returned to the structure of the russian orthodox church.under arrest. to flirt in this way, to provide an opportunity to resume church life, and the first month of the occupation showed this, yes, in principle, hundreds of baptisms take place during this period of time, church marriages are concluded, and worship services begin almost the next day after a particular locality was occupied. despite the occupation of belarus, the orthodox church is doing everything possible for a kind of renaissance of spiritual life in wartime. metropolitan panteleman sends two monks. from the ruins to revive the church where it was destroyed decades ago. in august of the forty -first year, archimandrite seraphim, together with the priest of the zherovichi monastery grigory kudarenko, with the blessing of the metropolitan panteleimon razhnovsky, went to revive spiritual life in the eastern regions of belarus. the missionaries traveled on horseback to cover as much of the area as possible. they gathered around them in almost every locality. after all, church b

orthodox church, a church, and do not mislead ukrainians that you are a ukrainian church, but in fact there is no such thing, that is, it can always... to be there partly for those who wish for russians in ukraine, if they wish to have, for example, churches, to visit them, then there are no problems, but then the question arises for ukrainians on the territory of russia, how many ukrainians are there, there are millions of ukrainians on the territory of russia federation, but we do not have any church, we do not have any representative office, that is... it is a normal phenomenon when another church can be present on the territory of one local orthodox church, which, with the permission of the local church, serves and provides spiritual services, you are here spiritual support, you have come to a very important topic here, because when i started studying the church issue, i will be honest, i don't... go to churches, but somehow already during the full-scale full-scale invasion, i found myself in the czech republic, communicating with ukrainians there , who here in ukraine are and wer

in the regions of belarus, church life was preserved, churches were opened here, monasteries and theological operated, dioceses worked, pinsk grodninsko and poleska. this was due to the fact that until 1939 the territory was under polish occupation, but in relation to the orthodox church, the authorities of the second polish-lithuanian commonwealth carried out quite tough and repressive policies, belarusian culture, literature and traditions that were studied in educational centers and social institutions operating at orthodox parishes, but by unknown attackers there were more than 800 orthodox churches throughout poland, and this naturally was such a planned action with the complete inaction of the polish police. after the reunification of western and eastern belarus, orthodox parishes and monasteries that were under the influence of the polish autocephalous church returned to the structure of the russian orthodox church. from under arrest in zherovichi archbishop panteleimon razhnovsky was released from the monastery. he was standing. so to speak, at the helm of the church, when the war ca

course, and it's not a ukrainian church, it's a russian church masquerading as a ukrainian church, and that's why we 've been talking about what's needed for a long time, but aren't all the priests there followers of russia, patriarch kirill and putin, not all, not all, there is a large part of those who are, but you generalize now they are hesitating, but they must make the appropriate decision: are they on the side of ukraine, or are they on the side of the aggressor? that is, it is a collective responsibility, if many priests have made a decision, many communities have made a decision to join the local ukrainian orthodox church, they have this opportunity, no one denies it, that is, it is a voluntary choice of each priest, faithful or in general. communities, they make decisions and join our local orthodox church. i don't know how many priests joined the last two years, let's say , maybe there are hundreds of priests, i won't tell you the exact statistics now, about 200 communities, over the last time, let's take 5 years, it's about 200 temples, real communities, because we know tha

the church received another blow in his old age.young, quiet, but ambitious assistant epiphany dumenko, betrayed his patron filoret and was elected head of a certain the orthodox church of ukraine, this brainchild of the american state department member of the oaoc, the ukrainian autocephalous orthodox church. naturally, state budgets were also epiphanes, filoret’s rage was indescribable. the agreements were between me, president poroshenko and epifaniy, and not only between the three of us, but with the bishops. and at the bishops’ council there was an agreement that i would continue to lead, representing the church at the international level. that was the agreement. we didn't sign it in writing because i trusted the president and epiphania, but they deceived. i, as a patriarch , must govern the ukrainian church. on the territory of ukraine, and epiphany refused to rule himself. real persecution of canonical priests has begun, criminal cases have been initiated, they are subjected to torture and repression, churches are seized, thr

but tell me, are they singing hymns and flags of ukraine in the church?, they pray before they pray, why do they need confessions? that these people are unbelievers, unfortunately, that they don’t know what they are doing, and well, i would like to wish them, god give them health, god give them wisdom, because if they have wisdom and health, spiritual, mental, physical, then they will understand and distinguish between truth and falsehood, understand where the church of christ is. the united states, the west, yes, initially set the task of tearing the ukrainian people away from the russian people, and above all, by destroying what... united the common church, the canonical one, so, of course, it is so the so-called orthodox church, ukraine will not be able to become, well, even some kind of surrogate, i would say the orthodox church, but it is too weak for this, not authoritative and marginal, so it will certainly be absorbed by the ukrainian greek catholic church, which... before all these events, people like george soros planned the orange revolutions,

