churches. as for the vysokovsky cross exaltation church, an important event in its history was the arrival of alexander, who took part in the maneuvers of the military garrison in vysokoletovsky, the emperor arrived with his wife and children. including with his successor nicholas ii, he presented churches, liturgical vessels and books, which were taken abroad after the first world war. later, they disappeared without a trace, and the visit of the emperor to the temple is evidenced by a memorial plaque, which is located in the church itself. the bells of the temple also have historical value, two of them were cast at the donation of the parishioners, one large one was at the expense of the count. yakub pototsky during the period of the anti-religious campaign, bell ringing was completely prohibited. true, the restrictions were removed during the funeral of the local psalmist ivan prokopovich. by the way, this church was not closed not in polish nor in soviet times, including thanks to the efforts of local priests. and now services are being held here for residents and guests of the city. there is the e

kostus kalinovsky, there were once three ant churches on the territory of the district. as for the vysokovsky crossan important event in its history was the arrival of alexander iii, who took part in the maneuvers of the military garrisons of the high lithuanian emperor, his wife and children. including with his successor nicholas ii , he donated churches, liturgical vessels and books, which were taken abroad after the first world war. later, they disappeared without a trace, and the visit of the emperor to the temple is evidenced by a memorial plaque, which is located in the church itself. the bells of the temple also have historical value, two of them were cast on donations from the parishioners, one large one on the money of the count. yakub pototsky during the period of the anti-religious campaign, bell ringing was completely prohibited. true, the restrictions were removed during the funeral of the local psalmist ivan prokopovich. by the way, this church was not closed not in polish nor in soviet times, including thanks to the efforts of local priests. and now services are being held here for r

churches. as for the vysokovsky cross exaltation church, an important event in its history was the arrival of alexander, who took part in the maneuvers of the military garrison in vysoko letovsky, the emperor arrived with his wife and children. including with his successor nicholas ii , he donated churches, liturgical vessels and books, which were taken abroad after the first world war. later, they disappeared without a trace, and the visit of the emperor to the temple is evidenced by a memorial plaque, which is located in the church itself. the bells of the temple also have historical value, two of them were cast at the donation of the parishioners, one large one was at the expense of the count. yakub pototsky during the period of the anti-religious campaign, bell ringing was completely prohibited. true, the restrictions were removed during the funeral of the local psalmist ivan prokopovich. by the way, this church was not closed either in polish or soviet times, including thanks to the efforts of local priests. and now services are being held here for residents and guests of the city. there is the ex

there is the exaltation of the cross church on the central square, next to the building of the city executive committee, a stone installed on the city day and the house of culture, which acts as a cinema for the attention of moviegoers. one of the episodes was filmed in this part of the city. soviet film state border. it seems to me that the decorations were not needed here, but in the next object. though shooting films, writing books, we follow the route laid by local historians and very soon we will get acquainted with the main attraction of the high palace park complex. this castle, which was located on the right bank of the bullet, once belonged to one of the richest families in the entire history of the citadel, however, today the citadel's greatness bummer resembles only the remains of the foundation before the ruins of the entrance gate. after all, the russian-polish war, the northern first and second world wars significantly influenced the appearance of the fortress with a high-class system and the bastion of fortifications at that time. the castle is an ambushed fortification. all sh

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here is this temple, the transfiguration upper church, and until the next cross of the exaltation ofhe feast of the exaltation. christ of the lord we serve in the upper temple in their appearance two towers of a bell tower, a bypass gallery and a tetrahedral volume with quadrangular pediments. it is an almost square log house, surrounded on three sides by a covered bypass gallery. altar frame, pentahedral as a whole static composition of the temple with a central drum and a dome along the main facade is marked by two low faceted towers the tents of the church are made in the form of a closed vault under the dome of the church, a beautiful wooden gallery of balconies used to presumably serve for the choir choir now, given the age of the building, no one goes up there. since the 18th century, a unique painting of the dome vault has been preserved in the temple, which depicts 12 apostles, this painting was made by local craftsmen. in the 30s of the 20th century , the church of the transfiguration of the savior was closed and a distillery was located within the walls of the temple. in th

