roman catholic church saint nicholas was built by roman catholics. we are fighting for justice and... this is justice, which has already been promised for the first time, and simply so that what was built, what was built as a church, should be a church. on august 24, ukraine will celebrate its 33rd independence day. the roman catholic religious community hopes that by this time the church will already belong to the parish. tetyana golunova, yuliya belska, espresso tv channel. and i'm asking you. to support our collection for the repair of heavy armored vehicles in the war zone in the soledar and zaporizhzhya directions, the repair and recovery regiment works mainly on the contact line or in the gray zone in the open air, in any weather day and night, so for the emergency recovery and return to the battlefield of damaged military equipment, in particular tanks, bmps, armored personnel carriers, we need a minibus that will deliver mobile repair teams and equipment to the war zone, as well as pneumatics. personal jacks for prompt repair of foreign equipm

roman catholic church saint nicholas was built by roman catholics. re fighting for justice, and this is justice, which is already promised for the first time, and just so that you... that what was built, that it was built, was a church, so that it would be a church. on august 24, ukraine will celebrate its 33rd independence day. the roman catholic religious community hopes that by this time the church will already belong to the parish. tetyana golunova, yulia belska, espresso tv channel. such was the morning in ukraine. read more on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks. join, bet. my preferences, i will say goodbye to you until tomorrow, my colleagues will tell you more, stay with us, congratulations, friends, with you vitaliy portnikov, our interlocutor oleksandra matviychuk, human rights activist eyes... organization center for civil liberties awarded with the nobel peace prize and laureate of the vasyl stus. greetings, mrs. a, good evening. let's start with the report of the state department of the united states, which is dedicated

church of st. nicholas was built by roman catholics. we are fighting for justice, and this is the justice that is already being promised for the first time, and simply so that what was built, what was built, the church, to be a church. two. on august 24, ukraine will celebrate its 33rd independence day. the roman catholic religious community hopes that by this time the church will belong to the parish. tetyana golunova, yuliya belska, espresso tv channel. and we ask to support our military. with your help, we raised funds for cars and equipment for our defenders. two off-road vehicles for the air reconnaissance group of the hors and forces of the air force. a pickup truck for the 43rd separate artillery brigade, as well as a refrigerator for the transportation of fallen heroes, have already arrived in ukraine, but need training for military service. our goal is uah 120,000. it remains to collect a little more than uah 2,000. so don't be indifferent. even the smallest donation makes a huge difference. you can see all the details on the sc

church of st. nicholas was built by roman catholics. we are fighting for justice , and this justice is already promised for the first time, and simply so that what will be built is a church built, so that it will be a church. on august 24, ukraine will celebrate its 33rd independence day. roman catholic the religious community hopes that by this time the church will already belong to the parish. tetyana golonova, yulia belska, espresso tv channel. well, we continue, and now it's time to talk about what happened outside the borders of our state. yuri fizer is already with me. yury, good evening, please. good evening to you vasyl, good evening to everyone who joined us today. the rubric "world about ukraine" breaks into the broadcast of the tv channel. after the weekend news, i will try to tell you everything today. in particular, about this. weapons for ukraine should be made in ukraine, he says. borel, the main european diplomat in ukraine, needs to be helped to win, this was said in the congress of the united states of america, but russ

church of st. nicholas was built by roman catholics. ighting for justice, and this is the justice that is already being promised for the first time, and simply so that what was built, what was built as a church, should be a church. on august 24, ukraine will celebrate its 33rd independence day. roman catholic religious the community hopes that by this time the church will already belong to the parish. tetyana golonova, yulia belska, espresso tv channel. and i want to remind you about our collection, which we announced in order to collect funds for the repair of heavy armored vehicles in the combat zone in the solodarsk and zaporizhzhia directions. the repair and restoration regiment works mainly on the contact line or in the gray zone of the open air, in all weathers, day and night. so for emergency recovery and return to the battlefield of the damaged. heavy equipment, in particular tanks, bmps, armored personnel carriers, is needed a minibus that will deliver mobile repair teams and equipment to the combat zone, as well as pneumohydrau

