christ were subjected to, starting from the early years of the church. in for three whole centuries , the exact place where this christian shrine was located was not known. since that time, it was believed that all three crosses of jesus christ and the two thieves were placed near the site of the crucifixion. no subsequent life circumstances of the first christians, no matter how difficult, could force them to forget. places consecrated by the events of the savior’s life, his death and burial. subsequently , the first bishops of jerusalem were the keeper of the memory of these places. further destruction jerusalem has changed the city to a significant extent. in addition, the enemies of christians took measures to hide and even desecrate christian shrines. at the site of the crucifixion of christ the savior. a temple dedicated to pagan deities was erected. holy places of christians associated with the earthly life of jesus christ were blessedly preserved in the memory of believers until tsar constantine the great. during his reign there were significant

church. of course, it is characteristic of the catholic church, but christians have retained the orthodox status of the figurine of christticks and large long candlesticks. that is, every person was considered that when he entered this temple. he had to come to christ the savior to light a candle and pray here, being here in the altar of the unian temple. not so with you. we come into contact with the history of that time ; uniate icons have been preserved here. on the left side of one and a half we see the holy trinity. we see the icon case of that time, floral ornaments, angels and so on. that is, this is what was preserved from the time when there was an altar here? the church houses a rare uniate icon from the 17th century. it's called sacred the family on it is the most holy theotokos, holy righteous anna and the infant of god in the arms above . the angels and tablets of the shrine date back to the 17th century. the shrines are decorated with majestic columns , next to the icon of the holy family there is an icon of st. george the victorious, an icon of the intercession of the blessed virgin mary, they are also mad

the history of the church , the history of our people, teaches that those who rebel against god. those who challenge god’s work , god’s providence, including the church of christver win. never only a temporary victory lasts in some longer than others, less, but the end is always the same, we believe that today those who create and provoke splits in ukraine who thinks that by doing so they are strengthening the faith? although they do not think in the faith, they are strengthening, as it were , their political position and mainly expecting the encouragement of the powerful of the world who are far from ukraine. these hopes will also not come true. we believe that all these persecutions will pass. and the falsely created schismatic structures will collapse, as happened in our country. but only patience is required by our brothers and the clergy, and we are all called to pray for them in our personal prayers and church prayers in memory that from them the preservation of the truth of the orthodox church on the land of ukraine depends on their ability to bear reproach and sorrow. in this historical cathedral of all russia , the sorrow of our brothers and sisters t

seventh-day adventist, church of christ, evangelical baptist, and latter-day saint me. but this was really emotional trauma when somebody joined the church of jesus christ latter- day saints, made that leap, and the adjustments of leaving homeland, family, these were real things. real things. and there were some feelings about missouri. this was one of the famous latter-day saint leaders, parley parker pratt, and so he's talking about having landed with my family 80 miles below st. louis. the company continued on. my reason for landing there was, i would not venture into missouri after the abuse of that experience there in former times. now, as i go through all these things, keep in mind that i am fully aware that there's two sides to every story, right? i'm just going to give you now from that latter-day saint perspective of what they're thinking about these things. thomas wrigley. we, for sometime, felt afraid of the extermination orders of governor boggs, which were still enforced, okay? so this is five years after the extermination order. stan kimball, who is a great

i have four different faiths in my own family alone seventh-day adventists church of christ evangelical baptist and latter-day saint me but this was really emotional trauma when somebody joined the church of jesus christ, saints made that leap and the adjustments of leaving homeland family. these were real things real things. and there was some feelings about missouri. this is one of the famous latter-day saint leaders partly parker pratt. and so he's talking about how he landed with my family 80 miles below saint louis the company continued on my reason for landing. there was i would not venture in missouri after the abuses. i'd experienced their informer times. now as i go through all these things keep in mind that i'm fully aware that there's two sides to every story right, but this i'm just going to give you now from the that latter-day saint perspective of what they're they're thinking about these things. thomas wrigley we for some time felt afraid of the extermination orders of governor boggs, which were still enforced. okay. so this is five years after the extermination order. st

church of christ, evangelical baptist and latter-day saint. this was really emotional trauma when somebody joined the church of jesus christ latter-day saints made that leak and the adjustments of leaving home and family. these were real things. there were some feelings about missouri. this is one of the famous latter-day saint leaders. he's talking about how he landed with my family. the company continued on. my reason for landing there is i would not venture into missouri after the abuses in former times. as i go through all these things keep in mind i'm fully aware there's two sides to every story. i'm going to give it now from the latter-day saint perspective of what they are thinking about these things. thomas wrigley. we felt afraid of the extermination orders which were. still in force. this is five years after the extermination order. stan kimball was a great historian from edwardsville notes at the time of the extermination there are several st. louis newspapers in support of the states. they even held meetings for the purpose of raisi

