st. patrick's in dublin but he did not read to become english yefim why is the main person is st. k's cathedral well, firstly, he believed that in england the main power was located, the wrong direction was considered, that this is, roughly speaking, an extra colony of england . so sofya novikova, the city of khanty-mansiysk, school number one named after yuri georgievich sazonov, i can assume that he wanted to become an english bishop, because according to the hierarchy of church ranks, he was san above, which means he could to influence more people once or twice, as we know there were religious problems in england, and he wanted them to be interested in the ex-sofitso. if that means something to you . who here is the english bishop number two rural settlement second. i think, what he wanted to become, what you think interests me. why did he want to become english, because it is the bishops who help to sit in parliament? first of all, he was interested in political activity and, according to english laws, a bishop or a seat in the house was really a politician. when in 1726? jonat

the st. patrick's coffin passes through the city of santos. legend spent posted life where he's now been late to read ah, i'm feel gale. welcome to the program. the us house of representatives has been unable to swear in hundreds of members on its 1st day under republican rule. a hard right law makers of gridlock, the processed by blocking the election of a majority leader. the senior republican kevin mccarthy had been tipped for the post. but his previous criticism, a former president donald trump, moved hard right lawmakers to back different candidates, a speaker of the house. it was a night of pandemonium on the floor of the us house of representatives. after republican kevin mccarthy failed to win the $218.00 votes needed to be elected speaker of the house. there was shock in the chamber after the nominee failed to win for the 1st time in a century that annabel kevin mccarthy, of the state of california has received 203. the republican front runner is seeking to take over from democrat nancy pelosi after his party when a majority in the november mid term elections without to speak of

st. patrick's basilica, st.rather where the faithful will be able to pay their respects. back to you guys. carley: lauren green live in rome. thank you very much. the funeral will be on thursday. per ben death's wishes he wanted it to be a simple ceremony. no surprise coming from the humble man that he was. lawrence: didn't like the spotlight at all. i think that is part of the reason why he was no longer pope, he knew when it was time. todd: he said it was health reasons. that was 10 years ago. lawrence: still writing afterwards. sad to see him go. carley: president biden, he is on vacation right now living large in st. croix. he did share a knew year's message with americans in the form of a twitter video with the caption, in 2022 we took on some of our nation's greatest challenges and delivered. watch this. president biden: today offers proof that the soul of america is vibrant, the future of america is bright, and the promise of america is real. it is never easy but we're proving that america, no matter how

st. patrick's seminary for upinmarin county in novato and in that parish. >> you, i know and i think you are from -- >> i was born in san mateo and i'm a local product . >> you've been a priest two decades? >> yes . i am the pastor of our lady of fatima which is a byzantine parish. i also help with the st. thomas the apostle parish as well. >> okay, 20 years and four years . we have questions that have come in and one of the nation recent ones was about a reputable survey this is the real presence of christ in the eucharist which is a central teaching of the catholic faith and the eucharist is the center of the catholic priest's life and job . 70do not e re pr or are not sure about that . that is something i would like you to respond to. is this something you experience as esidthe eucharist ? >> those studies do not surprise me . when we look into the pews at the masses we celebrate, we can see it in the faces with their real belief or lack of belief in the presence in the eucharist . what do we need to do to address this . obviously catechesis is one thing but actions speak louder than

st. patrick of the bishops award for her significant contributions for volunteering. her and her husband loved to travel. she made friends whenever she went and was known for keeping an upbeat attitude in life. she will be dearly missed for all those who knew her. our thoughts and prayers are with the family. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. biggs, for five minutes. mr. biggs: thank you, mr. speaker. if i had known it was you i would have come down more often. i honor the life and legacy of russell pierce, a constituent, a colleague, a patriot and a dear friend. russell passed january 5, 2023, in mesa, arizona. a fifth generation arizonan with a deep pioneer heritage, russell was born june 23, 1947, to howell and norma pearce in mesa, arizona. he had humble roots but was raised by a loving and hardworking mother that told him he could have his own path of the world. our documents established the united states of america as a bastion of liberty and belief. this led russell to a life

