is one of there are few wooden churches in belarus, which, in addition to the main upper church, also has a lowerrypt. smolensk is located on high hills on one of them and there is a unique wooden church, the stone building was destroyed, and having almost the same age, she survived them and continues to delight the eye and soul. this church of the transfiguration of the savior is a monument of wooden architecture, built around 1590. from the history of the temple, we know that the temple was rebuilt only in 1809. these are still documented confirmed data the first mention of the temple. 1.595 year, what does the presence of the lower crypt stone temple indicate? which is located under this wooden temple, in which worship is also performed. the temple is illuminated below the honor of the cross, the exaltation. starting from september 27, from the patronal feast, divine services are held until easter in the lower church, since it is also heated at easter. we are rising again. here is this temple, the transfiguration upper church, and until the next cross of the exaltation of the feast of the exal

terem will be careful in russian , now there was a similar palatvita, and on the site of the lower church so -called upper church was erected and there will be all the logic, and it speaks radically about pyrogenicity. okay, this means there were terrible russian princes, anguish came and took from the structure of the architectural complexes and structure. the frets from the gray not hung, the bottle, merkushy according to the engraving of thousands of 500-68 years, chained themselves vezha on the side of the city round. vezha up frit sharp, supposedly joking at the place of the united states of brahma, the reporting place of the znahudzhane hiz thorak is unknown for everything, and she was dismantled for new methods of warfare so tall, the buddinok would have been an outstanding target for yegor’s artelery itself squirting to the persh poshatkov complex . chalk shape balls you know the closer and to the center. you were tender, i leveled it from midnight the castle was defended by a clay wall with a retinue of 45 m and a tire of 1.5 m . she defended the castle behind these rare walls. d

place of the theorem to guard the people now was placed like a palatvita, and in the place of the lower churchew so -called upper church was erected and there will be all logic, and it is quietly fundamentally destroying pro-pyrogenicity. frets, which means there were terrible russian princes, the princes came and accepted the structure of the architectural complex. and on our structure of lady- bearing abunks, merkushy according to the engravings of a tyunt, thousands of 500-68 years old, vezha on the side of the city, round vezha berg frith, rare, allegedly for the need to shoal to the place of the usa brahma, the znahudzhans have a tork unknown to them. khujay for everything, and she was, dismantled for new methods of warfare , so tall, a buddinok would be an outstanding target for artillery and a heap, the very injection of the persha podshadkov complex. chalk shape balls it means, the closer and to the center you were tender, i am her uzrovich. from midnight, the castle was defended by a wall with clay, yes, already 45 m and a width of 1.5 m. above the wall was no less than 5 m, even wide

i ask you ro, trout to take the floor with manipulating, lowering the church can only be a blessing when it is shared lens, limited and controlled. that this excludes an absolutist exercise of power. there's a special need for women to participate more on the line with you about it. and we want women to have an equal, say, in financial and legal transactions in questions of art and events in the cathedral . and also in the election of bishop. thank miss wood in the exclusive meal club. the carmelite monastery, maria font sladen, or our lady of peace, is situated in cologne's old town. but the discounts carmelite sir, a contemplative order. they live here behind monastery was isolated from the outside world. each time who has been canonized by the catholic church entered the cologne carmel in 1933, one of the last stages of her life before she was put to death in the outfits birkenau death camp sister and cilla has been a carmelite for 60 years. she has no nuns who knew it each time, personally for sisters commissioned the artist, gunter damnation to make a memorial cobblestone to commemo

minister of cult oleksandr tkachenko, and they are not going to continue it, but the lower one was given to the churchement, that is, it can be terminated through the court, under certain circumstances, which are set forth in this document, it is possible to reserve an indefinite lease agreement of the kyiv-pechersk lavra, says religion expert dmytro gryavoy, in addition to non-statutory activities or illegal buildings, there is another the reason the contract can be terminated or not observed unilaterally terminated if martial law is declared will there be military action when will there be and will there be a court the government has not yet said to return the property of the lavra to the use of the state they tried more than once in 2015 to register a petition with such a request on the website of the kyiv of the city state administration in a few days, it collected more than 10,000 signatures, then the press service of the kmda replied that this issue is not within the competence of the city government. 5 years later, in 2020, a similar petition appeared on the president's website, they supported

