in ukraine, on the territory of ukraine, it is destructive for the entire world orthodoxy, that is,ire universal orthodox church. by the way, we don’t often like to use the word universal orthodox church, although it is dogmatically correct, since it was usurped by the patriarchate of constantinople, but i think we shouldn’t give it away to him that which belongs to the truth. during the 20th century and the beginning of the 20th century, the patriarch of constantinople finally succumbed to the terrible temptation that at one time befell the western church. arrests of hierarchs, priests, believers, closing of churches, banning and actually burning of literature, that terrible stream of repression that goes to believers of the canonical orthodox church in ukraine, which is part of the russian orthodox church. in our program we have already discussed the order of the world russian people's council, where, in particular it says that russia and its people today are fulfilling the mission of holding and protecting. and support for god's plan for the world order, god's world order. the ho

we also decided to talk about the formation of orthodoxy in our lands.re than a thousand-year journey has not been easy. orthodoxy on the territory of our belarus has more than once faced the threat of extinction. its holy ascetics, selfless labor and clergy have preserved the traditions of ancient orthodoxy and piety, they are still alive today. the belarusian land is glorified by the names of saints, illuminated by numerous churches, and today it is established in the orthodox faith through the labors of its ascetics, all the faithful of the church. more than 1030 years have passed since the creation of the first diocese. holiday about holiday and identity god bless. the history of our people is inextricably linked with orthodoxy; it was the adoption of the orthodox faith at the end of the 20th century that allowed our people to be spiritually born. the path of the orthodox church in the lands of white russia was not easy, but it was in the trials that trust in god’s help was formed not only. under the name anastasia. the name of prince izyasoslav is a

and here is my question, in any case, no one will deny that thanks to russian orthodoxy, the orthodox, our political system, we are formed by our roots, no matter who we are, no matter what confession we belong to, the basis of our historical identity is orthodoxy, this, by the way, is interesting, understands the same genrievich zyuganov, who in his book... the policy of victory in other works often refers to the spiritual authorities of russian orthodoxy, even athos visited the shrine of orthodoxy, in my opinion , this is an example of the fact that it doesn’t matter, you can individually profess any confession, you can be a representative of any people, and even you may have your own religion, but there is something deeper, orthodoxy is also a cultural code, which is the core of the russian state, like the core of the russian state. may cause natural indignation, this can be understood, but we must learn that our destiny, our, our history is an indivisible thing, there is certainly red, but there is also white in it, there are dark sides in it, there are light sides, there are mist

this event marked the beginning of the strengthening of orthodoxy in the mogilev diocese and preparedhe ground for the development of the diocesan structure in the region. from our history it is known that our belarusian land, unfortunately, experienced all sorts of wars, all kinds of disorder. and... there was such a period in the history of belarus that was calm, and so it turned out that orthodox churches were closed, and this land on which the monastery stood, it was the residence of orthodox bishops, the first residence, and this land was bought by orthodox merchants, and their property, only they could dispose of it, that is , in this way it turned out that this land was impossible for them there was no way to take it away or build it up with anything, that is, this temple remained. orthodox always, and even during the hard years of the theological power, this temple remained. the most valuable thing for any parish is not the building, but the people who come to church. i i have been serving here in this church for 26 years, and i already know many of the parishioners by sight.

they imagine orthodoxy as something unchanging, that's how they talk about it. this is an unchanging church, which is supposedly not affected by any historical moments, which they see as negative. this is an era of revival, enlightenment and reformation, but this is of course objectively untrue. then here we are not talking about another interpretation of history, but simply about objectively untrue things. orthodox christians, orthodox peoples, they were all integral parts of these great movements, that is, all this is a lie, and they imagine that modernity in orthodox christianity can simply be erased, and this appeals to them. you can find an extended version of natalia churikova's interview with catherine kalaidis in social networks and the page of the ukrainian voice of america service. and this is the end of the story about the family of musicians from luganda, who 10 years ago with a whole symphony orchestra... evacuated from their hometown to severodonetsk, already with the full-scale invasion of russia in february 2022, collected mainly musical instrume