peter's square, where popes have led the roman catholic church for hundreds of years. tonight, we bring you a special hour with pope francis. 11 years into his papacy, he'd never sat down for an extended, wide-ranging interview with an american broadcast network until now. [bell tolls] [whispers] wow. buongiorno, your holiness. tonight, our global exclusive with pope francis. he may be the 266th pope, but he is a man of firsts. are we okay to start? >> pope francis: [speaking spanish] si si, como no? >> we have a new pontiff. >> norah: elected to the papacy in 2013... born jorge mario bergoglio in argentina, he's the first pope to hail from the americas and from the southern hemisphere. this is incredible, to hear the crowd there that has jammed into st. peter's square. the 87-year-old is the first pope to choose the name francis, after saint francis of assisi, known for his simplicity and humility. he's the first jesuit pope... >> the pope of the holy see. >> norah: and the first pope to address the u.s. congress. >> pope francis: america continues to be, for many, a

this meant the extermination of heretics, that is, those who disagree with the dogmas of the roman catholic churchobbers, murderers of souls and thieves of divine secrets. now these unfortunates were allowed to be tortured using the most monstrous methods. a similar fate often awaited even. witnesses set the maximum period for execution of sentences at 5 days. according to various estimates, from 50 to 200,000 people became victims of the inquisition, among them the knights templar, joan of arc, jordan bruno, danta aliguiri, jan hus and other outstanding personalities. the inquisitors confiscated the property of the murdered for the benefit of church, state and informers. the protestants did not officially have an organization called the inquisition, but they joined in the burning of heretics, especially women accused... with great zeal. in germany, france, especially the netherlands, protestants did this with particular cruelty, using damp wood so that they would burn more slowly and suffer longer. this terrible, bloody page in the history of christianity was closed only at the beginning of the 1

traditions are traditional for us the dominant culture is the orthodox church, the greek catholic church, the romand the christian faiths, we also have jews, there are muslims in the country. in smaller numbers, but the main thing is that we have respect for each other, once our chaplains met a humanist chaplain from the netherlands at training, there was such a humanist chaplain, and we asked, what does a humanist chaplain do, he said: i just i support people and communicate with them, but in our tradition it is important that all ours, even today's celebration, is tied to e this is a religious holiday and... the priest, he is also one of those people without whom this holiday does not take place today, so they are waiting for a priest who is orthodox, from the christian denomination, who will tell the story of the exodus of god's people from egypt, from slavery to freedom, the resurrection of christ, and this is a negative part of our culture today, father sergius, the russians, they too today. at night they went to celebrate easter, they collected, well, they don’t have easter, they have cakes,

the largest christian community in lebanon, the moranites have long-standing ties to the roman catholic church own patriarch and their own liturgy. custom. according to the lebanese constitution, even the country's president is always chosen from the maronites. may 3, 1947 a new constitution was introduced in japan last year. it was approved by the parliament, the emperor and the people who expressed their opinion in a referendum. the document turned out to be very advanced for japan. the constitution limited the power of the emperor and approved the refusal to use military force in resolving international disputes. equality for men. women were enshrined in the basic law, according to a number of historians, under the influence of the ussr constitution, which, together with the us constitution, was taken as a model. the role of the emperor was reduced to a nominal one, all powers were concentrated in the hands of the head of the cabinet of ministers responsible to parliament. the ninth article of the constitution excluded the use of war as a means of resolving international disputes and the cr

family is bound by the oath of communion wait for producers, according to the laws of the roman catholic church, that means wafers must only consist of flower and water. and the bread must also be 11, meaning without the use of leavening agents such as used for there are also blue and free versions for those who are allergic to reach. the bakery delivers to 1500 churches across germany and other european countries. these are still simple or secular way 1st. so can i taste this is allowed outside the catholic church. yeah, they haven't been consecrated yet. so it's possible. okay, so i can try it, let's say the okay, know how much taste let me just say it's like a scale cookie. and they dissolve in your mouth to find out more about how communion wafers are used in christian religious services. i went to saint joseph church in berlin. we're father, stuff on to bowsky was holding mass the. so why are the way 1st served here in what do they symbolize? but you can go to steve sting that every church service we think about what jesus did. 2000 years ago and it said he had a meal with his friends with