the most scrubbing element is that the poisonous church is a gray-weightless castle, if the loopholes, mixed in different nodes, see the loweras allowed to beat off a heap until sunrise from the khovanakha along the interveneers, and shoot from the upper tier. you could have already taken a nap on the great. from massive vezha and he hawked his archaic appearance 16 m above 6 m in diameter, massive ones there, they don’t just give such a severe ascetic look, and i’m the current one of this loophole, the dachshund mazu pierces us with the same askali, there e could touch the defense, before those whom, so that the hospital is crushed, not cut vertically, but the hospitals hmm and they are hacked look round from there. here the scenario can not be written in one of the programs, the team that scored only one point won, but masterfully set up the opposing team. don't look for justice here. it’s not here, because you don’t know how the participants will answer and when the tower falls, what kind of flower is you have time to think, i don’t, tulip tulip polar star i affirm that in order to win it is desirable to have not only kno

church. the same lavras are in state property and if the lower lavra is in such permanent and indefinite use, then, for example, the churches of the upper lavra, the spanish refectory, their lease ends in december of this year, and here the state can influence here from the point of view of concluding or not concluding the extension or not of extending these contracts. the first, the second - this is a very important issue of the departure of bishops and priests of the ukrainian orthodox church abroad. for an unknown purpose and what they are doing there, no one knows, and the state here has this lever of influence . it is necessary to prohibit them from going abroad in the conditions of martial law, this is really further. directly subordinate to the moscow patriarch, where until now the moscow patriarch kirill is officially commemorated. i am not talking about the fact that in other monasteries and parishes there they continue to commemorate so unofficially and informally, which is contrary to their updated statute the state here also has every reason to, after the imposition of sanctions o

extreme weather happening more and more as they intend to impact working and lower income neighborhoods the most. >> and how one churchnd stepping up to help. >> reporter: you know what you don't see? solar panels. and they pay the price as they become more energy independent. but it's the battery system that will make them feel free at last. >> if i flick that switch off, then we're totally off the grid and totally. and running the energy from these panels. >> and it is it is little people will win. >> reporter: that win was celebrated with a ribbon cutting as the church became their first official climate resilience hub. and the church is the recipient of the project award, a total of $85,000 to purchase the battery equipment. the idea is to create energy secure places where people can gather during disas e terps like the wildfires or just days when the electric grid is overtaxed. >> should there be times for blackouts. or a place to warm the meal. we'll be able to come here. >> reporter: set up on the fly, but the city councilman says climate change is making those kinds of events a exxon place. and every community

the soviet jazz church is constantly under threat of wear and tear, the total struggle for religion pity subdued by loweringy so self spent the pleasing list, however, davidovavshisya right corner to go. the parishioners were full of lobules. shmak den tore off the wreckage here for days on end, they do not leave and defended their headlight taken by the shiites of the federal cathedral. everything is not the finest. the hallways of the central square of unbelievable cities in the afternoon to us. do you dream of traveling, but don’t know where to start? pictures from the past arose not by chance and we are heading to one of the oldest cities in belarus where we will tell about the most beautiful and interesting cities of belarus residents of this city people are happy on the central square. has its own big ben. height 13 m. we will show. main attractions. castle hill may 13, 1993. commemoration day of the saint and share historical facts. it is known that on june 23 , 1944, the legendary operation of bagration began from here, see the program of the city of belarus on our tv channel far from the bustle of

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lower the upper water, and this spectacle attracts many spectators. in the center of mikhailovsk, in a strange dialogue neighborhood, the ascension church and sergei mironovichv yes, not simple, kirov, are located. just some kind of gold oh, wonderful deeds , your lord. the temple was built on the site of a wooden church. the tradesman fadey, nikolaevich malkov, supervised the construction, enlightened the experienced builder. the church was lit in 1892. the temple turned out to be not only beautiful in scale, but also warm, that is, it was heated with special stoves, and in the conditions of the harsh ural lands. but it was priceless forever stoked with coal. they were located at the bottom of the temple with the help of special plowshares and an ingenious design, the corpse, hot air was supplied upward. these furnaces of the nineteenth century have been preserved even today in the basement of the temple, the restorers have plans. seems impossible to recover. what is left of the stoves, so that they, as before, heated the church according to the restoration continues, and the service, well, the services go on as usual. the local priest, despite his youth, w

lower neighborhoods the most. >> they need a place to go when it is too hot to be in their homes without power. and what a church about it. >> reporter: take a drive through east oakland. what you don't see? solar panels. these kinds of working class pay the price for people to become more independent. and robinson saw it coming. >> i was like what is that? yeah. we went to solar. >> reporter: the solar panels have dropped the church's energy bill to about $10 a month, but it's the battery system that makes the pastor feel free at last. >> and if i flick that switch off, we're totally off the grid. totally. it's like we're just running on energy from these panels. >> is that a good feeling to know you can do that? >> it is like little people win, you know? >> reporter: that win for the little people was celebrated as it became oakland's first resilience hub. a total of $85,000. the idea is to create energy secure places where people can gather or just days when the grid is overtacked. >> and there will be times a blackout. so those people that need some security and safety and maybe a light at night, we'll be ab