and accordingly, here is a family that still stood in orthodoxy, did not renounce the faith of theirune when, on the eve of easter, their child was actually kidnapped from the family and subjected to ritual murder, those, say, facts... which have reached us historically so far, indicate that this was indeed a ritual murder, a naturally christian the child, why maybe not uniad or catholic, but apparently orthodox, because it was a less protected denomination, and apparently, the people who did this hoped that there would be no major search activities regarding his death, that’s when ... in 1684 he was born, in 1690 it turns out that at the age of six he suffered such a generally painful death. yes, the whole body was punctured, it was clear that blood was being emitted, that is, deliberately, all this was like wounds that were sacred tradition on the body of jesus christ, that is, in fact, it was an imitation of the torment that our savior suffered. after apparently bleeding to death, he died and was basically dumped on the outskirts. many people died, then one day, when apparently th

you know, orthodoxy is not a national religion, it is a world religion. so there is no problem to combine some local traditions and the general church hold up. moreover, the essence of church life is basically the same as for the local differences, i show you that they can exist in the 2 churches that are even one columbus or away from each other. orthodoxy as an experience of real life is just passed from person to person, the person. so someone else like the way he lives and wants to acts like him. therefore, the most effective transition to orthodoxy is really when a person has become acquainted with the experience of someone who lives in the face . while the presence of the rustle that almost touch down for the dates back to the 19th century, the card african bronze was created in 2021. also a number of also those that are exhaust to be admitted under the jurisdiction of the most good country. i'll give you since then more than $200.00 parishes of been created in the total of $25.00 countries as simple as inconstancy and told us about the churches act

, so betrayed, orthodoxy, betrayed. they live only for one thing, whether they will have grandmothersssed the american people, that rejoice, americans, i sent your money so that the little stupid drug addict would send as many ukrainians to the next world as possible, and they say that i have mastered everyone, i say, now i’ll sign the paper and in a few hours the weapon will already be there, that is, my grandfather simply violated all... temporary laws, that is, the speed of movement of american weapons in space has achieved phenomenal results, well, we understood that in fact it was already there, therefore, but the fact itself, just think about it. an american president addressing the american people to happily inform them that their money will be sent to a ukrainian drug addict, well, well, so be it, but zelensky right now has him as ivan, the british once told him that you at least thank you, well, at least then there was another minister of defense, who, unlike from today's cretins, at least he served in the army. and volos told him that at least say thank you, now zelensky is

you know, orthodoxy is not a national religion, it is a world religion. so is no problem to combine some local traditions and the general judge hold up. moreover, the essence of church life is basically the same and ask for the local differences . i show you that they can exist in the 2 churches that are even one kilometer away from each other. on the adult see as an experience of real life is just passed from person to person to person. so someone else like the way he lives and wants to acts like him, they follow the most effective transition to orthodoxy, is really when a person has become acquainted with the experience of someone who lives in the face . while the presence of the judge and african dates back to the 19th century, the current offers and bronze was created in 2021. also a number also those critics off to be admitted under the jurisdiction of the moscow pantry. okay. so is that more than $200.00 pirates is have been created, the total of $25.00 countries, multiples and constantly, and told us about lunches and services in africa. nobody sit

you know, orthodoxy is not a national religion. it is a world religion, so there is no problem to combine some local traditions and the general church hold up. moreover, the essence of church life is basically the same. and let's go and ask for the local differences. i show you that they can exist in the 2 churches that are even one columbus or away from each other. both adult c as an experience of real life is just passed from person to person to person. so someone else like the way he lives and wants to acts like him. therefore, the most effective transition to orthodoxy is really when a person has become acquainted with the experience of someone who lives in the face of the now while the presence of the russian orthodox church in africa, dates back to the 19th century, according to africa branch was created in 2021 after a number of orthodox clerics asked to be admitted on the jurisdiction of the moscow patriarchy. since then, more than $200.00 parishes has been created and the total for the 5 countries, the deposit, then consta