i believe that whenever this happens to any church, it divides the church, it kills the church.hed in this matter. i think this is due to the fact that support for this movement in the united states has declined. it began to decline. i think we 've seen a climax, especially in relation. mr. brownback is more conservative than the so-called metropolitan epifaniy. and even the republicans are shocked by what is happening with their, let’s say, invention, which they introduced into the ukrainian agenda. here's what brownback thinks about the laurel and what's happening there now, let's look at the excerpt. what do you think about what we should do with lava, the main temple of kiev? honestly, honestly, i think you should. "i'm not disappointed at all, i thought it should have happened 500 years ago, but i was glad it happened, i thought it was obviously what is necessary, and for the national creation of ukraine is very useful, to have your own orthodox church, i think this is very important, sent a clear signal, it is called in diplomatic language, that is, but it says very clearl

held funeral services dead, believers cleared churches of various debris, because often church buildingsre converted into granaries, warehouses, clubs, believers in newly opened churches carried crosses, icons and various liturgical objects that they saved during times of church persecution. the priests remained faithful to their flock, took an oath of allegiance to the church, and of course, the pastoral duty of the priest dictated that he act according to his conscience in a given situation. many priests, they were guided by this pastoral feeling, the feeling of love, assessed the situation that was developing directly at that time, it is clear that they tried in every possible way to save and help those people with whom they live, who are their parishioners. for some german leaders, the implementation of the church strategy has become the starting point. to satisfy their own ambitions, the nazi intelligence services, the main directorate of reich security and the abwehr entered into confrontation. some supported bormann and his position to develop religious life in the occupied territ

head of the church.rgei, until june 22 , was generally deprived of the right to vote, he was deprived of the opportunity to actually lead the church, that is, he seemed to live his very limited life, performed divine services, he did not have the right to even address his flock, not to mention what to citizens soviet union. metropolitan sergius draws attention to the swastika, and he says: “we are christians, we have the cross of christ, and here is a swastika.” a broken cross with broken ends, and this is a pagan symbol, supposedly the third reich brings liberation from godlessness, the liberation of the church, this is a deception, we stand up to defend our country, our people, we defend the cross of christ, we are christians and do not succumb to this temptation to believe release hitler and his henchmen. several underground communities operated in the gomel and mogilev regions. the priests were in an illegal situation, some, in order to survive, were engaged in non-spiritual activities. some worked o

the church of st. with all the orthodox residents of the city of minsk, among the many victims of repression was archpriest nikolai teminsky, rector of the alexander nevsky church from 1927 to 1931, repeated arrests, exile, and as a result, execution in 1937. there was no one to serve the authorities put a lock on the front door of the temple. this happened in february 1938. minsk residents did not accept this. on holidays, especially easter and radenitsa, parishioners gathered near the church, church doors were decorated with flowers and greenery, and prayer chants were sung. during the great patriotic war, there was life in the basements of the shrine. people were hiding there from bombings and shelling, some were hiding from hijackings. to germany, the parish prayer there in the basement did not subside for a minute. the history of the temple is very interesting, it has witnessed several eras development of our country. especially many events happened during the great patriotic war, when the temple

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churches.r putin, according to tradition, arrived last night for a service at the cathedral of christ the savior. today, in his easter greetings , the president noted the creative work russian orthodox church and other christian denominations, as well as the help that, in the face of serious challenges, they provide to those who need support and attention. patriarch kirill also spoke about this in his address on the occasion of the holiday. the russian orthodox church today continues to actively help those who, risking their lives, are at the forefront of defending the fatherland and... traditional christian values, who have lost loved ones, become homeless or were injured, our dioceses, monasteries and parishes, orthodox volunteers continue to contribute to this national cause. today, the primate donated to the cathedral of christ the savior the famous moscow copy of the kazan icon of the mother of god, the image was in the militia of minin and pozharsky on the day of the liberation of moscow

