st. mary's school. but the stories here, depressingly similar, like so many schools from coast to coast. this was an institution where neglect abuse until labor will come in place. when i hear the term residential school, it actually makes me angry. there was no learning going on. who is a work camp? a number of the staff were also predators. the canadian government did a study and they wanted to know how many predators were throughout the a 140 residential schools that existed. and the answer was close to 6000. only 50 face. just why don't you? why do we are not our switch them? and the reason is because it's a place of conscience solved if we are never to repeat the events of history we, we must learn from the 1st part of that they're doing ground penetrating radar with the survivors secretary. and that's what these grids are. and that's happening out a lot of residential schools today. the canada is sincere and genuine about reconciliation. help us bring our kids on. so part of that is by doing job k

st. mary's residential school has checked his entire life. i got on a boat all of these kids were crying so hard and then i had no idea what was going on, what i was getting into. and now we get shipped off off to residential school there in michigan city there called st. mary's. the nighttime came and it wasn't a good environment there. there was, there's to supervisors, the main guys there. the man is all went up to their to their bedroom. and they took us all in one by one, sexually abusing us every night. every night, all of us kids, we had to do that. and next a got same man a, a cut my hair and were sitting on this because at the barber chair, sitting there and it gets smell, i'm so bad and i it makes me sick. and by snow chop hair now deprives if his language and culture subjected to hard labor and sexual abuse co fell into alcoholism and drug abuse. i didn't know, i didn't know why. i was taking so much cried. i'd really drowned out what has happened to be in school at a really drowned it out. the most devices and i was speaking out a

st. mary's . >> the journey to get to st. e it. >> reporter: a small private college reached out to her and they offered her a scholarship. the getting to this moment was everything but easy. >> when i got here i did not know any english. probably, hello. >> reporter: she came to the u.s. with her family 10 years ago. along with the difficulties of learning a new language in another country came bullying from her classmates . >> i got bullied from not knowing english. people would make fun of me because sometimes i would wear the same clothes or the shoes were not branded. >> reporter: her parents became her inspiration. >> i knew i wanted to give my parents a better life someday in the future. >> reporter: her critics became her motivation. that included a teacher in school. >> she told me i was never going to learn english. her being in education , and today being able to speak fluent english and going to st. mary's and all these achievements, it is a big boost for me. >> reporter: all moved in for her sophomore year at st.

st. mary's. >> the journey to get to st. mary's, i think it was not as other people have it. >> reporter: the small private college in moraga reached out to her. they offered her a scholarship, but getting to this moment here was everything but easy. >> when i got here, i did not know any english like probably just like hi or something like that. >> reporter: she came to the u.s. with her family about ten years ago. along with the difficulties of learning a new language in another country came bullying from her classmates. >> i did get bullied from not knowing english. people would make fun of me because sometimes i would wear like the same clothes or the shoes weren't like branded. >> reporter: her parents became her inspiration. >> i just knew i wanted to give my parents a better life someday in the future. >> reporter: and her critics became her motivation. that included a teacher in school. >> she actually told me that i was never going to learn english. her being in education and i mean they just being able to speak flue

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in the city with him adjacent to the orthodox church, which bears the name of st. maryas built in honor of the russian soldiers-liberators immediately after the suppression of the uprising 154 years ago, the crane is considered the oldest around krug and its doors for parishioners were not closed for a single day by the appearance of the shrine, the city owes the russian nobleman the poet and to the state councilor, the devout apollo redkin, in 1863 chambers. juncker donated 11,500 rubles. silver for erection in the northwestern edge of the church. if you are good at architecture you will immediately understand the temple of st. mary of egypt, a typical church, an ant. paradox apollo redkin initiated the construction of the temple in order to preserve the memory of the dead, and whose image is still woven with contradictions in order to eradicate the harmful polish influence? the well-known professor of historical painting mikhail vasiliev painted the shrine. pay attention to the tower clock. they are not at all characteristic of orthodox architecture ; parishioners the

st. mary's. >> the journey to get to st. it was -- not as other people have it. >> reporter: the small private college reached out to her. they ended up offering her a scholarship. but getting to the moment here was everything but easy. >> when i got here, i did not know any english like -- probably just like hi. or something like that. >> reporter: she came to the u.s. with her family about ten years ago. along with the difficulties of learning a new language and another country, came bullying from her classmates. >> i did get bullied from not knowing english. people would make fun of me because sometimes i would wear like the same clothes or -- the shoes weren't like branded. >> reporter: her parents became her inspiration. >> i just knew i wanted to give my parents a better -- a better life some day in the future. >> reporter: and her critics became her motivation. that included a teacher in school. >> she actually told me i was never going to learn earning accomplish. her being in education and today just being able to s