the first catholic shrines of the grand duchy of lithuania, the church was founded in 1387 at the donation of king egel , the current crossesof you movement, the church. erected in 1777 to develop. the building was entrusted to the talented shoulders of the outstanding architect johann christoph glaubitz, who became the founder of the vilna baroque architectural style. the design of the interior is also attributed to him, which today is decorated with fresco painting of the vaults of the walls, as well as those made of artificial marble, altars, sculpture and ornamental molding in the rococo style, flowers do not save their walls. the face of the mother of god with the baby, which was brought to lida by visiting franciscan missionaries. a monument to the pioneer printer francis was erected next to the costume; it’s impossible to come to the city and not visit the orthodox cathedral of st. archangel michael, which is the former costume of st. joseph. the construction of the stone temple stretched for a quarter of a century. donated by the russian emperor paul the first, made in the style of late classicism. the church was co

is metropolitan onuphrius of kyiv, who is listed as a member of this russian orthodox church, as they say, or a cross or, or put on something else. here is what needs to be done about this church so that it at least does not mislead, because i agree with you, this is a mold of society, but the last, in particular, polls show that the weight and share of those people who continue to sing mother russia, revive them is actually less than 10%, they do not have, they should have either 12,000 e-e parishes or occupy in such in the case of the ukrainian shrine to which he gave donations at one time, for example, hetman mazepa, who is cursed in those walls, now better shows that the division that the ukrainian orthodox church tells us about, referring to the decision of its council on may 27 of this year, you know, they are paper decisions they are formal and in fact this unity and mutual contacts. i am more than convinced that they are renamed because these are all people really from the same spiritual purchase, they are all graduates of moscow spiritual schools or there st. petersburg theological schools w

davidovich kobzon, unlike many patented rusaks with noble blood, who are baptized at every church with a wide crossbe a real russian person. he sang for us when i was still serving in ammunition, and we did not get out of the north caucasus, it was not difficult for him to sing for us, he considered it his obligations. and maybe even an excuse. there are few like him, he stood up for us when everyone tried to spit on us. and the fact that for some reason he was not allowed into america then also that his name flashed in large financial showdowns and near the criminal chronicles well, lord, you love classic films with al pacino and robert de niro so much. it is on our soil, please, you can also make such a movie about it. true, i haven’t found a suitable artist yet to play kobzon, because such an texture yes, from a donetsk child and a soviet conscript, he became the entire main voice of the soviet space, aboveground space and underground, a companion and a drinking companion of all general secretaries of all presidents of all marshals, and at the same time all thieves in law and all other greats of

wu 1948 year the church was approved by the faithful and was crossed at the level of the krama and collectionntire soviet jazz, zusim did not go to great lengths and steps . the church of motsan was sorted out, sometimes it suffered a fire near 1976. the water ramon was held only brass for 10 years. the fire of the holy archangel michal was returned to the parish only in 1993. i remember my childish years the fire of mikhail arkhan, i cruise silky. or maybe they will run to everything about the church restaurant svityaz about whom would they be baptized? these are the twin shrines there all the coffins tails coffins are located near the fire and the church is a whole-shaped ruins and repair of costumes under the chances, only uh, in the eighties the guardian of the ministry of culture and ends was only at the ninetieth during every party the great solicitation of ours today is without cupesia, otherwise it’s not a demyanka for the witch crispy to him, today the church is such centers of such a spiritually historical cultural life and velma is struggling a lot with every chuna, waving a probos