together with alexander, and alexander at this moment, when the patriarch is not there, when fate orthodoxy doubtful in this situation, he had a path, either to submit to rome, quite at that time politically possible, a profitable path or the continuation of orthodoxy, and he made a choice in favor of the second, the initiative of the western church in an attempt to annex these possession through... so to speak, a union, yes, some kind, some kind, which had not yet taken place, was quite large, the church such a historical situation was very confused, very confused, showed here the quality of a diplomat, of course, the quality of a subtle a politician who stayed, as they say , at the forefront and did from the point of view of the potential further development of russia, well, in general, in hindsight we now understand that he made the right choice, yes, yes, well, in history alexander nevsky has a kind of such antipode, this is grand duke galitz. hardening battle, this was when the russian polovtsians tried together to resist the golden horde, but lost, so he showed very great courage ther

century, it was illuminated on november 6, 1794 in honor of the virgin mary, then it moved to lonno orthodoxy and was the church of the holy mother of god, when the decision was made to recreate the church, then of course they turned to written sources, this church is not a creation some new church, and not reconstruction. is the new interactive museum also exciting ? tell us about this project? yes, indeed, in addition to the open part of the memorial and the renovation work carried out there , a new museum was created and opened, a completely new exhibition, and it is rather a museum of emotions, a museum space in which, with the help of new information technologies, there is a complete immersion in those dramatic events, the story goes rather not through facts, although there is quite a lot there... of course, this is the emotional part, we we influence our museum visitor through emotion, and the artistic solution of the museum allows us to do this very reliably, and people, both schoolchildren, young people, and adults, they note that it really is a complete immersion in those tragic even

you know, orthodoxy is not a national religion, it is a world religion. so there is no problem to combine some local traditions and the general church hold up. moreover, the essence of church life is basically the same. and as for the local differences, i show you that they can exist in the 2 churches that are even one kilometer away from each other on the adult. see as an experience of real life is just passed from person to person to person. so someone else like the way he lives and wants to acts like him. therefore, the most effective transition to orthodoxy is really when a person has become acquainted with the experience of someone who lives in the face . so the russian orthodox church in africa actually dates back to the 19th century . one of the coverage for orange was founded in 2021. since then, more than 200 powers have been created in 25 countries. almost definitely because we are new to the african continents. we didn't open powers as they moved to us. the vast majority of the power shifts that we now have in the russian orthodox church in afr

it was illuminated on november 6, 1794 in honor of the virgin mary, then it came into the fold of orthodoxy was... the church of the holy mother of god, when the decision was made to recreate the church, then, of course, they turned to the written source of this church, this not the creation of some new church, and not the reconstruction of the old one, yes, exactly a copy of the one that was in khatyn before the tragic events, but in addition to the church itself , the bell tower was also recreated, which was mentioned in the same documents, the bell tower on four pillars, it had three bells different weights, so everything is real, but... this part of the village of khatyn, it was really recreated, well, let’s say, completely down to the smallest grains, very important, so they say that the new interactive museum is also of particular interest to visitors , tell us about this project, yes, indeed, in addition to the open part of the memorial and the repair work carried out there, a new museum was created and opened, a completely new exhibition, and it is rather a museum of emotions, a mus

where we opposed the kgb, which was trying to seize one of the churches in canada, so i studied orthodoxy years, so there is no reason that christians of any denomination should not stand up for... i think it’s time for us to understand that we need to invest in our institutions, because our government has forgotten the concept of the rule of law, we imposed sanctions on everyone who looked or even smelled like a russian, even if they were opponents of vladimir putin, we lost the rule of law, by the way, ukrainians impose sanctions on people in order to steal their assets. this is why they silenced all their political opponents, because otherwise they would lose all their support. and, by the way, some of them are even under investigation. a guy named sheel, he's under investigation in ukraine for large-scale corruption, but no one talks about his relationship with the presidential administration. and all this theft, raiding of companies, raiding of churches, because ukrainians became the pioneers of this illegal raiding of churches. this is something that i have never seen before, if you

