tribute to the memory. colleagues who died in the line of duty, a funeral litany was held in the church of all saints in minsk, law enforcement officers of the garrison, relatives and friends of the fallen comrades took part in the funeral service, filled with soul, i’m happy, if it weren’t for all this, i don’t know how i would live, well, my children also save me, i had five of them, there are four left, this is all mine. joy, happiness, happiness that i meet with mothers, that we will always talk, who is sick, who needs some advice, this is very, this means a lot, god bless our leadership and may they not forget us, at the end of the litany, there was a conversation between the leadership of the civil internal affairs directorate and the relatives of the deceased policemen, discussing issues that concern them. legitimize unauthorized constructions until the end of the year. we are talking about buildings built without design documentation on plots received by citizens before september twenty-two. at the same time, such objects are not recognized as unauthorized, which means that no fine is imposed

hanging clouds greeted us as we entered the paris church of all saints in the village of cranham, which was located about 90 miles outside of london. it was the last stop on a four day pilgrimage to celebrate the throne hundredth anniversary of the birth of general james edward oglethorpe. as you know, general oglethorpe and his beloved wife, elizabeth, a buried beneath the floor of this venerable church, 700 year old church, and near his tomb following his death, his wife, elizabeth, commissioned a marble plaque. and this plaque contains a long platitudes of this man's long and illustrious career. having served in parliament, military hero, advocate in press in the royal navy, he fought against debt of prisoners and passed legislation that resulted in the release of 10,000 british to us. and on. and on. and on. for any of you like myself who will educate it in the schools, public or private here in georgia. these were things we were familiar with that we learned in junior high school or middle school, but then literally my mind was riveted to eight words. one passage carved in the whit

this temple is remembered as the honor of all the saints and the archcathedral church in the name ofhe most holy dzewa mary in minsk. we have a gray dachshund for sale in vintage pasta coats hrystos uvaskres. gata 18 master cards are rapturous with kalaryt plots on the final yuletide theme of vyalikadnya. we agreed that... the development of the military-industrial complex is one of the locomotives for overcoming the crisis; the beneficiaries of the war have no interest in stopping the carnage inside someone else’s for them people, the stakes are too high, and the income is base-level. the price of one nato 15mm artillery cannon has quadrupled since the beginning of the war in ukraine from 200 to 800 euros. when it comes to our help. states, it benefits american manufacturing, it benefits american technological development. any country to which the united states tries to bring freedom and democracy will, at best, be robbed; at worst, its population will be destroyed. vesen, khannya ci vesny, only geta budze not an hour, budze eternal zhytsya, as i live, bright words in my native lang

administration, alexander lukashenko, together with metropolitan veniamin , visited the church of the cathedral of all belarusian saintsis laid down; it could not be otherwise. history of orthodoxy in belarusian lands is inextricably linked with the history of the formation of our statehood,” the president said. alexander lukashenko noticed this. the meeting with the synod is of great importance right now, on the eve of important political events within the country and the difficult situation on the external contour. the role of the church is to preserve our traditional spiritual values. the president signed a decree on pardon. 15 people got a chance to correct their mistakes, nine of them were women, 11 committed crimes while underage. by on behalf of the head of state , the topic of application was worked out. state, including we take into account not only personal guarantees, there are a large number of guarantors, perhaps, but we also take into account the petition of labor collectives, public associations, and petitions from a number of officials, all this is important for the head of state. the thirty-first minsk

problems, because you see how many problems each of us has, and not all problems can be solved on our own, that’s why we come to this church, and we ask our saintatt, naryl, and all the other saints to ask for help and ask, and then we feel the support of each other in our family, if someone is having a hard time, we always try to help each other, and this is so important, our children grow up before our eyes, when they see it, when they see it , they understand that yes, that's it such a life must be lived with faith in god, with love for each other. the holy righteous john of kronstadt is the great prayer book of the russian land, who served in the city of kronstadt for 53 years, more than 100 churches were dedicated in his honor, in the republic of belarus nine churches bear his name, one brotherhood chapel, and also a sisterhood. i am a music teacher by profession, i work at the republican college of music at the belarusian academy of music. two of my children were baptized in our church, i am their godfather, for me the church is you know, like the church, like your own mother , you come to your mother with your questions, with your proble

