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st. stephen. then them feast of st. john who we believe wrote the book of john and several other books. the feast of the holy innocents, not the most updated story but an important one. we have a date without a special moniker, just the fifth day. then that sunday we celebrate the holy family of jesus. jesus, mary and joseph. and monday becomes a down day within the octave and then we start our second week and we have the feast, january 1st, while everyone else is celebrating new year's day. then following is a few more memorials. we have gregory the great, a wonderful doctor of the church. we have the memorial of two american saints, very important american saints and then epiphany on january 6 which falls on a sunday this year. it is wonderful that it falls on a sunday . >> the epiphany means showing forth ? >> the arrival of the spirit. and that in many places, in the east that is there christmas, much more important feast. the feast of the three kings and the arrival and all that. as you can see on the next week we have a week of christmas weekday masses but it culminates january 13

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munster then host leinster in a sold—out st stephen s day derby at thomond park.year. leinster s only defeat this season was away to glasgow on the opening weekend. almost three hours of play was lost due to heavy rain on the opening day of the boxing day test bewteen australia test between australia and pakistan at the mcg. after winning the toss pakistan chose to field and the aussie openers put on 90 before david warner was dismissed. the tourists then got the key wicket of steve smith before marnus labuschange's unbeaten 44 steadied the innings as they closed on 187 for 3. australia can seal the series in melbourne the series in melbourne after winning the first test. kagiso rabada took five wickets as south africa took charge of the first test against india at centurion. he dismissed captain rohit sharma early on and that set the tone for the rest of the day. wickets fell at regular intervals with india's talisman virat kohli also falling cheaply as they closed on 208 for 8. kl rahul staged a fightback late on with an unbeaten 70 before bad light and rain bro

st. stephen right in the center of district one. i was there too. about 2,000 people were there and that was much more than the police thought. they first tried to surround the demonstrators, but they did not succeed. the demonstration was completely peaceful. the count abundance. some of the immigrants from the middle east and west asia participated in this demonstration with the palestinian flag. the demonstration was very peaceful. they chanted in support of palestine . at first, the police just watched and did not act because they did not have enough staff there to surround the demonstrators. but after about an hour or more , they announced through the loudspeaker, both in german and arabic, that this gathering is illegal. at that time, several hundred people from the anti-riot forces were supported in the square. and all those who were in the square were arrested. in total, the next day, the police announced that 315 people have been arrested their charges were dealt with. they were accused of illegal presence in this gathering. god is great, g

st stephen gruber-miller, thanks. >> thank you. >>> here are five things to know for this monday. the 11th of december and 11th hour surprise reversal from donald trump who will not testify in new york. the court resumes tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. >>> and this hour, jury selection begins in the civil case against rudy giuliani to determine who he'll pay to georgia election workers he was found guilty of lying about during the 2020 presidential election. >>> a pivotal moment in the battle in ukraine. zelenskyy heads to washington to plead for more aid. he'll hold a news conference with president biden. >>> and people with picking up the pieces this morning after a series of tornadoes tore through states killing six people. >>> and harvard faculty members signed a report urging officials' growing pressure to remove the current president after that capitol hill meeting. >> downloadure five things podcast. >>> the u.n. warning the situation in gaza is a at breaking point and a humanitarian catastrophe looms. clarissa ward is on the ground for us. >> announcncer: five t things, brouought t

tonight we have got st stephen's choir in the pub which is an annual event now which is fantastic.ravel and weather where you are, of what they will be singing and clara is going to start is with the favourite you might know at home. lyric —— # away in a manger, no crib for a bed # the little lord jesus laid down his sweet head # the stars in their bright sky looked down where he lay # the little lord jesus asleep in the hay. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria hollins. the christmas getaway is underway with tens of thousands ofjourneys expected by road, rail, and planes. network rail are advising passengers to check before they travel as engineering works are scheduled over the christmas period, as well as the disruption caused by storm pia. and on the roads, daily delays of around a0 minutes are expected from friday to sunday on parts of the m25. the rac have this advice for drivers. the key thing for drivers is get away as early as you can. we are strongly recommending people avoid lunchtime journeys over friday, saturday and sunday in particular — that's when we e

