opposite the trinity church stands, no, not another one. ly atypical for the russian orthodox tradition, and next to it is the former basilian monastery, a building from the 1770s. advice, you should definitely check out the temple. on the ceiling of the main hall there is a huge panel of transformation. here in the 18th century paintings with realistic non-canonical depictions of the saints of jesus christ. these unusual paintings are the result of the uniad origin of the temple, like these round icons. you can hardly find anything like this in orthodox churches anywhere else, this is the very icon that is revered in the town, the mother of god adigetria of ruzhanskaya, she has gold crosses on her ring, a kind of gratitude from the parishioners. it is believed that in 1895 she saved the church from a severe fire. many buildings were damaged, a huge number of casualties, but the temple remained intact and unharmed. despite the fire, the events of the 20th century, when the church housed a hospital, a prison, and later a tourist base, now the

and so that was trinity episcopal church. that there is no contemporary evidence of that at all. and i have a really hard time believing that if soldiers are literally sitting on and in the streets, that shepherds town civilians would not open up. one of its largest buildings to house wounded soldiers. so more than likely, it is true that every single building was used across the street from trinity church, stood and still stands. the home of dr. john quigley. there were several doctors in town who were pitching in and helping the confederate medical staff treat as many of these wounded soldiers as possible. quigley 34 wounded soldiers crowded into his home, and no doubt they scattered throughout the yard as well, up and down the steps. also. and quigley and his family did best that they possibly could to care for these wounded soldiers that had suddenly found a place of refuge in, their simple home just up the street from quigley home and trinity episcopal church was the rectory, which still stands. it's a building you see o

and so that was trinity episcopal church. so i have found that there is no contemporary evidence of that at all. and i have a really hard time believing that if soldiers are literally sitting on and in the streets, that shepherds town civilians would not open up. one of its largest buildings to house wounded soldiers. so more than likely, it is true that every single building was used across the street from trinity church, stood and still stands. the home of dr. john quigley. there were several doctors in town who were pitching in and helping the confederate medical staff treat as many of these wounded soldiers as possible. quigley 34 wounded soldiers crowded into his home, and no doubt they scattered throughout the yard as well, up and down the steps. also. and quigley and his family did best that they possibly could to care for these wounded soldiers that had suddenly found a place of refuge in, their simple home just up the street from quigley home and trinity episcopal church was the rectory, which still stands. it's a bu

say, position, for several years now, father anthony has been conducting services in the holy trinity churchvolanbater. today, according to calculations, quite accurately, about 2.0 russian soldiers are not buried, they remain lying in the steppes of khalkhingol, so the idea was born back in the nineteenth year that we need to build a chapel ossuary, where we can rest our soldiers. where we will regularly pray for them, so we are planning to put an ossuary in this place on the territory of our temple. the draft project is already ready, the development of the engineering project has begun. now we are looking for sponsors who will be ready to help, to finance such a good and godly deed. among the heroes mongolia, who stood up to defend their young republic in 1939. preparations went on the offensive. the powerful blow caught the japanese units by surprise. on august 28 , zhukov reported to moscow that the soviet and mongolian armies had completely destroyed the japanese-manchurian troops that had crossed the border of the mongolian people's republic. officially, military actions on khalkhengo

for several years now , father anthony has been conducting services in the holy trinity church in ulanto date, according to fairly accurate estimates, about 2.0 russian soldiers have not been buried, they remain lying in the steppes of khalkhingol, so the idea was born back in the nineteenth year that... among the heroes of mongolia, who stood up to defend their young republic in 1939, were not only men of draft age, but very young girls. tserengeyn, cheren, was only 15 when she decided to volunteer for the khalkhingol war, i think, how can i help in the war, together with chimet tseren, 15 more girls were called to move to the city of bayan-tumen, now choi balsan, where the military hospital was located, the brave volunteers were getting on a cart. but the japanese had a numerical superiority. by august 10, the japanese troops were brought together into a group that numbered 75,000 personnel. thanks to a report from military intelligence, zhukov managed to forestall the attack. japanese. on august 20 , after air and artillery preparation, soviet troops went on the offensive. the power