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. >> reporter: preservationist ben leach says the 1905 first church of christ scientist building is one of the few remaining historical and architectural gems in downtown san jose. >> everybody would look at this and recognize that this is an important historic architecturally distinct building. >> reporter: but , with the covers off for the first time in years, exposing holes in the stucco and bear, rotting wood, he is worried about the building more than ever. >> i don't want to be an alarmist, but the building is vulnerable to trespassing, to squatting, to vandalism. it is vulnerable to theft. >> reporter: last week, san jose contractor jim solana and his crews took it upon themselves to remove tarps and scaffolding that had been covering the building since 2018. the tarps were torn, unhoused people were living in the scaffold scaffolding, and it became a neighborhood eyesore. solana says he has the right to take the scaffolding, since the owners of the building stopped paying on them. although he has been fighting blight in the downtown area, his action came as a surprise to everyon

of a landmark church in downtown san jose. last week, crews removed the scaffolding and tarps that had covered the old first church of christ scientist on saint james street for years. while the clean up came after city leaders threatened to increase fines for property owners slow to clean it up. now preservationists are expressing real concern about the removing the tarps could promote further deterioration of the 120 year old building. >> just ahead, labor unrest on labor day. hundreds of the streets demanding a new contract. it didn't end well for some. that story is next we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. and several unions that represent the workers are negotiating with kaiser permanente for improved workplace conditions. they like more staff hired as well as higher wages, as some kaiser workers say. if a deal is not reached soon, patients will continue to see delays in receiving care. kaiser released a statement saying they are committed to ongoing negotiations with the unions and to p

of the holy martyr. vladimir pasternatsky also has two choirs in the church: a festive one and a parish one. liturgical singing occupies an important place in the church of christtemple is in its decoration in the wall paintings, the iconostasis in icon cases, chandeliers , candlesticks, if under its arches there is no is heard. reading or singing, even the simplest, the temple action has not begun, the pulse of life at home, god is not felt, but then we hear the exclamation of the clergyman, and behind him the singing and immediately the atmosphere of the temple changes, it is completely filled with sound mysteriously, refracting before the ears of those praying edge between this witch and that invisible world into which our soul rushes after the singing of the liturgical chant. this breath of the temple, of course i want them to sing beautifully, yes, so that they touch a person’s soul, then he he will come again and will come more than once, when you understand. sometimes we even stand on the choir ourselves, sing and you just feel, first of all, the service is flying by, well, the wave of an eye, it’s easy to sing. it happens, of course, in different ways,

we want to take this moment to welcome everyone to trinity united church of christ here in. chicago, illinois. we are a church that believes that we are called to be in the heart of this community, ever seeking the community's heart. and our motto is that we are unashamedly and unapologetically christian. don't think that there is any contradiction between rooting yourself in your culture and also celebrating the christ whom we serve. and so we're delighted that you're here for our book notes. we had a 1 to 4 worship experience today to. worship services with a magnet officer and preacher who is to my left. and none other than reverend dr. raphael warnock, who is raphael warnock, who was the first african-american senator from the state of georgia. he has two publications, one being a way out of no way is a memoir of experience from savannah all the way to the senate and a wonderful children's book he read to a small of children immediately following worship service, we recorded that reading that we hope that these young will be able to look back and say they had the first af

the american character has led to a plethora of new american-born religious sects like the church of jesus christ of latter-day's, seventh-day adventist, shakers, jehovah's witnesses and christian science to name a few of the more successful and long-lived. it also led to many social experiments in a search for a new way of living where property was to be held in common. the most famous of these was new harmony, indiana. it was founded in 1825 by a wealthy british industrialist by robert owen, one of the founders of the movement that came to be called utopian socialism. it got that name because the founders of the movement believed socialism could be achieved without class struggle but rather by example. that society could work in a different and better way and as with ralph waldo emerson's better mousetrap the world would be the path to your dorm. marks and angles dismissed this is utopian and the term stuck. marks and angles for once were right. owen put his money where his mouth was, he bought an entire town, 20,000 acres in the southwest corner of indiana plus the buildings and infrastructure