also this morning the roman catholic church is on the way to naming its first millennial genera generationpope francis taking another step towards canonizing a 15-year-old boy who died of leukemia in 2006. more on that story ahead. >> gio: it's a fascinating story. i can't wait to talk about that soon. >>> but we are going to begin with memorial day weekend. we've got full team coverage of travel in the air and on the roads and a busy week of severe storms, more dangerous weather in the forecast including tornados likely in the heartland. and that's where we find somara theodore this morning in oklahoma city. good morning, somara. >> somara: good morning, gio. the heartland is south. they've been dealing with an onslaught of severe weather in the past few weeks. in fact in the last few weeks we've seen at least 500 reports. take a look at this video out of davenport, iowa. you can see the shelf cloud. in mississippi we saw hail coming down and not too far from springdale, mississippi, they actually had hail the size of baseballs. and here we go again. today where i am in oklahoma city we'r

there's been a rare apology from the leader of the roman catholic church.lgbtq community, admits to using a crude word to describe gay life. it happened during a private meeting with 250 bishops at the vatican, and has sparked an uproar among lgbtq supporters. chris livesay has more on this controversy. >> reporter: it was a shocking phrase, both for its vulgarity and the man it reportedly came from. pope francis, according to italian media in a closed door meeting with italian bishops said seminaries had too many gay men referring to gay men as a slur. something he discussed in a historic interview last month with norah o'donnell. >> you have said who am i to judge homosexuality is not a crime. >> no. it's a human fact. >> reporter: he is infuriated conservative catholics for allowing priests to bless those in same-sex relationships. >> last year you decided to allow catholic priests to bless same-sex couples. that's a big change. why? >> translator: no, what i allowed is not to bless the union. that can be done because that is not the sacrament. i cannot.

way of the cross. because in ukraine there are a total of 8 million faithful of the roman church and greek catholicswhat? there are not as many flocks in russia, there are not as many flocks of the roman church in kazakhstan as there are in ukraine, and at least once there was a roman pope in ukraine, ivan paul ii was there, well, because he also has some ukrainian roots there, but this pope bergholiv , a pupil of a ukrainian greek catholic priest in argentina, and what, but he is in argentina, well, well, i think that... pope bergoglio never left argentina, and that, not not, not the current argentina, which voted for the very controversial , but it seems to me, well , that's right, right now everything is fine with them, but but in general, we know this background, this south-latin america, these are marxists, trotskyists and other maoists, leftism multiplied by catholicism and chegivara, chigivara was also a believer, although... that is , well, but let's return to that idea , to that peace, but look, the pope is obviously taken hostage by the big seven, because he is supposed to give a report on

maintain a priest or a temple for them. therefore , in most of europe, they rent and receive churches from roman catholicsious services, that is, this issue is not so simple, it is quite complicated, but we are gradually solving it in cooperation with the ecumenical we decide with patriarchy. allow me to return to the laurels, because we talked about kyiv-pocherska, and there are also pochaivska and sviatohirska. as i understand it, these lavras, they still remain as such, an impregnable fortress for the ocu, or am i mistaken, well, we believe that there are two lavras, the kyiv-pechersk lavra and the pochaiv lavra, because the status of the sviatohirsk lavra, the sviatohirsk monastery received during the reign yanukovych, and moscow raised it at his request. the status of this monastery is prior to the lavra, but historically it was never a lavra, that is, historically we can to talk about the existence of two great ukrainian lavras, the kyiv and pochaiv lavras, that is, as for the kyiv-pechers lavra, we have already announced the current state of affairs there, and of course that we are working and... t

