peter and paul church, take a look at the museum corner, which is located in the sunday school. there is an assumption that this building could well have been suvorov's home. during the renovation, we saw that the walls, the dilapidated wooden walls, they did not at all, as if they were not subject to time, retained their strength. in fact, historians would argue with... according to their version, the commander's manor house was still located in the very park where we walked at the beginning of our program. in 1894, the building was demolished and now on suvorov himself, or rather his bust, flaunts himself in this place. on this i propose to say goodbye to the glorious historical past of kobrin and go beyond its borders to a village called kozichi, where a real ostrich ranch is located. to find yourself on the ranch, you don’t necessarily have to go somewhere abroad, just drive a few kilometers from kobrin, and you will be surprised at what awaits you here, or rather, who? many avid travelers used to know the ostrich ranch near kobrin, once upon a time on its huge territory of

peter and paul church, is no exception, let's take a look inside. it is notable for the fact that during his stay in kobrin , count suvorov often visited it. that's why people called it sovorovskaya. father alexander, is it true that the church had a different place of registration at one time? absolutely right, and it's no secret. our temple has been known since 1465, and before that it is believed that it is the same age as the city, its foundation together with the city and... it was naturally located in the center of the ancient city, and i also heard, correct me if i'm wrong, but the church is somehow connected with count suvorov, what is he had a relation? direct relation, so to speak, after the polish-lithuanian commonwealth was destroyed in 1795 partition, then the kobrin key was given to count suvorov by catherine ii empress. 100 years ago, the psalter was still kept in the church. where it was written that throughout the psalter suvorov sang and read, unfortunately, traces of this sacred church attribute have been lost, but we are in searc

peter and paul church. welcome to belarus.he guide section, we will recall the best projects of the tv channel, we will become participants of the excursion around the minsk tractor. how did the agro-town of tyshkovichi become the belarusian capital of tulips? this is how we unofficially call our agro-town and in general in the brest region, everyone already knows us, not only knows the brest region, but they call us the capital. muzhe is the main strategist of this farm, we met the dutch, they pushed us to grow tulip bulbs. tatyana katkovets knows firsthand about real family values, my two sons, my son-in-law, my husband work on the farm, and my hobby is to make them feel cozy and warm in my house, so that they feel maternal... feminine, sincere love for the homeland, one's own roots helps to move mountains. belarus is truly a country for life, whoever wants to achieve something, whoever wants to really work, has the opportunity to work and achieve, somehow everything develops in such a way that we are accustomed to physical

peter and paul church. welcome to belarus.ection , we will recall the best projects of the tv channel, take part in an excursion to the minsk tractor plant, find out how a cheerful venezuelan lives in belarus , and meet the real queen of tulips. how did the agro-town of tyshkovichi become the belarusian capital of tulips? this is what we call it unofficially. our agro-town and in general in the brest region, everyone already knows us, not only knows the brest region, but calls us the capital. my husband is the main strategist of this farms, met the dutch, and they encouraged us to grow tulip bulbs. tatyana katkovets knows firsthand about real family values. my two sons, my son-in-law, and my husband work on the farm. and my hobby is to make them feel cozy and warm in my house, so that they feel maternal, feminine, warmth. sincere love for the homeland and one's own roots helps to move mountains. belarus is truly a country for life. and anyone who wants to achieve something, who really wants to work, has the opportunity to work

the holy peter and paul church is one of the most ancient churches in kobrino.re is no information about the time of the church's origin, but it is quite it is possible that the shrine arose. in the city at the time of its foundation, this temple is a monument of wooden architecture, it is interesting that the shrine was previously located in a completely different place, in the city center, not far from suvorov's house. the commander-in-chief visited it almost every day and even trampled a path to it through the neighboring vegetable gardens. alexander vasilyevich was a zealous christian, sang in a deep bass in the church choir, read the psalter. and even climbed the bell tower when it was necessary to ring. at the beginning of the 20th century, on the site of the peter and paul church, they decided to build something more impressive: a large pompous stone temple, looking at which everyone was afraid. the initiator of the construction was emperor nicholas ii himself, so they decided to move the small wooden church. they put it on logs and rolled it to the cemet