des moines church of christ, it's part of the appeal to christian conservatives. >> our rights are endowedom the government. >> reporter: south carolina governor jim scott is weaving in bible verses on the campaign trail. >> thank you, by the way. >> reporter: with fall harvest season soon at hand a fresh sense of urgency remains over the race. while many republicans are hoping for a fresh start -- >> i think we need new leadership. >> reporter: -- a deep loyalty remains among the evangelicals. >> i love everything he stands for. >> reporter: sally hoffman sees both sides. >> for me, it's huge to have three supreme court justices during his term. i'm a big proponent of life. i like what trump has done in office, his personality concerns me a but. i like nikki haley and desantis. >> reporter: iowa republicans made up two-thirds of caucus attendees and helped bring ted cruz to victory over trump. while hardly a monolith, these are voters that could solidify it. and for damascus, he's waiting and deciding. >> trump with the litigation going on, what's going to happen with that? is he going to

the catholics of belarus, latvia, lithuania, poland had a custom to build churches and monasteries on picturesque hills, which are similar to the way of christ to golgotha. the way of the cross led the weak collegiums to worship here, simple, believers, the first catholic church on the current one was built in the middle of the 18th century, when the kalvary cemetery was located far outside the city of minsk, according to the preserved written records of local residents. the first temple was destroyed even at the beginning of the 19th century. the calvaria was not yet within the city of minsk, it was a few versts from it. the middle of the 18th century , the famous church of the exaltation of the cross of the lord was erected at the kalvary cemetery, it was built by the monks of the carmelite order, which made the monastery located in minsk itself. they created a real golgotha ​​with 36 chapels of the same height from an ordinary cemetery known in this urban suburb of the 17th century. in 1798, after the formation of the minsk diocese , the kalvary church passed under the patronage of the minsk franciscans, and the cemetery was declared a pa

itself has exactly the shape of a circle, christian churches were built precisely in the form of a circle , circle - this is a symbol of the eternity of the church of christers are served, akathists, psalms are read, even the microclimate here is special. year a relatively constant temperature of +10°, and , surprisingly, unusually clean, fresh air. tourists and pilgrims constantly descend into the caves to leave notes with requests and prayers in the crevices of the rocks. the most simple prayer: lord, as you wish, and as you yourself know, have mercy on me, and everything will be. autumn has come and for those who spent the summer at the dacha, it’s time to harvest, i can show off my cucumber, where is it, this is the cucumber i got, and in the morning, we woke up, we need to plant greens there, my grandfather told us, the weed that is higher tops, pick it, and grandma won’t see the rest, dad planted cherries, our apples, oh, from vyacheslav tikhonov, apples and how to make it so that there are even more apples, is it possible to eat this and is it possible to cook something from it, have you tried it, no, i'm afraid, no, that's right, what to do so tha

and thank you for coming out we want to take this moment to welcome everyone to trinity united church of christ here i

this twelfth holiday, that is, one of the twelve greatest church holidays, lies an important event in the life of the christian church. after the resurrection of christeverent attitude towards christ, on whom the savior was crucified. however, due to the persecution that the followers of christ were subjected to, starting from the early years of the church,

of a landmark church in downtown san jose. the scaffolding and tarps covering the old first church of christ sciences arts were suddenly removed. a week after the city proposed increasing fines for negligent property owners. preservationists say the removal of the covering reveals how serious the need for repairs is at this church, dating back 120 years as a labor day tradition returned to downtown san francisco today, hundreds of cyclists taking part in the annual il giro di san francisco bike race, which sent hundreds of elite cyclists pedaling right by our abc7 studios and around levi's plaza. >> that event, part of the california cup for men and women of various age groups whipping around the corner there. >> yeah, a good day for a bike ride across san francisco. weather. not bad at all today. best we had in a few days. yeah well, it was really cool over the weekend. >> spencer christian is here with a look at the forecast i spencer right you could say the weekend weather was less than inspiring but today turned out to be a mainly sunny and relatively mild labor day. >> not as warm as it might be on some labor days, but i'

of a landmark church in downtown san jose. last week, crews removed the scaffolding and tarps that had covered the old first church of christ scientist on saint james street for years. the cleanup came after city leaders threatened to increase fines for property owners slow to clean it up. now preservationists are expressing concern, worried that removing the tarps could promote further deterioration of the 120 year old building in a partially submerged tugboat is leaking oil into the sacramento-san joaquin river delta, northwest of stockton. >> the california department of fish and wildlife says the oil and diesel are spilling into a protected wildlife area. they say several agencies are developing a plan to remove that boat and clean up the oil. wildlife officials say the early response has prevented any major impact. >> they're developing a salvage plan right now to get a contractor out there to remove the vessel, remove the threat. and so at this point, we've been really fortunate that that no wildlife or plant species have been impacted. >> the san joaquin sheriff's office says the spill was not intentional. it's possible for ol