just up the street from the home in trinity episcopalas church ws the directory that still stands. it was the home of the reverend of the trinity episcopal church charles wesley andrews and sarah wrote from her window right from the parlor window which is the first window to the left of the door looking at it in this view you can stand right in the street where she was talking about it she said i'm writing at the parlor window and ambulances are filled with wounded. she talked about the stream of ambulances moving through the town and of course the cry for more and more room this is the current administration building today but it was the town hall then. outside of the building it had been completed but the inside when he opened the door it wast juste across the floor there we no forwards yet. shepherdstown civilians grabbed any they could possibly find, threw them over the beams, scattered some straw across the floor, laid planks between them to try to create as much indoor interspace as possible for the wounded soldiers c. some great stories come out of this as well, stories of hu

tower of the kremlin, was brought to the capital by order of tsar alexei mikhailovich from the trinity church. now in its place is the savior cathedral of kirov. the tsar himself , solemnly surrounded by clergy, solemnly met this image on red square, which was transferred by him through. so the spasskaya tower is the only one where christ is depicted from both sides at once, and although the spas izvyatki gave the name to the central kremlin tower, the main state view of the kremlin, it was still the smolensk spas. in 1514, grand duke vasily ii, father of ivan the terrible, stormed smolensk , returning the original russian city after a century of lithuanian occupation. here on the banks of the dnieper, not only was a barrier erected to the military expansion of the west, but the rights of orthodox christians were protected from oppression catholic gentry. for the gate icons of the smolensk fortress wall, but the reverse process is also possible, this is also undoubtedly. in honor of the return of the city , vasily ii built the novodevichy convent and the church on vasilyevsky spusk, which did

tower of the kremlin, was brought to the capital by order of tsar alexei mikhailovich from the trinity churchw in its place is the savior cathedral of kirov. the tsar himself solemnly, surrounded by the clergy , solemnly met this image on red square, which was. transferred by him through the fralovskiye dedy gates of the ruspensky cathedral of the kremlin. so the spasskaya tower is the only one where christ is depicted from both sides at once. and although the savior from vyatka gave the name to the central kremlin tower, the main state view of the kremlin is still the savior of smolensk. in 1514, grand duke vasily. the third father of ivan the terrible takes smolensk by storm returns the original russian city after a century of lithuanian occupation. here on the banks of the dnieper not only a barrier to the military expansion of the west was erected, but the rights of orthodox christians were protected from the oppression of the catholic gentry. smolensk is called the key to moscow, on the passage gates of its towers there are icon cases reminiscent of the gate of the capital. perhaps the a

and the trinity church - the temple of the newly arrived bernardine monastery is open. its golden onion dome shines so much that it seems to be visible from where. previously , the church had a tent tower, about 10 years ago it was replaced with a green dome, very similar to the one found in photographs from the early 20th century. a couple more years passed , and the current golden onion was installed in its place. historical circles are still not happy, saying that it violates the historical appearance of the temple, but ordinary people like it. many years ago , a simple, unpretentious dish appeared in the united states of america, it was a cutlet between two buns. it was called a hamburger. why so, no one remembers. to tell you that i was right after all, you don't need a bun, you can eat it like that, it's all the products of meat processing plants with lonim , it is in the top five largest producers of sausages in our country, and if the rating was made by the taste of these very products, i think the slonim residents would be in the top three, so when i was offered

windows, here it is, cars, everything is broken, father evgeny shestopalov, rector of the holy trinity churchsudzha, himself saved his flock, at first they took cover behind reliable walls of the temple, then the priest began to take the parishioners to a safe distance in his car, here are some more people i brought in , soldiers, thank god, but the thing is that, uh , they call, while i have connections, they call, everyone calls asking to pick up their relatives. "i'm just torn apart, i'm honestly telling you, i'm not complaining, but i just don't have time to take everyone out, here's who, who with my husband, of course we'll take out, if we have time, ambulance teams are trying to evacuate people from the dangerous sector." and fathers with infants, these are residents of border villages and villages of sudzhansky district of the kursk region, they were lucky they were able to reach the regional center alive. almost every seven has a story of miraculous salvation. only a good reaction saved them from death, they managed to release the gas a second before the ukrainian armed forces drone l