in the peter and paul church there is a decarat function, which completes the temple with an octagonalul-like head, rounded corners, extremely so not... slaves, it’s still the same , he’s scared to read, then the sacredness is so pink, here it’s pink, here you’re squeezing the shape, not so much, well, not so harshly, you’re squeezing this mots lepsh, here are rounded corners, beveled, noticeably skewed at the edges of the abaronchaga type, so not slaves, here the yans are evil, and the first ones have finished on top of such... daring and here the geta was found and the color of the hell is already traditional, such a red color, and such a very sad tile, geta is like that there was a new one, well, little did they know, but shiroka did not vykarystovali geta kola, yana darazhey was, the most darling red, darech, tsikavy fact is significant, he is still as quick as he is all the time in sweden, he is trying to bring western architecture, western culture to the races iyu, ale eighth this new tsarkva i remember that i was different from the russian style, as pyotr pershy said, i wish the

the holy peter and paul church and the memorial complex at the village of lyasnaya in the slaugarad region the spring of lyasnaya, two dozen kilometers away, the hell of prapoiska, the sunny city of slaugarad, broke out in one of the most important valleys of the great pain war, russian tsar peter i , swedish king charles the 12th that war of theirs was transferred to the earth by rechy paspalitay in eight years. the yans burned and devastated a foreign land. lyasnaya became the culmination of that campaign. menavita here peter defeated the swedish general levenhaupt, as he was against charles and his hungry army. at night on the 27th spring, on this field, the swedes suffered a devastating paralysis, and peter brought the first violent victory in the night war. kali b building legenhaupta. with the gallant troops in the territory of ukraine of charles xii, it was not clear to me how the forest of the whole campaign was developing, and there it was very important for the russian empire in the 18th century of the battle, and it became very important have an ideal sense for the russian empir

a the peter and paul church is absolutely atypical for the russian orthodox tradition, and next to itilding from the 1770s. advice, you should definitely check out the temple. on the ceiling of the main hall there is a huge panel of transformation. here in the 18th century paintings with realistic non-canonical depictions of the saints of jesus christ. these unusual paintings are the result of the uniad origin of the temple, like these round icons. you can hardly find anything like this in orthodox churches anywhere else, this is the very icon that is revered in the town, the mother of god adigetria of ruzhanskaya, she has gold crosses on her ring, a kind of gratitude from the parishioners. it is believed that in 1895 she saved the church from a severe fire. many buildings were damaged, a huge number of casualties, but the temple remained intact and unharmed. despite the fire, the events of the 20th century, when the church housed a hospital, a prison, and later a tourist base, now the appearance of the building practically corresponds to becker’s idea. yes, yes, the saxon had a hand

they go to a christmas service at st paul's church and they have this party for the orphans of st paul's. and then that evening retreat for this starvation party. so in my mind, the elite are doing this as both a response to the perceived need, social and political needs, the public, but also to their own needs. by this late point in war. and i think they think that is going to be this elaborate, dramatic stage where they can showcase their respectability, their benevolence toward the poor. they're they're right to rule. unfortunately, it goes horribly wrong for them and falls flat. now, although starvation parties occurred year round in the confederate capital, they do more popular during the winters of 1863 and 1864. still, of they gain the criticism of their very tongue tongued critics, newspaper editors, members of the general public. their husbands have a lot of very sharp things to say about these proclivities toward partying. they view them as two totally inappropriate, whether they're surrounding a holiday or not. and they really fear that these are undermining the confederacy. n