crosses. however, they are not church windows. the question becomes what location to the city fathers choose for this artistic marvel? the at the chapel of the cologne council and that was actually a converted synagogue residency permits were no longer extended jews in cologne. in 1442. the mid, the 15 spree was a time of anti semitism, and daughter was used for much more symbolic reasons than simple spiritual devotion . the work of stefan locklear formulated sharp ideological urban policy and elegance. carla. paula stands, i know often, but the valet vin heights was in the former cologne synagogue. gentlemen, he was asked to visually demonstrate the super. but if christianity over judaism lee had, according to one vote to johan as, as the word becomes flesh, a thought and a nice and must also become an image. doth was off need fear to his question. dixon is creating tune imagery and a triumphant way denila that is now unpleasant for us for, oh, ah ah, this is a show power, an impressive one. because the ideal bow and emotional im

crosses. however, they are not church windows. the question becomes, what location to the city fathers choose for this artistic marvel? the answer, the chapel of the cologne council and the chapel is actually a converted synagogue. residency permits were no longer extended for jews and cologne. in 1442, the middle of the 15th century was a time of anti semitism. and so the altar was used for much more symbolic reasons than simple spiritual devotion. the work of stefan lacuna formulated sharp ideological urban policy and the illegal colonel as in all the stones and off come off my darlin legal heights does in the former colon synagogue and all he was asked to visually demonstrate the superiority of christianity judaism will believe. according to john, one verse 40 johan, as, as the word becomes flesh does lot and it can eyes and must also become an image doth also off near to it or to explain to kazama is creating christian imagery and a triumphant way denila that is now unpleasant for us, for, ah, ah, this altar is a show of power

how it could even be i tried to understand, i stood like that central figure these churches, well, christ and his cross, and he somehow like that well , like, what, too, here are the people who suffered. but it is necessary on the cross. well, that is, he wanted the main character of his myth to be a bandit, a man there. what was the idea of ​​the gospel in that people asked for pardon not jesus, but these people, these people, who actually committed a real crime, unlike jesus, and made the video the main character of this temple, and the russian church, relatively speaking, in cooking, what did you bring? we made you such a sandwich . yes, jackie likhaide, absolutely right. oh, oh, oh . in this regard, it was such an emotion for me too, god, what kind of church is this. i mean, you have any sandwich, the brawler brought you money, well, please, it's like this, here's a bar, such a smorgasbord you want to glorify a bandit, he doesn't give money somewhere to have a car, they come to the candles, someone is walking in this church now, and i also had such a story , and then there was a beautiful story abo

i tried to understand, i was standing like that tsentralna the figure of these churches, well, christ with his crosss somehow like this, and he is somehow like that well, like, what else, here are the people who suffered, but it is necessary on the cross well , that is, he wanted the main character of his myth to be a bandit man there what was the idea of ​​​​the gospel in that people it was not jesus who asked for pardon, but this people, these people, who actually committed a real crime , unlike jesus, and made the video the main character of this temple, and the russian church, well , he brought his money, well, how, how, in some uh-uh, conventionally speaking, in cooking, what did you bring us done to you such a sandwich, jackie likhaide, the audience told me that thank you very much for the tip, yes, jackie likhaide, absolutely correct. so, eh, eh. in this regard, it was also an emotion for me. god, what kind of church is this? that is, you are any kind of sandwich, you are a troublemaker. bring money, please, this is such a bar, such a buffet, do you want a bandit well, we will glorify yours,

mob mentality and he hates what he's become and even though he's fell away from the church when he gets back to holy cross in the middle of the night. he kneels in front of the chapel it says of god will take anger out of my heart. you know, i will change and that's his beginning of his coming back to his grandfather and his nun's values as he sees them. and that plays out in over your law school and his early years working for for then attorney general danforth in missouri. and finally he ends up work voting for and working for reagan and that's his journey back and we tell that story and it's a complicated story in both in the book and in the film, but then once he becomes a public conservative black man. he is attacked by the media and he has his battles with the left and that reaches a peak or a first peak at least it is very contentious confirmation hearing and then on through today on the court and we tell that story and it's dramatic story in the film in the book or i should say. we let clarence thomas tell that story. and you refer to that in the book as the radical years. yeah, but you also. brin