saints armagen, patriarch of moscow all russia. yes, indeed, saint armagen left a very special mark on the history of our church, our people. our country, because his feat was a high priesthood, which is always associated with enormous difficulties and spiritual challenges, it was also complicated in a special way by the historical time in which saint hermagen carried out his ministry. this time. and one can imagine what a heaviness was on the heart of saint hermogenes, how many fervent prayers there must have been... when they tried to force him to betrayal with hunger and cold, as well as with promises, but the saint turned out to be superior to everyone who persuaded him to commit betrayal, he spiritually turned out to be stronger than all this enemy force that entered the very heart of our country, one old patriarch. on which it depended will be to exist as an independent country, will it be able to throw off the occupiers, or voluntarily submit to another government? when the occupiers demanded that the saint address the russian people with the appropriate call, he understood that his words could produce not... and an incurable ri

the rightful clubs in universities and as a result of the collection of saints and tiktokers, all the packages and partners and broadcasts. the churchormition of bagarodzitsa of ssar, the belarusian tachmahal, as it became the requiems of the turmoil due to bad luck. lose love. a sacred vertical, with the installation of your roof stiles, painted on a new endless bare foot. adsutnasty of garishantal lines, a special padded flame target and a magical special belt. the temple is completely dominated by the symvalisms of its dackless architecture. architecture belarus. the project of the future temple was made in 1851 by ignat lapatsinskiy , the architect of the clock, gustav schachty. the cascel is planned as a ploughing-ground for the urgently needy woman of varanina. the lapatsian nobles are sleeping. there were 19 stagodzi on the territory of the russian empire. the harsh regulation of the catalan life, the opening of the new cathedrals was on a daily basis, however, the mercenary weakness of the imperial bureaucratic machine, the customer plans to end his family temple crypt, previously ikavyatstsa steel officials. at cherveni tuz

it was one of the best examples of baroque art in all of europe, a church of rare beauty in honor of the saintinity church was built in 1772, at the same time, with the permission of the pope , the relics of st. fortunatus were brought here from italy. it is known that in the 20th century ksenza alexander astramovich, known as a belarusian poet, served in the church. andrey zezyulya. here vseno died at the forty-third year of his life. it is unknown where exactly he was buried. the shrine stood through the first and second world wars and the revolution. all plans were disrupted by the election campaign. in 1962 , a candidate for deputy came to this city to meet with citizens. a local resident approached him with a request to blow up the church. they say it interferes with admiring the district center dear to the heart. at the request of the district party committee, the catholic church disappeared. nobody will remember now whether the candidate became a deputy. once a business card we can only see a map of the city in photographs ; a new catholic church is being built on the old foundation wit

f as b, a one of which was supposed to happen during the elections during the concert after the elections at one was supposed to happen at a church in saint petersburg. so just taking all of this information into consideration, he says that the queen in special services, should be considered a terrorist group and recognized as such in russia. now another point was that the president vladimir puts in was speaking of the board, meeting of the prosecutor general office. and he highlighted that the investigation is still ongoing to figure out the reason behind the crime. and so that the criminals will receive a fair punishment. but i still believe you got the criminals who committed this mass murder as you now have been arrested investigators, i meticulously establishing the circumstances of this barbaric crime satisfying it's details determining the role and degree of guilt of each suspect. we've been studying the conclusions of criminal logistics and other aspects of the federal security service and other state agencies are examining the issues under the coordination of the anti terrorist committee. we are sure that the prosecutors will do everything necessary within the

this temple remembers the honors of all the saints and the archcathedral church in the name of the mostdzeva mary in minsk. the sale of a gray dachshund of vintage pastries christos vaskres, this 18 master's cards are raptured with kararyt plots on the final christmas theme. we are calculating the uladzimir likhadzedavs and we are in complete agreement with the well-known belarusian on the basis of pasta packs of the 20th century that were released and at that time we added them and released them. getym godze geta 18 pashtovak. akramya getaga yashche for our postcrossers, we have produced special yashche souvenirs are not postage stamps. planned for different hours at sakaviku and the holy day of the catholic faithful, and also on the beautiful, kali right-slain christians will be part of the gala saints in the liturgical calendars. let me remind you that christmas decorations can be found in the supermarkets all over the country. that's all, mostly on our site tvar.by. premnaga of the day. our regular games consist of 42 tricky questions asked in four rounds. variable - 12 players read

i would like to draw the attention of all those praying, all the people who come to this shrine, that the church calls on them to be saints, to meet love, joy, to pray for those around them, in church every... every sunday there is a special sacrament, the sacrament of communion, and for all orthodox christians , this is a real shrine, where we unite with god, this is a sacrament of love that every person can approach, the belt of the blessed virgin mary is the greatest relic that has survived to this day . for many centuries, the christian shrine has been and remains a source of consolation, hopes of help, and today the train of the mother of god reveals its grace-filled power to all those who suffer, healing ailments, mental and physical. every time the lord wants to show his mercy to people, he does it through the material world, and this matter is illuminated. miraculous power, this is evidenced by many documented evidence; in honor of the great shrine, thanksgiving akafests and prayers are heard. now, when people come to this same shrine, of course, like people of the 10th, 11th and subsequent centuries, they turned