community. 16 year old atticus anderson installed this new water refill station right next to saint paul's church. it's meant to support the church's community meals program, providing people with a free, clean water source. anderson also brought bought 600 reusable water bottles to give to those who use the meals program. the teenager raised $15,000 on his own to pay for this project. he says the station also reduces the waste of costs of the metal. excuse me of the meal program using around 500 to 800 plastic single use plastic water bottles every week, and that was extremely expensive and created lots and lots of landfill. >> so because of that, we talked it through and we decided to install a water bottle refill station and talk about investment. >> atticus worked with a contractor to learn how to install the refill station himself. congratulations to him and we're excited to see it happen out there in benicia. that does it for us. thanks so much for watching us here. we'll see you tomorrow night at 730, and make sure to download our fox local app to your tv. you can stream all of our newscas

paul. the church was built according to the design of the architect gagen. it is made in the pseudo-russian style and is a stone building of a centric multi-tiered volumetric-spacious composition, completed with a high tent with an onion-shaped dome. the plan of the church is a square with rounded corners. the lower tier of the church is placed on a stylobate of granite blocks, completed by a belt of machicolations. on its southern, northern and western facades have private entrance portals with arches and stylized columns. the wall of the eastern facade is cut by two private window openings and decorated with mosaics of the apostle peter. the second tier is completed with battlements in the form of a dovetail type. narrow openings give the building a defensive character: the walls of the church are lined with yellow decorated the temple to this day have not survived. in 1908 , festive events were held in this place, historical readings, a solemn ponehida service, a military parade with fireworks and a folk festival. tyshkovichi has become the belarusian cap

community. 16 year old atticus anderson installed a new water refill station right next to saint paul's churchrogram, providing people with a free, clean water source. anderson also bought 600 reusable water bottles to give to those who use the meals program. the teenager raised $15,000 on his own to pay for this project. he says the station also reduces the waste and costs of the meal program, using around 500 to 800 plastic single use plastic water bottles every week. >> and that was extremely expensive and created lots and lots of landfill. so because of that, we talked it through and we decided to install a water bottle refill station. >> atticus worked with a contractor to learn how to install the refill station himself. >> well, coming up tonight in sports, how two olympic athletes with bay area ties made history at the paris olympics. >> then, on the 11:00 news, fast food workers are looking for a raise their new request just months after california's new $20 minimum wage law went into effect ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but start

church. apostle paul writes that the husband is the image of christ. .. the wife is the image of the church, therefore, as christ cares for his church, yes, he was crucified and resurrected, suffered for the sins of the church, so the husband should treat his wife. by the way, there is a very perverse attitude to the biblical message, when a person, without studying the issue, says that the church is quite patriarchal or sexist, yes, that the husband should lead his wife, this is not so, but this is not primacy in the sense of who is more important. who is more important, who has more responsibilities and right, it is rather a spiritual relationship, therefore the family is first of all a spiritual union, yes, rather than, as we are accustomed to understanding, that it is some kind of social unit and so on. and tell me, what is the difference between a religious family and a non-religious one? i think that there is a difference in attitude to values, that is, what values ​​are within the family. if we are talking about a religious family, yes, then natu

people who... she sincerely prays, she really helps them, maria, but here in in our church there is a cassock of st. john paulbraslov church. you can bow before the cassock, read a prayer, and generally wish each other health and well-being. but the church is still doing a lot of archival work. here on the tablets we see the names and surnames of all the priests. robes who served in our braslov church since 1596, the church simply delights with its beauty and grandeur. kayla, do you feel this special aura? with every fiber of my soul, i like ours journey. let us join hands with the support of the saints and move on. the most famous farm is already waiting for us, brother. what meaning do modern chapographers put into their work, and in order for it all to not be in vain, so that it helps people pray, so that it helps people repent, go to church, as is taught in sunday schools today, one spiritual lesson. god knows, one creativity lesson, one music lesson, and for the older ones, that is, adults, there are already lectures on subjects, well, there’s more serious preparation, so to speak, what is mercy, this is