st. patrick's catholic church. no robert was not a catholic he was an episcopalian.robert has an interesting connection, at least to me because he was a richmond her. he was born in richmond and in fact his mother was killed in the tragic theater fire. robert was educated at william and mary and they went to medical school in new york. but his true passion was culture and language he spent seven years in europe he spoke spanish, french, german and italian. so when he came back to the states he got a job working as a translator and librarian in the state department in washington d.c. robert was 13 years older than rose, but they do seem to have had this very close marriage. really kind of a partnership. rose is very often the one who is pushing them forward in society. they had a total of eight children but tragically five of them died quite young. there are only three girls that survived rose. they were social climbers, a lot of this is due to rose and her personality. they were invited by martin van buren to visit him in the white house. they had tea with dolly madi

st. patrick did not work out as in ireland , there are still kitties with meow 900 in cyprus in small numbersoon, the world's largest cat breed, originating from the american maine clothes for 900. this artist's wife's za bell's hope dress was later made from his sketch. he wrote to his wife many times in the same dress. well, this is mikhail rubel is true. 1.200 high was her body eating. solve the filipino riddle. no. this is the candle of the peoples of the world. the first on the soviet-era caricature is uncivilized, the resting primitive people are labeled the first, who are the lucky ones? nikita, you show something so eloquently by whom? well, of course, decare savages. quite right, if you remember in soviet times savages were called those who rest not in a sanatorium or on a ticket, but on their own, count 900 the title of count in russia was first received in 1701 by fedor golovin, but not from peter i, but from the head of this political entity of the holy roman empire, right from emperor leopold the first count for 600. count vladimir orlov, the younger brother of grigory and alexei

st. patrick's -- what are they doing? brian: anything but the eagles winning a football game. taylor: day six we did it. loved every moment. thanks tell us what you like. email us at big money show @@fbn fox.com. that does it for us. "making money with charles payne." charles, almost stole the name of your show. charles: you can borrow it. happy monday. i'm charles payne this is making money. markets are sort of guarded. it is a crucial, crucial week. we've got earning, the rate decision, we have the jobs report. meanwhile retail investors though have been extremely excited and they have been making big money. professional investors not so much. they have been worried. which side has to blink first? i have on deck for you, liz ann sonders, jack ablin, jim awad. speaking of making big money, if you listened to jon najarian's tesla options strategy you made big money. he is back with a options strategy for apple, one of the big names reporting this week. he is not the only one. if you listened to danielle shay, you would have made a lot of money. good thing we have her back at 2

services like this one in new york city's st patrick's cathedral on the life of pope emeritus benedicthis death. the former pontiff had been in declining health and died today at the age of 95. benedict lead the catholic church from 2005 to 2013 when he broke with president and step down. greg palkot fox news has more on his life and legacy. when john paul . the second died after more than 25 years as pope and the cardinals met to elect a successor, it took them just two days to give the job to a 78 year old german, a scholarly man who didn't particularly appear to want it. no, it's the lord cardinals have elected me a simple, humble worker in god's vineyard. joseph ratzinger had been a key adviser as a staunch conservative as pope benedict the 16th he battled relativism the idea that what's true for one person might not be true for someone else. pope benedict's 2008 visit to the united states would be remembered not only for his birthday celebration in the white house, a stop at ground zero and mass at yankee stadium. but also by the way in which he addressed the sex abuse crisis so d

st. patrick's cathedral in new york, kelly rose up -- just so you know, he was married to the niece of new york's cardinal archbishop mccloskey. [laughter] so there's a family connection there. kelly, according to the story, apparently kind of raised his glass at this dinner after the dedication of the cathedral. he raised his glass and said god bless the two greatest organizations in the world, the catholic church and tammany hall. brief pause. person next to him, what's the second one? [laughter] they are one. and, again, most people at the time, certainly most irish catholics at the time would have no problem with that. again, irish supported tammany because tammany supported them in any number of ways. it was often the difference between life and death for the poor of new york. and, again, what are your options when you look at power, who do you turn to for help? do you turn to tammany hall, however much these people may enrich themselves, does seem to care about you have? brings you coal this winter when you have no heat, wrings you a you are turkey at thanksgiving when you have no fo

