the people believed the prophecies of john the baptist, many were baptized in jordan. bering today the event of the birth of the great prophet of god john, one cannot help but think about the pious lifestyle of his parents. this. thought is very important, especially these days. today, among for many young people, starting a family is by no means a top priority. someone talks about the importance of a career, someone about the lack of material resources for family life and having children, someone is guided by a reluctance to take responsibility for another person, and even simple work, education, nurturing. baby, entering the path of family life, many people do not perceive it as a school of work, patience and forgiveness, they want to take and do not want to give, which results in many broken families, lonely mothers, children without father or mother. the example of zechariah elizabeth, the parents of st. john the baptist, shows us that: the basis of a strong family is non-material well-being and non-career advancement, a strong internal spiritual core, which is base

the mosk was built on the site of a christian basilica, which was the burial ground of john the baptist. with the construction of the mosk, the burial site of john the baptist was included inside the building and shia muslims, sunni muslims and christian pilgrims visited. in the umai yodmosk there are four rectangular halls, one of them is dedicated to imam ali, but a massias, it is known as raas al hussain. when the carabala caravan reached damascus with all of the decapitated heads of the martters and family of the marters as captives, they entered the umayad mosk where yazid was. it is said the holy head of imam hussain was placed where stands today, known as. next is a prayer rug and mehrab incased in a glass cubicle which marks the place where ali ibn hussain abidin used to pray while imprisoned in the castle after the battle of carbala. this mosque is found a short distance from the omiyard mosk and contains the grave of r, the young daughter of imam hussain after enduring the battle of carbala and the torturous journey to damascus that followed it, raghaya reached the omayard mos

years. the mosk was built on the side of a christian basilica which was the burial ground of john the baptist. with the construction of the mod, the burial site of john the baptist was included inside the building and she muslims, sunni muslims and christian pilgrims. visited. in the umai yodd mosk there are four rectangular halls. one of them is dedicated imam ali, but among shias, it is known as raasal hussain. when the carabala caravan reached damascus with all of the decapitated heads of the martyrs and the family of the marters as captives, they entered the omayad mosque where yazid was. it is said that the holy head of imam hussain was placed where the shrine stands today, known as al hussein. next to it is a prayer rog and mehrab encased in a glass cubicle with marks, the place where ali ibn husain zain abidin used to pray while imprisoned in the castle after the battle of karbala. a short distance from the omayard mosk and contains the grave of raghayah, the young daughter of imam hussain. after enduring the batch of karbala and the torturous journey to damascus that followed it, ragh

build it, right in front of the whole parish, yes, this icon was illuminated, and the head of john the baptist actually appeared first, and unexpectedly for us the marks, that is, these thin, thin iconography, here and several saints came to light, which simply, well, now we appreciate this icon, there is also a corner in the temple. in addition to the central throne in honor of the icon of the mother of god of all who bring joy, on the left side there is also a throne dedicated to the heavenly patron of bishop philoret, phillaret the merciful. here we have just the holy relics of the martyr vanefatius of rome, and vanefatius is the patron helper of this kind of sin, which many, many people face. this is the sin of drinking wine, this particle of relics that arrived to us just from greece, and there is a certificate, very beautiful, confirming that this is indeed a particle of the relics of the martyr vanefatie. of course, the central place in the temple is occupied by the icon of the mother of god, who brings joy to all; the most holy lady theotokos helps everyone and consoles everyone. accor

on the walls of the temple you can also see unusual ancient images, an icon of the nativity john the baptist of the orchistratigus michael, in which the uniad style is discernible. because, as it were, the uniate style of writing is already different from the orthodox one, and maybe a little bit, well, you could see significant icons, because you can see that the old icon cases remained, these, by the way, these icons, which are in the form of candles and practiced over lava, that’s why these icons they put it in frames and hung it on the walls. since the church in stolovichi was not closed and was not persecuted, that is, the inhabitants of this region and parishioners. depending on parishioners and local residents the village of stoloviche of the faithful prince alexander dnevsky is a place of conciliar prayer, mutual assistance and support. i found these photographs in an old newspaper, which everyone always shows, a photograph taken by the german occupiers in the first world war, 1914, the greenery is very cozy, such a cozy corner, they took photographs. people came with worries, they we