they also had all of these events where they would bring together saint paul church leaders and say,hey, we have a missionary who served in southeast asia. they can definitely teach you all about all that you need to know about southeast asian refugees. and so that is what in the late 20th century and i think it really built on this history that you beautiful lee lay out it was an practice treating missionaries as critical sources of information as emily also points out, missionaries are humanitarian. they are doing all sorts of work to provide care. other people, benevolent care, benevolent. i should, you know, maybe use some quotes here. they really benevolent tensions they were doing humanitarian work, education they were doing missionary medicine. they were serving as physicians. again, i saw this all over. but the archives when i was researching book and again in the 1970s and 1980s, we would not have had refugee relief had it not been missionaries doing that work in refugee camps in thailand. we would not have had hospital in some of the largest refugee camps had it not been st

well, here in the church we have the cassock of st. john paul ii, transferred to our brasov church., and generally wish each other health and well-being. but the church is still carries out extensive archival work. here on the tablets we see the names and surnames of all the priests who served in our braslov suit. since 1596. the church simply amazes with its beauty and grandeur. kayla, do you feel this special aura? i love our journey with every fiber of my soul. let's enlist the help of the saints and move on. the most famous broslavchina farm is already waiting for us. a show where fighting is not done with physical force. we all remain hockey, and i’m the first, just like that, let’s try, the khl team representing kazakhstan. kazakhstan, boris. absolutely right. we will play more lively, so quantity will turn into quality. name the only belarusian football referee who regularly works in the group stages of uefa club tournaments. i know him, this is ivanov, this soviet athlete is recognized as the best hockey player of the 20th century according to the international hockey federa

community today, 16 year old atticus anderson installed a new water refill station right next to saint paul's churchprogram by also providing people with a free, clean water source. anderson also bought 600 reusable water bottles to give those to use in the meals program. the teen raised some $15,000 on his own to pay for that project, using around 500 to 800 plastic single use plastic water bottles every week. >> and that was extremely expensive and created lots and lots of landfill. so because of that, we talked it through and we decided to install a water bottle refill station. >> about that, anderson worked with a contractor to learn how to install that refill station himself. >> happening today, a new autonomous vehicle service launches in the rossmoor senior citizen community in the east bay. it's called presto contra costa transportation authority says it's part of a pilot program. it will run in a loop along rice creek drive monday through friday from 7 to 5. it's a seven passenger vehicle. that's the first shared autonomous vehicle serving a senior citizen community in contra costa county.

. >> 16 year old atticus anderson installed a new water refill station right next to saint paul's church. it's meant to support the church's community meals program, which provides people with a free meal. now they get clean water. anderson also bought 600 reusable water bottles to give to those who use the meals program. the teenager raised $15,000 on his own to pay for the project, using around 500 to 800 plastic single use plastic water bottles every week. >> and that was extremely expensive and created lots and lots of landfill. so because of that, we talked it through and we decided to install a water bottle refill station. >> anderson worked with a contractor to learn how to install the refill station himself. >> bravo. all right. time is 521. a local organization wants to expand access to books for kids, teenagers, and young adults, with an emphasis on social justice. that's the mission of rise up against racism, created in the summer of 2020 after the death of george floyd, it helps to make free little libraries available in neighborhoods, including walnut creek, concord and clay

coincidence that the name of the church was given in honor of the holy martyr baby gabriel; the church of saints peter and paulbecome this baby. his grandfather is more than 500 years old. the church stands on the highest hill of ivya, it can be seen from anywhere in the city. to inexperienced travelers, the statue reminds brazilian christ the redeemer. and only erudite and well-read tourists know that latin america has nothing to do with it. ivyevsky christ is a copy of a statue from the portuguese city of almada. a soft pink building next to the central square, a former synagogue. today it houses a gym. centuries, the mosque was not affected by war or fires; in soviet times, it was the only muslim prayer house operating in belarus. today, representatives of all faiths gathered in the central square of ivya to witness the beginning of the holiday, it worth it. well, the ibiy tomato festival begins, something like this: look at the huge tomato procession, it looks very nice. the theatrical procession moves slowly from the center. country, the parade route does not run along , unlike many other festivals, in ou