uh, a new church day has already begun - the day of remembrance of st. mary magdalene. theme in general, mary magdalene is, well, repentance, she’s such a saint who talks about what repentance is. i started to think about this and somehow contact irina petrovna, because we we talked to her a lot about her life about some things in her that she really regrets, and then i remembered, i got goosebumps. we got chills. one of my first roles was the role of mary magdalene in tarkovsky’s film andrei rublev. and this is also such a special thing to play. moreover, to play such a complex saint in tarkovsky’s work. it is necessary to somehow communicate with her, somehow peer into her. then maybe she brought it. this is not the case throughout your entire life. so, she died on her day , the day of remembrance of mary and magdalene. but when you are with her about such things, about some personal breakdowns in life, about some mistakes, some things that she regretted, they said. you know, uh, she never showed it. eh, those problems of difficulties that i had to go through. she onl

st. mary's along the river on tuesday. and national transportation safety board are investigating the scene. consumer prices in the u.s. rose by more than expected last month , driven by higher costs for rent and fuel in the inflation rate has been 3.7% which the labor department said is up from 3.2% in july. the data comes days before the federal reserve is set to meet again. it is unclear if they will raise interest rates higher. american technology leaders including the tesla ceo elon musk and mark zuckerberg were on capitol hill today and met with lawmakers for a closed-door for them to discuss regulating artificial intelligence. tech moguls and members of congress are grappling with how to mitigate the dangers of artificial intelligence. the emerging technology has expansive boom in investment in popularity since the rease of openai's chatgpt. the bbc north america correspondent is on capitol hill today and has been speaking with people and that closed-door session. correspondent: this was a real who's who of tech tyc

true, the speed did not help, the church, lit in honor of st. mary, did not last long.urious fact, the temple was originally catholic then confiscated by the government and transferred to the orthodox church with a very original wording due to its magnificence. nsky, a church, indeed, a unique neo-gothic style that was fashionable at that time, for example, the palace of westminster in london was built in it and many churches throughout europe but in belarus such one and how can you miss it, because the sarya is located exactly on the way to another place not visited by tourists. not sonorous nature my small birth begins near this place. why does this work is my dad's ear. this is a no-nonsense place for me. i just can not live marvelous people with their procedurality. they were kind and honest, and people love and protect their native land. it's good after work. this is how to relax, feed the fish , admire nature and the clouds. and the fountain is murmuring full idyll look, the project poleshuki on belarus 20 shatyry tv channel. this is how they artificially create a

if you are well versed in architecture, you will immediately understand the temple of st. maryf egypt, a typical church, an ant. paradox apollo repkin initiated the construction of the temple in order to preserve the memory of the dead, and the engraving image is still woven from contradictions with the goal eradicate harmful polish influence. the well-known professor of historical painting mikhail vasiliev painted the shrine . pay attention to the tower clock. they are not at all characteristic of orthodox architecture ; parishioners themselves collected money for them. although they were originally planned, we couldn’t get inside as an element of decor. the temple is being renovated, by the way, the only one in the country named after the associate of mary of egypt, the former harlot achieved holiness thanks to fasting and prayer. she lived in the desert for 47 years, 17 of them ate only three loaves of bread. it is known that mary of egypt was not touched by wild animals, she could walk on water and on land, she foresaw the future and knew the holy scriptures, although she h

in the city, adjacent to it is an orthodox church , bearing the name of st. mary of egypt. russian soldiers-liberators immediately after the suppression of the uprising, but after kalinovsky 154 years ago, the crane is considered the oldest in the area and its doors for parishioners were not closed for a single day by the appearance of the shrine, the city owes the russian nobleman , poet and state councilor, the pious man apollo redkin , the donation of the chambers of juncker in 1863. 11,500 rub. silver for the construction of a church in the northwestern region. if you are well versed in architecture , you will immediately understand the church of the venerable mary of egypt as a typical church, an ant church. paradox apollo redkin initiated the construction of the temple to preserve the memory of the dead, and the count whose image is still woven with contradictions in order to eradicate harmful polish influence? the shrine was painted by the famous professor of historical painting mikhail vasiliev. pay attention to the tower clock. they are not at all typical for ortho

