of the catholic church.figurine of the savior appears in this parish in this church. any person who enters this temple is considered a great shrine. he must light a candle. he must pray. well, on the patronal feast day it is to this savior that people flock many people. here eyewitnesses will tell how they are on their knees if their savior is to ask. that is, as the popular saying goes, these people don’t go to an empty well for water , that’s the saying. it in this temple testifies that this savior really is this shrine in the temple. she gives to people. we ask her, because people, as if all times throughout the centuries, people have been flowing in. it was possible to say to yahoo and us that uh, so some are walking on their knees and i remember the mothers on the tattoo kasich god lady - this has already been ocherized. now they have cleaned it and are walking on their knees, well, they are lying in the tub, and some were awaiting trials. there was a sea of ​​people here, and now, because of the blocki

send them to the churches, which churches? so if you got to be smart, you have just many reporters and you got to send them out sunday morning. i sent one to the cathedral. okay, so do like st patrick's. yeah, okay. get the beer. exactly right. so you might send reporters to the most prominent churches, big, influential, high status churches. what else might you do? gather the ones that most have the most exciting, or the people who are the most controversial. yes. so a newspaper wants a quotable sunday morning sermon. does a newspaper want a traditional sermon on the resurrection. that's not that's not news. right right. thank you for catching that. no, it's called good news. yes, but it's not news if you're for the new year, if you for the new york times. so you want that reporter and that reporter is going to jot down the most quotable stuff and and to be part of story. and they're going to compile these together. and guess what? you've got you've got a story on monday that says, look at how the churches respond to the war.

and church towers. that is true. but, it did not become ordinary for there to be the star- spangled banner at the front of the church. and, it is there so often now, typically, that we do not even notice that it is there. also, on saturday, in the same meeting, i looked up and there was the american flag and a christian flight. some people are not familiar with the wrist in flight. they are both at the front of the church. being the annoying historian, there is a history to that christian flight. that was developed by the national council of churches. why might that be controversial? there were about a flags brought into the church. there were ceremonies to bless them as well. well, if nothing else, it is an emblem of sovereignty. an emblem of sovereignty! this belongs to the united states. do you think about that in a worship service. is a common question i'm people talk about the necessary of gratitude. but this was startling to be both during world war i and bringing the war inside the church. then y

the episcopal church with its cultural and theological ties to the church of england, the lutheran churches such as the very large misery senate, the mainline protestant churches, the evangelist such as billy sunday, very quotable. as we wrap up this class, here is a really encouraging sign. this is a brand-new book, ben wetzel published from cornell university press. it looks a little bit like it's going to be at one more book, one more book about the toxicity of christian nationalism. that's not what this book is. christianity warfare, chapters on civil war, spanish-american war, world war i. two major chapters on world war i looking at the social gospel clergy. the thing i did in my own book 20 years ago. looking at the more liberal social gospel promises of national redemption , international redemption, social transformation. looking at leading social gospel, clergy and then the next chapter is a standalone chapter on the lutheran church misery senate. that's where i found this article from the presbyterian journal. the presbyterian and south. and he is calling for exactly what needs t

frank church, a democrat from idaho. church served in u.s. senate from 1957 to 1980 and assembled a committee in 1975 to investigate abuses. the cia, the national security, the fbi and the irs. tonight, we are looking forward an exciting conversation with james risen, author of the last honest man and former senator gary hart, who served on the church committee. we also have with us former church committee staff members, peter fenn loch johnson, frederick baron and rick under firth. i'm happy to say. we also have coauthor and national club member tom risen. they were joining us and answering questions. these congressional staffers recently found themselves at the center news when they wrote an open letter to. representative jim jordan, a republican from ohio. jordan chairs the newly formed select subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. and these former church committee staffers urged jordan to change course, pursue a bipartisan inquiry which they felt had made the church successful and effective. senator hart, who was the

