in the church of all saints in the capital , students met with paralympic athlete alexei talai and representatives of the search teams of belarus. in within the framework of such projects, the guys understand this. they begin to explore the archives of their families, they begin, together with their classmates, with their friends, with the same activists, to get involved in other projects and... the more they immerse themselves in this topic, the more deeply they understand how important it is to preserve history , to love my family, to love the history of my family, since my great-grandfather fought, i wanted to feel that’s all i felt, yesterday we were at the museum, i was very sad, sad, but i’m also proud of him. about the memorial complexes of belarus through animation, a new national project talks about the events of the great patriotic war, about places of pain, sorrow and military. the almonach consists of several ten-minute episodes: unfulfilled dreams, a wild field, alla, a breakthrough and an operation; the creation of the full meter took 9 months. all parts are in different styles and t

in the church of all saints in the capital , students met with paralympic athlete alexei talai and representativesh teams of belarus. the main goal is for young people to study general stories. the children will take part in round tables, a requiem meeting, national remembrance day, victims of the great patriotic war, and will also visit the bresse fortress and the peace museum , the war territory. as part of such projects , the guys understand this, they begin to explore the archives of their families, they begin, together with their classmates, with their friends, with the same activists, to get involved in other projects, and the more they immerse themselves in these... topic, the more deeply they understand how important it is to preserve history, to love their family, to love the history of my family, since my great-grandfather fought, i wanted to feel it all, i was, yesterday we were in the museum, i was very sad, sad, but i’m also proud of him that he served in the war, in... a large-scale motorcycle rally dedicated to the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from the nazi inv

so, today in the church of all saints there was a meeting between the guys and alexei. i give the floor to our sports columnist andrei kozlov, who is working at the scene . good afternoon, we are in this flash mode let's break into the news broadcast right now at 13:00, because... we have some operational news at this moment regarding the performance of belarusian athletes at the brix games. congratulations to all sports fans, we have two bronze medals in wrestling. today we have the greco-romans entering into these exciting fights, by the evening we will definitely have, i probably think, more medals, so we are following the news from the okbars martial arts palace. we are now in the volleyball center, where competitions are taking place. according to fiction, it happens that such ultra-modern facilities are used for the special opportunities of the multi-sports forum, and here our filterers do the same. entered the fight, in my opinion they are performing well, so in the evening we are also waiting from here, and the medal news, the next thing we will pay attention to

in the church of all saints in the capital , students met with paralympic athlete alexei talai and representativesain goal is for young people to study general history, the guys will take part in round tables, requime rallies, the day of national remembrance of the victims of the great patriotic war, and will also visit the brez fortress and the peace museum. within the framework of such projects, the guys understand this, they begin to explore the archives of their families, they begin , together with their classmates, with their friends, with the same activists, to get involved in other projects, and the more they immerse themselves in this topic, the deeper they understand , how important it is to preserve history, to love your family, to love the history of your family, since my great-grandfather in... and the head of the national olympic committee viktor lukashenko went along the route minsk-slonem. an event is planned here on the basis of children's social institutions in the city. participants of the motorcycle rally will depart from slonim. brest, where the requim rally dedicated to the da

investigators say villalobos worked at several churches here in the bay area, including saint clement catholic church at hayward and queen of all saints in concord. also new. at 730 tonight, california attorney general rob bonta today releasing the state's 2023 hate crime report and the largest change documented documented in this report was an 86.4% increase in anti-lgbtq+ crimes. anti-transgender bias events also increased by 10. the number of events where racial bias played a role decreased by 21, and offenses overall did go down by almost 9. with the number of victims also decreasing. well, this weekend is the biggest of pride month in san francisco, with sunday's massive parade and several exciting events leading up to it. our crystal bailey is here now after spending the day in the city and there is a lot crystal to look forward to. >> that's right heather. events have already begun and businesses all over the city are expecting a boost, with 1 million people expected to party, dine and celebrate all weekend long. pride is here. it's one of the biggest events of the year in san francisco, with over 1 million people expect

investigators say villalobos worked at several churches in the bay area, including saint clement catholic church in hayward and queen of all saints in concord. >> the u.s. navy is in a legal fight with an environmental group involving the cleanup of radioactive material at the hunters point naval shipyard in san francisco. the group green action for health and environmental justice sued the navy in preparation for its planned redevelopment at the shipyard. right now, the navy is responsible for cleaning up the site. today's lawsuit also names the epa, which oversees that effort. green action claims the navy has missed key deadlines for reviewing its work plans. the same lawsuit says the epa has also failed to enforce its cleanup agreement with the state. >> we had a bunch of horses evacuated here last night. we also have four pigs, a 16 chickens and a variety of other animals. >> fires breaking out across the western u.s. coming up, the scramble to save as much life as possible from a growing wildfire in arizona and a sheriff's deputy expected to tow a man's rv from a road in the north bay. >> the last minute legal protect

in the nineteenth century, on the day of remembrance of this saint, tens of thousands gathered in the church believers from allcular value are the icons of the crucifixion and our lady adigitria xviii located here. century. along the perimeter of the temple there are 14 high-relief panels of the late 14th and early 19th centuries with stations of the way of the cross. in 1989 , ksenc juozes bulka became the rector of the church of st. anne. his name is associated not only with the restoration of the temple and the bell towers, owl, and stone fence located next to it, but also with the revitalization of the life of the entire village. to the adjacent church. territory, through the efforts of the rector and his volunteer assistants was there is a small park with trees, bushes, ponds, bridges and alpine slides. in 2005 , a monument to pope john paul i appeared near the church. at the temple, ksions bulka organized an anti-alcohol museum and laid out the alley of sobriety in the park. on his initiative, the parish of the mosar church of st. anne was declared a sobriety zone. now there is a functioning club with bi

