why no complaints help and painstaking restoration ended in success, a painting or greek john the baptist after 6 years returned to the exposition of the pushkin museum. the country's largest perinatal center has also started operating at full capacity in the capital. it was created on the basis of the vorokhobov hospital. for the first 2 weeks. more than 160 babies were born here, the construction of the building was completed 2 years ago, but due to the pandemic, a new building. first had to be used to treat covid patients. now the premises have been thoroughly disinfected and the center has begun to work according to the profile. it is very important that the center will specialize primarily in helping children who are born prematurely with extreme low body mass. children who have malformations, various malformations and everything you need are here, then at the same time. here , mothers who belong to risk groups can also receive specialized assistance. the perinatal center has the most modern equipment, including 44 incubators and more than 40 ventilators for babies. in the secondary

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disciples that his earthly ministry would end and he would have to leave them, when the disciples of john the baptist asked jesus about fasting, he answered them. can the sons of the palace grieve, married, while with them bridegroom, but the bridegroom will never be taken away, and then they will fast. the image of the groom is one of the gospel images of the savior, so the prophetic savior predicts his parting with his disciples that he will leave this visible world. and today we remember how it was fulfilled, this biblical prophecy of the evangelist. luke. he says that after the ascension of christ, the apostles returned to jerusalem with great joy. but at the same time, ascension is a wind separation of students from their teacher. and therefore sometimes among believers people, the question is whether the ascension of the lord is a holiday, because the holiday involves triumph and joy, but can you really call it the joy of separation from christ after all, how joyful it was for us today to contemplate christ and directly ask him all the questions that concern us to receive a word of consolation

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he was in coming out of the american baptist theological seminary, still there. the fancy kids went to morehouse. john and bernard lafayette and james bethel went to this , there were 100 students. imagine that, there's one little school with 100 ts students on the cumberland river in nashville produced johnlewis, james neville, ultimately diane nash . it's just an incredible story. but what i realized watching him and talking to him in those i guess almost 30 years when i talk about that. as he was in the house and as he became, to me it's one of the most fascinating things about john lewis is he became a kind of walking monument. he was hekind of in the anniversary business. he took congressional delegations back every year but if you needed something on an anniversary, he was always there. and he's the only public figure i've ever known who could be at the scene of his great triumphs. that is all about, should have been all about him. and yet it was the most on separate self-referential thing you can imagine which is hard to do. so you would be standing on the pettis bridge but it really wasn't abo

the freedom rides. he was in nashville coming out of american baptist theological seminary a tiny school still there. you know, the fancy kids went to morehouse john john and bernard lafayette and james bevel went to this. there were 100 students. imagine that there's one a little school the hundred students on the cumberland river in nashville produced john lewis, james bevel. ultimately diane nash though. she was at fisk. it's just an incredible story. but we what i realized watching him and talking to him. in those god i guess almost 30 years right? i didn't thought about that. as he was in the house and as he became it's one to me. there's one was fascinating things about john lewis. is he became a kind of walking monument? mm-hmm. he was in kind of the anniversary business. right. he took congressional delegations back every year to selma, you know if you needed something on an anniversary, you know, he was always there. and he's the only public figure i've ever known. who could be at a scene of his? great triumphs that is all about should have been all about him. and yet it was the most egoless. unself referential thing you can imagine which

i would become his pastor as i assumed the pastorate of ebenezer baptist church and it is his kind of courage the courage of the john lewis. and amelia boynton. oh, yeah, one of the women we don't we don't let's lift up those names nearly enough. but amelia boynton was on that same bridge. i later met her. hosea williams across of course crossed that bridge with john lewis. it is the faith of people like that who who really didn't have any reason to believe that they could win? your generation of it there was no we talked we looked back at the civil rights movement i think and too often. speak about these victories the passage of the civil rights movement the voting rights law fair housing as if these were inevitable victories, they were improbable quite improbable. not just in probable, but one of the things i think is important that you point that out is that don't understand. it didn't all happen in one fell swoop right when i think about the work. trying to get the civil rights act of 1964 past and it as the year said it passed in 1964, right but when it passed it didn't have voting in. it didn't have housing in

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the house! >> reporter: reverend warnock's other job title is senior pastor at ebenezer baptist church, where johnin luther king, jr. worshipped. >> i got involved in something as messy as politics with the hope that i could continue to work on the issues that i've worked on anyway. >> reporter: warnock and fellow georgia democrat jon ossoff were elected to the senate last year, giving democrats 50 votes and control of the senate when joe biden became president. whether or not democrats can hold on to that majority this november will once again rest in large part on what happens in georgia. [yelling] >> reporter: where warnock faces a tough re-election fight in a race republicans hope will be defined by joe biden's low approval ratings. to escape from the gloomy national environment, warnock, like all democrats, will have to distinguish himself. it helps to have a good biography. something he is highlighting in his new memoir: "a way out of no way." >> any time you walk into a sanctuary on a sunday morning, there is a good chance that the preacher or somebody in the choir or somebody who is giving

the first baptist church around that town. two senators decided they'd do something about it. democrat senator of murphy of connecticut and republican johnt to go find something to do this time around that would be constructive and what they did the last time was, the issue was, that federal and state agencies turned out not to be supplying to the national instant criminal background check system, the nic sim, that allows people to buy guns. the first thing they did, made sure that state and federal agencies who were not downloading this data were forced to, upon some penalties, to provide that data. they upgraded the reporting systems to make them faster and more accurate and expanded sharing of data about people who should be able to buy guns among different agencies and then they also took the opportunity to say a lot of these issues and people who shouldn't be able to purchase the guns are not criminal matters, they're protective in a divorce or a family law issue and they had a domestic abuse and violence prevention initiative that tied into this. what happened. took from november when the massacre occurred to march of 2018 to write

the southern baptist in me. i believe in deathbed conversion. i'm glad john wayne converted to catholicism on his deathbed. ve got paraables to tell you about, talking about people working in the fields through the night, who come at night and get paid the same. >> you don't judge them? >> it's the deathbed conversion. what i'm saying is, yeah, i certainly -- brian kemp, i have so many problems with brian kemp and the way he ran georgia, especially through the pandemic. i could go down the list. but you look, george, and again, i understand people who are upset about how people spent their years during the trump era, but you look at kemp. >> yeah. you look at raffensperger who said no. you look at federalist society judges who one after another after another said, yeah, we're really conservative. we're not going to let donald trump get anywhere near the constitution. like, we can have our debates on abortion. we can have our debates over guns. we can have our debates over whatever. red hot issue people want to some their debates over. but there's a difference here that we need to spell out. there are those

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