saints from the us. there are none and of the thousands of saints worldwide, not one is african american meet a member of the baltimore church, who traveled all the way to the vatican the tried to change that >> houston check we hear nothing. >> the space shuttle accidents, usually not one thing. it's a series of events is that part of the wing coming apart >> space shuttle columbia, he final flight hey, premieres sunday, april 7 at nine on realtor dot com's real view maps show you precise wildfire flood, and noise ratings on every homeless. they don't all have to do that. >> not really. trust the number one app real estate sectionals trust, download the realtor.com app today, my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back. now with sky rizzi, i'm all in with clear skin, we've sky rizzi three out of four people achieved 90% clear skin at four months. and most people were clear even at five years sky rosie is just four doses a year after to starter doses serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your dr. if you have an infection or symptoms had a vaccine or planned to >

of dominicans in the archdiocese, saint dominic's church. and you as a vector for the western province, how big is it? >> the western dominican province is basically allhe west coast of california. and he goes as far east as utah. as far south as tucson and across the border into mexico and as far north as alaska where we serve and we have a new house in alaska in anchorage we serve the cathedral parish in anchorage but also act as missionaries throughout the great state of alaska. >> one of the original party with archbishop alemannic, was a sister. >> wonderful thing about the dominican order is it is not just the priest or the friers preaching, saint dominic new in order to radically change culture or bring god to culture and enliven it, you needed a strong component of women. contemplative nuns. even before , he formally founds the order of preachers, heath founds the nuns first. >> saint dominic. 800 years ago. i had the privilege of building a monastery and you have contemplative nuns living there and they are from all over the world. for me personally what was attractive to the order is it was not simply a group of guys getting together to prea

church. all of this in theission district. it happened on friday morning. parishioners and people staying at saint john the evangelist episcopal church were forced outside into the rain on good friday. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the story. >> well, the fire started on the outside of the church. the person put a cardboard that was on fire and watched this exterior wall go up in flames. >> reverend kevin deal is talking about a suspected arson fire at saint john the evangelist episcopal church. the historic mission district building charred on the outside, the smell of smoke saturating the sanctuary. >> the fire department responded extremely quickly. we're so grateful for sapphire, and they said to me multiple times, they're really careful not to damage our organ, which we're so grateful for existing as a treasure. >> the reverend racing to the scene of the fire, which was called in on good friday around 230 in the morning. >> there were fire trucks all up and down, julian and the big ladder over the church and water flowing through the streets, and it smelled like fire. so i thought

sisters, faithful catholic church and all people of good will, dear tv presenters, you are on the belarusian tv channel 1, on this day we will become informants and villagers. saintday's fast there was a lot of burrowing and the experience of christ's meltdown and beauty. broadcasts of the easter gospel are broadcast live from the archicathedral church in the name of the most reverend panna mary in minsk. the easter celebration was celebrated by the metropolitan of minsk-magilevski, the artsy bishop yuzaf staneyski. broadcast soon. we are working for you, the commentator viktoria ambrazhey and the editor of the journal yury stelmakh. we sardechna ask you, dear tv presenters, for the captivity of the heart, the intense and joyful joy of the ukrained christ. now we are doing a lot of work with you, which...

all this and more in the weekly project ether 24/7. look at our tv channel every friday evening. and then we continue our path to the church of saints glev. we were told that this is the oldest temple in the city. hello atet nikola. the uniqueness, probably, is that it is one of the most ancient on the territory of our belarusian land. if we study history, we see that the excavations that were carried out under the altar of our temple in the 1960s showed us that the temple on this site was built in the first half of the 19th century. and please tell me who borisov and gleb were, who gave the name to the temple? well boris and gleb were the younger sons of prince vladimir, who was numbered among the saints, he died in 1015, they were born shortly before the baptism of russia, they reigned in their principalities, loved people, restored churches, revived christianity. please tell me, they were soon canonized and glorified as holy brothers, as martyrs, passion-bearers, so we pray to them first of all, of course, for the healing of various diseases, for the cessation of all enmity, envy and malice. excursions where to start? okay, let's