sincere christian, i tried with all my might to preserve orthodoxy in the land of sludka, to help believers build churches and spread knowledge about christ. the relics of saintof slutskaya rest in the holy spirit cathedral and are also available for veneration by all believers. many miracles and healings occurred through prayers to this saint. a cathedral is a temple that contains several at the same time. thrones, several altars, as if several churches under one roof, here in the holy spirit cathedral there is small temples, they are called limits. one of them is a border consecrated in honor of the great martyr barbara. this event took place in 1861. the border was illuminated in honor of this saint, and today the varvara temple also plays an important role in the spiritual life of the holy spirit parish. all the funeral services of the cathedral are performed here, and the relics of the saints are also kept in the altar of the varvara region. in the varvara region, a divine service is held dedicated to this holy akafes, the holy great martyr barbara. every tuesday at 17:00, believers gather to remember the feat of this ancient saint and ask for her prayer

in the 19th century, on the day of remembrance of this saint, tens of thousands of believers from all over the area gathered in the churchated here. there are 14 gorillas located around the perimeter of the temple. centuries with stops of the way of the cross. in 1989 father juozas bulka became the rector of the church of st. anne. his name is associated not only with the restoration of the temple and its bell tower, chapel, and stone fence structures, but also with the revitalization of life in the entire village. in the area adjacent to the church, through the efforts of the rector and his volunteer assistants. a small park was laid out with trees, bushes, ponds, bridges and alpine slides. in 2005 , a monument to pope john paul i appeared near the church. at the temple, ksenes bulka organized an anti-alcohol museum and founded park alley of sobriety. on his initiative, the parish of the mosar church of st. anne was declared a sobriety zone. nowadays there is an active club at the church. ardom also has a sports ground, and there is a magnificent arboretum around it, which brought mosor the glory of the belarusian versa

they also had all of these events where they would bring together saint paul church leaders and say, ey, we have a missionary who served in southeast asia. they can definitely teach you all about all that you need to know about southeast asian refugees. and so that is what in the late 20th century and i think it really built on this history that you beautiful lee lay out it was an practice treating missionaries as critical sources of information as emily also points out, missionaries are humanitarian. they are doing all sorts of work to provide care. other people, benevolent care, benevolent. i should, you know, maybe use some quotes here. they really benevolent tensions they were doing humanitarian work, education they were doing missionary medicine. they were serving as physicians. again, i saw this all over. but the archives when i was researching book and again in the 1970s and 1980s, we would not have had refugee relief had it not been missionaries doing that work in refugee camps in thailand. we would not have had hospital in some of the largest refugee camps had it not been sta

when i come, my mother and i always go to our church, all the crimean saints, we light a candle and pray, ofis life construction, well, now i’m retired, i’m surprised, every time i come, and you have more and more plants here, new lavender will bloom in june, 10 years ago my dad developed a love for gardening, this hobby has grown into this beauty, for me there are 25 rose bushes on the plot, my flowers are like my children, i try to water them every day , they are very grateful, they bloom, they smell... the pride of my garden, garden bananas, last year i had them for the first time, we certainly harvested have not achieved it, but there are already first progress, i built a house for my families, for their children, grandchildren, so that they come to visit, it has become a little difficult to get to us, it is such happiness when a child comes to visit, this is very important for us, for parents, i understand that my life was not lived in vain, it was a success he has a life, his career was successful, and this is mine... joy is filled with pride, he did what i didn’t do, i also had a drea

money to build the saint luke's united methodist church a new church, and so people would during juneteenth when juneteenth was about to come order them from her so you can see all of these different influences together native americans. african-american european americans all in this one holiday seeing it through food. so this is what this is the holiday that i that we celebrated. i didn't think very much about this other than the fact that it was the day that slaves were supposed to be slavery enslaved people were freed and it was almost i don't want to say comical but the joke was that black people people in texas didn't know. that they were free and that the white slave owners in slavers kept them in slavery so they could get another harvest in that was the sort of joke that was told about all of this when in fact, they knew they were free. they knew about the emancipation proclamation. i should say. that's what i meant. they knew about the emancipation proclamation. it's just nothing could be done about it until gordon granger arrives. to make this a you know general order and makes this announcement and then slavery is over so it wasn't about not knowing it w

service of saints, we receive relics, so when they buried charles, who had not yet been canonized, i was given his hair in this tabernacle, such relics are especially revered in all catholic churchess an example for young people to follow, the best candidate for holiness over the past 50 years. the instructions of the church say: it must be. a miracle is witnessed, this event is verified from a scientific point of view, and then presented to the pope, however, before looking for a miracle, you must first make sure whether there was heroic virtue, that is, life according to the norms of christianity. carlo he led an exemplary life, even take the way he dealt with his illness, this is another example, he did not doubt self-pity, did not feel sorry for himself, bravely and meaningfully sacrificed himself and prepared to go to... his mother recalls that carlo studied well at school, was fond of it from a young age, donated all his pockets and money to the poor, attended church every day and regularly received communion, so for karl death was a transition to true life. he performed his first miracle on the day of his own funeral. this there was a woman with breast cancer who had alread