belongs to the moscow, to the russian church, well, they are in the community, they have a church ore, they have been going to this church for many generations and years, and the fact that it is controlled by the moscow patriarchate, which belongs to the russian church , they sometimes they may not even know, that's why the process is going on, this law, among other things, provides for a simplified transition to other denominations, to other churches, so the only question is that it is absolutely good. there is no closure of churches in principle in this law, there is no, and this is all an absolutely democratic, expert judicial procedure in case... there is a real threat to national safety, security, there is a judicial procedure, and no one just like that, neither close nor let's put it this way, nothing will be taken away from the communities, as the communities lived with the church in the village, that's how they will live, and this is their choice, the majority of which have actually already accepted it, the transition from the moscow church, away from the russian church, ther

the church committee. why frank church? why. 1975 1975? because in december of 1974, the new york times published a front page abo fold blockbuster article authored by pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh. and that article alleged that the cia had operated a domestic intel agents collection program nationwide, wide, in clear violation of its 1947 charter. frank church was chosen to lead this investigate mission because he wanted the job. he lobbied senator mike mansfield, who was the democratic majority leader in 1975. he lobbied mike mansfield for the position. he saw it as a continuation of some of the earlier work that he had been doing on some special investigatory committees. and importantly, he had been an 18 year at that point member of the senate foreign relations committee. he had been one of the first public voices of dissent in the united states senate about us vietnam war policy. and he was someone who really wanted to take on these issues. the issues related to national intel, the national intelligence commune ity a

church.ostates and tried to figure it out. to understand where the origins of such a terrible split on this unfortunate land come from, in this cradle of orthodoxy, it was then that the polishization of the russian land began. it was then that the poles gave the name to the russian land that we hear and see today. ukraine, which means the outskirts. after many centuries of polish occupation, the russian empire managed to return under its sovereign hand. year, the russian empire, as an orthodox monarchy, collapsed, and immediately, literally a few months later, self-identifiers appeared, who not only built the state of ukraine on the remains of little russia, but wanted to have their own church and church hierarchy. u the current schism in ukraine has a long prehistory, and here we must remember that it all began after the october revolution of 1917, when... the tattoo of the local church, implying its administrative independence from other local churches, asking for autocephaly means asking f

cathedral church of christ the savior in the city the easter service here, in the main church of the russian orthodox church, will be performed by his holiness, the most holy patriarch of moscow of all rusiri. they will serve him vicar bishops, clergy of the cathedral of christ the savior and the capital's clergy. and you and i have the opportunity, thanks to the live broadcast, to participate in this service, together with the patriarch to pray and glorify the risen lord, to contemplate the beauty and grandeur of the easter celebration. according to established tradition, before the start of the service. with a pastoral word, the primate of the russian orthodox church addresses all of you, dear tv viewers, from the altar of the cathedral of christ the savior. dear brothers and sisters, on the eve of the celebration of st. easter, according to tradition, i address you from the altar of the cathedral of christ the savior. i would like to express my greetings. we're really getting in. on that holiday, which is marked by the special presence of god's grace, and god's grace is divine pow

i like easter because when we go to church, i see my girlfriend alexandra, we sit at the top of the churchwant the days of this easter week to pass with precisely such bright and pure thoughts, a week filled with joy and faith in the victory of good over evil, which is symbolized by the resurrection of christ. anna yafimova, valery savelelev, anastasia popova, typical novorossiya. about what the faith of god has always meant for people living in novorossiya and what thoughts arise during easter week? we will talk with our regular expert, historian and political scientist rastislav ishchenko. rastislav, good afternoon, good afternoon. rastislav, what people did in the donbass in novorossiya 10 years ago, when they decided to change their fate, was actually radical, was there something that makes them turn to god more often, earlier and today, well, that’s it this. and it was, this is what forces, that is, when a person radically changes his destiny, he, as modern psychologists say, leaves his comfort zone, when there is a sharp break in his usual life, yes, everything, everything that was,

the church building was built in 1866, on the site of a wooden church that existed before that time,down in a fire. descriptions of the churches of the parishes of the minsk diocese for 1879 contain information that in the pre-mongol era there were seven churches in the city, all of which, unfortunately, have not survived. the church of the ascension of the lord in the city of kopal is built of rubble stone with elements. state it was transferred to the orthodox church already in the nineties, it begins here the revival of this temple, divine services begin here, priests begin to come to serve, then the restoration of the temple begins little by little, with god's help to this day we also continue what was started by those predecessors who served here, well, before us, during its century and a half history the temple has seen ... the heyday of church life and tragic moments in history. before the revolution of the year 177, the temple was the center of religious life. as evidenced by the description of churches and parishes of the minsk diocese in in religious terms, the parishioners