the church of saints peter and paul could become this baby's great-great-grandfather; it is more than years old. the church stands on the highest hill of ivya, and can be seen from anywhere in the city. to inexperienced travelers, the statue resembles the brazilian christ the redeemer. only erudite and well-read tourists know that latin america has nothing to do with it. ivyevsky christ is a copy of a statue from the portuguese city of almada. the soft pink building next to the central square is a former synagogue. today it houses a gym; it was decided not to use the religious building there is no one to restore. there are no more jews in ivye, although before the great patriotic war they made up 76% of the city's population. the rest of it were tatars. ivya is considered the unofficial tatar capital of belarus. this means that there must be a mosque in the city. and she is. ivya's owner, countess elvira zamoyska, gave the go-ahead for its construction in 1882. for almost a century and a half, the mosque has not been touched by war or fire. in soviet times, it was the only muslim pray

paul repression. the russian orthodox church slams and ukraine's decision defined the coming on the call also dr. joe, can archbishop any jerusalem calls to move illegal? this is an i'm just action. this is a clear violation of human rights on other entities that would create to be alternatives to this church. i invalid.

paul repression. the russian orthodox church slams and ukraine's decision defined the coming on the coal orthodox church. and especially if they need to reset them close to move illegal. this is an i'm just section. this is a clear violation of human rights and other entities that were created to be alternatives to this church on invalid, illegal. and in the kitchen i protested in south africa and in an easier demonic the stoppage of sales of coal and other goods to israel. they say it's impossible to be silent just like schumann desk told mountain guns. we are in the midst of a genocide that is on power levels and the scale is why those are typically quiet in palestine and i look forward to speak help knowing who the pub afraid is all it's impossible to remain silent the morning from moscow and roll re sushi is the entire tea news teams, hardware getting you, your top storage, which kick off right now. we start out with russia is western border regions where it keeps troops are facing mounting losses and made that fail being cut into the quote region and the russian ministry defense now says ukraine ha

catholic church for ukraine. was ready, of course, at that time most of the priests and bishops had connections with poland, because it mainly concerned western ukraine, but it was clear to john paul ii that a separate ukraine should have a separate church structure, roman catholic. this is the case in every serious , self-respecting christian church. in the case of the greek catholic church, it is obvious, and thanks to the involvement of ukrainian politicians, the ex-president, but first of all the patriarch. decided on the official recognition of the ocu, which, let's recall, received tomos from the patriarch of constantinople, the head of all orthodox churches in the world. how and when will this change and ocu will be recognized in poland. in poland , there are problems with the church because the polish orthodox church has had for 100 years that ukrainians received only a few years ago after... the creation of the polish state, it was clear that the orthodox church should also be autonomous and should respect the borders of poland, this is the alphabet of the functioning of churches in the conditions of the modern world. abc is operated by koshchov. in fact, the head of the

according to legend, it was on his initiative that a wooden church in the name of the apostles peter and paullt here in 1761. this temple, miraculously surviving through all times and, of course, repeatedly rebuilt, is especially ... revered among the people of lugansk. by the sixties of the xvi century , about thirty orthodox churches had already been erected in slavic-serbia. serbian the settlers also actively opened parish schools, where they taught not only literacy, arithmetic, the law of god, but also a foreign language and other sciences. until 1964, slavic serbia was directly subordinated only to the military collegium, it was not part of any districts or any associations, it was... an independent administrative-territorial unit, they spent all the money they earned on their development. in 1756, a government decree allowed immigrants from the balkans to distill duty-free. they were among the first discovered the possibilities of mining local coal. they were engaged in horse breeding, agriculture, hunting. over time, the chances grew into settlements, where even fairs were opened, peo