church. which one can be accepted? now here is the relationship to the actor. i have a very bad attitude towards our modern stage very much. i think that this lowers of music. here, but this is mine. i do not impose anything on anyone. there is the performance of the songs is beautiful, the girl sings there and they immediately send me what she knows, that i will appreciate it, and the opera is a great art. but, when a man comes out in commercials, and something starts to portray it in the form of a peacock, it simply disgusts me. so i think that this is without morality, it is a priori, but this is my opinion. i do not impose this on anyone, but it is ugly. a man must remain a man of women. this is the first second if you play an image. after which people, well, a little will become treat each other kinder, better understanding is better. it's good. here is my maria volkonskaya, why is it expensive for me? because she remained in the souls of people, maria volkhonskaya? masha raevsky, yes, the heroes of the twelfth year. eh, pushkin's love for mary is pure, absolutely uncomplicated , there was no such passion, so to speak, there was love. in push

lower income neighborhoods the most. so they need a place to go when it is too hot or too cold to be stuck in their homes with power. john ramos shows us what a churchoakland is doing about this. >> reporter: take a drive through east oakland and you know what you don't see? solar panels. these kinds of working class neighborhoods pay the price. at faith baptist church, pastor curtis robinson raised money to get solar about 7 years ago. >> when we got the solar panels, i was like let's do battery storage next. i mean we have the solar. let's store it. >> reporter: the church's energy bill is about 10 bucks a month. but it is the battery system that makes the pastor feel free at last. >> if i flick that switch off, we are totally off the grid. totally. it is like we are just running on energy from these panels. >> reporter: is that a good feeling to know you can do that? >> man it is like beating up the empire, right? little people win. >> reporter: that win for the little people was celebrated with a ribbon cutting as the church became okay london's first official climate resilience hub. the church is the recipient of the grown billed legacy project

lower court and on appeal. by breaking with taboos, the priest who holds his service every day of the trip has also succeeded in bringing people back into the folds of the church called tones. ha ah christine left the church more than 30 years ago. even though she still felt close to her faith think i told us that so i was raised catholic and i still feel connected to the catholic church, but it's too confining for me to hear a lot of what they preach is foreign to me. so i left the church with valve gang. i know it's different, different rosie? still sneaking as wolfgang holt as the approach to religion may be unusual, but it works. next, stop is the borders distillery. there's a tour here too. if you cross out, you're only get punched by smell farther back. it's really nice. so feel free to come up one by one. have a nice old check of it. with the bus driver is waiting outside. he's already driven many tor groups, but the whiskey pilgrims are a favorite. he don't seem to get very drunk. they seem to be interested in how the whiskey is me than weird. it's common psalms stuff like that. so it's not as if they're just knocking them back. so. excellent. so yeah,

lower streets to the dnipro, forced to travel outside the borders and with the help of well, there are constantly deputies of the rr, guided by the right, i went there once, volunteer sculptures and church well, there are charitable funds that we cooperate with have collected the funds of certain employees of the executive committee take people out, we are here a little bit and feed us for 3 days, another church parish is helping us, well, this is the situation now, literally. today i returned from drohobych, i had a conversation with the mayor, this city is brothers. they are already preparing these trucks for us, such a word may or may not a parliamentary car is a big one with construction materials and generators, well, after all, on the right in front, on the right side of two settlements, we need to restore our full life. well, we are dealing with such matters now mr. volodymyr, please tell me, are the occupiers trying to pull their main forces away from the dnieper in the military sense of their collaborators and their administrations, what do you think they are preparing for? from the kakhovka hydroelectric plant and the dam, you know, it is difficult for me to answer this questi

lower and working neighborhoods the most. so they need a place to go when it's too hot, or even too gold to be stuck in their homes without power. what a church oakland is doing about it. >> reporter: take a drive through east oakland, and you know what you don't see? solar panels. these kinds of working class neighborhoods pay the price. he raised money to get solar about seven years ago. >> when we got the solar panels i was like, let's do battery storage next. they're like what do you mean? we've got the solar. let's store it. >> reporter: the solar panels have dropped the church's energy bill to about $10 a month. but it is the battery system that makes the pastor feel free at last. >> if i flick that switch off, we're totally off the grid. totally. we're just running on energy from these panels. >> is they're a good feeling to know you can do that? >> it's like beating up the empire, right? it's like little people win. . >> reporter: that win was celebrated with a ribbon cutting. the church is the recipient of the green build legacy project award. a total of $85,000 to purchase the battery equipment. the idea is to secure energy areas wh