father evgeny shestopalov, the rector of the holy trinity church in sudzha, himself saved his flock. at first they hid behind the reliable walls of the temple, then in his car. the priest began to take the parishioners to a safe distance, here are some more people i brought in , thank god, but the thing is that, uh , they call, while i have connections, they call, everyone calls asking to pick up their relatives, i'm already just i'm torn, i'm honest, i'm not complaining, but i just don't have time to evacuate everyone, whoever we can, of course we will, if we have time, ambulance crews are trying to evacuate people from the dangerous sector, but the red one... children, these are residents of border villages and villages of the sudzhansky district of the kursk region, they were lucky they were able to reach the regional center alive, almost every media outlet has a story of miraculous rescue. only a good reaction saved them from death, they managed to release the gas a second before the ukrainian armed forces drone, loaded with explosives, dived. the drone was hovering above us, my

carbon copy, and the same sudzha, forty-third year, again the nazis came in then, sat in the same trinity churchrned it, then there was probably some italian journalist with them, who filmed all this, showed it and broadcast about the heroism of the german nazis. the enemy is also making certain efforts to demoralize our rear, take at least the banners that, according to a number of information dumps, allegedly appeared in the city of kursk and call on russian women to give birth, with an emphasis on unconfirmed statements by marshal zhukov. this is a typical joke, and about the fact that he allegedly at some point there says something. naturally, there are no references to any specific documents or transcripts of any conversations or testimonies of more or less official persons, nothing like that. if you look at the losses of the fronts that zhukov commanded at different times and compare them with other soviet commanders, it suddenly turns out that the operations that zhukov conducted were distinguished by the lowest percentage of military losses. the poster layout matches the fake quote the l

jude forty-third year, again then the nazis came in, sat in the same trinity church, burned it down, then with them, probably, there was also some italian journalist who filmed all this, showed and... there is nothing like that, if you look at the losses of the staff there more or less official persons, nothing of the fronts that zhukov commanded in different periods, compare with other soviet commanders, then it suddenly turns out that the operations that zhukov conducted, they were distinguished by the lowest percentage of military casualties. the poster layout itself matches the fake quote, the logo of the national project demography, was definitely cut out from somewhere in a photo editor, but copied. very crookedly, having considerably compressed it horizontally, accordingly, any viewer will be able to recognize the fake, well, with a more or less normal eye, and the kallash, as a result of which zhukov had a baby in his arms, was cooked up too poorly for factory printing, in the end, a primitive hack job, however, the swindlers from tsypso traditionally do not care the quality

, and so ... the same sudzhe, forty-third year, again then the nazis came in, sat in the same trinity church it down, then with them, probably, there was also some an italian journalist who filmed all this, showed and broadcast about the heroism of the german nazis. the enemy is making certain efforts to demoralize our rear, take at least the banners that, according to a number of information dumps, allegedly appeared in the city of kursk and call on russian women to give birth, with an emphasis on unconfirmed statements by marshal zhukov. this is a typical joke, yes, about how he allegedly once said something there, naturally, no references to any specific documents or transcripts of any conversations or evidence there more or less official persons, there is nothing like that. if you look at the losses of the fronts that zhukov commanded in different periods and compare them with other soviet commanders, it suddenly turns out that... however, the swindlers from tsypso traditionally do not care about the quality of the content, since the stake is made on its quantity. we see how tsypso is wo

lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. just a mile away from the scene at holy trinity churchhem. the beginning of the answer to the question, how can we live in a town where a great evil was done, comes from knowing that it is a town where great heroism was shown too. a town where adults, among them the leader of the class, a supply teacher at our school, were injured trying to shield the children from their attacker. southport has always been a place where heroes live. at the bottom of the shield, you can see a ship. that ship represents the southport lifeboat. at either end of the police cordon, and with every hour that passes, the gifts, messages and floral tributes continue to grow. and here, once more, people are doing what they can to help. katie runs dance classes at the hart centre where the attacks took place. along with her friend anna they're tending to the flowers. we're just trying to make it look a bit more presentable, really, and just take all the cellophane out just for the families and for everybody affected, just so that flowers will last a bit longer. we s