in the mob mentality and hates what he's become and even though he's away from the church when he gets back to holy crossmiddle of night he kneels in front of the chapel and says, if god will take anger out of my heart, i will change. that's the beginning of his coming back, his grandfather and his values as he sees themment and that plays out yale law school and early years working for then attorney general dan forth of missouri. finally he ends up voting for and working for reagan. and that's his journey back. we tell that story and it's a complicated story both in the book and in the film. but then once he becomes a public conservative black man and he's attacked by the media and battles with the left and that reaches a peak or a first peak, at least, his confirmation hearing and then today on the court. and as we tell that story, this story in the film and the book or i should say we let clarence thomas tell that story. >> and you refer to that in the book as the radical years. >> yeah. >>, but you also bring up the theme or he brings up the theme of circumstances controlling you rather than you cont

points i found on the oregon trail was a lot of church groups went together to the whole baptist church would cross together. one of my favorite diary entries on the oregon trail was this presbyterian group was going across. they found what they thought was a really good campsite as a place called plum island along the oregon trail in nebraska. one of the guy said found a a great place to camp, everything is going to be good. however, we moved on -- well, a group of presbyterians came in in their wagon, you know? [laughing] there was a missionary function to all the expansion of the frontier at every level. and so yes. >> i'll just give one quick anecdote is didn't understand that you met actual, religious as opposed to like pseudo-. there was, the missionaries were only life in the klondike later but there was a catholic priest, father judge, who was up there before hand and would minister to the white prospectors that had been up there and was like a very thin man who looked far older than he was. or looked yeah, he was younger but looked much older. and he ended up running the hospital, organize

the whole baptist church would cross together. one of my favorite diary entries, the oregon trail, was this presbyterian was going across. they they showed what they thought was a really good campsite at a place called plum island along the oregon trail, nebraska. and the guy said found a great place to camp. everything's going to be good. and then however, we moved on when i left group of presbyterians came in in their wagon, you know, so. there was a missionary function to all the expansion of the frontier at every level. and so yes, yes, i'll just give one quick antidote because i didn't that you mean like actual, you know, religious as opposed to like pseudo. there was the missionaries only alive in the klondike later, but there was a catholic priest father judge who was up there beforehand and would minister to the prophet the white prospectors that had been up there and was like, you know, a very thin man who looked far older. he was or looked for. yeah, he was younger, but looked much older. and he ended up running the hosp

church. beheaded and without the cross stands alone as an orphan. and nobody comes here. helped me a lot. a difficult moment in my life, not so long ago, my beloved native husband passed away. he was very sick with me when your person is studying. you can't, that it's so hard for me to help me, right here in my heart, it just broke. i began to pray to god when i eased these sufferings gave him a speedy recovery or destined so that the lord i took him to her, and there i don’t know how i would live. the editor, talking about you, said that your first listeners were the icons in your house. so it touched me very much. when something was born , i always sat, at the yukon nikolushka, the miracle worker jesus christ himself in general, at my iconostasis , i fixed all these songs, as if rehearsing. somehow, so i picked up the chords. although i only have three chords, in principle, well, it seems to me that it’s still some kind of light coming from you, and i don’t know how healing your lake, but it seems to me, your songs, they are right here to heal, and andrey, we actually h

i think that is part of what's protects it from being some kind of crossing of the line between church and state or religion and politics. it also prevents it from being used for purposes of fanaticism. it's clear actually that the theological interpretation is intended to induce humility on the part of human beings. and i think that the message on that third paragraph is very specifically targeted to three different audiences. lincoln is trying to avert the danger of northern arrogance, northern persecution of the south after the war, blaming them as the traitrs who started the war. even though they were the traitors that started the war [laughs] that kind of blame won't be helpful after the war! he is also trying to address the problem of southern recalcitrance. and i think by calling it american slavery, not southern slavery, not african slavery, but american slavery, all americans, all white americans being able to share in that blame, he hopes to do what he can to induce the south to admit the fault. and then i think that last sentence of the third paragraph, the one that frederic