and a healthy lifestyle, all this and more in the weekly project broadcast 24/7, watch on our tv channel every friday evening. then we continue our way to the church of saintse were told that this is the oldest frame in the city. and so he voluntarily accepts death at the hands of the killers who were sent to the yaropovkas. prince gleb knew about his brother’s death, he was also cunningly lured out of his inheritance of murom and also killed on the way to kiev. and after their death, which was, well, evidence of that christian love that they did not want to fight with his brother, and thanks to their death he reigned in russia. the world, and that's it, from then on they were quickly canonized and glorified as holy brothers, as martyrs, with passionate hearts, so they pray to them first of all, well, of course, for the healing of various diseases, for the cessation of all enmity, envy and malice. i can’t even believe that this ram is already more than five centuries old, literally everything here is unique, from the architecture to... we move on, i have prepared a surprise for louis. lewis, do you remember that the museum staff advised us to go to a vault

an ancient icon, look, saint righteous anna, once it was... an icon of the mother of god who streamed myrrh, but that’s not all about miracles yet. the churchation of the savior is unique in that it is two-tiered, the upper part is wooden, and the lower part is stone. lyudmila, i i understand that fragments of the original walls were left on purpose, right? yes, this is an ancient brick that has survived to this day. there is a special warm atmosphere here. but it was so calmly beautiful, of course, not always during the great patriotic war, the lower part of the church was used as a wine warehouse, but the doors of the church were not closed, all services were held in the upper church. during the war, there was a raid on the territory of smolyan, a shell hit the temple, penetrated, but did not explode. there were people in this temple, even an eyewitness came this year to us. he told me that the little ones with their mother , they ran here from the village of selets to the smalyansky temple, they were hiding below, but well, everyone remained alive, thanks to the same miracle , there is nothing to add here, but the church, which managed t

of crimea. the russian saint of the last century enters lent. in the cathedral of christ the savior , the canon of repentance was read by patriarch kirill of moscow in serus. in all orthodox churchespecial quiet and strict services that set up 7 weeks of fasting prayers, the extent of which everyone can determine together with their priest and doctor. in moscow, they said goodbye to alexander shirvint, people's artist of the rsfsr, an inimitable, brilliant director, screenwriter, sensitive mentor and ironic interlocutor. mator, whose apt and sharp word had a special weight of charm. alexander shirvant was 89. for most of his life he served at the satire theater, where flowers were brought today. alexander shirment said: i was raised by the light from under the door of the office where my father, a violinist at the bolshoi theater, worked, sad crying, violins, a sea of ​​flowers, friends, colleagues and spectators, in the hall of the satire theater, where alexander anatolyevich gave smiles and laughter for more than half a century space time, inspired and consoled. today, for the last time , they say thank you for life, for irony, for optimism until the last minute. me myself. so i

the evil one, that’s all it takes. offend three times around the church of paraskeva friday, which is in yaroslav's courtyard, well, in the very center of novorod, that's it, saint family happiness, yes i can i would have tried it myself, but my wife won’t let me in, the mess, these are not travel notes with dmitry krylov, if you knew how... i’m glad we met, why? well, first of all, i am always glad to see her, and today especially, we will together get acquainted with the alluring region of our homeland, his majesty, the north. and the north really has some kind of magic of its own, you can feel it even at the break of the earth, when you desperately want the warmth of the sun. so we, dear fellows, are heading north again, even to two norths, the ural and taimir, they both are amazing. there is a point on the map in the peremsky territory. where they get there on foot, running, skiing, and even snowmobiles. belogorsky st. nicholas monastery, a revered place, a place of prayer, due to the special microclimate, well, due to the fact that the winds almost always blow here, in winter the monumental temple makes a particularly strong impression: white walls, white i

of the show. >> reverend al sharpton, i am here to speak tomorrow at saint lukewarm church by bishop green. there is a growing movement for a call for a permanent cease- fire and release of all hostages. >> and join in that. >> i'm appreciate with the president said in standing with israel. we have already funded israel in the iron dome of funding. what we are talking about having consequences that if netanyahu doesn't allow the eight, if netanyahu goes into rafah, we need to stop shipping the offenses weapons. the is a real newspaper haaretz reported 100 times to get a message and has given weapons that are you being used to kill palestinian men and women. this needs to stop while netanyahu is defining the president of the united states. >> i repeatedly say you, i, however can be anti-tran31 without being anti-semitic. this is not against israel. many israelis, in fact, most in some polling, is against netanyahu. but, as we will have on the politicsnation show tomorrow, i have the former prime minister of israel naftali bennet and we will talk with him. vermont, we heard apprehension from many voters about a rematch between president biden and donald trump, who you are stum