only in the late nineties... the natural monument was restored and i go further to the church of the holy trinityhighest point in sino. today we can see the restored architectural structure, but several times smaller than it was before. photographic facts indicate that at first the church was wooden, and then the temple was rebuilt in brick, and only after that. at the beginning of the 19th century , a monastery was erected nearby, hello, good afternoon, i’m taking you to the seninskaya land and would like to ask our temple, what a crowd there is, let’s go. of the catalan faith, on these teritors, there would be the order of the franciscans, conflictual, today the interior decoration of the church of the holy trinity pleases with its simplicity and depth at the same time, the central image of the holy trinity was painted by the hands of the rector of the church himself, he drew the main idea of ​​the plot from the holy scripture, and the most interesting thing is that the rector began work on the image.. . there i found yashche, as i remember, yashche, lakes, chuli, like a vine. gets kastsel woul

evgeny shestopalov, the rector of the holy trinity church in sudzha, he himself saved his flock. at first they hid behind the reliable walls of the church, then in his car, the priest began to take the parishioners to a safe distance. i brought some more people , soldiers, thank god, but the thing is that, uh , they call, while i have connections, they call, everyone calls and asks to pick up their relatives, i'm just torn apart, i'm honestly telling you, i'm not complaining, but i just don't have time to take everyone out. take out, whoever, whoever we can, of course, we will take out, if we have time, evacuate people from the dangerous sector ambulance crews are trying, but the terrorists perceive the red cross on the roof as a target. dasha, the only survivor from her team, the paramedic drivers, her shifts, died while trying to enter sudzha. many thanks to the ambulance doctors, the regional hospital. today it is already better, the worst is behind us. women and children, waited for a pause between the shelling, watched the sky and while there were no copters, broke through to

head of the russian orthodox church, thanked the clergy who sheltered dozens of residents of the trinity churche children were just crying, they were touched by every sound, and now they laugh, laugh, here they play on the carpets in our church. all the people have already been taken to a safe place to protect themselves from the ukrainian. terrorists the russian guard has strengthened security measures at the kurdish nuclear power plant, reserves are being transferred to the region to drive the militants out of russia. special forces akhmat - one of the detachments is here, little by little, we have already grown here, we will do our job for the good of our state. the ministry of defense publishes footage of iskander strikes on a column of ukrainian armed forces equipment. this video shows a precise strike. lancet on the polish self-propelled gun krab, which was drinking from forests. the k-52 helicopter strikes the ukrainian armed forces personnel with unguided c-8 air-to-air missiles, discharging the entire weapons unit. to destroy the ukrainian armed forces militants. alligator uses guided

day before , was commented on in an interview with our tv channel by the rector of the church of the life-giving trinitythe sparrow hills, parterre andrey novikov. let's discuss the actual ban on the canonical orthodox church in ukraine. the verkhovna rada made the corresponding decision. let's discuss this topic with the rector of the church of the life-giving trinity on the sparrow hills , archpriest andrey novikov. he is in touch with the studio. father andrey. hello. hello. tell me, how do you rate this decision?

we will discuss this topic with the rector of the church of the life-giving trinity on sparrow hills , archpriest andrei novikov. he is in touch with the studio, father andrei. hello. hello. tell me, how do you rate this? solution? the orthodox church, although in their russophobia, it would probably be difficult for anyone to surpass them, but as we see, now the nazis in ukraine are superior to their teachers, and of course, the consequences will be the most severe, millions of believers, according to this law, must be left without the true orthodox church, without its sacraments, without prayers, and the church in this situation, with... full implementation of this law, will have to go, there is such a church term, into the catacombs, yes, in the image of the first christians of the roman era, into an underground existence, already now the security agencies of ukraine have announced that investigative actions are being carried out against 100 clergymen of the canonical ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, criminal cases have been initiated. the majority of them, in