the priest organized a party in the building of the parish of st. mary in dombrowie górnić, reports the wyborcza newspaper. an inauguration event, the church minister ordered a man to pavyezov, during the provision of his services he lost consciousness, one of the party participants called an ambulance, but the others did not allow the doctors to see the victim, only after the police arrived he was able to provide first aid. the city prosecutor's office has begun an investigation into the events that took place in the parish building, one of the charges being infliction of grievous bodily harm. distinguished herself and canada honoring the ukrainian. applause in the country's parliament caused a flurry of well-deserved criticism of the canadian government. tludo hastened to apologize and said that he knew nothing about the past of the proclaimed hero; the speaker of parliament, who declared the ukrainian nazi a war hero who fought against the russians for the independence of ukraine as part of the first ukrainian division, adheres to the same position. b

st. mary's a bundle dis it was in the initial thoughts size about some fits from known as you can see. definitely 10. well, thoughts to reading vision. one easy exhibit that you are the most in those over that ones you'll get donated to meet the buffer with it and don't document it as serious superstition. it doesn't help that. i mean, sleep under the c d. c o clock lost at the mill. yeah, you've got to cut clicking buttons on g t o clip was a sleep on the scene. no sort of came loose that appreciate this thinking. but the scene of a whole bunch of pull ended on those who are letting the best they didn't put the pull. i do need to do say like, i don't need to continue, i think is you're stuck with it. not plus the blood. they know it was human, we leave the museum as mankind for the final destination on alternative tour of paris and head to the most visited museum in the wells. the news with some of these people on the cape, barney, me, if i, you matrix, you, me see what, who is just a moment. the just curious if the for almost in, on the french a just saw us somebody see yet when it a

he went to st mary's. he attended st columb kill, which is i think the only thing left his c column killed now is the front steps in the weeds that mean that's about it. there is st boniface up the street because of course, you know, you can't have catholics, german and irish worshiping together. you know, the archdiocese made sure that every block had a catholic church for a different different ethnic group sang tenor box. an irish kid from from the patch a lot of us for me i thought the patch was kerry patch because kerry patch also abbreviate did the patch and there was dogtown but but the patch was in kuranda lad like along michigan. very small, very irish. it was also nestled between a spanish neighborhood and a german neighborhood and the reason that so many irish came to the patch is because a lot of irish came up through new orleans on their way to to st louis and they would look off the boat and off to the left. they'd see smokestacks and factories and basically it was, hey, let me off here. it loo

st. mary's and attended saint column, which is the only thing left, which is the front steps. that is about it. of course, catholics, german and irish. they made sure that every block had a catholic church. an irish kid from the patch. for me, i thought the patch was carried patch, because it is abbreviated and there was downtown. the patch was along michigan and it was very small. very irish. it was nestled between a spanish neighborhood and german neighborhood. and, the reason so many irish came is because a lot of irish came up through new orleans on their way to st. louis. they would look off the boat and off to the left, they would see smokestacks and factories. basically, let me off here. it looks like there is work here. they built ships there and ironworks. a very dangerous place. these factories were always blowing up or very dangerous places. solid irish community settled down there and kind of along michigan on the streets. you know about the patch? a lot of people don't. i didn't. is treated hi >> how the bushes mtreated him. the third bush, especially. held it aga

st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture.l, and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we a

st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture.l, and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we a

st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture. holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission

who is this mary of st. petersburg?ve-point scale. i need to know your opinion. how do you rate the cleaning of your area? well, that is, the yard and how do you rate the garbage removal, i can’t say about the garbage removal using special vehicles, and everything is four plus four plus. yes, what about when the janitor soberly cleans the yard. and when you’re in the mood, well, binge-drinking, how, well, can you give a solid c? my name is serafima ivanna about you olya so olenka told me mom told me before the revolution the janitor in the yard had such a beard. and everyone respected him, but now who respects the janitor? and here he is to everyone the same way, and you, olya, are probably tired of running around the entrances. let me give you some tea and homemade cookies. thank you serafima ivanovna, but i don’t have time to work. well, well, no, no. thank you for your answers. all the best, goodbye. hello hello, we are conducting a sociological survey in st. petersburg about cleaning your territory. please answer tw

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revived from the ashes, the church of the nativity of the blessed virgin mary in khatyn received icons of st gift from the president of belarus. these relics will complement the images of the restored church on the territory of the memorial complex. march 22, visiting a place of national pain and sorrow. the head of state presented the vladimirskaya icon of the mother of god and promised to hand over several more images. the icon of the noble prince alexander of nets to the venerable euphrasine of polotsk, they found a worthy place here in our church. and i think that this transfer of these icons from the head of state is like some kind of emphasizing the national tradition that ours had. ancestors, these saints are very revered in the belarusian lands, the venerable frasinya of polotsk, she is the patroness of the belorussian land, the holy blessed prince alexander nevsky, he is like a kind of patron of both leaders and warriors, reconstruction of another iconic place for belarusians, the mound of glory, is proceeding at an active pace; the covering of the upper and lower platforms is being

