and christ is central to the priesthood. his mission is not to draw people so much to himself but threw himself to christ, that encounter with the lord. if he believes with the church believes and teaches in the offering of the eucharist, he believes this is cruelly the mystery of christ present, renewed and offered to the father. then he would naturally express that through reverence, through love. you cannot fake that. unfortunately, when a priest doesn't celebrate with reverence, people pick up with that. so priests are crucial in terms of their focus on their dedication to this central mystery and especially the reference in the celebration of the mass. >> i guess the priest is, we think of priests as doing various tasks and jobs, they can be educators and teachers. is your central task the saying of the liturgy and the mass. >> the very nature of priesthood is offered sacrifice. in all religions, the priest offers sacrifice. that is his defining role. others can do academic, social and community work. all of those things

he embodies the best of the priesthood. even though it was a fictional character, he is the best of vincent de paul and so many others that embodied the best of what it is to pattern their lives after the heart of the lord. for me, for i am gentle and humble of heart. if a person with that kind of heart touches the soul of another human being, he is a success as a priest and what matters to god. >> recently i've been thinking about the idea of success and what it means in my priesthood. on one hand i'd say every single day is successful in that the job of the priest is to offer the sacrifice of the mass and every single day i offer the sacrifice of the mass for the glorification of god the father and salvation of souls. so in a sense i could say every single day for up priest is successful. on another level, what does it mean away from that reality? it is bringing people closer to christ and having people come to realize that christ is the way, the truth and the life and being able to surrender themselves to that life. that

, this is the norm of life, and the person essentially fulfilled his oath given when entering the priesthoodible for the inhabitants of 25 villages, that was the number included in father victor’s parish, the priest himself had four small children, and this did not become an obstacle to saving scouts and saboteurs when the police arrived... father victor passed them off as his workers , he didn’t ask them unnecessary questions, they didn’t ask him anything either they asked nothing about how the workers worked, but he knew that at night they disappeared somewhere, then appeared, he felt that they were connected somewhere with someone there, these people, these people connected him with real partisans detachments, the priest in the village had spiritual strength and enjoyed authority; during the years of occupation, one often had to be on the edge of a knife, no matter how much the pastor wanted. yes, everything is classy, ​​well, the germans, so come on, father, well, well , well, the table is set here, and little ira goes and dziadzi there, and dziadzi there. partisan detachment, after the

priests, this is the norm of life, and a person essentially fulfilled his oath given upon entering the priesthood the inhabitants of 25 villages, this was the number of father victor’s parish, the priest himself had four small children, and this did not become an obstacle to saving the shelter of scouts and saboteurs, when the police arrived, father victor passed them off as his workers. he didn’t ask them unnecessary questions, they didn’t ask him anything either, he was like a worker. they were working, but he knew that at night they disappeared somewhere, then appeared, he felt that they were connected somewhere with someone there, these people, these people connected him with real partisan detachments. the priest in the village had spiritual power and enjoyed authority. during the years of occupation, one often had to be on the edge of a knife, no matter how much the shepherd wanted, but he was obliged to communicate with the german administration, civilian and police, and this is a fact. father victor, taking advantage of his position, wrote out passes and certificates. grains of soft hay th

knowledge, of course, to show your resource, your intellect, but certainly in a service like the priesthood personal qualities, his character, his view of the world, his spiritual qualities are very important, what kind of scanner are you? you determine whether , roughly speaking, a person is fit to receive an education in religious educational institutions, or is it better for him, perhaps, to somehow either mature morally or look for another profession? vladyka philorette, the first patriarchal exarch, a name we remember with gratitude; under him the minsk spirituality was revived seminary in zhurovichi, our minsk theological academy was opened under him, he always met very carefully with... this is how big it is, how it changes from year to year, this year, what it will be like, this is how many young people you are expecting for admission ? for several years now we have had a plan for enrolling 15 people into the master's program, we have been implementing it for several years, sometimes even years, sometimes we take a little more than 16-17, once of course there were more, we had a lar

a real priest, he is sacred with a capital p, because the priesthood is the most important thing.is the service of the liturgy, eugene loved the liturgy very much, he loved the service, but if a priest loves the service, he was accomplished as a priest. in the late sixties, father evgeniy was sent to argentina, he built an orthodox church in the bnsa of russia, upon returning to his homeland, he served in kobrin, brest, he was the secretary of the brest diocesan administration, he became the founder of the tradition, on may 9 he served in the brest fortress, in honor of the victory he became . there were a lot of questions when he was already got sick when there was also such a reaction, and he cried, “i won’t die until i build it.” he managed to build a temple, the consecration of which was attended by patriarch of moscow of all russia alexy ii. in 2000, archpriest yevgeny porfenyuk became a laureate of the prize for spiritual revival. city of brest, dean of the church in the brest district. these were people. even today, of course, most of us would turn to psychologists, who cou

own lives, the document says, they saved citizens from... also kotelnikov, and the guardian of the priesthoodox church, nikolai, was posthumously awarded the order of courage by the church. on sunday, armed militants attacked a synagogue and a church in derbent, as well as a church and a traffic police post in makhachkala. as a result, 21 people died, mostly law enforcement officers. the federal air transport agency has classified data on how many aircraft each russian airline has. next, business news, denis tovalayev is with us. denis, what is this information? may interfere. ilya, yes is it the opinion that this will make it easier for russian airlines to replenish their fleet with foreign aircraft? there is an addition to the already large list of classified statistics in russia. the federal air transport agency has stopped publishing information on its website about how many aircraft are in the fleet of each russian airline. the ato profile portal was the first to draw attention to this. the federal air transport agency indicates that he himself remained in the public domain. a list of ru