the fort des moines church of christ. he'll be speaking with a group of evangelical voters, and that is a central constituency, of course, in this republican iowa campaign. but earlier today as the florida governor was campaigning in western iowa, he made a pointed critique of the age of candidates in the race, as well as a bit of a veiled swipe at donald trump. >> i don't think the presidency can be successfully discharged by somebody that's 80 years old. this is nothing against 80 -- i'm the governor of florida, for pete's sake. i've got a lot of great 80-year-olds. we do need a two-term president, by the way. one lame duck is not going to cut it. >> reporter: and that two-term president is something he's been talking about for a while. of course if donald trump was re-elected, he would only be able to constitutionally serve one term. so that is one of the arguments the florida governor has been making. but there is no doubt, jim, he and the rest of the republican field have their work cut out for them over the next sev

desantis stood in the middle of a prayer circle during a weekend visit to the fourth des moines church of christowed by god. they do not come from the government. >> reporter: south carolina senator tim scott has long been highlighting his faith, often weaving in bible verses on the campaign trail. >> hallelujah. >> thank you, by the way, thank you. >> the truth will set you free. >> reporter: with fall harvest season soon at hand, a fresh sense of urgency hangs over the race. while many republicans are hoping for a fresh start -- >> i think we need new leadership, so i'm eager to see that happen. >> reporter: a deep trump loyalty remains among evangelicals. >> i love everything he stands for. >> reporter: sally hoffman sees and hears both sides. >> to me, it's huge to have three u.s. supreme court justices during his term. i'm a big pro-life proponent. i like a lot of what trump has done in office, his personality concerns me a little bit. but i like what nikki haley's doing, i like desantis too. so, kind of in that range. >> reporter: in 2016, iowaas evangelicals made up nearly two-thirds of r

notice above the entrance of the cozy catholic church the statue of christ and the high bell tower reaching of the blessed virgin mary in a grotto made of natural stone. a reference to one of the brilliant creations of the great leonardo da vinci next to a high cross with a crucifix. once upon a time, here on the territory of the church there were the graves of the founder of the city of baranovichi, count jan razvodovsky and his wife. apart from the good name and memory of this married couple in baranovichi, unfortunately, there is not much left, razvodovskaya street, the bread of the same name , a memorial sign and several buildings, which i strongly recommend taking a look at. an interesting fact is that the purchase of the name count jan ravodovsky was registered in the name of eshbet’s wife. she elizaveta aleksandrovna enchevskaya was orthodox and, unlike her husband, the count, was a catholic and had no right to acquire land in the western provinces, as we see, the razvodovka estate became a full-fledged part of the city on the site of the estate park; after the war , a kindergarten a

here the majestic church of the resurrection of christ was built in this estate.nov painted one of the most poetic paintings, a pond in a park, an alshanka in a small exhibition hall, you can see reproductions of paintings by the artist maria alekseevna log mother of a famous painter. for the composer sergei rachmaninoff , his family's estate was his favorite place of rest and work. in the village of ivanteevka , the musician came to the estate every summer until his emigration in 1917. a museum dedicated to the composer was opened in the house. every year, the estate hosts music festivals in tambov in 2015, they opened the only monument in russia to military composers in bronze immortalized by ilya shatrov, who wrote the famous waltz on the hills of manchuria and vasily agapkin, author of marshal farewell slavs, this song is now the anthem of the tambov region. another monument is dedicated to lieutenant general valery khalilov , the head of the ensemble of the russian army named after aleksandrov, who died during a plane crash in 2016. twice in its history, tamb

of christ. is there a city of lanciano in italy? there is a temple there that has kept the body and blood of christ since the time of the undivided churche became blood, and the bread became meat. and even after his repentance, the reverse effect did not occur. i saw it personally. these are these artifacts and how has science developed over the centuries? this was examined and the blood was meat. and the latest scientific data is the most cutting-edge confirm the authenticity of the three balls. in which these blood clots collected. and this is a miracle that really happens. here one ball weighs, there is one and a half grams, two balls, one and a half grams, three balls, still one and a half grams. this is a living confirmation that by partaking of a small part of the eucharistic we touch the fullness of the spiritual life of the church, as the god of the human body. if you need a miracle for the liturgy in the church of fyodor, attribute something to yourself, you understand, the priests often say, but i don’t need an intermediary. yes, god forbid. me on the one hand, the priest will have to be a mediator at some point, because in th