strike, the peasant will not cross himself. but external circumstances most often mobilize our religious feeling is mobilized, including our awareness of belonging to the church today is such a time of anxiety. even very disturbing. and so that all dangers pass our homeland , so that those who dream of crushing russia as an independent truly independent, the state is a great privilege. but it is also a huge cross. because there are always those who would like to introduce such a rich and strong into the orbit of their influence. country like russia, but even today we know that the world is unsettled. and russia continues its truly sovereign historical being? and in many ways this sovereignty, if you look at our history, was determined by the strength of the spirit of the russian people. we send the garlic to the martyrs who suffered for you, the resting and weightless, to the father and son and the holy spirit, and forever and ever and ever. four years ago, the lord brought me to this place and then had the opportunity to lay a stone in the foundation of this temple. when do you visit the northern regions of the country? in which the climate is different from

church of the kay. eh, in this traditional technique, and the akiyevs crossed themselves at the breaks of the year, carmelksantcture for and for the architecture in the film is characteristically one- faced heights. i was a great temple i'm lips shinya naf for everything. yes, it was, repulsive with a terrible- looking costume, fashionably teasing from the foot. poshatkov. unknown winder, conceiving a symmetrical three-needle ramb. he was in the corner of the authorities in the stro. the yakukh principle was told by all the wonky roundabouts, and the vezhs taken away on the facades. only completed this classic image of where military conflicts sometimes take place. eh, this temple was healed and after the fire there was a country with a pershat layout. eh, the temple, a little by the yard. here is such a hall space, which was divided by the assault, uh, by slips and this slip e required riveting there was no blasphemy on the pattern on the lining of the temple, the uralans, excellent on the ribs for such a vigilant glare. uh, with a ticking effect, he ekitrimli all the silly thing with the improvement of archi

you know the trinity church right away from the cornflower blue domes , an architectural monument in this place grew at the beginning of the 19th century, the cross of people of prestige is ready, more than 9 centuries have passed since the creation of the unique friske , travel with us to belarus 24. olesya someone will see us, why? i started through the city assistants. listen, i wanted to tell you in the morning in intensive care after a major operation. 24 belarusians are so pink ali their poisonous one love of the people's earth belarus 20 shatyrs what norms are in force today and for what period they are fixed today the norm is valid, firstly, i want to make a reservation right away that we will be talking about goods for various uses, forwarded international postal items in relation to them to date there is a norm of 1,000 euros, as for the self-sustaining e-e norm and e, 31 kg, respectively, this norm was extended by decisions of the eurasian commission. a-a until the end of march 2023, and in case no changes are made. it will be changed to 200 euros and 31 kg, respectively, except for the cost of the norm and the weight norm of 31 kg. th

church or a loving group. i think that's the solution. >> absolutely, yeah. fingers crossed. let's go to the third question. >> hi, i'm ally. my mom won't let me get a dog because she says i'm irresponsible. do you think raising a baby will prove to her i'm ready for a puppy? >> now i think that would do it. let's go to the fourth question. >> after experience of being forced to carry a child to term, what is a feel good movie to cheer me up? keep in mind, i can't watch movies rated r. >> it's a rainy afternoon, what movie do you throw on, jerry? >> oh, wow. the only thing that's coming to my mind, sleepless in seattle i have no clue why. >> weirdly, sleepless in seattle for me as well. now, let's go to the fifth one. >> if my doctor says that my age could be fatal. how do i explain to him that i've had a good run? >> it's a tough conversation. how should she approach that con voe with the doctor, eric? >> the human body is capable of tremendous things as long as we're willing to embrace the beauty of reproduction and how things work when we don't intervene with surgical inst