should be that because churches should be in the community and i think churches warriors churches should justice, which is kind of what you were arguing against at the there's a the start. but there's a wholesale difference between food and, you food bank and nursery and, you know, we're all know, a skatepark. we're all running in green trousers running around in green trousers for of superior purpose. for no kind of superior purpose. >> point that the church >> my point is that the church is justice but is about social justice but shouldn't social justice shouldn't become social justice warriors board warriors taking on board neo—marxism, is neo—marxism, which is essentially i don't essentially what's so i don't mean misspeak, but why mean to misspeak, but why interrupt? fine though. >> okay. i do to interrupt >> okay. i do mean to interrupt and i apologise for doing so. why you keep associating it why do you keep associating it with marxism? because that's exactly is. exactly what it is. >> look the roots of >> if you look at the roots of critical race theory, queer theory, gender theo

i am a regular parishioner, passing this church to my church, my own church went to this church grandmotherr leads not only a liturgical life, but also a social life at the church; a sunday school for children and adults exists; there is a brotherhood in honor of the holy martyr. vladimir pasternatsky also has two choirs in the church: a festive one and a parish one. liturgical singing occupies an important place in the church of christ and forms its integral part, and no matter how magnificent the temple is in its decoration in the wall paintings, the iconostasis in icon cases, chandeliers , candlesticks, if under its arches there is no is heard. reading or singing, even the simplest, the temple action has not begun, the pulse of life at home, god is not felt, but then we hear the exclamation of the clergyman, and behind him the singing and immediately the atmosphere of the temple changes, it is completely filled with sound mysteriously, refracting before the ears of those praying edge between this witch and that invisible world into which our soul rushes after the singing of the liturgica

and unite with the catholic church, and that's what the local ukrainian church is for you. the lateomyr huzar and other figures of the greek catholic church, i think that no one in ukraine has any doubt that metropolitan andrey sheptytskyi and patriarch joseph the blind and the same lubomyr huzar and the current present head of this church that they are sincere christians and er, so to speak, the same sincere ukrainians, and i think that the greek catholic church proved its contribution to the development and national self-awareness of ukrainians and, in reality, to the struggle for ukrainian statehood when the circumstances were not favorable for this it seems to me that these appeals rather come from people who, well, see the church, you know, almost like some kind of, i don't know , like some family institution, a rural council or a collective farm. in fact, for greek-catholics, the connection with the wider world through unity with rome is a guarantee, so to speak, and an important component of their identity. i think we should stop thinking in terms of such , you know, very nar

there were some perpetrators who may have been associated with the church who worked in church institutions for setting up the church as an institution has nothing to do with the baby steps. it's individuals who acted on their own initiative ability got to blame the church as an institution. it's kind of a range of simple if i want them about a family, you know, so could someone like system? maria have been selling children for years without her road and knowing it bounces . but i so such an accusation would have to be substantiated in court. the court would then have to decide whether an institution should be prosecuted because it has knowledge of certain actions of its members for that either you and there, i can determine that. so not a problem was that they gave me to new york. the madrid's hospital district was the center of the baby abductions up until the 19 ninety's. they with thousands of cases kia alone in spain, as a whole, close to 20000 cases have been reported in the last 15 years. move in 90 percent of the cases have been shelved the rest and making little progress. it's a ma

god has protected our church and darth pious people. from our entire church, of course, special spiritual strength is required today so that we bow down to the mercy of god with our prayers him to all of us in the russian church, to our people, to our clergy and our monastic youth, so that his grace would strengthen our weak human strength and make us capable. to be guardians of the orthodox faith, defenders of the unity of the church and children who love their god and father , lord have mercy, let us pray to the lord in celsius , lord lord, let us pray in the church. once again , i congratulate all of you, my dears, on the feast of the most holy theotokos, dormition. this day, according to tradition, we perform the assumption service under people and over the fatherland for overcoming all the terrible civil strife and struggle of the twentieth century for the peace and tranquility that visited our land today for our authorities for the president of our man, orthodox for our army reliably defending the borders of the fatherland and for