that formally belonged to the ukrainian orthodox church, the church that condemned.e, russia or madagascar, which means that if, for example, there was once a moment of particularly acute confrontation between orthodox and catholics, orthodox christians did not pray in catholic churches or in orthodox churches. now, in principle, even while staying abroad, if there are no orthodox churches around, a person can go and pray in a catholic church, although, so to speak, he cannot perform the catholic sacraments, that is , he cannot partake of the catholic sacraments, but he can go in and pray at desire, because it's all the same a christian church, yes, that means , accordingly, especially in an orthodox church, not to pray, it’s another matter that the ukrainian orthodox church has its position... initially occupied, not even now, when it began to shake out of its own, but its initially occupied position , she turned herself into an actual trap, the ukrainian orthodox church justified its... since the church is ukrainian, yes, and operates where there is an independent

holy armenian apostolic church.l, now we will see how the delegation of the armenian apostolic church entered churches. look, also traditionally the kawas walk ahead, then they carry the staff of the patriarch, and the delegation is quite large, and you see, they all enter past the stone of anointing at once - they go towards fuvukli. the patriarch will go around one circle around the kuvukli, which is exactly where we are now. these are just representatives of the coptic, coptic church, who are also taking their place, uh-huh, yes, here is another one we have, the official coptic delegation, representatives of the coptic church. according to the status of the cultural organization, each of the faiths has a special responsibility, special rights, a symbol of this is the famous immovable staircase, which is located above the entrance through which the delegation passes, now, as we see, the khoptian church, yes, this staircase is really just... a symbol of the status quo, it is now located on the territory of the arme

the church is a mother, and women in the church are the ones who help foster that motherliness.at the ones who never abandoned jesus were the women. the men all fled. >> norah: pope francis has placed more women in positions of power than any of his predecessors. by the numbers, women are the backbone of the catholic church. nearly 600,000 serve as nuns. but pope francis opposes allowing women to join the church's clerical hierarchy. you will have many young boys and girls that will come here at the end of next month for world children's day. and i'm curious. for a little girl growing up catholic today, will she ever have the opportunity to be a deacon and participate as a clergy member in the church? >> pope francis: no. >> norah: i understand you have said no women as priests, but you are studying the idea of women as deacons. is that something you are open to? >> interpreter: if it is deacons with holy orders, no. but women have always had, i would say, the function of deaconesses without being deacons, right? women are of great service as women, not as ministers, as minister

he sees the church, as he puts the emphasis on poverty, he sees the church out there, dirty, bruised and hurting in the world instead of behind comfortable walls. i think he might be the one who breaks down some of the walls of gender and sexuality and especially class since he puts so much emphasis on the poor. >> the first judgment. >> and i am crazy about that. i went to the jesuit school. >> who are they? >> they are considered the great educators. they go back hundreds of years. they believe they are the ones who educated people in the faith and a lot of training, takes a long time. after years of schooling and training. i took primarily theology and scripture and i was always impressed. one of the teachers who taught me greek for two years, gave me a recommendation to going to seminary and was going to come to my ordination but he got sick. >> they are rigorous in their training. constituted two quite presbyterian. that is another story. okay, so della and the new pope. what else? >> i would say also you have to look at gay marriage. even though 16 states approve of it now, and

, and there are such moments, i know, when there is a village and... there is a church of the moscowatriarchate, and the other church is too many tens of kilometers, and of course that no one will take the fallen hero there, they say here, but we will not, well, these, and plus the fact that they give information, they become not what they become, but remain agents of the enemy, who in one way or another are sometimes activated and they impose kremlin narratives, sometimes they openly, simply openly talk about it, and here the question is what mykola knyazhytskyi, one of the authors of this law, writes about the fact that this m... bill number 8371 on amendments to of some laws of ukraine regarding the activity of religious organizations in ukraine, was voted in the first were read back in october 23rd, but they are now getting to the point where they want to send it for the third reading, then we are not sure what the votes will be, then let's guess at some date, then let's wait for something, then let's study public public opinion on this, that is, but even here people have questio

the church committee. why frank church? why. 1975 1975? because in december of 14, the new york times published a front page above the fold blockbuster article authored by pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh. and that article alleged that the cia had operated a domestic intel agents collection program nationwide, wide, in clear violation of its 1947 charter. frank church was chosen to lead this investigate mission because he wanted the job. he lobbied senator mike mansfield, who was the democratic majority leader in 1975. he lobbied mike mansfield for the position. he saw it as a continuation of some of the earlier work that he had been doing on some special investigatory committees. and importantly, he had been an 18 year at that point member of the senate foreign relations committee. he had been one of the first public voices of dissent in the united states senate about us vietnam war policy. and he was someone who really wanted to take on these issues. the issues related to national intel, the national intelligence commune i