crossing the border. but many curds said, is the turks who are the terrorists, the head of the get it. so the church of state be allowed to continue its fascist occupation policy and massacre are people who are shedding. let's tell them that we are prepared was that our armed forces are ready for a big war to vacate the we shaded the order. we can it's a bitter pill for the kurds of syria and iraq after they made huge sacrifices fighting the so called islamic state demonstrators in this border town. say that if the west abandoned the kurds, now it will betray its former partners. yet the kurds attacked from 2 sides betrayed again. i have journalist simon risha in the iraqi kurdish city of air bill, while people there are se well, many of the people here that we have been speaking to in syria and, and are in iraq right here. many of the kurdish people, they actually seeing this as an orchestrated attack by the iranians and the turks. i wouldn't go that far. um the 2 conflicts are very different from each other. the attackers are very different from each other. and here tech groups are very different.

the priest the strength not to take off the cross, the porphyry rubanovich, did not break, nor renounce the faith , continuing to serve in the cemetery churchnor of the icon of the kazan mother of god. e october revolution tried to close, probably as many as five times for various reasons. we all know that this story touched all those temples of temple buildings that were active at that time. as a matter of fact, until 1937 the temple was open. in in 1937, a priest who served as porfiry rubanovich was arrested, his certificate of permission to serve was taken away from him, he was accused of tax evasion and some other violations and sent to peat, development. in 943, practically yes since the thirty-seventh year, the temple but after the war, the temple was revived, although, in fact, immediately after the liberation, such a repair period of work began. belarus, the liberation of belarus and, of course, the temple has been working since the time of the great patriotic war forty-third forty- fourth and until 1961, 1961, once nikita khrushchev said that he would show the last dad on tv. the temple was closed for 29 years until 1990 . during t

cross over now to the w, corresponded johan in istanbul. so usually what do we know at this hour? and what exactly did churches president say or president edwin addressed to the press before heading to the g. 20 summit in barley, he confirmed that at least 6 people were killed and 53 people at least were injured to in this, that blast which he called a bomb attack, a treacherous attack. and i caught him again, which smells of terrorism, and he rode to identify and punish all those responsible. now this explosion occurred at $420.00 p. m. local time in the center of estate of istanbul on istic lyle avenue, which is one of the main if not the main shopping boulevard. here in this city of 16000000 people, it is very popular with both locals and tourists at thousands, if not tens of thousands of people are walking on that street every day, particularly on a sunday. like today, i actually heard the sound of the explosion because i live nearby, but i initially didn't think it was an explosion, and certainly not of that extent and scope until the 1st of breaking news came in. now, after that chaotic scenes have unfol

olivia were bombed without the participation of liberty, us churches, and other people of russia. ought to get more on this story. now we're crossing alive to international affairs and security analyst marks la moda. thanks for joining us on the program mark. first, i want to ask you just about the pope's statement. basically. i mean, it sounds like something that would come out of the you know, out of key i've actually rather than the vatican, what do you make of the statement itself? yeah. it does. it exactly. sounds like a puppet. speaking with the ethnic nationalist ideology. that is so pervasive in the cave regime as if they're speaking through the pope's mouth, which is, i have to say, somewhat surprising to me because as, as far as popes go, at least i was under the impression that i was, i think, were many people there pope francis was considered more progressive in many ways than, than previous popes. so to hear him speak this way and to try to divide the russian peoples between those of ethnic russian identity and those of other identities. russia is a multi ethnic, multi confessional federation. there are some more than

already the so -called period, they tried to replace the church authorities, and he replaced the old letter with a new letter. the cathedral keeps a crossnd the gospels dated in the 18th century, it is signed as a gift made by a married couple, gregory and elena potapchik konstantin to the elenovsky parish, also in the gospel there is a mark of the slutsk deanery during the german occupation of a standard stamp made in belarusian and german, which confirms policy of the occupying authorities that that all liturgical utensils were considered the property of the reich and had to be registered inventory and be under their control during the war the church was active. in the nineties of the twentieth century, st. michael's church became the cathedral and the center of the spiritual revival of slutsk, and now the neighborhood of the church site became an architectural ensemble. the creation of the church is a two-story spiritual and administrative center of the slutsk deanery, where the baptismal library is located, the editorial office of the newspaper transfiguration and sunday school at the temple there is a chapel in honor of the icon of