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the church roles in the church.he church does not have the authority to change its teaching on these issues . their doctrinal either. issues. their doctrinal either. the church of england professes to be christian or it does not ehhen to be christian or it does not either. she adheres to the creeds or she leaves the one holy catholic and apostolic church. there is no update feature in the faith. there is no capability for the church to get with the times . these get with the times. these priests had better repent , priests had better repent, return to their bible for their goods and the good of the souls of the nation. the times survey is not representative, though the polling tactics that they use were not up to scratch . i use were not up to scratch. i know many good priests within the church of england who are livid at the results, but the point stands why are there so many heretical priests among their ranks? sex before marriage is fornication. sex outside of marriage is adultery. homosexual sex is. these are si

were united and accepted into the single seb orthodox church, we know how the serbian orthodox churchats ukraine and who is its ally - the rpc - this is no secret, and even this protégé of the serbian church said this year that the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate is being persecuted in ukraine, that our government is chauvinistic and so further, if the serbian position, the position of the serbian church is obvious, but the montenegrins are against it, and in particular, even the leaders of this church say that the issue of tomos, on the one hand, and the resistance of the ukrainian people, on the other, inspired them to do so, as you know from these lavs of the serbian church and the moscow lavra, in particular you and that's why the new head of the church chooses the movement for the unity of constantinople and this means to get this canonical status again and get the opportunity to be in the family of recognized orthodox churches because since 1993, the church has proclaimed autocephaly, but it is not yet in unity with the ecumenical patriarchate, so even the p

looking for a church. for lack of a better phrase, i was sick of going to church . and that was during the era where you went to church all day and there was sunday school, the morning service, a 3:00 service, you came back for a 6:00 service . at 12 i was not making the connection as to why all this worship experience was occurring and what it was supposed to mean for my life . luckily, i had a mother who was so committed to her church that she did not think it was important for me to have a relationship with god and we traveled and we toured and we visited we landed in the balcony at allen temple. a short man with a deep voice and talk slow, got up and i will never forget. he preached matthew 28 a short man with a deep voice and talk slow, got up and i will never forget. he preached matthew 2818-20. and at 12 i understood, the sermon was about the relevance of our faith in god and admit we were suppose to do something. not just sitting in celebration. that our faith to drive us to action. i joined. was raised at allen temple. pastoring there has been kind of surre

and society, in general... the world of the church is quite closed for most people, not very clear,on and its fascination, with its opening edition , yes, translation into many foreign languages, it opened up the world of the church a little to people, but after all, it still happened in russia historically, yes, that society lives according to its own laws, the church lives according to its own laws, literature according to some of its own laws. lives here, the dialogue between them does not always go well, so what is your feeling from this world of the church, what is it like? well, you know, of course, i had very little encounter with the church bureaucracy until the moment when i started working in the church, and i would say that the word bureaucrat is more likely to be used, which for me in 2009 was on the verge of such a dirty word dismissive, for example, i clearly understand now that it is a healthy quality. is very important in the state, in the church, anywhere, i think i understand its limits, i understand, so to speak, what is possible through bureaucratic means, well,

and who fights the church, yes?we won’t speak directly here, but everything is so, it’s clear, but hmm, the father is hanging. but tell me what will happen to the church now, what will happen to the courtyard now, and dmitry you know just recently yesterday. uh, i received some very disturbing news. uh, one of the hierarchs of the bulgarian orthodox church stated that the russian church, the historical embassy church in the center of sofia, built at the embassy of the russian empire, turns out to be the property of the bulgarian church. it's just, well, a falsification of the facts, he deliberately confuses the concept of ownership of the temple building and the legal entity, the person who manages, operationally manages the property of the temple. uh, initially this temple was always built, it was built at the expense of the russian empire and emperor nicholas ii , there was always a russian church community in it, although in the thirties, when there was a difficult period, uh, and the soviet government wanted to

, it is impossible without visiting churches, and i really want families on our earth.visited the temple, it’s gratifying to see such families. they exist when this is a generation while in a generation transmitted faith faith of the ancestors of the tradition. this is very important today, because the world today lives by completely different laws. today they want to flatten everyone into some kind of gray mass , in which there is neither their own nor their traditions, not their own, standing, nor their faith, everyone wants somehow so, to make us faceless or like we have, uh, there is a russian proverb ivan without kinship . but faith in christ is the faith of our ancestors, so to speak, this connection between generations of faith is usually passed on from the grandparents of parents to children. it is very important how here is the tradition to continue. if we do not continue this, then we may lose ourselves, not just so to speak, as a people, well, as a nation, as a separate whole. the spaso resurrection church of the dome is not only a decoration and spiritual do

