses to encourage the façade. sunset is no more likely to be more problematic for them y

and i kraz this church. when at home italian became a prototype, and the great number of barrack temples throughout europe e. from vice we find here from yakras. uh, well, traditional techniques and uh, the façade itself and the berries are such asymmetric lines of expression altorousarezene. uh, carving and all this, of course, is connected with the bridge of the sixteenth year at the end of the sixteenth , seventeenth and eighteenth year for one of the city clients, the bernardine monastery and the church of fashion on the stars of usina, the remaining churches of the city. from their monasteries, mixed on the neighboring hills for sufrash one to one for love spot-kanems. the time of bright and unforgettable emotions, on what part of the human body does he sit, living for someone else's? the score is on the neck, of course, we know everything about this our players have different views on life illustration or pictures or illustrations or pictures, but there is something that unites them with the desire to

uh church.akes upon himself unconditionally and a lump sum payment and then monthly payments until the child is engaged in arranging the life of these families , arranging and educating orphans of children who have remained orphans, but in relation to this. barrels from the tatarstan metropolis from the kazan diocese we are in touch with his grace bishop kirill constantly from the moment we received the news of the death of the father, vladyka has been doing and will do everything, as far as i know him, so that this family will not be left without concrete and effective help unconditionally. ah, the church. hmm does not abandon his shepherds and all of them. and it will be done and will continue to do so. but this is natural next week on september 29, at least as announced in the state duma, fairly large-scale hearings on the ban on lgbt propaganda should take place. ah, the hearing is massive because, uh, representatives of the parent expert community and representatives of religious denominati

yes, uh, a church and a fish's mouth. eh, the symbol of this church.at home i became the prototype of the italian great prickly, and the barracks temples throughout europe and from vice we find dosychmag here. i'm handsome, uh, well, traditional techniques and, uh, the facade itself and iago are such asymmetric lines of expression in the middle of the altora. uh, carving and all that, of course, is connected with the sixteenth end of the sixteenth of the seventeenth and eighteenth year for one from urban legends. the bernardine monastery and the church of the bridge to the stars from usina are the remaining churches of the city. according to the data about the underground passage, yaks, dug, monks, bernardines and bernardine nuns from their monasteries on the neighboring hills, we are the island one to one for love spatkals. the great expanse of the temple is divided by six with magnifying glasses into three naves covered with roof crypts on girth arches decorated with gnawing scribbles of evil yerbow kundators and rosliny ornament interior improves ri

. lucy's company are based killing through a spotlight on the church. his deep connection to japan's ruling party, the l. d. p. prime minister, casita apologized and promised to sever his parties linked to the church, but the full out for the l. d p. his government and him personally, has been hugely damaging gentlemen. they use a switch to call her if that more than this from jeff kingston. he's a professor of history at temple university in tokyo, and george now from the professor kingston. how widespread is the anger over this state funeral. i mean one person appears to have set himself on fire overt so i think it is emblematic of widespread ah anger about the decision by prime minister, a key sheeta to. busy hold a state funeral for our former prime minister ave. and clearly people are not persuaded by the reasons a key shita has given. and right now about twice as many japanese are opposed to the state funeral, then are for it. so this 2 to one ratio and opposition has translated into a plunge, in case she does support ratings. so i think you know,

, the church community, then there was a single russian church, which moved its center along with the movement of the capital in order for the head of the church was always next to the grand duke. so that there is a spiritual center, where there was a center of political life. that's how it happened. and st. peter moved here to the city of moscow at the real request of the grand duke ivan kalita, the very one who collected material values ​​​​in moscow in order to ensure the sustainable existence of the new capital and in order for this capital to become truly recognized by all of russia, it was necessary that the department the first patronal also moved to moscow and st. peter did not reflecting, he moved to moscow and transferred the department of all russia to this capital city. and it took, of course, that a cathedral was built in this city. and the witness peter began this construction. he founded the assumption cathedral, in which we are now the main temple of all russia, both in the past and in the present. saint peter did not live to be a priest . he did not see the triumph of