my name isjessie stephens with a "ph". born in castries, st lucia, west indies in the year 1927. mum was a police liaison officer. in the middle of the night, you know, the police would come and pick mummy up so that she could go down to help some of these kids who had problems. for a black woman to be working with the police at that time was very awkward because people never trusted the police, so therefore they wouldn't trust her. we used to get picked up by the black mariah, which was a big van with the police in it. and they would stop us, they would search us and it was really uncomfortable. you know, it was your civil rights were being taken away from you. it was a very heavy period. but she didn't care. she thought she had a duty to do. she felt she needed to really help the community and help the youngsters that were having issues and problems. they needed someone at the time, you know? all those members of the police were all men, i was the only woman. and i thought i'd help, but some of the police officers didn't like the idea. i was called out and i went and when i got

stephen did as well. and the two of them together are one of those elements of american and st john's church that are worth remembering. one of the little known facts about presidential inaugurations is that it's been the custom in modern times have a a church service, a worship service of some kind before the president takes the oath of office. a lot of people feel that that's been something that's of long tradition and it's not. it actually began franklin roosevelt on, march 4th, 1933, when he wished to have a worship service, take before he took the oath of office in the depths of the great depression. so he contacted, the church and he organized a special service with his former headmaster at groton school who participate with the church and coming up with a special. they had that at st john's that morning and he felt that that was the way to start. he wrote letters later on saying that he thought that he got his administrate in off to the right footing by having that service at st john's in march 1933. now what that did was a planet in the minds people that this was a good thing to. so when roosevelt

>> reporter: stephen, the white house tells us that president biden was briefed here on st.this morning, about this incident, that really represents an escalation in the activities of these houthi rebels in the red sea. up until this point, we had heard about attack drones being launched from houthi controlled parts of yemen, as well as missiles. this is the first time, though, we've seen an incident of this nature where both approached a commercial ship, and there was an exchange of gunfire between the rebels and the security forces on board that ship before these houthis tried to board the ship, the u.s. navy responded to a distress call with helicopters coming into the area. and those rebels fired at those helicopters. of course, the helicopters returned fire, sank three of those boats, and killed the rebels on board. the national security council spokesperson john kirby was asked about this incident this morning on abc news. i want to tear a bit of what he said about the incident today. >> we don't seek a conflict, wider in the region. we're certainly not looking for a c

st story? >> evie: nicole, what's your story? [laughter] nicole thought it was very funny. i'm sure it's not the first time she's seen morphine love. >> stephena card that says: "a cup of eggnog by the fire... and your friendship this christmas is all i desire." >> evie: oh. >> stephen: very nice. but the first draft said "a cup of eggnog by the fire... would be so nice. doesn't even have to be by a fire honestly. tracy says i have an eggnog problem but i can stop any time i want. can i come over now? how much nog are you holding?" yeah. [applause] yeah. two nog problems. there is no alcohol in this nog unfortunately. i'm not allowed to have any alcohol. >> evie: tomorrow. >> stephen: tomorrow i get to drink alcohol again. tomorrow's show is going to be good. [laughter] this is a nice one. it says "on the first day of christmas my true love gave to me... everything i could ever wish for. i love you!" that's sweet. but the first draft said "on the first day of christmas my true love gave to me... a brita filter? what is wrong with you, kevin?" that's a good question. >> evie: a brita filter? >> stephen: like how practical can a present be? can

stephen barclay. given what russia is doing in ukraine, a new joint project for weapons deals. i mean, this feels to me like a complete slap in the face to the we sthe big problem with india and the coverage, especially whether it's the telegraph , guardian, bbc on telegraph, guardian, bbc on india, is a lack of understanding on india's india independence since they've become independent in india's constitution . they're a country constitution. they're a country thatis constitution. they're a country that is founded on socialism , that is founded on socialism, that is founded on socialism, thatis that is founded on socialism, that is india's bread and butter. that's what they've been founded on during the 1960s and 70s the west pretty much abandoned india had played a much stronger role with its neighbours in pakistan and india were almost forced to be in a very close relationship with the ussr. soviet union, russia. if you look to this day, 60% of all military comes from ussr , military comes from ussr, russia. and so they have a very on a pragmatic level, they have to keep a relationship with russia, whether they like it or not. the majority of