suspect adultery on usury among clergy and other orthodox church honors the memory, and not the kei cathedral and its fate. by god-bearing fathers, on june 14, 1900, the hawaiian islands became part of the united states and received self-governing status . washington declared their rights to them back in the middle of the 19th century. and dali understand that they will not yield to any other power. then everything went according to the worked out scheme. we entered into a bonded economic agreement. in the first harbor , a military base was set up when the hawaiian queen showed obstinacy, organized coups d'etat and proclaimed a puppet republic, the process was accelerated by president william mckinley, who said the quote. we need hawaii even more than we need california 's annexation islands. were about self-government in many ways turned out to be fake, by the way, the first chairman the russian emigrant nikolai sudzilovsky became the senate; he defended the interests of the indigenous people, but he was forced to leave or sewed us citizenship in 1959 . hawaii became the fiftieth. states of

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the peter and paul cathedral is the only architectural monument of the renaissance that has been preserved in minsk . the temple was given to believers. and our the rector, who was a keythedral, moved here and received the obedience to restore this temple, an architectural monument of parish life in it. well, immediately, at the same time , sunday school, because sunday school is the heart of parish life at the service, we prayed together, but such is human communication, it is carried out in sunday school, maybe in brotherly activity, where people are united by something. and when we have sunday school, all the kids parents who have their own kids they love very well unite. and our whole life. this life, holidays, studies, fairs, mugs, that's all. it really creates such a backbone of parish life, i graduated from sunday school 2 years ago and i came here because my older brothers and sister told me about how nice it is to study here, how many people are ready to support you here. there are so many nice teachers here. how many famous people come here who share their secret of success, that there are a lot of additional all sorts of circles that will help you, uh, brea

nicholas and the next morning the key to the cathedral of st. sophia in kiev, where there was a certain revered icon, they heard the cries of the baby when they came to prepare the church for the service and, accordingly, under this icon, as it is painted here, they found a lying baby, which was returned to the parents. here is the so-called miracle of the kiev baby, of course, the exhibition is not a temple with the usual church twilight and candlelight, but where else can you see so many images of st. nicholas in an unconditionally canonical on such a different performance and it seems that we are talking about the same person, but there are no two identical images from the 13th to the 20th century, including even the wooden sculpture of nikolai mozhaisky , who also received this geographical prefix thanks to a miracle in the fourteenth century during the next tatar invasion of russia and when the enemy surrounded the city of mo. st. nicholas a appeared in the air with a sword in his hand with the city and frightened the enemies with his appea

cathedral. and there are many other politicians and key figures in british public life attending there as well. but the main one, the queen is not around obviously, for the 96 year old woman. she's by a very frightened date. what are we to make of all this, all this british relationship with, with what for many countries, many democracy, that lease is an anachronism that most don't have monarchies anymore. is it, a blights isn't a national assets. i mean, that's too much to go into there for me in this particular situation, but it's obvious that the british absolutely love a royal party. and i think this country is going to be telling republican anytime, saying, ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, a 100 days and the invasion of ukraine president lansky estimates. russia occupies 20 percent of the country, the battle rages in the east, 2 years fighting and see of europe done yet. while the us has announced the new round of sanctions against russian oligarchy and leave us president joe biden has delivered an impassioned as rest through the nation on gun control. after a series of mass s

cathedral. and there are many other politicians and key figures in british public life attending there as well. but the main one, the queen is not around obviously, for the 96 year old woman. she's by a very frightened date. what are we to make of all this, all this british relationship with, with what for many countries, many democracy, that lease is an acronym that most don't have monarchies anymore. is it a blights is international assets. i mean that's, there's too much to go into there for me in this particular situation, but yet it's obvious that the british absolutely love a royal party. and i think this country is going to be tending republican anytime soon. ah.

cathedral. the congregation included 400 numbers of nhs staff and other key workers from around the country.was the service of one person over 70 years that was highlighted. in his sermon, the archbishop of york recalled one of the queen's private interests. >> we all know thathe queen likes horseracing. and, your majesty, i am assuming you are watching this on the television, and i'm afraid i don't have any great tips for the derby tomorrow. your majesty, we are sorry that you will not hear -- that you are not here with us this morning, but ware so glad that you are still in the saddle, and we are glad that there is still more to come. >> finally, a service of thanksgiving for a monarch who is showing the signs of her 96 years, concluded with the national anthem. >> the british royals are followed by people all over the world and someone who keeps a close eye on them is tina brown, her latest book the palace papers consist of over 120 interviews with people who are close to the royals, who know the royals, who studied the royals. i asked her what it was that made the queen so special to the

of wales in the duchess of cornwall came to the cathedral to represent the queen and give thanksgiving for her rain. it included members of nhs staff and keyrs from around the country. it was the service of one person over 70 years that was highlighted. in his sermon, the archbishop of york recalled one of the queen's principled private interests. >> we all know that the queen likes horseracing. and your majesty, i'm rather assuming perhaps you are watching this on the television. and i'm afraid i don't have any great tips for the derby tomorrow. your majesty, we are sorry that you are not here with us this morning. but we are so glad that you are still in the saddle. and we are glad that there is still more to come. reporter: and finally, a service of thanksgiving for a monarch showing the signs of her 96 years, completed with the national anthem. kay: let's get the latest from the queen tonight. we hear she's not going to be attending. we did not see her at st. paul's cathedral this morning. do we have any sense, does the palace give any updates on what the queen is doing? or is that not the way that it works? reporter: that's not the wa