the book of mormon for the church of jesus christ of tt day saints was published in 1830.s newly revised primer published in 1836. children were taught geography and history with a book written in 1837. a selection of stories from edgar allen poe was published in 1845. here are more books from the library of congress list of books that shaped america. the scarlet letter, 1850. moby dick, 1851. uncle tom's cabin by harriet beecher stowe released in 1852. henry david thorough writing about nature and solitary -- solidarity in 1854 with s book, walden. peter: if you go to c-span.org you will find the libra o congress list of 100 books over the past 250 years or so at have influenced w we are toda shaped public policy, and made us who we are. you can find that full list. we have chos 1from the list for our series. you can create your own list o c-span.org, books that shaped america. at the top you can click a viewer input and sending your videos about how you think books ve shaped america, specifically if you have a book on your list that is not relat to the one we are talking

and then when the wind comes down over the mountains, it was things of christ church because up to 20 through 23. come wednesday, but then it stopped to get very wet away for the facts of the did you need to talk to the team with global leaders gathering in new york. the ongoing war and ukraine is wanting to dominate events. what is the international community able to unite this thing without? is there a comprehensive coverage of the un general assembly the the welcome back. you're watching, i'll just say the time to recap, i'll headlines. major prisoner swap between the ron and the us is getting underway under the deal. $6000000000.00 of frozen. the rain in funds have been transferred to banks and called to washington says that money is at least once you monetary and use more than 10000 people are still missing week off the 2 times collapse following heavy rain and east and libya rescue work and say that having difficulty retrieving bodies on the identifying the day, schools are reopening in central norco 10 days off to the devastating us quite in the hottest fatalities. and we have

coming up on 6 or 7 now, there's new concern about the deterioration of a historic san jose church, the first church of christed architectural city landmarks. a real estate company bought the vacant property back in 2017 when scaffolding and a tarp went up. but the development project did not go forward. this building has been a blight in the neighborhood for years. the mercury news reports a construction crew decided on its own to remove the tarp to the delight of neighbors. but the city worries this decaying building is now further exposed and could crumble even more. the damage from tropical storm hillary could keep california's death valley national park closed for months. the record breaking storm tore through the remote area near the nevada border last month. it dumped more than a year's worth of rain in one day on one of the hottest and driest places on earth. the widespread storm damage has literally reshaped the landscape of death valley. it will likely force a long term closure of that park and the rain from tropical storm hillary also devastating for farmers and farm workers across part of the stat

church has been preserved. having gone through everything war revolution change of power. now they regularly hold a place in it. pay attention to the statue of christcozy catholic church and the high bell tower, directed to the sky. here in the altai courtyard of the blessed virgin mary in a grotto made of natural stone is a kind of reference to one of the brilliant creations of the great leonardo da vinci next to a high cross with a crucifix name and memory from this matrimonial couples in baranovichi unfortunately, there are not so many left, razvodovskaya street, bread of the same name, a memorial sign, several buildings, which i strongly recommend taking a look at. the world is collapsing, there is no former globalization, that is, we are going through the trends of regionalization. we are an island of the world, around which the warring state is located , accuses us, but i'm sorry, we did not send mercenaries there and did not supply weapons to be afraid of. we do not attack anyone in the same constitution, the republic of belarus has pledged not to wage an aggressive war with its territory. we know what we are against and what we need to be f

now he's also the story across particular the south island of new zealand. christ church, seen the temperature touch rights up for this time if you and damaging winds potentially coming in as we go into wednesday for southern parts of the south on an but a large we settled picture across the north island that and as we move to southeast asia, we've warnings out for more heavy rain to come across thailand. that's your weather update of the, from intimate moments to major social changes from man's impact on the planet to the impact of mine on himself that he has with depression. and it's really as to give yourself love the witness award winning films from around on 20. the back you watching out, is there a mind at the top story? is this out? iran on the us have carried out a prison as well as concepts a cast on media to deal 5 american citizens held in tech for on, for several years a now on their way back to the us. 5, all the irradiance are also free on the us agreed to drop federal charges against them. kind of that has expelled a senior indian diplomat on to say it has information potentiall