the church will raise up for me the cross of the lord is often called simply kalvary church. the name kalvary comes from the latin word kaleva skull in latin. it means the same as in greek golgotha, the place where christ was crucified . it is one of the parishes in the city of minsk. we are not the most such great ones. i thought that these churches, where people discovered god, joked about god, were glued to a person with their own life. there it was not understandable that spiritual spirituality had been desired for more than the 1980s. the church is served by this pan, services are served prayers for divinity, and this has its own with such a mammoth that you are dealing with everything in general and the church and all the faith of the city of minsk, lord, i am from here. at first, all such a prayerful life, people started updating. what beasts of wonder are coming? look, your god's criminality of the fact that if it is trite, in short, there was a collision 2000 years ago , and you are afraid of the very day when the recovery of the physical spiritual family life of a p

, as well as the ukrainian church, in fact, until the paradox until the ukrainian church has received tomos, the relationship between the ukrainian church the kyiv patriarchate and the montenegrin church, which considers itself autocephalous, were very close, and you are showing mr. boris , who leads the black sea church, now he studied in ukraine and received a spiritual education, and there were other options for interaction, and when the orthodox church of ukraine finally became canonical from all points of view, montenegro also began to move in this direction, but at the same time, the serbian church became active, and in general, serbian supporters and churches and the serbian world, and serbian forces came to power in montenegro and in order for the church to receive the tomos, the help and support of the state is also needed, well, this is not available now, and the montenegrin church has, so to speak, gone to such a margin, but i see that something is happening now and a new face - this is a new leader has come to the church. he will probably modernize the church and try to ge

the same one who has lost faith in the church of england because the church of england itself has lostx marriage is the cornerstone one church of england leader recently said if we don't rethink our policies people will never forgive us but think about it i mean the church of england is on the verge of fashion if it was real church, she would have led, but not led would have taught, and should not have a moral society here is something that you will not find with a candle. the american church of the icon of saints xenia of petersburg and the botf of the ickinan anglo-saxon saint of the seventh century patron of these lands, the saints are staunch and convinced christians , there were so many cases when the ancient saints or saints of later times stood to the death for their beliefs and perished, the anglican church does not have such fortitude, she will do what society wants from her. why because the church of england is a product of the state. it was created by the state to serve its needs, and it never she will not object to the state, and she now recognizes things that cannot be rec

here we have, uh, church slavonic in the church.u still find yourself in something else. this is a different world. maybe this is the bolshevik idea. she still turned out to be the glory of god, so to speak. well, here we are in the temple, we find ourselves in another space, what can i say, yes, you understand? is everything working out for you? the glory of god no matter how you look at it. and even if something is bad, it still turns out to the glory of god , because without the lord our god, in general, nothing happens. this is true. yes you are right! you know, you come to the monastery. i ’ll say this as a parishioner now. i arrive in the evening and the gates open. i'm from this city. i drive home and the gate closes. i exhale and think, my god, i feel so good here at home. it’s so beautiful and good here that this world is here. i have to live in that world, right? since that time, but i am in this world, i feel so good with him, i feel so wonderful with him, and this is the language in which the service is held. he's wonder

the church. is the cleaning personality there, so sometime yes. well, look. let's do it a little more now. uh, maybe, uh, let's sum it up, let's talk more? yes, most countries today live according to the gregorian calendar. and this is pope gregory, uh, 13, this is the end of the sixteenth century. this is the so-called new style, and this old age is the julian calendar. this is julius caesar 45 bc by the way, say new year. it was also january 1 and, accordingly, the specifics of the new year of the church in the russian orthodox church, yes, i emphasize, because in other orthodox churches it is a little different. yes, this is the old style, that is, the julian calendar, but the new year is not 1 january, and uh, september 1 or the fourteenth in a new way, and this is from 1492, as uh, the barrel already said, and before that there was march. actually, then this is the question, but indeed, many orthodox churches have switched to a new style. this is the meaning of preserving the old style in th