from science, but uniting no less, the basis of spiritual unity between neighbors, of course, is orthodoxy like russia, is a multinational and multi-religious state, freedom religion is enshrined in law, canonical churches with golden domes can be found both in minsk and moscow. our people have a common history, especially a common history of the church, looking at our iconostasis, you will see a lot of common saints, sergei of radonishsky, seraphim of sarov, royal martyrs, elders, many icons that relate to history... in the bolshoi theater of belarus there is a ballet based on the russian story writer anton pavlovich chekhov. anyuta is one of the favorite productions of the local audience. art without nationality. the artists convey emotions that are accessible to everyone, regardless of whether they are performing opera or dancing ballet. when we exchanged tours with the bolshoi theater of russia. these were actually the first exchange tours in my life as a general. namely, the audience liked everything, liked the set design, liked the plot, of course, we prepared and brought a duplicate

, and how orthodoxy is connected with russian totalitarianism and in the end, terror, but it was fore work and drag it into the pantheon, once again we have to understand what it means, can't we, we are not totalitarians, not authoritarians? as a state, we cannot ban some writer or artist or philosopher, but even more so we have to study the enemy, i generally believe, and i repeat this many times, that the main one of our main problems is that we still do not have an institute of russia , we do not have an institute that would systematically study russia in all dimensions of this evil, history, politics, religion, economy, literature, philosophy, etc., there are isolated initiatives in various institutions, but there is no institute for the study of our main enemy, and this is necessary, we should study russian, russian should be the object of research, meticulous, meticulous research, but what should not be , russian cannot have subjectivity on our land, that is what cannot be allowed, yes, because, in fact, we had an institute, some kind of russian, it was called something, but th

book of blessings and the teaching of this hour, the talenavitaga of the religious writer, which orthodoxys not only for... the celebrant this is an eternal encyclopedia, aka a righteous man and a creator of good fortune, a man of good fortune and a creator of peace. izydor sivilskiy ushanovaetssa taksama i pravoslavna tsarkova, as the signs of the canal writers and histories. the naradzi saints are izedor kalya, 560, and adysha u vechnast chatsvertaga krasavika, 636. izydor. dze melasya adzinaya on that moment in spain there is a collective school, an analogue of the current highest educational institution. it was not fun for my father to take care of the crossing, and the pious theadora immediately jumped into prison at the hellish monastery. elders brother izedora, yakoga yon your personal mentors, just a few hours ago, were collected from the purchases of siviliya, and... dorods of passing at the preparatory school, a significant part of the library, which folded the books from the calcified berry father. isdor is abrasive to all health and memory. the head teacher has a lot of books f

well, it's a discussion of a group of people, an orthodoxy, a | a group of people, an orthodoxy, a grouplectors. you offer plenty of praise of donald _ to electors. you offer plenty of praise of donald trump - to electors. you offer plenty of praise of donald trump in i to electors. you offer plenty of praise of donald trump in the l to electors. you offer plenty of i praise of donald trump in the book. do you hope he wins again in the autumn? , ., do you hope he wins again in the autumn?_ why? - do you hope he wins again in the autumn?_ why? autumn? yes, i do. why? because i believe that — autumn? yes, i do. why? because i believe that we _ autumn? yes, i do. why? because i believe that we need _ autumn? yes, i do. why? because i believe that we need a _ autumn? yes, i do. why? because i believe that we need a strong - believe that we need a strong america, under donald trump, when he was president of the united states, the world was safer.— the world was safer. let's talk about a couple _ the world was safer. let's talk about a couple of— the world was safer. let's talk about a couple

