catherine’s church in 1925, and then in the cathedral of the holy apostles peter and paul.e where the krupetsk icon of the mother of god appeared. on this. together stood the pokrovsky church, in soviet times it was, of course, destroyed, and in general, when everything just began here in the 20th century, at the end of the 20th century, one might say, there was just a field, a park, and nothing at all reminded that what -it was here that this is a historical place, only historians who study the history of belarus. they dug up that it turns out that there was a phenomenon here, the krupetsky icon of the mother of god, which was revealed precisely on pokrovsky, therefore, and not just a temple was built in pokrovsky, but because at that time there was a krupetsky phenomenon, that is, there is another temple, which under this is what we... see this large temple from the street, this is pokrovsky, but there is also crypt temple, lower, this is the new martyrs-confessors of the belarusians. the basis and architecture of the temple was taken as a basis. there is a veil on the ne

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let's dream about who else you can see the inside of the clock on the spire of the peter and paul cathedralth federic. listen, i'm telling you. you and i are at the intersection of nevsky and liteiny, and here i at least want to cross paths with something, how my stomach is, because here you can try the famous st. petersburg shawarma, they have been making it in this small cafe for the last 300 years, well, really in fact, this place is 25 years old, but it feels like it has always been here, let’s continue ordering, hello, hello! so what's your most famous thing here? the most famous, shawarma lavashe, lavashe, but i see that you also have a double one here, which really attracts me, we only have a double one, we don’t have the usual one, then there’s a double in a shawarma lavash, here with you, mom, no, no, itself, it’s just cramped inside the establishment, and not only because the establishment itself is small, but also because there are always crowds of people here. so, i don't know if this is the most delicious shawarma of my life. but it’s definitely the most unusual form, by the wa

in 1957, vasily kopyshchko was transferred to gomel, became rector of the peter and paul cathedral, andcholas church. in 1984, the rector of the st. nicholas church in gomel, archpriest vasily. was awarded the patriarch's gold pectoral cross, the highest sign of recognition. it is awarded in exceptional cases. father vasily received the award from his holiness patriarch of all moscow arusi pimin. a person who also experienced all the hardships of the great patriotic war war, front-line soldier, this award is quite rare, in 77 years, only 25 people received it. st. george's church is stale, for more than 50 years the rector of the church was front-line soldier dmitry khmel, he went to the front at the age of 17, added a year to be drafted into the army, this is 1944, most of the territory of the soviet union has already been liberated, including the one where the future priest lived . it happened. that it was in the house of khmeley that the headquarters of general konev was located, meeting him pushed the young man to go to the front, this is an icon, it’s like a relic of our family, he

bell tower, and it is the second largest in russia and second only to the spire of the peter and paul cathedralsburg, oh, truly, your deeds are wonderful, lord, or rather your people. next to the monastery is a park named after zoya kosmodemyanskaya. zoya was born in the tambov province in 1923. her ancestors on her father's side were clergy. but zoya was an active komsomol member, she voluntarily entered a sabotage school, well... but we all know about her martyrdom from her school days. another rare attraction for central russia - catholic church. the church of the exaltation of the holy cross in tambov was built in 1903 . pointed spiers stretch into the sky, stained glass windows line the red brick walls. all these are elements of the gothic style. similar gothic cathedrals in central russia can be counted on one hand. next to the b church there is a monument to st. nicholas the wonderworker, authored by zurab the tsar. initially , the sculpture was intended for the orthodox diocese, but the bishop of tampa did not accept it, because the artist created the monument, not according to the cano

tia at that stunning blue sky over saint pauls cathedral.— pauls cathedral.outside further north to northern england, this isjust outside bradford. shower clouds, lots of clouds streaming its way in, many will take a step into the cloud as we go through the day even if you start with some sunshine, cloud has been streaming from the north atlantic overnight, here it comes, to the north cool conditions, blustery and a few showers to the south, clear skies, through northern island and parts of southern scotland north—west england and wales the cloud is thickest, central and southern ranges start with sunshine but cloud over, parts of devon, cornwall and dorset and south wales will stay sunny, to the north a mixture of sunshine and showers. let's look at that area of the cloudiest weather, across parts of island and northwest england and wales in the west of northern island, rain more persistent into the afternoon. temperature still well down on where you want at this stage injune, 10, 11 degrees for some in northern scotland, 18 or 19 for the south, this evening

that time and the media reported that queen looked lonely at the service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedralalone at the d—day commemorations — that was considered very noteworthy and prince william himself said that catherine would have liked to have been there. find that catherine would have liked to have been there.— to have been there. and we understand _ to have been there. and we understand that _ to have been there. and we understand that she - to have been there. and we understand that she will. to have been there. and we understand that she will be | understand that she will be appearing at some other events perhaps during the summer when she feels well enough. what sort of things do you think she might attend? i sort of things do you think she might attend?— might attend? i think we may see events — might attend? i think we may see events close _ might attend? i think we may see events close to _ might attend? i think we may see events close to her - see events close to her family's home, as that will allow her to make short appearances. i think we're going to see events perhaps rel