here you will find two churches and a church and a memorial chapel and even a geodetic arc point, buthing completely different. in the middle of nowhere, there is the world’s only museum of aprons. this is the place where you can literally run away from the city. saints, therefore , be sure to stop here and dissolve in peace for a few hours. the museum is located in two separate buildings, one is a real peasant building, a farmstead with a vestibule, a stove, a well, and even its own pond. you will also be given very tasty food here. well, it could be better in the countryside in the fresh air than onions, lard, cucumbers, birch kvass and bread, which is baked here according to old recipes. oh how delicious. hmm and after feeding , of course, and putting you to bed, there are several rooms for tourists at the podvorye, but before that they will offer you some fun, ride a horse or chaise, feed the animals in a mini zoo , and go fishing in the local pond. but i advise you to go on an excursion in the exhibition halls of the main building; more than 1,500 exhibits have been collected tha

on the church. i'm and i don't want to see the church encroaching in a kind of religious triumphalism over civil society who say, well then so then at the same time, i don't embrace the idea that politics doesn't belong in the pulpit. mm. come on. because what does politics? there's a very simple definition of politics. wherever maude and wherever three or more people are gathered there you have. because you've got to navigate and negotiate interests. in fact, we have a two people together, sometimes between and wife in politics, but we have a people together. you definitely got politics. so here's you got to understand. i bring the values. of my faith. come on to my work in the senate. and i said this this the night i was elected, this last runoff. and i've said it time and time again that i believe that democracy is the political enactment of a spiritual idea. this notion that each of us has within ourselves, a spark of the divine that we were created in imago day, the image of god. and if we crea

mary of egypt as a typical church, an ant church.e construction of the temple to preserve the memory of the dead, and the grave image is still woven with contradictions in order to eradicate harmful polish influence. the shrine was painted by the famous professor of historical painting mikhail vasiliev. pay attention to the tower clock. they are not at all typical for orthodox architecture; the money for them was collected by the parishioners themselves. although they were originally planned as an element of decor , we were unable to get inside; the temple is undergoing renovations; by the way, the only one in the country named after the associate of mary of egypt, a former harlot achieved holiness thanks to fasting and prayer. she lived in the desert for 47 years, 17 of they ate exclusively three loaves of bread. it is known that mary of egypt was not touched by wild animals, she could walk on water and on land, she foresaw the future and knew the holy scriptures. although she had never read books , explore the central square of the

of the russian orthodox church, mrs.yudmila, i have a word for you, if it is very short, but it is what it is. seminaries and the monks themselves who did not decide to join the monastic brotherhood of the orthodox church of ukraine, who still remain in the ukrainian orthodox church. i think that ukraine is demonstrating its er, well, such liberality, its democracy, its quality, imagine, for example , such a situation in russia , or maybe some other countries would surely have been washed away long ago with chips, as they say. the believers of which period are about to return the lavra to the orthodox church of ukraine well, it is known that the theological seminary, the academy, e-e , have already mostly left, and they occupied several buildings there, i mean the main educational building, strange things happened studies and student dormitories where the students of this seminary and academy lived hmm, you just know a lot, after all , over the years material values ​​have been accumulated, this applies not only to the f

to use in order for them to help him, they didn’t work, that’s why sometimes this person comes to churchysteria, it’s very important, well , at least to bring the person to his senses, well, for starters, i don’t want to use such a cheap populist method, but how can i tell some scary story to impress everyone, fortunately i am an eyewitness to many of these stories in our practice, i want to say that where a woman is in a situation that is very difficult for herself, her choice, she still tried to speak out for life, and give the opportunity to her... child to be born, yes, even if he was conceived in a situation of rape, this led to a very positive result in her life, i’m not saying this for the sake of words, god in our lives shows himself to be very paradoxical way, sometimes in order to in order to choose his side, you need to, well, make extreme efforts on yourself, but to act according to the commandment, to act according to the law of love is much more difficult than according to the law... of sin, and it seems that by acting according to the law of sin, you somehow get everything