according to legend, it was on his initiative that a wooden church in the name of the apostles was built here in 1761. and paulculously surviving temple at all times, and of course, repeatedly rebuilt, especially revered among lugansk residents. by the sixties of the 15th century , about thirty orthodox churches had already been built in slavic-serbia. serbian settlers actively opened parish schools, where they taught not only literacy, arithmetic, the law of god, but also a foreign language and other sciences. until 1964, slavic-serbia was directly subordinated only to. and so, for example, the memory of colonel shterich is preserved by his former rank dacha, the village of shterovka near krasny luch. depreradovka in the perevalsk region is named after the serbian regiment commander, major general rayka priradovich. but slavyanoserbsk grew out of the village of podgornoye, it was shanets of the eighth company. at the end of the 18th century, the village became a city and was called donetsk. and only at the beginning of the 19th century, the city received its current name . the commander of the eighth company

the apostle paul wrote the letter to the church in corinth and in it he walked through a bunch of things and then at the very beginning of the 13th chapter what he said was -- there is a more excellent way and that is the famous love chapter. love is patient, love is kind and so forth. and so, i think what part of the key is, it goes back to something that saint ambrose said in the fourth century. he said, we don't impose on the world but we propose a more excellent way which is kind of a riff of what paul was saying. so in that same way i think if your demeanor and the way you carry yourself in these debates is one of invitation, listen, i really do want to know what you are thinking. and i want to have a real conversation with you. that can become so refreshing and life-giving, it is really breathtaking. one quick story -- an author that got trashed by somebody online. the author reached out to them and said, thank you so much for reading my book. you'll have no idea. you made my day. and over a course of months, they developed a relationship and they became very good friends. why? bec

mystery is great, i say in relation to christ. to the church, so each of you will love your wife as yourself, and a wife will win her husband. apostle paul ephesians, chapter five. hello, today we have gathered our thoughts about the sacrament of marriage. opera singer svetlana feodulova, protyrey igor famin, and finally, the rector of the church of the holy blessed prince alexander. of course, everyone has their own life experience behind them and that is why it was not easy, but i remember, just now it somehow arose that we agreed that everything should be honest, extremely, directly tell absolutely everything, and this was also in to some extent it was difficult, it was a revelation for us to read the rules together, you know, it was such a first experience, but it gradually somehow united us, strengthened us. now i can say that i have no feeling, i am really afraid, maybe it is right to feel the feeling of fear, but now we will ask father igor, i understand that maybe this question is already a little suggestive, well , how should we understand these words of the apostle, what is it all about, that is, is he afraid me my mother, well

paul: how about acquisitions in china, are those rolled out in the near church -- ruled out in the neart model requires little equity from us. we put our brands on the building, give us the need to operate the building, we are quite insulated to the real estate value and fluctuations in china. paul: let's talk about the lodging front because china travel demand our band has been somewhat sluggish. how is that forming your strategy at the moment? kevin: in terms of both, we have been seeing momentum. started in 2008 with 20,000 is roughly, doubly made by every five years. they're starting in -- rarely connect both through many different vehicles. i think we have growth through m&a. read did -- i think we have grown through m&a. in terms of outbound travel from china, it is not as strong as before, but we do see spurts of, for example, some holidays that just passed in july. most of our properties around here go for 90%, and we also receive those guests from china. so china is a very big place. there is a segment of customers that travel regularly. avril: what about in terms of other ems

church with christ will take place. according to the word of the apostle, not all will die, but all will be changed. the dead will rise incorruptible. - the holy apostle paul foretells. and together we will be caught up to meet the lord in the air. and so we will always be with the lord. and the most holy virgin today shows us a prototype of this meeting of the groom christ and the bride of the church. she, the pledge of purity churches, its glory. for 2 thousand years already. the holy mother of god is the intercessor and protector of the entire christian race. the great mercy of god is poured out through the prayers of believers, the most pure one, through her miraculous vestments and numerous revealed icons, from which people receive healing and strengthening in faith. the holy fathers of the church testify that every person who has a pure heart and faith will... therefore, many believers, experiencing difficult moments in their lives, when it seemed to them that god's mercy was for their sins retreat, and the demons laugh at them, suddenly received the opposite: instead of punishment - a blessing, instead of illness - healing, a place of sorrow, unexpe