he might be offended if i call him, well, i’ll pay him attention to the spire of the peter and paul cathedralenerally the coolest moments, yes, it seems that someone is already waiting for me over there, i ran, vyacheslav romanovich, good afternoon, it’s very nice to be with you meet me, my name is mark, hello, hello, i personally congratulate you on the cultural program, i sincerely wish you happiness and health, you will forgive me for my poems, but they’re not primitive, think badly, you need to admit to writing poetry. vyacheslav romanovich rasner is the most unusual tour guide in st. petersburg, and he also calls himself the most famous homeless person in russia. until recently, he actually lived on the street. despite this, for many years now vyacheslav romanovich has been coming to the same place three times a day in the hope of completely a small fee to tell guests to santa. vyacheslav romanovich’s excursion is truly amazing, but he himself is much more surprising. but you probably have a history education, right? i am educated as a geography and biology teacher. how do people find yo

on the chair, the caretakers of the peter and paul cathedral sometimes like to jump on the tombstone petersburg they forgive cats a lot, yakov moiseevich has the wool of chairs in the arkady raikin variety theater, and then everyone follows him clean up he also likes to study the props, his position is the purr of the repertoire rental department, he really loves going to the rehearsals that take place here in the classrooms. sometimes he gives tips to actors and directors, he is basically a very talkative, very sociable friend, and also sings beautifully, especially in march, cats in st. petersburg become fortunetellers. he was thrown in as a small cat, who probably didn’t even have an education in the field of art, but during the time spent in our gallery, of course, he pulled up those tails, now he is at least an art critic, and if it weren’t for his paws, he would definitely paint pictures, but not every artist, spatula, serious comrade, or just... pretends to, has the right to depict him. maxim perkovsky, elizaveta nikishova, elena savina, channel one. the tenth anniversary book

former franciscan shrine. is a cathedral church, in 1996 pope john paul i awarded it the status of a one of three churches in belarus that has this status. the bell tower, built in 1817, added another tier in 1930 and received a new dome with baroque outlines. the pinsk administration is located in the former monastery buildings. catholic diocese and the higher theological catholic seminary named after saint fama oquinas, revived in 2001, operates; in its cross gallery frescoes of the early 15th century, dedicated to the act of saint francis, have been preserved. welcome to belarus. in the guide section the best projects of our tv channel are waiting for you. last. news from the world of economics, behind the scenes of the production of belarusian tractors and features of work at one of the sites of the leading agricultural enterprise in the brest region. a regular meeting of the council of heads of government of the cis was held in ashgabat. at the meeting, they considered an action plan to optimize infrastructure and develop international transport corridors that pass through the t

on cathedral square of the peter and paul fortress, the head of the russian ministry of emergency situationsd diplomas. life with sparkling eyes, from which you can understand a lot. graduates of the st. petersburg university of the fire service of the ministry of emergency situations named after hero of russia evgeniy zinnichev, the future of the rescue department. cadets and cadets in full dress uniform stand on the paving stones of cathedral square. the weather is favorable today. story st. petersburg begins precisely with the peter and paul fortress, which peter i founded in 1703, and therefore it is no coincidence that the presentation of diplomas is taking place in a solemn atmosphere in this very place, right now. we are watching how the head of the ministry of emergency situations, alexander kurenkov, presents diplomas to the cadets, for them this moment is, of course, solemn, they have been waiting for this for 5 years, the head of the ministry of emergency situations, alexander kurenkov, and the governor of st. petersburg , alexander beglov, personally congratulated the graduates.

during his lifetime , peter began to build the stone peter and paul fortress and cathedral, the spiren st. petersburg and latin america. all his life peter waited for a world of tranquility. he wanted, even in his declining years, to live in the country that he himself created. in the morning he turned his brigantine around, went to st. petersburg and ordered a salute from all guns. standing on the deck, in between salvos, peter informed the population about the accomplished victory. peace, victory, peace! people greeted the news of peace and rejoiced. on october 31, peter appeared in the senate and announced that in gratitude for god's mercy, which granted russia victory, he forgives all criminals in prison, except for murderers, and also forgives all debts to the government, tax arrears accumulated over the 18th century. after peter's departure, the senate decided to call peter the great emperor and father of the fatherland. on october 22 , peter, together with the nobles, attended mass at the trinity cathedral. after mass , the peace treaty was read out, and then feofan prokopovich

graduation ceremony and farewell to the battle flag took place on cathedral square of the peter and pauless. yunusbeg evkurov congratulated the lieutenants on their graduation. and again we return to urgent reports about the situation in sevastopol. details are emerging regarding the health status of the victims. five children are in the intensive care unit of the fifth city hospital. - said the regional governor mikhail razvazhaev. all other injuries were light and moderate, all victims, the governor notes, received medical care. it also became known that the first city hospital in sevastopol , seven adults were hospitalized after being seriously injured. well , i’ll also add that crimea declared june 24 a day of mourning for those killed in sevastopol due to the attack of the ukrainian armed forces. the broadcast will continue with a new episode. our joint project with the carlson tv youtube channel. there are so many questions, but i want to start, the scary thing is that i never liked the people from the american civil liberties union, i would not sit at the same table with them, but

which was launched with cannon shots, after which hundreds of people gathered on the cathedral square of the peter and paulrs around the stars. earning a million tasks is not easy, but the participants of the show catch me if you can are serious. tonight the stage will be three times larger.