yes, e, the church of their house at rimi, e, i kraz this church.at home i became the prototype of the italian great prickly, and barrack temples throughout europe, er, from it is clear from vice. we are here we find until sochmad, and i'm beautiful. uh, well, the tradition of reception and uh, the facade itself and i have such asymmetric lines, and the expressions of the altaro at saraizine, uh, carving and that's it. the rest, of course, is connected with the bridges of the sixteenth end of the sixteenth of the seventeenth and eighteenth year for one of the city's clients, the bernardine monastery and the church of fashion for the stars from usina , the remaining churches of the city. bernardines from their monasteries stirred in them on the hills of us frighten one to one for love stumbled. the great expanse of the temple is divided by six with magnifiers into three naves covered with roof slabs on girth arches decorated with gnawing scribbles of yerbow-fondators and roslin ornaments , the interior improves richer, the more architectural plastici

things to a controversial south korea based church became known. he has more on what's become a growing political headache for the key. she does government this is where a japanese man set himself on fire in tokyo. last week. he told police he tried to kill himself in protest against the plans state funeral. the former prime minister sions, obey. abe's funeral has become a flash point for public anger, a the political scandal, and opposition to our base success from the same posse. current prime minister, simeon t. shita. oh, think ave was a terrible politician. and prime minister to shita said he would listen to the opinions of japanese people who are at home, but he is ignoring opinion. polls did show more than half of the public is against the state funeral. jail. very little. abe's assassination in july triggered a series of revelations about the current ruling liberal democratic parties, links to the unification church. a religious movement regarded by some as a cult whose members are often known as moonies. oh, i was so shocked to find out ho

opposite the trinity church rises no, not just another palace.he peter and paul church is absolutely atypical for the russian orthodox tradition, and next to it is a former monastery, a basilian. building of the 1770s council to the temple. you should definitely look at the huge panel on the ceiling of the main hall. the transfiguration here of the frescoes of the xviii century with a realistic non-canonical image of the saints of jesus christ, these unusual murals are the result of the unian origin of the temple, as well as these round icons are similar in orthodox churches. you can hardly find it anywhere else, but the same icon of our lady hodegetria of ruzhany, revered in the town, has golden crosses and rings on it, a kind of gratitude from the parishioners , it is believed that in 1895 she saved the church from a severe fire, many buildings suffered a huge number of people. victims, and the temple remained safe and sound. despite the fires, the events of the 20th century, when the church housed a hospital, a prison, and later a tourist base

service, they evacuated the church. but the church was filled with smoke and underneath the debris lie four little girls. along with the little girls who lost their lives, dozens of others were injured that day, including sarah collins rudolph, the younger sister of addie mae collins, who were in the basement along with the other girls. due to the violent nature of the attack, thousands of african-americans protested across the state of alabama and in response, george wallace called the police to break up the demonstrations. the violent clashes between protesters and police resulted in massive arrests and the tragic loss of two more lives, two little boys that died that day, johnny robinson and virgil ware. the two boys, one 16 and the other 13 were killed within hours of the church bombing. following the attacks, several people, many of whom were members of the k.k.k., were arrested but none of them, none of them were actually prosecuted until 34 years later. described by dr. martin luther king as one of the most vicio

. >> i grew up in the church. everyone that i knew went to church. >> sunday sermons, when they services, church picnics -- >> faith is a huge part and always has been a huge part of southern life. >> it is how the people of mauritius, a small town outside of birmingham, come together to celebrate life and the word. >> the values are integrated into every bit of southern society. >> so, when salacious rumors involving a church started swirling, the god fearing folks who lived here hoped the -- were not true. but i had to wonder. >> even the devil went to church. and on a cold february night, in 2015, the truth began to emerge. >> police department. >> hey, i just got home and walk in the front door. and i don't know if my house has been broken into or what. the table has been knocked over. >> okay. >> let's back up a little bit. >> who are you? >> cindy henderson reese. >> cindy reese? >> -- very quickly. the station was right across the street. small town, remember? officers entered the home and then made a call

and so the church of england is a territorial church that is very coextensive with the empire. because the king of england is because the head of the protestant interest, is what they call it. the policy effort. that creates a clear place where protestants and other people reach out to him or the church. the king of england, and then underhand the archbishop of canterbury, those are places where say, petition to foreign born province will come and. those are usually protestant beyond the british empire. for instance, there was a protestant community in what is now transmitted rhea, kind of between the ukraine and russia. that area. there was a protestant community there which i'm far as i can tell we're wide-eyed with a war with the turks not long after a the petition. you can track down where these processing communities are across the world. then there are conscious efforts particularly among awakened protestants kind of with the intention of reuniting and overcoming the reformation. that is a more theological movement that goes back into the 17th century. you can see people