also home to about 53000 people in your cranes. paula has paul single binding the activities of a russia link bronze. all of the will sit aux church. ukrainian orthodox church has historical ties with moscow. off the russian invasion in 2022 in distance itself, spots and peas, all accusing its priest, a still collaborative collaborating with russia. opinion polls show that's about 82 percent of ukrainians. don't trust the church youngest, but i do lose. you pick them, which is a, by actually totally support this by because the most of the patriarch that of the russian orthodox church is a direct secret service that is operated on the territory of ukraine. yeah. the other, she ok, you got any more you but i'm a believer and them ukrainian my and such to received here and we're in this confession for years. and this cannot be banned because it belongs to the lord. now and just supreme court is setting up a task force of adults has to look ways of improving workplace safety for medical professionals. and that's in response to the rate and the virginia adults and the state run hospital, which sparks nation wide demonstrations. victori

church, transferring it to the new one. and then this past tuesday, the countries paul them and post a know the facts to bombings, you created orthodox judge. however, not all of the countries and peas agrees with the religious comp time. when your portion was a big issue today that ukrainian parliament has made a fatal mistake by voting in favor of banning the print in orthodox church. and this mistake, without any doubts, will cause tragic consequences for the entire ukrainian people. there's no laws can prevent us from frame visiting temples, defending our faith. there are no obstacles to this, just as there were none for the lord. okay, you have to define triggered a response from jerusalem. aussie early a spoke exclusively to archbishop, the adult says that the holy cities, greek orthodox patriot kids who is a big move is a violation of religious freedom. yeah. and how do you click on the tree, sees that they also don't stretches in the world and christianity and they over whelming majority reject this action of this decision that was taken by the ukrainian parliament. and we can see that this decision to be on jobs or

john paul ii and his... declarations, here constantly to recall the actions that the catholic, roman catholic, and greek catholic churchesification, and also the work of historians and intellectuals who worked and are constantly working to highlight the issue of ukrainian-polish-ukrainian history, why? because new people come, new politicians who do not know these assets and do not know what experience, it is easy to manipulate it, because in poland as well. because we observe here that anti-ukrainian rhetoric can be easily used for various reasons, including under the influence, i would say, of the media or disinformation media of russia to show that poles and ukrainians cannot reconcile, we can reconcile and we need this reconciliation, we need cooperation and we need, but we also need to understand each other, that eh... polish historical sensibility has different accents than the ukrainian story about our own history, and not everything that we tell about ourselves will be liked by the poles, and it is not about making it happen that way, but about that we understand that these stories do not necessarily have to agre

church. ma'am, snow leopard on secure line. transfer to second. come on, paul, i'm all ears.i have the frame. okay. i'm ready, but i don't understand how to open the capsules, no need, hello, i didn't hear, no need to open anything, and how will i leave traces, just put the capsules on the object, that's all, but you can always identify the manufacturer by the capsule, not always, only if, what are you planning to bomb? you can't do that, even if there is a small dose, but it is a chemical attack, there is a residential area, there are children, tomorrow night, everything must be done. thank you, that's better, i wouldn't say, this agent, when he ran away, dropped his pager, did you read the message, there's only one, some numbers, to a bank account or a phone number, it's not... already, yes, it's not a bank account, i'd like to understand what it is, maybe some kind of code, and how many are there? 16, say them again, 333 5 3 2 4, wait, let's do it in pairs, 33, 35, 32, 47, the ninth, tenth digit, 4, 4, 33 444. i need to call irina vladimirovna, hello, hello, irina vladimir

paul, is that right here? this island can call it load the votes to provide leap in the church, accusing it of collaborating last time and overrides decade on live here, remembers the events of 20 let literally the plugins, the concrete entails through the mood dorothy from power. and i didn't killed the fly for a lot this is the.