was a fire, everything burned down along with ufa, only the smolensk cathedral remained, future trinity churchachevshchina. no one managed to take ufa. bashkar, dough, potatoes and onions. if we take bashkir pastries, bashkir cuisine, we have three basic products, dough, potatoes, meat, that is, fbb is dough and potatoes and a lot of oil, butter, vegetable, bashkir cuisine is hearty, the legacy of nomads, to wash it down at fachin's, the drink was invented by locals, tea, coffee, milk, honey, mint, oregano, thyme, grated raspberry chak-chak on top, how does it taste, a mixture of fruit, coffee. taste, very tasty, ufa is 450 years old, it continues to grow, dozens of projects, the wrestling palace, on the colonado embankment, millions of tourists come to ufa every year, if only to see the sarmatian gold, unique gold items of the filippovsky burial mounds - 5 centuries bc were found by an expedition led by the bashkir archaeologist anatoly pshenichnyuk in 1987-1988 and almost more... hundreds of attractions from natural adits and caves to architectural beauties, everyone is sure to take a photo

church tradition. the blessed virgin mary is revered first after the holy trinity, above all the saints, above the angels and archangels, the cherubim and seraphim. this is sung in church hymns. the reason for such special veneration of the most pure virgin is rooted in the fact that she was chosen to become the mother of the second person of the holy trinity, and thereby to contain herself , the incomprehensible, god himself. only god the father and the virgin mary can call him their beloved son. through the mother of god, christ entered our human life, took on human nature, and since then has been inseparable, inseparably, unchangeably, the divine nature and the human nature are together, although not merged, as the fathers of the fourth ecumenical council teach us, and we note that this teaching is important in principle, it became a watershed between the correct teaching and the teaching that deviated into heresy. the above words mean that jesus christ is the true god, the true man. in the canon of the feast of the dormition of the most holy theotokos, during the evening service, we heard these words

just a mile away from the scene at holy trinity church, there were prayers for the three young girls,he answer to the question, how can we live in a town where a great evil was done, comes from knowing that it is a town where great heroism was shown too. a town where adults, among them the leader of the class, a supply teacher at our school, were injured trying to shield the children from their attacker. southport has always been a place where heroes live. at the bottom of the shield, you can see a ship. that ship represents the southport lifeboat. at either end of the police cordon, and with every hour that passes, the gifts, messages and floral tributes continue to grow. and here, once more, people are doing what they can to help. katie runs dance classes at the hart centre where the attacks took place. along with her friend anna they're tending to the flowers. we're just trying to make it look a bit more presentable, really, and just take all the cellophane out just for the families and for everybody affected, just so that flowers will last a bit longer. we sort of feel compelled t

. >> in the field of statutory interpretation, justice scalia was the church of the holy trinity, a case wherhought that the literally language of the statute had to control even though it's pretty hard to that to apply in certaineant tuations. as you see this case, this is another church of the holy trinity case. >> i would ss quite in search of the holy trinity, one -- as egregious as the case of the holy trinity, one of the argument the government is making are certainly in t spirit of holy trinity, to borrow a phase thawaused from the holy trinity opinion. i don't think a textualityud can accept the rationale this being offered by the u.s. government, and they are in their brief maki ppose of this argument along the lines of what we saw in church of the holy trinity. >> thank you. >> justiceotomayor? >> why would even a person with arthritis, why would ongress think they needed to shoot 400 to 700 or 800 rounds of ammunition under any circumstance? >> you can't- >> if you don't let a person without arthritis do that, w would you permit a person with arthritis to do it? >> they don't

as you see this case, this is another church of the holy trinity case. >> i would say it's quite in ch of the holy trinity, one -- as egregious as the case of the holy trit one of the argument the vement is making are certainly in the spirit of holy trinity, to borrow a phase that was used fromoly trinity opinion. i don't think a textuality judge can acce t rationale this being offered by the u.s. government, anth are in their brief making purpose of this argument along the lines of what we saw in church of the holy trinity. >>hank you. >> justice sotomayor? >> why would even a rs with arthritis, why would congress think they needed to shoot 400 to 700 or 800 rounds of ammunition under any circumstance? >> you can't -- >> if you n't let a person without arthritis do that, why would you peit person with arthritis to do it? >> they don'sht 400 to 700 rounds, because the magazine only goes up to 50. so you're ill going to have to change the magazine after every round. ow large capacity and also, there are many shooters who can pull the trigger of a somatic rifle very, very quickly, who ca