and yet you do have the monarch being head of the anglican church, which is not just the church of england anglican church globally, which is huge. and, and yet, charles said it king charles, that in his speech, you know, talked as he is of his deeply rooted faith. and in her speech in the cathedral just now the best bishop of lung london, spoke of queen elizabeth when she was in her coronation. going and dedicating herself to the church before she allowed anybody to pledge themselves to her. so you do have a very old fashioned traditional family that has at call this protestant effect and this deep link to the church of which they are in charge. and you know that the bus is there as well. and king charles of this, he made the point that this will inform his reign as well. and, of course, the morning process is, is so important. but of course this and all the other events to memory, seeing the queen in the coming days and weeks there, paving the way to a new era aunt lay where we're heading for a completely new start here. yeah, this is a really interesting transition period. and transitio

went to church. well did not go well. well, i can't be busy today. external circumstances most often and god forbid that it always be so. mobilizes our religious feeling mobilizes, including our awareness of belonging to the church today is such a time of anxiety. very disturbing too. and in order for all dangers to pass our homeland so that those who dream of crushing russia as an independent truly independent state of such states can only be listed on one hand , and all in one way or another depend on world centers of power. russia does not depend on any centers of power that are outside its sovereign territory. this is a great privilege. but it is also a huge cross. because there are always those who would like to introduce such a rich and strong into the orbit of their influence. country like russia, but even today we know that the world is unsettled. does russia continue its truly sovereign historical existence? and in many ways this sovereignty, if you look at our history, was determined by the strength of the spirit of the russian people. the

i kee, streak their flooring, kaluga church. at the witch's raspberry mass and, uh, a shoulder bag from ancient hours, maxim, it duplicated the gathering of people for divinity and one s-version of the commission. it befits the truth that the parishioners approve of all the colors of the cathedral on the side of the smoke that the little temple could not to replace the great only, those who believe him, which is not the greatest. pure holy fall on the divinity of the liturgy served in the open wind, and yes. at this moment, the facade of the temple was first created . i would be about the calling card of the church by faith. and, of course, yana slapped at the lubricity and i’ll come in handy, that is, all this is a red-haired mason , everything that the ornament stuck up, and it collected. yes, it would be a shame, it would lead to religious thoughts and i try to use the very tract, and the tapes reason and religious such wall settings are decorated with a sherror of nis mixed and the windows of the plane and pilasters, and sim

some of the other churches of st.nobyl disaster, the ministry of emergency situations dismantled the temple piece by piece and transported it to the city of gomel on the railroad highway, where it is now located. so we restored it, restored a very such a blessed icon. x we are talking about the fact that her images were in belarusian temples, kali, the temple was illuminated . he fit it with the parents of nicholas and he was also at the iconostasis. from everyone. it was the first kazakhstani such member. people, they tried to show that i was not a memory, that i was praying from him, he was an intercessor before the lord, in the belarusian house there was an icon for st. nicholas, they were small images of 20-30 by 40 cm, and they were particles protected by the described care, like an oil rush of history under our butterfly. she is in my arms with her parents. i wrote to myself, as i already said, without medicine, and he wrote oil for himself right away on the tree, or, and the mice are already on this image, then

the trinity church was taken away by the sharnaldshitsy on breshen, one of the most authentic churchesn belarus and an oceanman, unknown to perabudu and hauling its unique departure, the jumping symbiosis was frozen, that the prisoner is more hidden fsus? counter-pharmaceutical swam and a memorial of the turbulent history of our country a jesuit church, and a snotty special iago of the fundator, and the goat ones really reduce the style than the narrow church near nesvizh divided on foot and at least under the chance of a future, and it coincides with the same one, so that the goat was given and he succumbed to the chernauts, and leon was budvanny in our traditional. wow, this hour on the belarusian lands, the renaissance has fallen. i was just on the tuck of the 1.580s tahajas, the ruler of these land near the mikolai, roofs, gave birth to an orphan. returned from a pilgrimage near jerusalem returned with a catholic shihr and for a narrow chick counter-reformation, his column on the right became the struggle for reformism. i somehow squeezed us out here yagobadko. so nikolai himself c

so that's the church of england and the church of scotland and other churches didn't quite get into his protection in the same way, although a unit is going to be very interesting to see on his carnation. whether he does what he said he wants to do. which was to change his title from defender of the faith, which is what all previous monex have done to defend to all face. he wants to embrace all the other religions in the country and say, i embrace you, i protect you as i protect the establish judges. but yesterday, very interestingly, when he made his speech and he referred to the church of england, the, the gates of buckingham palace. um, i could just show you a um i've just opened, signifying perhaps that the new king is motorcade will be a, is about to leave buckingham palace to make a short journey. i mean, it literally is a few 100 meters from buckingham palace down the mall. i left a day, you are iraq, saint james's palace. christopher will come back to you in just a moment while we're waiting for that. or we can show you on a map where ra, where buckingham palace is in relation t