that it is truly ukrainian, that it is a real church, he made this decision, which received the approval even then, of the living bright memory of pope ivan paulturn ositka to kyiv, in order to first of all emphasize this rootedness in the ukrainian tradition, the endurance of this tradition, it is obvious that in russia, this step was already perceived , so to speak... hostile, as well as an encroachment on their canonical territory and all other nonsense, which we know, later manifested itself in the justification of russia's aggression against ukraine. look, mr. director, well if our conversation today, whether we want it or not, but still it is going through the prism of that law, yes, which was voted yesterday, so we understand that in 1596 an extremely important, fundamentally important event happened, in general. for the history of ukraine, it is not only about the creation of the greek catholic church, but because a significant part of the ukrainian orthodox clergy, the majority joined the union with the holy see in the vatican, and it was called the berestian union, and accordingly now there are certain perspectives, such that certain

. >> paul teacher sacked after calling her diverse class a chattering monkeys. so a churchol teacher was sacked over allegations of racism after referring to a group of pupils as chattering monkeys. and of course , at first you think, oh course, at first you think, oh god, here we go. this is crazy , god, here we go. this is crazy, more wokeness. i'm sure they didn't mean that, but also, this year's sex teacher in chelmsford was also accused of grabbing a pupil by the neck and jokingly threatening to shoot them . threatening to shoot them. >> she ruined it. >> she ruined it. >> then she ruined it. >> then she ruined it. >> then she ruined it. >> then that would have been a nice story about someone being fired for saying chattering monkeys. >> so it turns out i was desperate. when i read this. i thought, oh come on, this is ridiculous. chattering monkeys is just a term. it's not racist. theni is just a term. it's not racist. then i read the backstory of this person and they are mentally ill. yeah the mentally ill. >> unfortunately, she ruined the story. >> racism is the leas

paul. and what can we do? what can we do to enhance freedom of expression in ukraine? i know you that's behind the church. that's find the most ancient ties between ukraine and russia, and speak a little from the picture saliva as well. this little a bit of money rabbits about getting your hands on some prime real estate. and reading real being solved into the wounds of a huge amount of people within your own domestic population on the video. and this is how ukrainians treat ancient and very sacred sites. so this is some sort of lunatic increase in some kind of like village village dance and we're going to do it up on the altar of the ukrainian orthodox church, which i just didn't find it. you know, it's like finding the catholic church in our lab because as links to in rome where the both lives who have a dock go p. c. and of course, if that's not a new for you. now let's do a bit of pillaging act on a bit of killing, burning a bit of property bombing a few monasteries you, while on the middle of dates at the curse, which is going to end pretty soon. i would imagine let's take a few souvenirs home in the

this is how the church remembers this, remembers the tradition, how it... proceeded, and architectural proportions, and frescoes and mosaics, we ourselves will use the expression of father paulence, the cult actions that take place there, the totality of singing, coding, brilliant clothes, shining clothes of the clergy, exclamations that sound in a precisely calibrated tonality, liturgical singing that has already formed in its harmony, this is truly an extraordinary experience, which, well, in a thousand times divided world , even today’s visitor, defiled and misused, can experience sophia of constantinople, simply from the harmony of architectural forms and the grandeur of the remains of frescoes and mosaics, and the fact that our very simple compatriots were the first to come into contact with beauty. felt this beautiful, this says that the soul of a christian, according to the words of zertelian, who always seeks the good and right, finds this good and right in the beautiful too. but you can still say that this is, well, not only an aesthetic feeling, because all this creates a feeling of atmosphere, yes, when they say: here god dwells with people, what touched me with c