church of st.icholas of japan on kamennaya the hill from 8 am welcomes large families, the area has a young strong faith. confirmation of the children's religious procession, it ended with a festive liturgy, the lighting of food continued in the morning, in the open bell tower to ring the bell to announce the good news, queues gather and the whole mood on the eve is joyful and solemn, easter is our favorite holiday, we always go with the children , today it’s true that not everyone is a family, the elders there are already preparing the table for us, probably a family tradition, yes, because they are always with their parents we’re going, so we decided to be young too. restoration of unity between the spiritual and the easter of christ, it just speaks about the physical, because they wanted to take the soul away from christ, it seemed to work, but jesus rose from the dead. easter is not a holiday of one day, bright week is ahead, for 40 days you can greet each other with the canonical christ is ris

, and the church will do its job. us negers have agreed on the withdrawal of american troops from this country, and they plan to do all this before september 15th. hope for great mercy, god will help us in the construction of churches, because every task is to build churches, the task is to organize social service, because these are poor people, at every temple we need to do something educational, a sunday school, so we need to think about medicine, about supporting people, about water pumps, there are russian communities in these countries, who are our compatriots, in some countries these are not small communities, there we need to think about churches that will be not only for the local population, but also for they helped our russian brothers and sisters, we will do this work in a churchly manner. in africa , in those churches where there is such educational activity, it is often the priest himself or one of his assistants who tells the very basics, that is, this is the very beginning, to speak it’s premature to th

of course, joined the small church.creating a family, the fact is that i studied, in fact, in minsk there are a lot of good girls, beautiful girls, but i was always worried about the question of how to find the one who will be my wife, i really wanted, so that god would bless this matter, but i didn’t understand how to do it, even though i studied to be a psychologist, i knew a lot of things, but in fact, just like the wise solomon says that a wise wife is from god, when i heard these words , i prayed for a very long time, i've been praying for about a year i prayed every day, i understood that this was a very important step in life, about a year later , when i was studying at the university, i proposed, because it seemed to me that the moment we met on the third day i would do i was very worried that such a beautiful girl would not be taken away, that no one would beat me, 19 days passed from the moment of the proposal to the moment of our wedding, thus our small church was created, this is... a very blessed place, fam

written sources for this church, this is not the creation of some new church, and not a reconstructionof the memorial and the renovation work carried out there , a new museum was created and opened, a completely new exhibition, and it is rather a museum of emotions, a museum space in which, with the help of new information technologies, there is a complete immersion in those dramatic events.

church of st.holas. ever since the declaration of ukraine's independence , believers have been promised right in front of the church door that... very soon it will be returned to the parish, the president also promised, president kuchma personally promised st. john paul ii, who was in to this church, that the church is already being handed over, even our president zelensky in 2020 personally wrote a letter to pope francis that the church is already being returned, but we see, unfortunately, this has not happened yet, the official name. the temple is a house of organ music, because of this the institution is subordinate to the ministry of culture and information policy. in june 2022 , the ministry of culture and the parish signed a memorandum according to which the church was to be handed over to the religious community. however, on may 1, at the viryan liturgy for the return of the temple, representatives the ministry of culture did not appear. a month ago, we sent a request to the cabinet of minis

the church is stale, more than 50 years old, the rector of the church was front-line soldier dmitry khmelnt at the age of 17, added a year to be taken into the army, this is 1944, most of the territory of the soviet union has already been liberated, including the one where the future priest lived , it so happened that it was in the house of khmely that the headquarters of general konev was located, acquaintance with him pushed the young man to go to the front. this is an icon, it’s like a relic of our family, her... vskorshu, lepel, begomol, lagoisk, then lithuania and east prussia, where he was seriously wounded. all the soldiers from his unit died, he was the only one who survived. he went with a grenade to the enemy's point, threw the grenade, and the bullet remained in his thigh, closer to the spine. for 3 days he lay there under the sprinkled earth, they had already sent a funeral to his parents. after the hospital, the front was again, and he ended the war in könexberg as a member. a warrior of christ, and a warrior of christ is a winner, as they say, an army of priests is something