st. patrick's day. >> ad nauseam. there's two factors at work. the first is if they had somebody who is obviously viable, who could step in to the fold and say yes, we have the votes, something like what paul ryan did in 2015, this would be over five minutes ago. there's nobody like that who exists. although some people say steve scalise could get the votes, some people have talked about kevin hern who has gotten some votes in the past couple hours. that is unclear. there's no obvious candidate. paul ryan was obvious in the fall of 2015. the other issue, mccarthy acolytes, they refuse to back down because they're saying look, we're not going to be embarrassed, cowed but think 20 group of people here that will back us in to the corner and hold us hostage on other pieces of legislation as well. they're going to make them play this out in public for a while, at least as long as ney can. they want to point out that these people are running the house of representatives and they can't get a speaker over that. that is the problem. so they're going to tr

st. patrick's cathedral new york, kelly rose up to speak. that kelly, just so you know, he was actually married to the niece of new york's cardinal archbishop john mccloskey. so, okay there's a connection. there it is a family connection. so reformers might worry about the church and local politics, there's definitely a connection there. but kelly, according to the story, it raised his glass at the dinner in triumph and side god bless the two greatest organizations in the world, the catholic church, and tammany hall. there was a brief pause. the person exum says, what is the second one? it's like, they are one. and again, most people denied. certainly most irish catholics at the time would have no problem with that. again, irish supported tammany because tammany supported them. in any number of ways. tammy was often the difference between life and death for the poor of new york. and again, what are your options? when you look at power, who do you turn to for help? do you turn to tammany hall, that however much these people might enrich thems

st. patrick's cathedral new york, kelly rose up to speak. that kelly, just so you know, he was actually married to the niece of new york's cardinal archbishop john mccloskey. so, okay there's a connection. there it is a family connection. so reformers might worry about the church and local politics, there's definitely a connection there. but kelly, according to the story, it raised his glass at the dinner in triumph and side god bless the two greatest organizations in the world, the catholic church, and tammany hall. there was a brief pause. the person exum says, what is the second one? it's like, they are one. and again, most people denied. certainly most irish catholics at the time would have no problem with that. again, irish supported tammany because tammany supported them. in any number of ways. tammy was often the difference between life and death for the poor of new york. and again, what are your options? when you look at power, who do you turn to for help? do you turn to tammany hall, that however much these people might enrich thems

st. johns church in richmond, virginia, leading to patrick henry's famous words, "give me liberty or givee death." you can find a full schedule of what's airing today online at c-span.org/history. starting now, it's lectures in histor university of south carolina professor patricia sullivan teaches a cla about the

st. johns church in richmond, virginia, leading to patrick henry's famous words, "give me liberty or give me death." you can find a full schedule of what's airing today online at c-span.org/history. starting now, it's lectures in histor university of south carolina professor patricia sullivan teaches a cla about the 1960s civil rights movement and thenvolvement of martin luther king jr. and robert kennedy. .. we are concerned with getting the things we want, the things we have to have to be able to function. >> by 1967 the freedom movement was changing force. >> across the nation black men and women circle for control of their lives. through the ballot box, on the street, in the schools.tw the call for power challenge seven relationship between blacks and whites in america. >> okay, so that's just a little review of where we were last week with the documentary from eyes on the prize, looking at black power, stokely carmichael provides a really great introduction. and what purpose the black vote is coming out folds into this part, fold in the civil rights movement at this stage. so the yea

st . petersburg seneca have opened for the public viewing of pope benedicts, the 16th body, which is lying in state or these. a lot of pictures from patrick and city people have been lining up since early morning to pay their respects. the pontiff died on saturday at the age of 95. there is an australian that a silver was sworn in as brazil's new president on sunday. thousands witnessed inauguration of the veteran left wing politician, widely known as lulu is the 3rd time he is held a nation's highest office. a post one after closely fort election or latin america editor lucille newman reports from priscilla. ah, rudy sworn in president reecy nancy lula desilva walked up the ramp of the presidential palace flanked by members of brazil's diverse society, including an indigenous leader, a black woman, a disabled man, a child, and a rubbish collector. it was a symbolic gesture. they shared the task of bestowing lunar the presidential sash, in lieu of outgoing president jade bulls. fernando, who refused to recognize his successor well that it was, i vow above 2, we will use the weapons that our adversary's fear, the most. the truth that preva

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