berinsky reserve, guardianship palace, puslovsky castle, church of the holy trinity in hervyaty, welltheir people’s ears, then there’s traffic, drivers, as a rule, pay little attention to traffic rules and does not follow the rules of safe driving, horse-drawn carts are a common danger on roads in rural areas, well, we took statistics and asked the ministry of health, in my opinion, yes, 134,000 foreign citizens from last year, 149 countries received treatment from us in cardiology, oncology, neurology, neurosurgery, ophthalmologists and dentistry, i don’t know what else to do, but for now i’ll show you a video from canada, well, let’s discuss it, and the video of the canadian street, that the children’s proverb comes all the time this is what comes to mind, when i listen to you, whoever calls you names is called that way. not ours, but the western ones, here and there they wrote according to the template, it also seems to me that after all, here it was taken under the template, the conditions for receiving a grant from the belarusian were written there public organization non-governm

churches. of course, the shredded tsvekka was published, the holy trinity, yana adnositstsa and 18-year-old, it social tree, without adzinaga pitiful color, only... drayly tsvykі zamatso i appreciate the memory of myself, at the 70th reptile, as a bachytse, the tsarva was covered with clapboard, covered with plaque, stainless steel, at the hellish gonta, which was covered and painted in a blue color, as the royal canons follow. yes, by the way, yes, in this tsarkve, i have lost my hopes, well, by the way, here... 2004. yes, until the hour of the stone castle , we were not there. yana was earlier, because yana was pabudavana for about 20 years. ale ў bastards vyalikay ichynna war, here the front line is gone. perad svyatomikalayevskaya tsarvoy tsaglyana was a school. and all of this school had a german garrison. savetsky troops... 1944 godze called the guard, they were on the offensive, and the tsarka, as the highest happiness was good, was a good tank a few kilometers away from the guard, and the artillery of the savetskaya was great in the weight of the fire on the german garrison, the germans

fifth anniversary in november, we are focused on ensuring that black churches are at the highest at the same level as new york city's trinity or even d.c. national cathedral. what do think about the legacy and role of black churches and civil rights that they center culture and have amazing social justice program? but they are facing so many threats with aging congregation and limited resources and are not prioritizing the physical preservation of history. and so we want to correct that imbalance. we have just established a partnership with the getty foundation, where we will help to preserve historic places designed by black architects, the modernist style to ensure that these places are celebrate it, but most importantly, that the design contribution of black architects is known and and value in american society. and i think that's so important because don't realize how few black there are in the. my cousin is an architect and i think just recently there are 500 license black women architects in the country, just 500 black women. right. the numbers for black african-american architects is not that much bigger. so we're ta

necessarily on easter, well, maybe there for... salvation for the trinity, that's three times a year, eh, but they enroll themselves in orthodox churcheschurches it's all the same which church to go to, whether it's moscow or ukrainian, but here i think that there are even a lot like its atheists and its adherents to the orthodox church of ukraine, but there is a swamp, who cares, well, but in the meantime, i think that... if it is cool to work with the communities, when there will be some kind of front from the metropolitans, well, if they ban the moscow church, they will say for six months, there conditionally from some there on february 1 there or march 1, 25, it is not possible to write on the church that this is the church of the moscow patriarchate, the community, well , the church community must decide who they are, then they will hold some kind of council, create another church, which will not be called the church of the moscow patriarchate there, and it will be called some... well, well, no, not ocu they won’t call it there, but there, there, i don’t know, there, the eastern ukrainian orthodox church, for example, yes, it’s li