the church of england is not separate. the church of scotland wants reassurance that it will be -- >> it is interesting that his speech started with bringing attention and homage to his mother, my lords ladies and gentlemen, most sorrowful duty to announce the death of my beloved mother, the queen. >> this is the contradiction of the day, of the week ahead. the mourning of the previous mon monarch, the sadness of losing the queen. i am astounded by the number of posters and electronic screens. they've gone to black. we wear our monarchy very stiff upper lip. we're not like those countries that plaster the monarch's face everywhere. but here this is the time where every billboard, every electronic tube in the subway, all screens are showing pictures of the screen. >> this is full british pomp and pageantry. the guarder king of arms will come out and be with sergeant arms and read the proclamation. as he reads it, you'll hear the gun salutes. this will be a real moment. you'll see the state trumpeters as well declare the gua

today is the feast of the beheading of the prophet, forerunner john the baptist unlike most other church holidays, it has a different, special mood today. on the one hand, we mourn the death of the great prophet, on the other hand. we rejoice that the flow of christ took first place in the face of god's saints and certainly the events of this day remind us of important christian virtues through sobriety diligence responsibility. st. john the baptist, who predicted the coming of the world of the savior and baptized the lord jesus christ in the river jordan, was imprisoned by order of the king and the family of antipas. herod at that time ruled galilee, the great prophet, denounced the sins and atrocities of the ruler and his entourage. the king was afraid to execute the saint because the people loved him, and herod was afraid of popular indignation. the baptist denounced them the sin of the radiato could not force the prophet to be silent, but one day an opportunity came for her herod celebrated his birthday, at which many distinguished guests were invited to peru salome's daughter and th

and a church in the crops.ed analogues of the slutsk belts by 1900. more than 3,500 people lived in the city. at that time, there was a higher religious educational institution for jews, and the town became the center of jewish learning. in the 18-19 centuries, a whole jewish quarter was created here. thousands of people lived in it just for him and built a large synagogue in the spirit of the late baroque and a small large, alas, is in a deplorable state. small same synagogue. lucky a little more, the building itself was not destroyed, but was adapted for the motorcade's own needs. this is the territory of the local car depot. true, tourists are not allowed here, the abandoned building is surrounded by private houses and a fence. so if curiosity rolls over to you, of course, through it. well, i would not risk the synagogue is in an abandoned state. it is no coincidence that they will leave the city, as it is customary for us to say to people. renowned writer and yehel michael pinos prime minister of the state,

his church isn't finished yet, but it's getting there. the official opening was at the beginning of august. now hussein smidge says it's time to take a break. winter is coming. plus he's hoping for more donations so he can keep building in spring. this church is his life's work with a certain rental. so right here it makes me very happy. people will see that this is a church of peace, love and respect for every one born mirror. whoever bought it brings people together. instead of dividing them, would you never fly on? who seen a muslim is building a catholic church to reconcile his torn country. it's now been 30 years since war broke out in bosnia unleashing a blood bath between serbs. cro ants and bosnians. hundreds of thousands of people died. the war left deep williams. to day there are still bullet holes in many houses. people's souls, too still scarred by the war. insane says that he and his family remained here in his hometown of going, know, throughout the war. but that's all. he says, the room is colonel. i don't talk about the wa

these, oslo but now the church of st.asimir. this is a logo business card . as far as i understand, it is already after the nineties that we see here the appearance that we now see and designed it. and those that cripple. the church of st. casimir is located in the very center of the city. here, silence and tranquility come here not only to pray, but also just to relax. next the point of my itinerary, the loguy district house of crafts, i am even a little worried, because i have an appointment with a unique craftsman. ivan kleofasovich, tell us what we will do today, we will make a pot for stewing, a pot for stewing, so, come on, try tell me, i ’ll take one for you, well, more kruglyash. you tell me for now. tell us how you got into this craft sorry to be after the army. well, it so happened that i went to the school. i was simply redirected to say that there is such group is typed pottery. i just got carried away and crossed your wife. she also did pottery. i am doing more. you understand more than i have years, the big