maystar has revealed the mastery of orthodoxy not only as a creative magnacrasist and a wealth of worksthe rest of the century. yes, on the anniversary of uladzimir , the exhibition by the creators of natalya bardzilouska and sadzina in the garad name gallery has revealed a legend of mastery. yong could the story of the history of the race has been revealed, but the war, which is the greatest hell, has become a reward for koenecksberg and demobilization in slutsk, and the process has been carried out in belarus. uladzimir. everything that is great, chuv, that is experienced by master, painted on papers, geta yago trafeyny notebooks. in 1942 he took part in the battle of bagardion and the liberation of stalingrad , the belarusian front, the second, the third, the ukrainian, and along the way he wrote poetry, there was humor, very serious poems and a dedication to his mother, what he remembered, he wrote down a lot here are the dashes, that is, well, he didn’t, his memory couldn’t... little boys and girls who have different destinies, many had fathers who died during the great patriotic w

strengthen the faith in our people, may our national self-consciousness, which is closely connected with orthodoxyweaken, may our church not weaken in its missionary, pastoral works, all us, lord, the strength of the ability to courageously, if necessary, stand for our fatherland and for the orthodox faith. hello, there is a news release on channel one, in the studio maxim sharafuddinov and briefly about the main thing. there are many dead, and people may remain under the rubble, so mak, as a consequence of the vile strike of the ukrainian armed forces on residential areas, civilians were hit with high-precision weapons. save everything you can from pets.

holy saints of god, who , with their faith... with their blood, with their prayer, strengthened orthodoxythe lord protect russia, all historical russia, help us all, with humility and trust in the will of god, to follow the path of salvation. amen! congratulations on the holiday! hello, there is a news release on channel one, in the studio maxim sharafuddinov and briefly about the main thing. there is water all around, a dam has broken in two places: orsk, orenburg region. they fall asleep, but don’t have time to wash it all off. urgent evacuation of houses cuts off electricity and gas supply. the situation is critical.

so-called patriarch kirill, i remembered the words of dostoevsky that all the russians took from orthodoxywas to cross yourself before chopping you down with an ax, well , actually, this is the ideology of the russian orthodox church. she was and remains so, they are ready to bless. those who are mobilized for the war with ukraine, they are ready to justify these crimes that they commit against ukrainians and crimes against humanity, they are ready to justify rocket attacks on residential areas in kyiv, kharkiv, odesa, they are ready to serve the power that is inherently criminal, they are ready to serve the being who... has an arrest warrant from the international criminal court, and this is probably quite revealing and reveals the essence, the whole essence of the so-called russian orthodox church, which hides this ax under its orthodoxy, which...

, and how orthodoxy pov'. with russian totalitarianism and ultimately terror, well, it is precisely forrk that he is dragged into the pantheon, as it were, again, we have to understand what that means, it is not possible, we are not a totalitarian and not an authoritarian state, we cannot ban some writer or an artist or a philosopher, but even more we should study the enemy, in general i believe, and i repeat it many times, that the main one of our main problems is: that we still do not have an institute of russia, we do not have an institute which, which would systematically study russia in in all dimensions of this evil, history, politics, religion, economy, literature, philosophy, etc., there are isolated initiatives in various institutions, but there is no institute for the study of our main enemy, and this is necessary, we must study russian, russian must be the object of research , picky, picky. than the study of russia. we will now talk about a person who should definitely be returned to the national pantheon, first of all to the kyiv area, this person's name is mykola makarenko,