the same lost faith in the church, england because the church of england itself has lost its bearingse-sex marriage, one of the anglican church leaders recently said if we don't change our policies, people will never forgive us, but think about it, that is, the church of england is driven by fashion, if it were a real church, it would lead, and not be led , teach, and not follow a moral society , there is something here that you will not find with a candle. the icons of saints xenia of petersburg and botulf the 7th century anglo-saxon saint of ikkin, the patron saint of these lands, are saints - these are staunch and staunch christians , there were so many cases when ancient saints or saints of later times stood to the death for their beliefs and the anglican church perished completely does not have such fortitude, she will do what society wants from her. why because the church of england is a product of the state. it was created by the state to serve his needs, and she will never object to the state, and she now recognizes things that cannot be recognized by a christian. england of t

local church, and it connects us with it.ar relationship. after all, slavic writing originated and developed in bulgaria , and 100 years after the bulgarian church, the bulgarian people were baptized and the bulgarian church was created, writing came to russia and when our ancestors were baptized in the dnieper , they bought the dnieper. eh, we have already received almost the complete complex and codex of the books of the holy scriptures. uh, liturgical books. the teaching of the holy fathers in this, of course, great merit to the bulgarian uh, um, scribes and translators, who made a huge contribution to the development of the spiritual uh, culture of the slavic peoples and why they did this to us. hmm, it was a big surprise for me, when they actually dropped us off at the border with me uh a picture arose in my head that it was an historically orthodox country. yes, it remains orthodox bulgaria, which was liberated by russian soldiers almost 150 years ago and uh, largely thanks to the active position of the russian church a

this current government needs a law-abiding church, the church is not a reliable church because they given tomos, they voted against poroshenko. yes, they were. where was their yes, the number of matches and the results, because where is the number of couples ? why was only galicia in favor? well, look , in this case, you are still very often even politicians who understand that the church is a separate state, they say it is a law banning the moscow church, in fact the russian orthodox church in ukraine, which should be called the uoc mp, it is not only about declaring in the name of the moscow center an aggressor country, this is what they say, it is not at all about religion and not about freedom of conscience, this is about national security, that's what the deputy or head of the state actually says of the executive government, too, it's already a matter of national security, that this is the network you just talked about is wide and branched, so it's an internal front that can undermine the situation. is it only with the elections it's connected to this election and this and this

life of the christian church. after the resurrection of christ, starting with the first christians, a reverent attitude towards christ, on whom the savior was crucified, was established in the church environment. however, due to the persecution that the followers of christ were subjected to, starting from the early years of the church. in for three whole centuries , the exact place where this christian shrine was located was not known. since that time, it was believed that all three crosses of jesus christ and the two thieves were placed near the site of the crucifixion. no subsequent life circumstances of the first christians, no matter how difficult, could force them to forget. places consecrated by the events of the savior’s life, his death and burial. subsequently , the first bishops of jerusalem were the keeper of the memory of these places. further destruction jerusalem has changed the city to a significant extent. in addition, the enemies of christians took measures to hide and even desecrate christian shri

, exaltation of the cross church.from different parts of the world, i knew the belarusians then. it is not enough to say, considering what i already know now, probably, nothing to say to belarus and our universities is already my second volume, and everyone has found it. here is something for myself . grateful to belarusians and belarus that the memory of the great victory and of all those who i here forged this victory here holy honor, i found a lot of, uh, friends. i will be back soon china but belarus will always remain in my heart, each hero has his own unique history and his own view of belarus . i really appreciate his art, i want to become as famous as he is, and the musicians convinced myself that something is a wonderful country where wonderful people live. kind people, sympathetic tolerant brothers left, watch on belarus 24 tv channel. an intellectual show in which there is a place and for humor you know how to determine the question that the participants will never answer, everything is very simple ask anyo

your own inner spiritual experience with the experience of the church, and the experience of the church temple is the place where the lord is undividedly present, this is the place that completely belongs to him. this is a special place of the presence of god’s grace and, in principle, when the divine liturgy is performed. we are always really present miracle. at the realization of bread and wine into the body and blood of christ. is there a city of lanciano in italy? there is a temple there that has kept the body and blood of christ since the time of the undivided church. when a careless monk the priest doubted the authenticity of this miracle of this sacrament and the wine became blood, and the bread became meat. and even after his repentance, the reverse effect did not occur. i saw it personally. these are these artifacts and how has science developed over the centuries? this was examined and the blood was meat. and the latest scientific data is the most cutting-edge confirm the authenticity of the three balls. in which these blood clots collected. and this is a miracle that really h