cornwall who processed through the cathedral to represent the queen and lead the thanksgiving for her reign. the congregation included 400 members of nhs staff and other keyt it was the service of one person over 70 years that was highlighted. in his sermon, the archbishop of york recalled one of the queen's principal private interests. we all know that the queen likes horse racing. and, your majesty, i'm rather assuming perhaps you're watching this on the television. and i'm afraid i don't have any great tips for the derby tomorrow. your majesty, we are sorry that you're not here with us this morning. but we are so glad that you are still in the saddle, and we are glad that there is still more to come. and finally, a service of thanksgiving for a monarch who is showing the signs of her 96 years, concluded with the national anthem. nicholas witchell, bbc news. # god save the queen.# stay with us on bbc news. still to come: monarch�*s best friend. why there couldn't be a platinum jubilee without some corgis. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning, in accordance with the order of service, by a signal give

cathedral. he has a very key role in what is happening today.t i am told, essentially. in the service i welcome people in. iwill be doing — service i welcome people in. iwill be doing that physically and literally with people coming in through— literally with people coming in through the great west door. then it web bidding, saying this is what we are going _ web bidding, saying this is what we are going to do in our time together and you _ are going to do in our time together and you are — are going to do in our time together and you are very well can. —— then i doa— and you are very well can. —— then i doa bidding — and you are very well can. -- then i do a bidding-— and you are very well can. -- then i do a bidding. make it sound simple, there has been _ do a bidding. make it sound simple, there has been a _ do a bidding. make it sound simple, there has been a lot _ do a bidding. make it sound simple, there has been a lot of _ do a bidding. make it sound simple, there has been a lot of preparation. | there has been a lot of preparation. behin

we come together in this cathedral church today to offer god thanks the congregation included 400 members of nhs staff and other keyorkers from around the country. but it was the service of one person over 70 years highlighted in the sermon by the archbishop of york. he recalled one of the queen's principal private interests. we all know that the queen likes horse racing. and your majesty, i am rather assuming you are watching this on the television. and i am afraid i don't have any great tips for the derby tomorrow. your majesty, we are sorry that you are not here with us this morning. but we are so glad that you are still in the saddle, and we are glad that there is still more to come. there was an act of commitment led by young people from all the countries of which the queen is head of state. rejoicing in the life and reign of elizabeth, our queen. - finally, a service of thanksgiving for a monarch who is showing the signs of her 96 years. concluded with the national anthem. nicholas witchell, bbc news. since then, the palace has confirmed that the queen will not be attending that horse races tomorrow. she had

key events of christianity for by tradition , people bring grass and tree branches to the church for consecration on the day of the holy trinity , a divine service was held in the st. michael cathedral, led by his beatitude metropolitan epiphany, ukrainians pray to god to send peace and victory, says the fifth president of ukraine, petro poroshenko, today, on this day, we pray to god to restore justice, that is, to send peace and victory to ukraine, it is very important that the church is at the front today, it is a scaffold is in the field, prays, gives communion and inspires our soldiers to liberate the ukrainian land sweet fair and live music the lviv philharmonic orchestra and the infolv orchestra held a charity fair on one of the squares of the city of lviv townspeople and guests could buy goodies and enjoy samples of ukrainian classics. in this way, the organizers raised funds for four cars and thermal imaging drones for the ukrainian armed forces . in addition, at the fair, they held an online auction where you could buy jewelry and works of art. nastia's first such experience. each of us today i got an undeniably great experience, and i am sure that we will continue to do it

members of the royal family, leading politicians and 400 key workers attended a special thanksgiving service at st paul's cathedraly well - the archbishop? i thought he i conveyed particularly well what the archbishop? i thought he - conveyed particularly well what the queen stands for. very cleverly horse racing analogy. it was lovely seeing all the members of the royal family come to life and laugh. i was interested by the mixed reception our prime minister received as he came up the steps and i thought that illustrated the british constitution. the politicians are there to healthily represent what we represent and that is the elected side, and then we have the unelected side, and then we have the unelected side, which has to stand for different values. that is what we are celebrating about the queen. if are celebrating about the queen. if a monarchy goes wrong, then the whole country suffers. but with this woman, she has stuck to these ideas of duty which i think her upbringing at the knee of george v and then her years in the war, and this is a woman who going back beyond her 17 year reign, lived through world

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the church honors the memory, not the kei cathedral and its participants of the god-bearing fathers on june 14, 1900, the hawaiian islands became part of the united states and received their self-governing status. washington claimed their rights back in the middle of the 19th century. and dali understood that he would not yield them to any other power. then everything went according to the worked out scheme. they entered into a bonded economic treaty harbourra set up a military base when the hawaiian queen showed obstinacy organized a coup d'état and proclaimed a puppet republic, the process was accelerated by president william mckinley, who said the quote. we need hawaii even more than we need california 's annexation islands. were about self-government in many ways it turned out to be fake, by the way, the first chairman of the senate was a russian migrant. nikolai sudzilovsky , he defended the interests of the indigenous people, but he was forced to leave or was given us citizenship in 1959 . hawaii and the fiftieth states of america, but the independence movement exists there and n