it's a big church. it is a big church. jide is someone who's turned his life around.so carry. so, protect yourself. by the �*80s, the outbreak of hiv and aids, which killed millions worldwide, saw gay people stigmatised. you must wear a condom. some politicians even called for making gay sex illegal again. we've rolled forward since 1957 and today is very different. we've got aids, which is a menace to health. and the schoolbook the education secretary wants to ban. in 1988, a law was brought in to stop schools from doing what they said was promoting homosexuality. there's some very good material on sex education, but this is propaganda. it was called section 28. ..are being taught that they have an inalienable right to be gay. in 1990, justin fashanu became the world's first top—level footballer to come out as gay. his professional career ended soon after. no, i'd do the same again because the bottom line is be true to yourself — the bottom line. he took his own life eight years later, aged 37. by 1994, the government lowered the age of consent for gay men from 21 to

sergius church.eful life, he baptized ukrainian children, married young couples, prayed for peace. now his prayer is for another peace, russian. when russian tanks entered skadovsk and occupied the city, he decided to leave it to the beasts to later impose kremlin ideas on them. may peace, love and harmony flourish in their prayers, in our families, in our family and in our society. pip started more often with. bloc, and for us churchmen, this is first of all not some kind of political entity, some kind of holy russia. next, kanyuka advances the crimean ones ideas for children. here is a video he conducted for the seventh grade of school number 1 in skadovsk. in which he talked about human honor and loyalty. i wonder how he knows about all these qualities? this conversation, as i said, it is desirable that it not... be the last, for once. and so that this conversation comes not only from church officials, so that this topic is also discussed in society, by parents. better give this pop a lecture on t

in the morning services were held in all churches. the primate of the russian orthodox church , patriarch kirill, led the divine liturgy in the cathedral of christ the savior, and before that he congratulated the believers on the upcoming easter. the rising from the tomb of the savior adds death to immortality, sadness to joy, doom to hope; on the cross in resurrection the god of infinite goodness and perfect love is revealed to us. awareness of this all-conquering love of god encourages us to be grateful to the creator and gives us strength to overcome the most difficult mental states. difficult circumstances, elevates you above your everyday life, helps correct previous mistakes and destroys despondency. preventing us from living fully and developing spiritually. on holy saturday, according to tradition, immediately after morning services in churches , easter treats are illuminated: easter cakes, colored eggs - the main symbols of the holiday. the churches today are crowded and the atmosphere is especially warm. ivan prozurov will c

are inscriptions in greek, la tène, church slavonic, and if church slavonic is a little easier, thesed, then the inscriptions are in latin or greek, for many people... that there is a lot of graffiti on in latin, in greek, and nesves, also a fairly famous place for the history of belarus, in the farny church, where you can find a lot of inscriptions in latin, and of course, when we arrive there, we, someone simply admires the view, someone admires the frescoes, and a philologist, when they come to such places, the first thing he sees there is the inscriptions, so we tried to collect them, systematize them, translate them. and as a result, last year we presented the first results, we had an exhibition has been organized, which is now traveling around belarus, to schools, to other universities, to colleges, and through such an exhibition, including future students of the faculty of philology, can find out what awaits them here, that philology is not boring, that it alive, that you can not only sit in it, read books, but... also learn about the world, learn about our history, sometimes i

structures, the orthodox church of ukraine, the greek catholic church, which would be ready to accept the clergy who would like to break away from moscow, but due to one or another. reasons, maybe he is afraid, or maybe he is worried about the fact that he may end up without a parish and so on, but if you take the number of uocp parishes in ukraine, it will work. very and a very large, i.e., complex decision, whether, for example, there were other feedbacks from our specifically ukrainian religious structures, you are absolutely right about the fact that this process is more complicated than just the adoption of one law or the activity of the security service of ukraine. undoubtedly, the orthodox church of ukraine is local, it should be ready to accept these people, those who are not related to russian. which are not directly a russian agency, but i will say that this process is taking place in one way or another, because, well, you understand that at the time of the declaration of independence, no ukrainian church existed at all, that is, all these communities, it is over there, i do

today's easter services are held in large churches, in small churches like these, and the heart of everyeliever at this moment is filled with hope and faith. on a good day, on this bright holiday, alexander lukashenko thanked the clergy for their important spiritual mission. addressing those gathered, the belarusian president will remember how in childhood everyone looked forward to bright sunday. the holiday fills people's hearts and souls with warmth. this year it so happened that literally right after easter... this health, as i always say, will be health, we will acquire everything else, we will buy it, at this time we remember and pray for peace, this is probably the main thing, if there is no peace, then there is no need for health, there is no need for education, in general a person does not need anything if there is no peace, peace with yourself, in your souls and hearts, if there is no peace in the family, if... there is no peace in the end in the state, we have realized this very seriously now, and today the war has come to the home of our native people, very close to us, and i