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the priesthood better job in his homily over the weekend. >> but but no, i think that is more of the talking about it for me again, he's devout christian. >> i don't really see what the the big thing is, megan, but these people, i just think our supreme court justices sort of need to rise above this. and i agree with molly that like we've all been in a situation where you just like nod and say, but he went further and then when his wife's comments, it just shows that like they're they're not viewing themselves as above and making laws for our country. >> it was his faith like it was not, it was not about politics. they're talking to say, it also she was goading him. she would want to introduce scholarliness into it. she was the one that he's just agreeing. >> yeah, i agree. like it's these ideas weren't germinated on their own. she was leading him. >> i don't agree with what she did. i think it's terrible and i think both sides do it and i think it's awful. i don't think we'd be putting a lot more women pre haven't talked about project verisign's 09 and rightfully so i'm fine, but th

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i went away to study the catholic priesthood at age 14 and decades, tried to a book about it and did, and it was published 41 years ago, in 1983. my wife, celia, we were married then, and that was the first book struck. all she endured gave me a great t-shirt, which still exists and the third floor loft of home. and it says caution book in progress on the next book she upped the ante and it said just say no to books. but didn't mean that. so all of the females in this room as as all the rest of you. thank you for coming. boy, is this a biography or is this a memoir? it's both i think i know we're at the leon leavey center for biography. it's part autobiographical i mean, i'm so much in the story. it's my father's story. a man, i knew for 59 years and another way didn't know at all. and that's what this book represents. a son's search for his father. it's very much a book about world war two, but in a larger way, not even about world war two. it's about a searching for his father. so, kai, i had to kind of go out into the world to discover the truths in my own heart. i certainly went a

i, president, was sick for the charging and conviction, public journalist for doing their job. that is a really alarming priesthood. it's a sort of thing we'd expect you to know 3rd period. we'll talk to la, terry and humphrey positive. a problem centrist alliance could be delta, a major blow o, find the pens, you are skeptical, position policy, as not for elections and problems are in full swing today. his willingness to send both troops and weapons to ukraine. house with helps and phones coalitions holding po number, the hello and welcome. this is the weekly on, on the international bringing you the latest wells news updates along with around that. but the stories that shapes the week is good to have you with them. but after a 14 year long legal battle, we can expand the julia to sanchez returned home to australia and were united with his family off the striking of please deal with the us government. as long as it's released, spots celebrations across australia demonstrates as gather to praise the outcome of the quote here rank. and julian's return home with australia. and we'll make the worried about the presid

today on us to recreate a pricing that was set for the charging and conviction. public journalist for doing that job. that is a really alarming priesthood. it's a sort of thing we'd expect you to know. 3rd period will to tell it harry, in country, it is not what we would expect from the united states or similar country like destroyer. well, i think it changed a chill down the spine of journal as world war that this price it, it has been sick and it means out there is more work to do to push for media, freedom and protections for journalist. so they can do that job. us right, our t correspondence table is doing this. me now in the studio for more on this is shay, as truly is representatives? not mincing words are the yeah, yes or no. i'd say it's important to consider the assigned issue in a wider context. of course australia, except important ally now of the united states and united states, the engine of this whole case against the assigned. and well, i'm afraid the lawmaker on his legal team and commentators can come out and say this is, you know, it's, it's a victory of sorts. but it's also a very concerning development for openness a

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i present it was sick for the charging and conviction of a journalist for doing their job. that is a really alarming priesthood. it's a sort of thing we'd expect you to know. 3rd period will to tell it harry, in country, it is not what we would expect from uh, the united states, or similar country loc and stria. i think it sends a chill down the spine of journalists world war that this president has been sick and it means out there is more work to do, to push for lady of freedom and protections for journalist so they can do the job. all right, let's discuss this further. now is my colleagues say both and joins me here in the studio is a what's been the reaction to these developments in the last? well, i mean the us, of course, where this was the engine of the case against julian, the sondra member and astray and citizen, accused of crimes against the american state, basically the crime of revealing us war crimes. after all is very important. we remember what this is all about. so you can imagine in the states there's been mixed reaction. so haiti, and as a, as a victory against a human story, he's a junior. so

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the further implementation of a large-scale project, now it is necessary to finance, well, little by little, somewhere in terms of when , what and how much it costs, we have in each direction, his priesthoodother supervisory board, where there is something for everyone road map, the region will certainly take an active part in financing, but we will also participate in government programs, this includes the modernization of healthcare, because we need to remove old clinics and administrative publications, enter into each of the federal programs in parts, exactly when necessary to get into the next program, just come, that’s exactly what we’d like to talk about and we’ll talk about it. pilgrims, tourists and residents of the city were waiting for the cathedral all this time, vladimir putin came out to talk with them, birthday, it’s the young man’s birthday, come here, come here, it’s 10 years, what’s your name, can you, come here. where he served as rector and during the terrorist attack in which he died. for many townspeople this is a personal loss. even those who profess islam came to him for advice. father nikolai became the prototype of the figure symbolizing christianity in the derben