church was vital to them. i describe in the book the kennedy's the places where they lived and and worked all sort of circulated around their parish and their and their and their church saint nicholas church was the small church where they first started began worshiping in east boston, and then that was later expanded into a cathedral and so the priests in their life or were incredibly influential and important. i found a remarkable collection of research about the the history of the archdiocese of boston. it's a huge to think three volume. history of that and it introduced me to some of the priests and and archbishops who were in involved deeply in the kennedy's lives. we know that they were that that they were churchgoers. we know that they all they had all their children baptized at the local church, and he's each bought east boston. and so i think faith was was vital to them. i think it you could argue that that's probably what helped get bridget through some of the more tragic and challenging periods of her life and and then pj and his wife were extremely devout. in fact one they and toward the end of their life pj's wife. mary died in 1926 late. she had a small altar

church used to say this in our country under saint yanukovych, but we have already experienced it all there, here suddenly in civilized poland this is the case, unfortunately, unfortunately , the polish episcopate, conferences of the polish episcopate. i have always been from pisa, i have always been a conservative-rightist and i have always believed that being conservatively right is more about being a catholic than being different or having one. political views, and this problem that proved to the gigantic crisis of the polish church now , because the polish, roman catholic church has lost, lost the trust of the polish neighborhood very much, i think that there is no polish institution that has lost so much trust during the reign of the previous government as the church itself, unfortunately, on it's a pity, even if the bishops didn't make a lesson out of it, they didn't draw any lessons from it and there are still more. pisovsky as cathorics in the sense of being more universal and open, er, what could one hope for, but i think not we should be afraid of that, because we have had similar communications before, and they no longer have such a strong influence on how polish voters will vote. there are circles

exhibit: an icon with the prophet avak, the saint on it was an eyewitness to all the events that took place in the transfiguration church, because he was part of, and we understand that in the lost heavens there was the same color that we see on this icon. and this is far from the only discovery to be made. you can check how the exhibition in kolomenskoye will affect you on any day of the week, except monday. and then personnel decides everything, they want to increase the staff of emergency doctors at the expense of... at the expense of graduates of medical universities, how will this affect patients, we’ll ask an expert after the news. vasnetsova, apologize to her, get back to business. vasnetsova, premiere, today at 21:20. the news will tell you about the main thing russia abroad in the studio of vera tarasova. hello. today, rescuers must complete clearing the rubble at the site of the terrorist attack in crocus cityhollia. the day before, 90% of the structures were dismantled. the search operation has been extended because much of the work is being done manually and involves hundreds of people. the stage, stalls and balcony of the concert

church of jesus christ of latter day saints. the church has always embraced technology to spread the message. radio or television, or now the internet and social media. >> beyond spreading the message -- >> allight, you guys. we'll go check out another church. i'm really, really excited. >> mommy vlogging or momfluencers can be big business. >> a way to potentially support the mom's income which is not possible when you have a lot of kids and you're encouraged to stay home. >> it allowed church members to project into the world the image that the church had been teaching for many decades, but now you could do it on social media. >> very quickly, "8 passengers" had millions of viewers for almost all of their videos. >> but if 2022, ruby abandoned her popular vlog and joined forces with jodi hildebrandt, a therapist who is also the franke's marriage counsellor. together they became the face of her online life-coaching business called connections. >> welcome to connections. i'm jodi hildebrandt. >> and i'm ruby franke. >> we want to have relationships where we feel close and where there's love. as we all know, what has been packaged and sold on social media isn't necessarily what's happening in

because there are 400,000 catholics in saint louis, but, you know, you get outstate emily mentioned that i'm writing a book on catholic churches all around the state of missouri. there are parts of of missouri now where people still think it's a little weird, be irish or catholic. so i think a lot of a lot of the energy that the irish spent was trying to bring themselves up by their own bootstraps, but so it's a good point. and i, i, i'm glad you had that experience. yes, i can repeat the question if you'd like to. yeah. oh, here we go. good. i haven't had the opportunity to of reading your book yet. my cousin is going through it and she'll give it to me, i have to say. no, no, don't read hers. we're selling them after the speech. but i wonder if you went into any depth with where the patch in carondelet was and how that came about. yes. and i ask that because i had the opportunity of meeting danny long very casually at his son's restaurant. and after a 20 minute laughable, fell madly in love with the man. he's great, but he didn't mention the patch and how much it meant to him. yeah. and my husband. and i drive around there and we ask people if this