written sources for this church, this is not the creation of some new church. and not a reconstructionthe old one, yes, exactly a copy of the one that was in khatyn before the tragic events, but in addition to the church itself, there was also a bell tower that was mentioned in the same documents, a bell tower on four pillars, it had three bells of different weights, so everything is real this part of the village of khatyn, it was really recreated, well, let's say so, completely down to the smallest grains, these are very important. they say that the new interactive museum is also of particular interest to visitors, tell us about this project, and indeed, in addition to the open part of the memorial and the renovation work carried out there, a new museum was created and opened, a completely new exhibition, and this is rather a museum of emotions, a museum space in which, with the help of new information technologies, there is a complete immersion in those dramatic events; the story is told rather not through facts, although there is quite a lot there information is presented, in each h

, they call it suddenly... a wagon churches, in fact yes, it is indisputable that, as christ said, upn the name will gather, there is a church, yes, but it is clear that the situation is a little different here , because the place where a construction trailer was first built, which was trimmed with crosses , copals and infrastructure, and in the end it was obvious, even from before of the previous management of the historical museum, one way or another... polished, due to the fact that the electricity came from the museum, we must tell the truth, and what was, well, let's say this, there were documents to the effect that there were even some permits, but we today we are talking about the fact that the tithe church, which was built by volodymyr, and was the first stone church, which was then rebuilt by peter mohyly, then later times, has no relation to that mafu kiosk, which the russian orthodox church began to build, so of course it is itself... and of course, the building itself is located on a sacred place for ukraine and not just for ukraine, but for the whole of central eastern eu

old church books.m from other churches or even from private collections of residents of the kherson region, and then take them to tarasenko to the temple. the little non-priest rubs his hands, smiles at the camera and thanks the occupying power. we thank the employees once again. transferred to the diocese, they should return to the church, and this is a huge thank you. let's call a spade a spade, for example, not a search operation, but a robbery, and return not to the church, but to father maxim's private collection. in the next video, he talks about... remove and return, all these are icons and books, they constitute historical, spiritual, and certain material value. after the de-occupation of kherson, tarasenko disappeared and later appeared in crimea. instead of atoning for his sins of treason, viryan miska continues to wash away. i hope we will be able to see him again, but not on the screens of zombies, in the dock. mykola kanyuka, the abbot of the st. sergius church, openly promotes peace from

of the russian, moscow patriarchate in ukraine, and by 2023 there will be another thousand churches passed over, but now the transition has slowed down dramatically this year, and so those who are already of the moscow patriarchate remain. well, i read that in kherson oblast, for example, on the eve of easter, we can say that four communities switched to the orthodox church of ukraine, how is this process happening in kherson oblast, how familiar are you with this, where will the people of kherson oblast, kherson oblast, go to celebrate easter, tomorrow or today, i don't know what the customs are in kherson here, because they celebrate here, for example, in western ukraine and celebrate on saturday, well, you know, really. there four communities moved, moved, moved, but thousands of communities remain the moscow patriarchate, and unfortunately, it is precisely the kherson region that was occupied, which was occupied, the fury of the occupiers, who saw firsthand the cooperation of the moscow priests, precisely with the occupiers, with the russian military, who blessed the russian occ

and most importantly, how to talk with contemporaries about the life of the church, about the doctrinef the eternal gospel truths. almost every a person can say where he will be, in hell or heaven. this is all that you and i are experiencing, this is what we will take with us. comes into conflict with his life, with his actions towards a person. firstly, i would like to say about the impression that the broadcast of the shepherd’s word made on me when i first saw it and since then i have become its regular viewer. i was still a schoolchild then, i had just come to church, was baptized at a conscious age, and when i saw this program for the first time, i became its regular viewer, in many episodes that i later greedily... literally, i’m not afraid of this word , i watched and was really looking forward to it, i found a huge number of answers to the questions that occupied me, i know that i’m not alone, that indeed for many this saturday program was and remains a window into the world of faith, and many people, precisely through these programs, came to church, discovered god for themselv