you know the trinity church immediately from the cornflower blue domes , an architectural monument in this place grew at the beginning of the 19th century, a crossf evidence, more than 9 centuries have passed since the creation of unique risks. travel with us to belarus 24. why the same events and circumstances are treated differently, who creates new ethics and new information trends, and who benefits from it, no matter how strange it may sound for someone, but there is documentary evidence of this plans for many years, hatched secretly and were not voiced aloud. and these are proven facts. or is this another ksenia lebedeva will tell you in detail about the phenomenon of double standards. and how they work in the project. this is different, do not miss it on belarus 24 tv channel. we experience millions of emotions. we can rejoice, be angry, be surprised, sometimes sad, our emotions. we are not under the power of music expresses our emotions much more strongly. this emotional force literally takes us and has already hit. in us. it becomes an integral puzzle of life. view the secret of music is that it finds an inexhaustible source of expressio

church. it’s nothing to me since childhood, and i had a cross icon, and my wearables were taken away from me, of inhuman conditions, hunger, cold, loneliness and constant mockery of the world did not break then the americans decided to change the tactics of the prosecutor. uh, passes the next information to me, and she wants to do it. e, all settled. dydman. what does it mean to double my minimum term, and she will do it, then have we minimum term. uh lies in prison sentence would have amounted to 10 to 60 years. and it was a serious risk, but under all circumstances, and there and how the case developed. i terribly did not want for me it was generally a matter of principle to put my signature under something that i did not do for something about what? i don’t know at all i persuaded my mother on the phone. she told me that she was signing 4 years in prison. this is not 10 years in prison, and in 10 years you may not see anyone close to you. but here, after all, the chances are greater, it was very, it was one of the hardest decisions of my life, because it's a tough choice. blackmailing her

church. you know right away from the cornflower blue domes , an architectural monument in this place grew at the beginning of the 19th century. crossitnesses the throne is ready , more than 9 centuries have passed since the creation of the unique friske come out with us to belarus . this has both pluses and minuses. in my opinion, as well as hot value discussions for the future of our children. look in the project of igor tour propaganda for belarus 24 let's start from the city meeting with her the power of the skin circle and one of me from nature wild watchful own yelnya belarus lutheran kirkhaugorodni i press the toxer weightless goth and the passers of the ocean of belarusian frill pedantry, the church refined by the germans and hay, snorting stremana, wisdom from nicky's chandelier one can see the cult meter-long spire in a scrawny hall and it's not a shame vezha spiritual superiority. gorodets lutheran church of st. john she had her own sujassy appearance, only in the midst of the twenties, with a yellow yakai shop, bright from the transition, and declecticism. yes, the elements of art nouveau pershapashatkov, pobudova were s

crosses. on the heads of the weights. in two arches , the cornices and vaults of the soviet era will be repaired, and the estate and the church, and the bell tower. it has been preserved there, and in 2022, the decision of the mayor of moscow provided a targeted subsidy for the production of restoration work. some architectural elements are completely preserved most of the buildings, for example, on the site of a native plowshare. these are curved spatula-shaped planks that cover domes like tiles. but from the sprouts were lost race forever. i know the object from the birth of my birth, but i did not know that the decoration was present from the sprouts. whether they were ant-like and green or, uh, colored, i can’t say, but that’s why the result of the restoration of the two-tier belfry is all the more intriguing. it was erected in 1915 according to the project of the famous architect nikolai blagoveshchensky, then the ringing was heard throughout the district. here, naturally. eh, in the evening. he's just a service. actually there is a temple. you see, much longer than six eight, or even more hours there are holidays. well,