paul. hi. lovely to meet you. nice to meet you. great spot. looks like there's a bit of work going on. yeah. here you have the cathedral. ink they're getting ready for the tourists, you know, some renovation going on. wow! paul alauzy works for aid organisation doctors of the world, and interacts with some of saint—denis�* most vulnerable residents. there's a lot of things happening. they are renovating the city, you know, to make it look good for the cameras. but on the other hand, we already know that there is gentrification coming up. we have homeless people. we have people from sudan, from afghanistan — they are being harassed and pushed away from paris, and their livelihood. their lives are being destroyed. so, tell me about your part in all of this. well, with the olympics coming, we built a collective. uh, it's called le revers de la medaille. and the goal is to, you know, try to hold accountable the organiser of the games. uh, they were promising the most inclusive games ever, i love it. social inheritance! come on, bring it on! like, we want that, you know? they need to fulfil these promises. le revers de la med

paul. hi. lovely to meet you. nice to meet you. great spot. looks like there's a bit of work going on. yeah. here you have the cathedral. here. i think they're getting ready for the tourists, you know, some renovation going on. wow! paul alauzy works for aid organisation doctors of the world, and interacts with some of saint—denis�* most vulnerable residents. there's a lot of things happening. they are renovating the city, you know, to make it look good for the cameras. but on the other hand, we already know that there is gentrification coming up. we have homeless people. we have people from sudan, from afghanistan, they are being harassed and pushed away from paris, and their livelihood. their lives are being destroyed. so, tell me about your part in all of this. well, with the olympics coming, we built a collective. uh, it's called le revers de la medaille. and the goal is to, you know, try to hold accountable the organiser of the games. uh, they were promising the most inclusive games ever, i love it. social inheritance. come on, bring it on. like, we want that, you know? they need to fulfil these promises. le revers

which was launched shots from cannons, after which hundreds of people gathered on the cathedral square of the peter and paul fortress to hear performers from different regions, in total 2,000 people will take part in the festival, fooling the stars around your finger to earn a million is not an easy task, but the participants of the show catch me if you can, available on the media platform, watch in the app or on the website, and we continue to monitor developments, stay tuned . the russian military carried out electronic missile launches during exercises of non-strategic nuclear forces. the training is underway together with the armed forces of belarus. as stated by the ministry of defense, the results of the exercise will determine the readiness of the union state. to various options for the development of the military-political situation. alexey konopko, more details. combat alert, ship for battle. belarus is far from the sea, but russia is transferring joint maneuvers with it to the water. the ministry of defense did not name which specific water area was in the firing training zone. comrade commander,

cathedral in simferopol in 1996 after canonization; they are kept in a silver shrine. someone always bends over her to ask for healing. this icon in honor of st. luke was built by metropolitan paulof the kiev pechersk lavra. gratitude to saint luke for healing him from a serious illness, in general, from unnameable death. many believe that luke still helps. they talk about the miracles he performed legends. on june 11, the day of his death, every year the frame is illuminated with medical gowns. finding him captured on film is almost impossible, here are rare shots. the seventy-year-old archbishop was appointed to his last see in crimea after the war. above his relics there are plots and lives, which are exactly like a hagiography. here he is in the operating room, and here he is under escort in exile. the saint will spend 11 years. the luke museum is located near the cathedral. in him. his personal belongings, he lived like a true monk, modestly, bookcase, chair, glasses, by the end of his life he was blind, surgical tools to remind you of the way of the cross, in exile halfway across the country. the file of the warrior yasenetsky in the state archive is a thick volume with do

paul. hi. lovely to meet you. nice to meet you. great spot. looks like there's a bit of work going on. yeah. here you have the cathedral. g the city, you know, to make it look good for the cameras. but on the other hand, we already know that there is gentrification coming up. we have homeless people. we have people from sudan, from afghanistan, they are being harassed and pushed away from paris, and their livelihood. their lives are being destroyed. so, tell me about your part in all of this. well, with the olympics coming, we built a collective. uh, it's called le revers de la medaille. and the goal is to, you know, try to hold accountable the organiser of the games. uh, they were promising the most inclusive games ever, i love it. social inheritance. come on, bring it on. like, we want that, you know? they need to fulfil these promises. le revers de la medaille — or the other side of the medal — has become known for colourful demonstrations across paris. paul takes me to l'ile saint—denis, just across the water from the olympic village, to see a former cement factory. this is the place where, for us, a year ago, the so