church, but the lyrics essentially remain the same. this frustrates those who want to see him change policy on roman catholic priests marrying, contraception, and surrogate motherhood. >> i know women who are cancer survivors who cannot bear children, and they turn to surrogacy. this is against church doctrine. >> reporter: in regard to surrogate motherhood, in the strictest sense of the term, no, it is not authorized. sometimes surrogacy has become a business, and that is very bad. it is very bad. >> but sometimes, for some women, it is the only hope. >> translator: it could be. the other hope is adoption. i would say that in each case, the situation should be carefully and clearly considered, consulting medically and then morally as well. i think there is a general rule in these cases, but you have to go into each case in particular to assess the situation. as long as the moral principle is not skirted. but you are right. i want to tell you that i really like your expression when you told me, in some cases, it is the only chance. it shows that you feel these things very deeply. >> i think that's why so many people have found hope with yo

interestingly i'm not pro-life because i'm a roman catholic although it's convenient to have that position align with your church. i'm pro-life because in my teenage years, i saw pictures of developing fetuses. and it's quite obvious that they're little people. there's no way you can change that view if you look especially as the months go by. so to me, they're human beings. and to me abortion is killing them. so judge me on my belief that they are a living human beings. but if you want to misjudge me, please misjudge me and call me somebody who wants to oppress women because i much rather be thought of as a male cove nest than a baby killer because the latter is worse. with that i vote no. >> senator kavanaugh votes no. >> senator birch. >> mr. president, with my shorted microphone i once again rise to explain my vote. >> proceed. >> we heard a lot of disinformation in this room today. i can rephrase. first, i want to explain that the graphic discorruptions of abortion do not bear any resemblance to the vast majority of abortions per formed in this country. >> members in the gallery -- members of the gallery yo

how is it that some roman catholics like myself, larry, are against the death penalty and some go to church just as much like bill and and pat are for the death penalty. and he was fascinated by it. he also allowed us, for the first time in history, to have catholic mass on the campus, for the first time and for the only time in history. and once we started doing that, they start having services at and muslim services on the campus for the first time ever. from the least religious president in history, ever. i know people criticize him for not knowing that. but he was still -- he was encouraging of people of faith. guest: president obama was very private, as those of you know him, about his religion. he was a strong believer in faith and it was, in my opinion, a big piece of his -- as he went through life and decision-making. but he was not outputting it out on his sleeve in any way, shape, or form. guest: president clinton and at that time suck first lady wife and i were very well aware that she had been active in the first methodist church in little rock. the president had been a very act

roman newspaper there is a whole advert just about this. or maybe, in order not to lose this huge market, the catholic church decided to join the ranks of professionalsg to svetlana tukacheva, a resident of the village of kupros, and a cat they planted it on mentally and physically ill people so that they could live longer, and what happens, and the cat is not an obsession at all, but a cure for all diseases? talk, predict, well, do some mystical things like that, get out of there, get out, you showed up, she heard that you want to meet him, she will come, but when you are without cameras, without everything, i say, i don’t think you’ll like it, this is not a threat, she heard that you want to see her, she remembered you, but go where and how can one not believe in a higher power now after something like this, alexey timokin, evgenia derecheva, igor kirillov, denis gerasimov and anton yanchenko, central television. how cool, i really am. now, according to tradition, we must pause for a moment so that immediately after the pause we can talk about the events that everyone is discussing, or will definitely be discussing in the near future. in general, t

roman catholic organizers pushed the state for approval to open a publicly funded christian charter school. >> there's been a long campaign in america by a segment of the christian right to undo the separation of churchthat. predates what's happening now, what started to happen beginning in 2022, last year, was some of those folks saw the backlash happening in schools as an opportunity to step forward. so we're seeing laws passed in texas and elsewhere trying to hang the ten commandments in every classroom, putting chaplains in the school, bringing prayer back into classrooms. and the goal is to get the supreme court to chip away at this. the attempt to create a catholic public school in oklahoma is an explicit open attempt to try to draw a supreme court test case and remake some of these foundational principles in the country. >> about a minute left, but i want to just underscore the trump of it all. you write donald trump rise to power had a profound impact inside america's schools. where does this go if he gets a second term? >> the south -- and so the federal government might come in and impose some of the changes that south lake voters rejected. if trump niece office, that goes away. he's talked