so-called kirill the patriarch, i remembered dostoevsky's words that all the russians took from orthodoxy to cross yourself before chopping you down with an ax. well, actually, this ideology. hey of the russian orthodox church, it was and remains so: they are ready to bless their own people, those who go mobilized to the war with ukraine, they are ready to justify these crimes that they commit against ukrainians and crimes against humanity, they are ready to justify missile attacks strikes on residential areas in kyiv, kharkiv, odessa, they are ready to serve those. authorities , which are inherently criminal, they are ready to serve a being who has an arrest warrant from the international criminal court, and this is probably quite revealing and reveals the essence, the whole essence of the so-called russian orthodox church, which, according to orthodoxy, hides this ax with which he is ready to kill... his neighbor, and this, this is a great challenge not only for ukraine, but also for the whole world, because together with the condemnation of putin's terrorist regime the world and the or

of russian communism, and where it practically shows how russian communism grows out of russian orthodoxyis connected with russian totalitarianism and ultimately terror, but it is precisely for this work that he is dragged into the pantheon, as it were, again we have to understand what it means. it is not possible, we are not a totalitarian and authoritarian state, we cannot ban any writer or artist or philosopher, but even more, we must study the enemy, i generally believe that and i repeat this many times, that the main one of one of our main problems is that we still do not have an institute of russia, we do not have an institute that would systematically investigate russia in all dimensions of this evil, history, politics, religion, economy, literature, philosophy, etc.? there are isolated initiatives in various institutions, but there is no institute for the study of our main enemy, and this is necessary, we have to study russian, russian should be the object of research, scrupulous, scrupulous research, but what should not be, russian cannot subjectivity on to our land, what can't b

where we opposed the kgb, which was trying to seize one of the churches in canada, so i studied orthodoxyeral years, so there is no reason for christians of any denomination didn't get up on...

but he did not want to change orthodoxy; the poles chose swede. after the death of the king., the zemsky sobor elected fyodor ancha as successor to the throne , boris gadunov, by modern standards - a liberal. and here the active penetration of progressive western ideas into russia began. godunov reformed the judicial system and allowed the building of lutheran churches in russia. the kingdom of boris was engaged in the ongoing rapprochement between russia and the west. there was never before in russia a sovereign who would have so favored foreigners like katunov. he began to invite foreigners to serve. merchants, doctors, industrialists, military men, and scientists traveled to moscow. they received a position, a good salary, land with peasants. european culture penetrated into russian everyday life. it seemed like clothes, housing. social ceremonies and even things like trimming heads. it is worth noting that polish influence in the muscovite kingdom manifested itself in all spheres of social life, from architecture and painting to clothing and manner of speaking. boris sent

this orthodoxy of this narrative -- how to dissent respectfully, to have respect for this agreement ot other. >> martha: that's a great point. i just want to show this picture on the way out. this is police officers in 1938 in indiana banding across the steps of the university of indiana and preventing jewish students from entering the building. that's what that look like, you know, just on the cusp of world war two and those students were turned away and they were banned from studying and graduating in the fall of 1930 -- these images are reported for all of us right now, elica. >> yeah, and, you know, nothing that people need to understand which is so difficult for people to understand is that during those time when there was happening, people also believe that, you know, you are being dramatic if you say that this was, you know, posing an existential threat that, you know, is stops with the -- where you're dehumanize people and you convince the puppets -- public to believe it's okay to ostracize them and once you guessed --'s and this is the state were in right now. we cannot see

reveals the essence, the whole essence of the so-called russian orthodox church, which, according to orthodoxywith which it is ready to kill its neighbor, and this is a great challenge. not only for ukraine, but also for the whole world, because together with the condemnation of putin's terrorist regime , the world and the orthodox world must also give an assessment to the russian orthodox church and its head, patriarch gundyaev, because you cannot change concepts, you cannot say white for black, not possible all the time manipulate. and use faith as a tool, one of the tools for the destruction of the ukrainian people. another tool that the russians quite actively use in the fight against the ukrainians is the telegram messenger, which was created by former russians, although there are no former russians, i do not believe that there are former russians, and this was confirmed by... the head of the main administration intelligence of the ministry of defense kyrylo budanov, who spoke during the kyivstatcom forum, and he said that the telegram network has many in that it causes a destructive effe