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gathered in the temple of god to celebrate one of the great holidays in honor of the birth of the baptist johnught to this polish land of ours, they are preserved until to this day, even the custom that we highlight these beautiful potions today, this custom, it came here with wells, from their ancestral homeland, in the future i will teach you the weight of swearing, the weight that people have... they spring not only for so , if you look at their life, how they live, how cool the world is, how good the people are here, how bad it is here tsey , people will grow up, if people melt magic, sit here, there, what is here pratsa, this is how i choose my wax future, of course, choose as i live... every day of my skin is pavinen myself, i choose my life from the beginning. it's a busy time for farmers; agricultural organizations in belarus continue to harvest grain. the loaf of the minsk region has already exceeded 220,000 tons, this is the most significant volume of ground meat in the country; the leaders in yield are the nesvizh and derzhinsky districts, where they receive 73-58. hundred times a h

and we need to be willing to give our heads like john the baptist when time comes because we knew we ighty. i tell people all the time, but beatty can get as bad as they want to meet. the left can get as bad if you want. say what you want to say about me, frown on you what, who all you want, but god is smiling because of what is coming out of my mouth. i'm happy with me. time for courage in this session. monday night i called president trump to pray for time and i mean it. you know, j. d. vance quoted pulp fiction. he quit pulp fiction, where is this going? i've seen that movie. quote i like the movie is a movie braveheart when william wallace is getting men into battle. he said you have come to fight as free men. what would you do with that freedom? what will we do with our freedom in america now? what will we do? what we feed our children pornography in school? will we run our economy into the ground because we have become beholden to her enemies overseas? we cower, run in fear when lies are being told. and when they decided those who have fallen to us by forgetting that what we hav

institution, the navy, the military, our nation has an obligation to protect these men and women who serve so courageously. so. and that is also why this has so meaningful. my uncle john baptist fellow brit was a seaman second class stationed here, and he died in the explosion. he was 17 years of age when he died, just a month short of his 18th birthday. for some, being here, there was a deeply personal connection. it means a lot to me to be here and to acknowledge that, you know, even 80 years later, justice will prevail. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. also, a somber moment some 80 years in the making. tonight, the remains of a world war two vet have been interred in his hometown of vallejo. army private first class marcus engesser was among the thousands of service members in the philippines captured by the japanese in 1941 and subjected to the bataan death march. records show he died a p.o.w. in 1942. in gessler's, remains were initially buried with other unknown pows in the philippines, but in 2018 his remains were disinterred and the defense pow mia accounting agency identified him just last year. his sister was at today's ceremony. she says she appreciates everythi

institution, the navy, the military, our nation has an obligation to protect these men and women who serve so courageously, so. and that is also why this has so meaningful my uncle john baptist fellows, brett, was a seaman second class stationed here, and he died in the explosion. he was 17 years of age when he died just a month short of his 18th birthday. for some, being here, there was a deeply personal connection. it means a lot to me to be here and to acknowledge that, you know, even 80 years later, justice will prevail. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. well, speaker nancy pelosi also celebrating the exoneration. she released a statement today that says, in part, while white sailors were granted leave, these courageous black sailors were punished for refusing to return to unsafe working conditions. she goes on to say this exoneration honors their memory and their contributions to build a more just and equal future for all americans. a somber moment, some 80 years in the making. tonight, the remains of a world war two veteran have been interred in his hometown of vallejo. army private first class marcus engesser was among the thousands of service members in the philipp

in the pastor of the first baptist church of dallas, fox news contributor robert jeffress, and associate vice president for student services at california baptist university, reverend john montgomery. gentlemen, thank you both for coming on. it's great stuff here. pastor jeffress, to you first. you clearly believe divine intervention save president trump. explain that. >> i do. look, somebody has said every person is a mortal until his work on earth is done. and from the miracle we saw on saturday, i think it's clear that god is not through with president trump. and look, that shouldn't sound preposterous to people. god has a role for every one of us, including president trump. >> that includes the day of our birth, our day of our death, and everything in between. but trace, the bible also says god has a plan for government. he's the one who establishes rulers and removes rulers. daniel chapter two and the only people who find it outlandish to suggest god has a special role for the most pro-life, pro religious liberty pro-israel president in history. the only people who choke on that are people who know nothing about the god of the bible. >> yeah, eric trump said this a

john mccain, and mitt romney for president, and eight in 10 voted for donald trump in 2016 and 2020. ryan burge, eastern illinois university: so the church had about 100 people by 1996. judy: american baptistan burge. >> today, churches have become so homogeneous. you know, white evangelicalism is 80% republican today. if you go to a white evangelical church, you're probably not going to find a single democrat in the congregation. and the pastor is probably also a strong republican as well. so you're going to hear one message and one understanding of the world. judy: and that trend, he says, was only accelerated by covid-19 and the way the pandemic response was politicized. ryan burge: pastors have always sort of, like, dodged land mines during their sermons because they don't want to wade into these issues. the problem with covid was, you couldn't dodge the land mines anymore. you had to make a decision, mask or no mask, distancing or no distancing, all online, all in person. what do we do? judy: pastor locke refused to close down his church during the pandemic, defying state authorities, and warned his members not to wear masks, nor to get vaccinated. pastor locke: the fact that without