trinity cathedral of the transfiguration of the savior solovetsky monastery. together with the head of the region, alexander tsybulsky, he visited the objects under restoration, including the church of st. nicholas, where the crosses will soon be raised on the renovated dome, as well as the sacristy, where the work has already been completed. according to the head of the russian orthodox church , solovki evokes special feelings in him. during the years of persecution, he served his exile here. and miraculously remained alive. elena, thank you. so, we continue to share big news with viewers in moscow and regions. see you in a few seconds. today, a moscow court arrested andrey sidoropoulos for 2 months. a coach and founder of online courses, who hid from his students for more than a year and a half. incidentally, they never got rich, despite the promises of the mentor, but he himself, according to preliminary estimates, earned more than 8 million, if you can say, earned. all the details of the case are with andrey shevtsov. the outrageous blogger and business coach andrey sidoropoulos is being brought to the zaltverskoy court of the capital. he is suspected of large-scale fraud, cr

maleben in the holy trinity monastery in kursk, a new center for comprehensive assistance to displaced persons has opened here, organized by the russian orthodox church. in addition to the usual material assistance, also targeted. conversation with each person separately, attentively, to hear him, to try to help him wherever we can. qualified doctors are ready to help at any moment. acting governor of the region alexey smirnov visited the hospital where our fighters who repelled the attack of ukrainian militants are currently being treated, he contacted the mother of one of the heroes by phone. i want to say thank you in your person, as a mother, to all the mothers of our defenders, you are defending our homeland, holding back enemy, in this area volunteers have set up a field kitchen, a hot food point for people from the kursk border area, hot tea, fruit and obligatory potatoes with meat, it works all day long, you can come at any time. every day up to 150 people are fed here, the main thing is to somehow feed people, console them, support them, encourage them, talk, maybe with someone. humanitarian aid comes to kursk from all over the country. alex

my topic is missionaries in korea and china i of go back went back to the churches i researched what happened after they trinityto the united states and i was surprised and shocked how many of them ended at universities as professors not only in area studies but also international loans and internship relations shaping, not just about shipping information about their specific kind of location work country, but also the methodology to how to engage with other kind of will they at their countries and nations. i was wondering if you can tell a little bit more about academic dimension of because you have a chapter about expert where you talked about research like samuel williams after coming back from china, yale became a yale professor of china. so yeah, if you can tell a little bit more about that kind of role as a kind of shaping how people who are future generation with the work. it's a fantastic question and i think know to get a full answer we're going to have to wait for your dissertation, which is exciting. it's good to see you again. yes. so missionaries and missionary kids also are a big part of this stor

trinity cathedral are kept the relics of st. seraphim of sorov, one of the most revered saints of the russian orthodox church. wanted to visit and venerate the relics and shrines of deveyevsky. we visited once and a year later we came again, now my daughters have grown up, and i have already arrived with my daughter. 60 km from deveyev, already in mordovia, there is another ancient monastery - sanaksarsky, which is closely connected with the ushakov family, the invincible admiral, now a holy righteous warrior, is buried here, and his uncle, the monk theodore, was abbot here for many years, well here here so beautiful, people come here for the first time, here this very silence, this very calmness, has a beneficial effect on the soul and heart, unlike the deveyevsky monastery , there are not so many pilgrims in sanaksar, and my son and i came from surgut. we were going to deveevo, deveevo monastery, well, we ended up here purely by chance. they seem to be close, but to get from one monastery to another, pilgrims need to take a detour, which is 130 km. they decided to connect the two ancient monasteries with a

church, orange, so that there is a feeling of warmth. are there any interesting ones ? stories related to, which took place, perhaps in this area or during construction. the icon of the holy trinityabraham himself, sarah, you see, in the department there. one of the most talented and famous belarusians worked now. now people come to create in order to learn a little more about his life and work. the yakub kolas museum is the main attraction of the village of pinkovicha. all of belarus knows yakub kolas as one of the pillars of belarusian literature, the author of the poem novaya zemlya and many other significant works. well, here in the pinkovichs tell of kolos as a simple village teacher who in 1904. read the guide to raising and teaching children, written in 1875, such an old manual for young mothers and teachers, it is very interesting, how did they teach how to raise children then? no lullabies should be allowed, they are all harmful to the child and restless for those caring for them. a child accustomed to falling asleep in arms, every time he wakes up, screams to be picked up in ... arms, and since he wakes up quite often, then you will have to take him out of bed often, an