-- -- mary: the church -- in other words, people still need churches with teaching, but they are churches that they come with us on today because we are nice host: a text --nice. host: a text message. the question is, my background is retired instructor at kentucky law enforcement academy. i have researched societal problems affecting law-enforcement and society. i believe a major contributor is secularism. i can point at november 1963. furthermore on discussing leadership issues about the lack of humanity's i-80, i believe your writing or onpoint. can you please address secularism and sexual revolution? mary: first, let me say thank you for your service. secularism and the sexual revolution. my view, in a nutshell the sexual revolution came like a big party that got out of control. now it is 2:00 in the morning and nobody wants to call the police on the party, but everybody realizes that that has happened needs to be done. how does that connect to secularism? the revolution became a great temptation and people wanted to embrace it. part of what made it possible raise was to stop taking c

orthodox church? of course, as you understand, uh, counterintelligence intelligence services in any country. uh, so to speak, has certain powers, so here, well, you you understand that this is all in relation to the clergy. this is a completely fabricated story. yes , and nothing specific was said, it was said only that they are a threat to the national security of bulgaria. attempts to ask them, what is this? there were no answers, so this is the situation, does this mean that the compound of the russian orthodox church in bulgaria ceases to exist and maybe they will intercede with the parishioners from the priests. you know, well, the parishioners were not privy to this issue at all. parishioners felt it only later, when several paired decisions of children came there, then there is a tomb located in the crypt of the temple. uh, one of the former rectors of this temple, uh, which is canonized by the bulgarian russian church of st. seraphim of boguchar, the wonderworker of sofia, and uh, citizens of

, and several churches were open.hurch of all who sorrow, and he stood there, he was nikita ilyich , that’s exactly what i remember, and uh, hmm, eighty- four. easter was his favorite holiday. he always changed, but i wanted to say that it was still somehow preserved, uh, he supported such an old, moscow tradition that you go to temple? um, for easter actually. here at the religious procession at the beginning of the service, then for some time we were still there. well, maybe not for long, because i was still a girl, then you return home and break your fast after fasting, then you go to some other church. then and then you go to visit one and another, or guests came to us, and this night is full, on the one hand , of some kind of festive and festive campaigns. eh, also breaking the fast and friends and so on and so forth. it's news time on channel one. my name is yuri shcherbakov hello, vladimir putin visited the amur gas processing plant , one of the largest in the world, an important link in the supply of natural g

here is my church. this is the church of the martyrs.rch of people who passed on the faith, understanding that there is a risk for a career and this is the simplest risk, it is like this in general lite risk there is a risk of going to prison there is a risk of going to siberia to saw the forest and the risk of simply being killed and tortured and my church she took the risks to heart this is the church of martyrs this is the church of people who okay, we will not go to confession to the priests who tell the chekists what they heard. well, we will go to our priests to the priests of this church, which was the church of our parents, grandfathers, great-grandfathers , and we will not cooperate with the occupation the administration is what it was and still is. the russian orthodox church in ukraine is still there . that's why i want the leadership of the ukrainian greek-catholic church to have an attitude that will be worthy of the inheritance. the pope should look for approaches to us, not us. to look for approaches to the pope and i expe

church. synagogue in its place. unfortunately , nothing remains of the unique architectural ensemble to this day. and even looking at old photos, one cannot say for sure where the jewish temple stood, one can only guess. once upon a time there were two synagogues in the kopyl, summer and winter, about the ishiva of reliable information. no, quite, perhaps there was no trace of her in the city, so, as a native of this place, the world famous classics of jewish literature almonds, my dick, i bet he studied in the village of timkovich. by the way, the houses standing nearby are also part of the old jewish buildings. this is a memorial plaque in memory of the writer mochersforim, who laid the foundation for the modern literary language of the jews, the house in which he was born in 1835. and after a long time lived the classics of jewish literature. today there is a department store building here. khromoy is the author of the first belarusian novel. not the only writers born in kopolsky region is