church laws are now in the verkhovna rada. the main one of these laws, the law on the complete abolition of the ukrainian orthodox church, the verkhovna rada, headed by stefanchuk, is preparing to abolish christthe ideology of the stefanchuks today is blood, it’s the broken heads of priests, the simplest scheme, by the way, according to the law adopted by stefanchukoni and his company, armed people come with grinders, with fittings , their temple and gather a certain meeting, a meeting of the territorial community, this is wrong from the point of view of the law, even though he is a doctor of law there, in my opinion, yes, the thing is that it is not the territorial community that makes the decision on jurisdiction, but the religious community itself, there is a substitution, they are people who have never been to church, they vote right away, we are for the couples there in ptsu, that’s it, they vote , it's the same as for me home, they will come and say, we are canceling your marriage with your wife, and we are handing over your children to ivan ivanovich, and so on. this is roughly what the doctor of law does, here stefanchuk ends, well, i am shocked, shocked, it is the madness and audacit

church is still a human organism of god. and therefore, if we close it within the framework of the administrative structure, we make an initial mistake in understanding the church. as christnot prevail against it. do you know how many young people we have in the church? this is not the case when they force or recommend or direct you to be at the event. visiting a temple for a person sometimes becomes a fateful event in his life. sometimes it’s just a change of heart. in the meantime, let's take a break for a moment, i remind you that we have a telegram channel. tell me, don't be silent. subscribe, ask questions and suggest guests we are in touch. the program “tell me, don’t be silent” is on air again, and our guest is archpriest fyodor povny, a little more about youth, let’s talk in 2013, the belarusian republican youth union initiated a republican charity event, the restoration of shrines in belarus since 2016. this action has become interfaith. you believe in the healing power of such events, and your conversations in this program make society more moral. we hope so, at least the response from the audience tells us that the more they get to know belarusians and active p

a classic example is the attack of the christ's church in new zealand where an attacker went into a mosque and murdered tens or hundreds or wounded hundreds of muslim parishioners. he livestreamed that attack and that livestream really galvanize the international white supremacist movement. i'm sure those videos are still available for those who want to diligently look through them. it sort of like pornography for extremist ideals. it's not only radicalizing but even worse, it's galvanizing and pushing people toward action. we certainly see that. ryan: yeah, we know that russian disinformation and propaganda targeting the u.s. and trying to support racial divisions so they will lend support to anything that is racially dividing in the u.s. we know they did that during covid. they also capitalize on white identity western supremacy or feelings of insecurity that the great replacement theory capitalizes on. they use a lot of these themes and we know there is some travel from white supremacists to fight in the war, the russian war against ukraine. there are concerns with nazi sympathizers on

of rain. and by wednesday we'll go off shore, i think from northumberland, but it's certainly catching the i just catching weddington. and christ church the full cost of d for wellington is of a severe weather from the ford point of view. both wind and rain, the from intimate moment to major section changes the witness award winning films from around on out to 0. the the the, you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder of our top story is the sound more than 15500 refugees have crossed into a media from the cadillac up to as a by john launched a military operation in the region last week. europe on says it's preparing to take in tens of thousands more, less thousands continue to flee, a blast at a fuel station, and they're gonna cut about cuz kills at least 20 people. and indeed, hundreds of the cause is unknown. byron has the cues, humans, fruits ease of killing 2 of its soldiers near the saudi porter, who the spokesman says 65 violations are regrettable and blames the salad coalition . the killing several given the soldiers in the past months. south korea is hosting senior diplomats from china and japan talks on 3 way cooperation d

problem, but you have got a bit of a sudden effect is when the wind goes over the mountains of all things in christ. church otherwise and fairly bright from the nice day to be honest, this is tuesday, we took you back in to an easiest to coming to the end of the dry spell. so there are a few light charles in java, the heavier ones up to the north to california, maybe solar y c. and then throughout the philippines and still some heavy rain to be had in china. once again, it's working its way across the yangtze or big for the north. las as well as it has been fed. the service in china in japan. and the story is something you want of humidity and sharon, but look at the temperature 6 above average. still in turkey and the facing down prejudice. breaking new ground is the museum american and the living pick metals. i felt like this was my opportunity to dispel a lot of stereotypes that people have about some of them community meet a to hodge mohammed. i'm african american, i choose to wear hijab, i'm not only an athlete, i'm like literally the best of my sport. i'm one of the best in the world and i'm going to

the reverend aaron amy is the deacon of christ church in jerusalem's old city and a representative ofnternational christian embassy. he joins me now. international christian embassy. he joins me now . reverend aaron, he joins me now. reverend aaron, thank you so much for joining me. it's good to see you again. could you just start off by giving us a rundown of what's actually happening there? actually happening out there? >> shalom from jerusalem >> well, shalom from jerusalem and happy jewish new year. great to see you again . the middle to see you again. the middle east has never been a stranger to unfortunately , to religious to unfortunately, to religious intolerance or violence. it's also been to home blessings and faith and hope. but unfortunately, we've seen an upswing in in in violence against minority groups. and one of those happens to have been christians, particularly protestant christians. and because of a of a view that we might be in a right wing government that doesn't seem to be a sense of defence where the government is not going to enforce force the police to go and