petersburg during his period he somehow took very closely orthodoxy, he converted to orthodoxy, verysome meanings , in one of these conversations, he gave me very simple books about communion, about confession, when i read them, i immediately began to understand everything. this is always the main vector of our attention, uh, whoever we are and no matter how much time our profession or our business, or whatever, anyway, i often now, sometimes with humor, and sometimes, of course, with tension, tell my daughter, well, it’s already clear that i’m your administrator, but someday, maybe, you need something do it yourself, because of course, a modern mother is in every sense the administrator of her child, yes, here is my life plan, i see that one plan i have is more complete, it is even more complex than my plan, she can afford it, she has an administrator, you know, i'm very good, but thank you very much for this meeting, i think that in the end you will say some nice words to our viewers, yes, spring, a time of renewal, you probably have e... “if we don’t have stability in our lives, w

and that his pain and orthodoxy throughout the comes in it for a long, long time. so the freight is in error in this going to that, you know, i think we should do all things. just going to administer the sacrament of the church to preach. and in fact, that's our main task. if we manage to influence the lives of people in africa in a good and positive way, they will all be grateful to us. while supporting christian faith in africa, the russian orthodox church faces of tanks and eastern europe being 30 minutes of a still in their own country with a large rush of my knowledge. he was his government to officially classify the judge as a terrorist organization. so it is a nato country and has long last time, so it gains flushes moved. fuel peroration, you play, the rest of the score was the context given the whole context might see as interior minister can do nothing more than suggest upon them in the most good patriarch could be declared terrorist and supporting terrorism in its activities. and as a result, being tyria administer could go to court and suggest that the

either submit to rome, quite a politically possible advantageous way at that time, or continuation of orthodoxy. he showed very great courage there , the tatars themselves respected him, when he was once in the horde, he was perhaps the only prince who was really received with honor, respected precisely for his courage, but nevertheless he fought all his life just with the horde, unlike alexander nevsky, he did not agree with the horde, he fought in history with... if alexander immediately dismissed, even without talking, any cooperation in this sense with the vatican, and daniil galitsky on the contrary, he maneuvered, yes, he maneuvered and that means he was there, he was seduced by the crown, they also promised an army, in the end it ended with the fact that neither he fulfilled his promise to... of course, yes, when they talk about - galitsky -volyn principality, but he, of course, is usually not remembered there, and if we talk about alexander yaroslavovich, then, in particular, some historians reproach him for his struggle with his brothers, because his brothers tried to lead the anti-hor

but he did not want to change orthodoxy; the poles chose swede.ar fyodor ancha in 1598, the zemsky sobor elected a successor. the throne of boris gadunov, according to modern concepts, liberals, this is where the active penetration of progressive western ideas into russia began. godunov reformed the judicial system and allowed the building of lutheran churches in russia. boris's reign marked the beginning of russia's rapprochement with the west. if he were a foreigner like katunov, he began to invite foreigners served, merchants, doctors, industrialists, military men, scientists went to moscow, they received positions, good salaries, land with peasants, european culture penetrated into russian everyday life, it seemed clothing, housing, social ceremonies, and even such things as trimming the turns, it is worth noting that polish... influence in the muscovite kingdom manifested itself in all spheres of social life, from architecture and painting to clothing and manner of speaking. boris sent russian people to study abroad, but they, as a rule, did

but he did not want to change orthodoxy; the poles chose a swede. fedor ancha. in 1598, the zemsky sobor elected boris gadunov as successor to the throne, by modern standards - liberals. and this is where it began active penetration of progressive western ideas into russia. godunov reformed the judicial system and allowed the building of lutheran churches in russia. boris's kingdom was busy. with the beginning of the rapprochement between russia and the west, there was no sovereign in russia before who would favor foreigners as much as getunov. he began to invite foreigners to serve. merchants, doctors, industrialists, military men, and scientists traveled to moscow. they received positions, good salaries, land with peasants. european culture penetrated into russian everyday life. it seemed clothing, housing, social ceremonies. with the muta and ruin of rus'. polish-lithuanian commonwealth of smolensk. on may 16-17, 1606, a detachment of conspirators entered moscow, occupied all the gates and completely isolated the kremlin. already dmitry i was kil