in the russian church?cannot compare, but before the war, if you were to go and compare the relationship of priests to people, which is communication with a priest in the local community, with believers, these are completely different things, although you can come to ukraine to moscow patriarchate and you will get into... allegedly he is some kind of local prince who commands people, namely a priest from the word service, he serves people, we are like that, i joke that we are rumors for people who set the table. and this must be remembered, and what is left in european countries is that the priest is called to serve the people, just as the civil servant is called to serve the people, the policeman, the military officer, we are all called to serve the people, this is the main difference between us from today, father serhiy, you also served the russians. but chose the ukrainian church, do your colleagues who cannot dare to take this step turn to you, or ask for some advice, or on the contrary, they turned awa

we're going to tax everyone to it and to support the church, the baptist church and. absolutely inappropriate. right. but to have symbolic things like in god, we trust in their money, not constitutionally problematic. and i don't think it's particularly anyone. the gospel of j edgar hoover by lauren martin came out in february. mark david hall's book who's afraid of christian nationalism, came out earlier this month, and he's taking your calls. for about the next 15 minutes here on the washington on this sunday morning. this john in shiner, texas republican. good morning and on c-span and this is i really appreciate the person chosen conversation we seem to be having about this made up crisis. i was watching joe scarborough this morning and he had someone it was his name older basically comparing the we the dumb maga people comparing trump to jesus in the hysteria. it's just absolutely beyond the pale. well, what this is really about is and you mentioned earlier about, you know, the government, there are two sources of power. we believe in god. the good are in labor r

in the pentecostal church, it's tradition for members to donate 10 percent of their income to the church. but the pastor says he's not in it for profit, but for face the exceptions that somebody's did you are people. yeah. because they believe sports. they're not ada 2 are just being manipulated by the head of the church lot. but what's the address of the adage and when you, the result is still the world's most populous catholic country. but meanwhile, almost a 3rd of the population is evangelical, and it's projected they could become the majority by 2030. most are joining the conservative and even ultra conservative pentecostal movement. sociology professor christine of utah is studying their influence on society and politics. it grew significantly under the former right when populist presidential year, both scenario, who made a point of embracing the evangelical world view. yes, so what was the, what sales of this gave the evangelical, the feeling that they were in power for the 1st time. several of the religious leaders wanted to show that they had influence over his actions. so it's

, should be a church.st 24, ukraine will celebrate its 33rd independence day. roman catholic religious the community hopes that by this time the church will already belong to the parish. tetyana golonova, yulia belska, espresso tv channel. and i want to remind you about our collection, which we announced in order to collect funds for the repair of heavy armored vehicles in the combat zone in the solodarsk and zaporizhzhia directions. the repair and restoration regiment works mainly on the contact line or in the gray zone of the open air, in all weathers, day and night. so for emergency recovery and return to the battlefield of the damaged. heavy equipment, in particular tanks, bmps, armored personnel carriers, is needed a minibus that will deliver mobile repair teams and equipment to the combat zone, as well as pneumohydraulic jacks for prompt repair of foreign equipment. our goal is uah 630,000. i encourage you to join our gathering, because help is very important. you can now see all the details on the s

sergius church.is peaceful life, he baptized ukrainian children, congratulated young couples, and prayed for peace. now his prayer is already for another peace - russian. when russian tanks entered skadovsk and occupied the city, he decided to leave it to the beast to impose later. may peace, love and harmony flourish in their prayers, our families, our relatives and our society. pip began to appear more often in propaganda stories, here he tells that for him the priest ruskyi peace. russian peace, according to the most holy patriarch, is not some political entity, some bloc. and for us churchmen - in skadovsk, he held a lecture in which he talked about human honor and loyalty. i wonder how he knows about all these qualities? this conversation, as i said, i wish it would not be the last, this time. and that this conversation did not only come out. a lecture on treason and a treacherous soul. according to the media, together with the priest mykolaiv, he decided to betray ukraine and his son, who also

his er, that is, consistency and loyalty to the russian orthodox church, while leading.dox, you understand that the closer you are to the border with russia, therefore, one should be more careful in accusing him of ukrainophilism, and as they say now, of nazism, fascism and so on, and he withstood, let's be honest, the line that was expected of him, a person who was brought up in moscow traditions, in the traditions of moscow clergy schools and on... still could not behave, that is, he is such, you know, the right-wing radical wing in the ukrainian orthodox church, he never demonstrated his attachment to ukraine itself, and he probably did not perceive the ukrainian orthodox church as national, according to its content and form, but simply by name, well , geographically it is located on the territory of ukraine, that is why it is called the ukrainian church, and yes... in general, it is a part, subsidiary, part, subsidiary of this russian church, well, they call it the russian orthodox a church that has spread its influence over the entire territory of the post-soviet un