church, or, you know, a loving group. um, i think that's the solution. -absolutely. yeah. fingers crossed.m ally. my mom won't let me get a dog because she says i'm irresponsible. you think raising a baby will prove to her i'm ready for a puppy?! -now, i think that would do it. let's go to the fourth question. -after the experience of being forced to carry a child to term, what are some feel-good movies to cheer me up? keep in mind -- i can't watch movies rated r. -it's a rainy afternoon. what movie do you throw on? uh, jerry. -oh, wow. [ buzzes lips ] the only thing that's coming to my mind is "sleepless in seattle," and i have no clue why. -jerry, weirdly, "sleepless in seattle" for me, as well. uh, now let's go to the fifth one. -if my doctor says that labor at my age potentially can be fatal, how do i explain to him that i've had a good run? -it's a pretty tough conversation. eric, how should she approach that convo with the doctor? -you know, the human body is capable of tremendous things as long as we're willing to, uh, embrace, um, the beauty of reproduction and how things work when

containing a small number of christian churches behind a big wall hidden by the industrial area construct . have no bells, no construct. have no bells, no steeple, no crossesside. that's a good point , because that's a good point, because we're seeing more and more mosques popping up in the uk more and, calls to prayer more and, more calls to prayer and audible sense. however, more and, more calls to prayer an

cross. free speech is for extremists. don't pay off your loans, that's for churches. don't like a word? just change the meaning just a bit, you know, equality now equity, parents certainly stay out of that transition now it takes a few weeks to count all the ballots that's normal counting continues and hundreds of thousands of ballots yet to go. officials tell us despite what you might read on social media that is not evidence of suspicious activity or any incompetence, it's normal. >> pete: it's normal. just the way it is. twitter agreed saying it's completely normal. nothing to see here. it takes time to count all the votes click on that black bar to find out more. it used to take a couple of hours on election night. that doesn't work anymore. 2020 wasn't a fluke. it happened again in 2022 and right now is shaping up for round 3 in 2024. how did we get here? and what, if anything, will republicans do about it? pointing out the problem is not enough. simple ideas of what could happen. start with voter i.d. prove how are just like when you cash a check or get on auto plane or pick up a

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crossing the border. but many curds said, is the turks who are the terrorists. madame va, get it. so the church of state be allowed to continue its fascist occupation policy and massacre. our people were shedding. let's tell them that we are prepared. what that our armed forces are ready for a big war to lake that we shaded yard. we can it's a bitter pill for the kurds of syria and iraq after they made huge sacrifices fighting the so called islamic state demonstrators in this border town. say that if the west abandoned the kurds, now, it will betray its former partners as look at the most orders making news around the world. the iranian army is, but the number of people killed in nationwide demonstrations that more than $300.00, which is much lower than estimates from rights groups and protests of the country since the staffing custody of a young woman arrested by iran, so called the relative police the former president of the indian ocean island of camaros has been sentenced to life in prison for high treason called convicted of dana sandy, of illegally selling passports to state las people in

crossing the border. but many curds said, is the turks who are the terrorists, were had to get it. so the church of state be allowed to continue its fascist occupation policy and massacre our people. let's tell them that we are prepared, was that our armed forces are ready for a big war to wake you that we shaded you or we can. it's a bitter pill for the kurds of syria and iraq after they made huge sacrifices fighting the so called islamic state demonstrators in this border town. say that if the west abandoned the kurds, now it will betray its former partners. take a look at some more stories making news around the world. now on 300 people, including security force and members of a security forces have been killed in nationwide protests. according to any radian general, that's a much lower number than right scripts estimate protests of rocks around since the death of a young woman detained by the so called morality police. officials on hawaii's big island urging people to be ready to leave. if lava flows change, direction, mana loa, the world's largest active volcanoes erupting for the 1st time