allegedly, they were the first margvins on this land to convert to orthodoxy and met ivan the terribleith honors. well, and also arzamas could have appeared from the merger of the words “ezya” and “mas”, which translated from erzian means beautiful. erzian language is one of the three official languages ​​of the republic. mordovia, it’s nearby, literally 70 km to the south. the history of the modern city began in 1572. 20 years after the capture of kazan , a fortress was built on the site of the mordovian settlement. by the 14th century, 11 towers with four gates were erected here. in the center of the fortress they founded a church in the name of the archangel of god michael. today , this is the site of the resurrection cathedral. and during the soviet years, this city laid claim to inclusion in the golden ring of russia, but did not get into it for two reasons: firstly, because he was too young for this status, and secondly, there are a lot of defense enterprises around here, and accordingly, foreigners were prohibited from entering here, but no less with each. year and this fall, th

it is hardly possible to put an equal sign between orthodoxy and terrorism with draumame, the russianed. all the signs of mental illness are evident, but the logic is in trouble. who, then, does he think will communicate with terrorists? that is, there will be massive confiscations and with the possibility of transfer to other organizations, that is, for example, religious organizations there, maybe of the evangelical persuasion, the catholic church, which operates in estonia, which is also really adding fuel to the fire. ukrainian neo-nazis have already created precedents for the illegal seizure of church property from the moscow patriarchate. now in tallinn , orthodox christians offer prayers for the inviolability of genuine shrines, which are especially important now in these days. with this, i, alexander karyevsky, say goodbye to you, and after the commercial, our program will continue to be broadcast by the duty department. it’s not necessary like this, it’s necessary like this, like this, like this, okay, i get it, that’s how suitcases at the megamarket are up to 40% off. my fri

from science, but uniting no less the basis of spiritual unity between neighbors, of course, is orthodoxy like russia, is a multinational state and multi-confessional, freedom of religion is enshrined in law, canonical churches with golden domes can be found both in minsk and moscow. at the bolshoi theater of belarus there is a ballet based on a story by russian writer anton pavlovich chekhov. anyuta is one of the favorite productions of the local audience. art without nationality. the artists convey emotions that are accessible to everyone, regardless of whether they are performing opera or dancing ballet. when we exchanged tours with the bolshoi theater of russia, these were actually the first exchange tours in mine. it is brought by figures, musicians and dancers, we understand perfectly well. unity through culture belarusian speech sounds beautiful, we are its singers and artists. last week in moscow , in the art gallery of zurab tsariteli , an exhibition of works by artists from two countries of the union state took place. the master himself attended the event, despite his venerable

verbnitsa in orthodoxy is one of the great twelve holidays.oving holiday is celebrated exactly one week before easter, the bright resurrection of christ. according to the holy scriptures, christ rode into jerusalem riding on a donkey. crowds of people greeted him, many showering his path with flowers and palm branches. such honors in jerusalem rewarded only to kings. but the mission of christ was not to gain earthly power, to atone for the sins of mankind. on this day , instead of cheerful festivities and songs, people observe fasting, turn to their inner world, visit temples and illuminate the willow branches there as a symbol of the renewal of all living things. the illuminated willow was believed to have miraculous powers. the belarusian folk calendar talks about the tradition of beating each other with willow shoots, while saying, not i b'yu, vyarba b'e, kab b'zdarovy, yak vada, dy bagaty, yak zyamlya. the original symbol of easter was the evergreen palm branch. there are no such plants in our climatic latitudes, so willow came as a replac