it daily, so the community lives this life, in the hope of building a more spacious church. where a larger number of people who want to join christir own path and achieved first great success, he cut his first icon in secret, we, in principle, should start with a simple one, gradually rise up step by step, and he... himself - at home , quietly cut out this icon, brought it to me , showed it to me, the talented, the brave are always ready to learn something something new, he loves to work with... detail, he is the kind of person who admires every element of his canvas, he begins to play, and you know, like a fakir who hypnotizes a cobra with a pipe, that’s exactly how lyosha worked miracles with a hall, today they are the pride of the country, at performances i didn’t even expect that he would play like that, so assertively, without any embarrassment, everything is clean, about the new generation of belarusians, look, in the project on the belarus 24 tv channel. paleshuks are people who live like this harmony with nature, what grows under our feet is our health, and my grandmother was a herbalist, i found out later that she was a

and wet for both of those items inside of files and that is looking fine. christ church trouble said he'd be a bit colder than the average, but he's going to complain because of the sunshine. for often though, the story on monday is mode is pointing with the and what but of 17, the on the phone kind of thing. the calls china is listening. economics slow down is sounding the alarm across the globe. breaks is guessing. vega, we look at what the entry of 6 new countries means for the blog. la sterling cars, government says the economies on demands. what is it? counting the cost on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the book about kill what you all deserve, lisa, who, rob the reminder of all the top stories in focused on a nationwide strike. you guys high electricity bills was close. many businesses to close, the government ended fuel subsidies and raise taxes of the times by the international monetary fund. for a $3000000000.00 bailout. devil's carlita says that he was rushed to hold elections despite mounting pressure to return the country to civilian rules. price, we have uh says that the

was the first of people to ascend into heaven in the flesh and this became a banner, that the resurrection from the dead will be for all people who love christ. this holiday ends the churchity of the mother of god, we celebrate it, september 21 very soon. in order for the son of god to be incarnate on earth, he needed a mother. should have been born. the one who will accommodate god both in the literal sense and in her consciousness. for one and a half thousand years, god's chosen hebrew people waited for a pure virgin who would preserve and fulfill every word of god and in whom there would be so much humility before god and obedience that the lord would entrust her with raising a son. and of course, since then, the mother of god has been a model of motherhood, and women turn to her as a mother, asking for help and intercession before christ. yes, family is hard work, because that ’s what i would say, it’s a thresher for selfishness ; in it, all the sharp corners of characters are erased and chipped away. but this work is the only one fulfilled with meaning and the only one that has the greatest reward - happiness. the happiness that we all wish for each other. and which

and then some springs, though, from the mountains you might expect, but it won't thing christ church, but it's the of 18. the last ss that's coming down and it will dry seasons to indonesia, but the rain is showing up in the full thunderstorms in most of borneo and you've gotten a few showers in job and they're out of cost. plenty for the north in the philippines . main and southeast asia in china dry in the side of the last mass, everybody's going to have to have the water to hit japan then the korean peninsula . the next line is coming in through beijing with some thunder storms ahead of it. it's still very woman took you 6 degrees above average of the stories of hope and inspiration. schultz document trees from around the world. that celebrates county and resilience in the times of time on the out the phone and the welcome back. you watching out. as a reminder, top story is this, our international aid is beginning to arrive in flood, hit east and libya from the un here in russia and releasing countries. you any monetary and a fact office has launched an appeal for $71000000.00 aiming to help. 2500

now he's also the story across particular the south island of new zealand. christ church, seen the temperature touch rights up for this time if you and damaging winds potentially coming in as we go into wednesday for southern parts of the south on an but a laundry settled picture across the north island that and as we moved to southeast asia, we've warnings out for more heavy rain to come across thailand. that's your weather update. the weather brought to you by visit castle. imprisoned without trying to, i'll just say a richard and list remain behind boss in egypt. the hot wood didn't seem detained since february 2020 the drop yet a ship detained since august 2021. i'll just say recalls for the immediate release of its gentlest, detained in egypt. journalism is not a crime the . ready the other the laura kyle: this is the news our life from day coming up in the next 60 minutes. heading home 5 americans and present in toronto, released in a deal, let's say in washington, unfreeze $6000000000.00 in iranian funds. canada or expel the senior engine diploma says it investigates whether new delhi i