st. george the victorious, an icon of the intercession of the blessed virgin mary, they are also made inor. the church of the transfiguration in the village of popli is still truly unique. uniate and orthodox icons coexist in it when we enter the church. we always come into contact first. this temple oseshon in honor of the glorious transfiguration of the lord , heating the thief, here is the image of this historical event, it is here in honor of the transfiguration of the lord, if anything, our temple is vain. transfiguration of the lord also in the church is the icon of konstantin zhdanov, the holy martyr, who, during times of severe trials for the russian orthodox church, despite the policy of open persecution, did not leave his parish and ray konstantin zhdanov remained next to the congregation, calling parishioners to intense prayer of mutual assistance patience in sorrow in the spring of 1919. konstantin zhdanov was arrested. having learned about the arrest of their priest, the parishioners tried to save him, asked to let him go, offered a ransom, but all attempts were in vain; the

gone top of the championship after thrashing southampton 4—1, in another crazy high scoring game at st mary'super league — as wakefield's defeat at leigh means they are relegated and will be playing in the championship next season. trinity had forced the game into golden—point extra time with a late drop goal, but their fate was sealed as leigh's gareth o'brien scored his second drop goal of the night, in the second period, sending wakefield down. at the other end of the table, st helens and wigan are level on points at the top, with both sides winning again, taking the race for the league leader's shield to the last week of the regular season. defending champions st helens held off a fierce warrington fightback to make it eight wins on the bounce, and stay in contention for top spot — curently held by their bitter rivals wigan on points difference. catalans dragons can also join them on 38 points, if they win at home against leeds today. the floodlights were on as the last players finished their second rounds at the pga championship at wentworth. sweden's ludvig aaberg, who's become a massiv

st. alexander nevsky , were donated by the president of belarus to the church of the nativity of the blessed virgin maryts. these relics will complement the images of the temple reborn from the ashes on the territory of the memorial complex; visiting the place of national pain and sorrow on march 22, the head of state presented the vladimir icon of god to the temple mother and promised to convey a few more images. the icon of the noble prince alexander nesky to the venerable euphrasosina of polotsk they found a worthy place here in our church, and i think that this transfer of these icons from the state is like some kind of emphasizing the national tradition that our ancestors had, these saints are very revered in belarusian lands, the venerable polotsk, she is the patroness of the belarusian land, the holy and blessed prince alexander nevsky, he is like a patron of both leaders and warriors the temple in khatyn was erected last year as part of a large-scale reconstruction of the memorial complex on the site of the original church. burnt down in 1943. the head of state gave instructions to restore the t

st. nicholas monastery or as it is called ural athos here she is mary if more precisely, the iberian iconthis can be said to be the most revered here, just for the sake of it many ladles come here. and, of course, for the sake of this atmosphere, peace and quiet, to listen to the bell ringing, which they say heals. admire these ural landscapes. and i look to plunge into the font, i remember my first acquaintance with the font on baptism i saw how people dipped crossed themselves and prayed three times. i was about to do it too. but as soon as i touched the cold water, i grabbed it. such a feeling, the fear of adrenaline, the instinct of self-preservation, that i already could not hold back the flow of emotional madonnas, in fact , mothers, and people from the side watched and the young generation said how they pray passionately, well done, but since then i have changed a lot and strongly brusel, apparently, the time of the father. degrees, but still the monastery can be visited simply by tourists. by the way, there is a hostel here, a you can come to the laborers, that is the name of peop

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st. louis. gm, ford, they're both offering the uaw 20% wage hike. stellantis offering 17.5%. and i asked marydn't want to negotiate in public. you've heard from the administration about this. give me some sense of what they're telling you and your sense of how quickly potentially something could be resolved with the strike? >> i talked to many members of the administration as well as members of congress and we're at the table and problem solving. we want to get this done. this will not be good for the economy overall an again for all the communities that are impacted when a plant is in their city. >> take a look at shares of gm and ford and stellantis, a couple things to keep in mind, first of all -- [ inaudible ] not having any contract negotiations today. second of all, we will be hearing from the president regarding this strike in a few minutes. guys, back to you. >> just on the expectations here, phil, of this targeted labor action, maybe that's why the stocks are faring a little bit better today and people are less worried about the impact on the economy. what is the strategy there? was

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st. alexander nevsky handed over as a gift from the president of belarus to the church of the nativity of the blessed virgin maryin khatyn. these images will complement the images of the reborn from the ashes temple on the territory of the memorial complex, visiting on march 22 the place of national pain and sorrow. the head of state presented the vladimir icon to the temple. they found a worthy place here in our church, and i think that this is the transfer of these.