of the church. i counted four. and you are inside the church, in addition to beautiful frescoes, you can see the only cave in belarus depicting the birth of christ, this is the highlight of the fire. but to me, as a music lover, this temple is also interesting because it was here that nemen began his career in honors, he sang with his father in the church choir. where without a neman in the old basils. now it is their travel brand. the village of golovichpolye, not very ancient, first appeared in the chronicle in the middle of the 19th century, but the manor house located outside the village was mentioned in the archives several centuries earlier in 1510 year. grand duke incl. and king polish zhigemon. the first old one donated this land for faithful service to the ivashka of bykovsky and the gentry, than this land belonged to the bykovskys for 350 years later and became less the property of the ivanovo skill. very rich. an interesting story , by the way, it used to be called a palace, and later it was renamed the ivanovo winch after the name of the winch river, which originates here. a very interesting openwork building in the art nouveau style

of the fatherland - this is a significant event in the holy scriptures. . yes, that the cornerstone stone is christ, yes, that is, he is the cornerstone foundation of the churchthe teachings of the church. yes, the stone is also a symbolic event of such a new temple - a sign eternal memory of those participants in the special military operation who, at the cost of their lives , defended their homeland on the fronts of the struggle against the nationalist kiev regime. now such a brigade is one of the best greek our guys are fighting. unfortunately there are losses. yes, that is, it’s heavy as a rule. respect to the guys who did not return, natalya gogoleva’s husband died on the front line, she and the other wives of the mother of the women’s council of the fortieth separate guards brigade. the marine corps initiated the construction of a memorial temple. we asked the governor to help organize all this, and the chapel will help, so that at any time you can come here, of course, light a candle. we really need this. we really want this for the future temple. his holiness presented the icon of the appearance of the icon of st. nicholas to the blessed prince dimitr

that on the facade of the church they say soviet times, it was painted over with blue paint, but through it the silhouette of jesus christerent ways. phenomenon. and another mystery of the century is the assumption that the catholic building should have had two towers. why they didn’t build a second one was probably due to the events that took place in the 20th century, or they simply changed the design at the last moment. even if it has only one tower, the church is the tallest building. in the city, adjacent to it is an orthodox church , bearing the name of st. mary of egypt. it was built in honor of russian soldiers-liberators immediately after the suppression of the uprising, but after kalinovsky 154 years ago, the crane is considered the oldest in the area and its doors for parishioners were not closed for a single day by the appearance of the shrine, the city owes the russian nobleman , poet and state councilor, the pious man apollo redkin , the donation of the chambers of juncker in 1863. 11,500 rub. silver for the construction of a church in the northwestern region. if you are well versed in architecture , you wi

to the hamburg account, then there are wonderful words of the gospel, of christ, which in a sense, well , the verdict of the churchportant attempt to live according to the gospel comerton and the impossibility of this, we are in some sense doomed to the impossibility of this, but this gap between the gospel ideal and reality, it can be a little larger, smaller in different ways, well, in some cases - again, not that much more and less, but it can take place in different ways, yes, you said about the complex relationship with literature, but we have it today, you love dostoevsky, it’s almost the same thing as asking, are you orthodox or not, yes, although we know church relations. official and fyodor mikhailovich developed very differently, but i think this will surprise many today, how is it that fyodor mikhailovich is almost the author of the catechism, yes, here it ’s just these features of the time, i think that trying this global task decide, it’s very important today - to find some kind of balance between this pace of time , from which you can’t completely fall out, yes, but he, i don’t like it... but it’s re

of christ. is there a city called lanciano in italy? there is a temple there that has kept the body and blood of christ since the time of the undivided churcheless monk priest doubted the authenticity of this miracle of this sacrament and the wine became blood, and the bread became meat. and even after his repentance, the reverse effect did not occur. i saw it personally. these are these artifacts and how has science developed over the centuries? this was examined and the blood was meat. and the latest scientific data, the most cutting-edge , confirms the authenticity of the three balls. in which these blood clots collected. and this is a miracle that really happens. here one ball weighs, there is one and a half grams, two balls, one and a half grams, three balls, still one and a half grams. it's alive confirmation that by partaking of a small part of the eucharistic we touch the fullness of the spiritual life of the church, as the god of the human body. if you need a miracle for the liturgy in the church, write something down for yourself , you know, the priests here often say, but i don’t need an intermediary. yes, god forbid. on the one