today, the main value of the church of the assumption of the virgin mary are the frescoes.y cover the walls. and preserve centuries-old history, as experts from the district museum note, about twenty frescoes have been preserved in the church, which reflect both traditional, religious, and secular stories of history, some of them are the only ones of their kind in belarus. the carmelite church belongs to the catholic community of the city, festive liturgies and masses are held in the chapel of the church. by the way, in 2020 , the ancient wooden crucifix of jesus christ returned to the church of the assumption of the virgin mary... the doors of the architectural monument are now closed to tourists. earlier, during excursions, city guests hurried to climb the very steep stairs on the tower of the building to see the beautiful views of mstislavl. perhaps someday tourists will be able to visit these places again. 2021 was the year of discoveries. excavations were carried out in the carmelite church. the archaeological team made one small excavation in the middle of the central

as our ancestors from generation to generation for centuries, so today we glorify the virgin mary, ours. a spiritual protector who inspires and strengthens us in the fight against evil. we believe that there is a holy omofor, who covered the cossacks, today spread over each of our soldiers, those who bravely defend our homeland on the battlefield. dear defenders of ukraine. your courage and resilience inspire, give hope for a peaceful future, your service is a manifestation of true love for your neighbors, for ukraine. deep respect for you and special words of our gratitude. we pray for each of you, for each defender of the homeland, for your relatives and brothers, for the ukrainian people, guilty heroes. we prayerfully wish you all god's help, we ask that the virgin mary cover you from all evil, and michael the archangel and all the saints lead to victory over the enemy and the establishment of peace. we believe in this, because with our people and with you, its protectors and protectors, the truth is that god is with us, the protection of the most holy is over us. mother of god, glor

we ask the virgin mary to protect you from all evil.nd michael the archangel. and all the saints led to victory over the enemy and establishment of peace. we believe that because the truth is with our people and with you, its defenders and defenders. god is with us, the protection of the holy mother of god is over us. glory to our lord jesus christ, glory to you, our defenders, and glory to ukraine. a new week, we return to the live air and start an hour of our comments and our analytics, now khrystyna yatskiv will join us, and we will start talking about all the topics that i have already announced, but before, yes, khrystyna is already here, khrystyna , good evening, viewers, glad to see, but before we'll... start talking, i'll remind you about our survey, and then we'll start, we're asking you if you're satisfied with the results of zelensky's visit to... the united states of america, if you think so, you can take your phones absolutely free or smartphones and vote 0800 211 381, if you think not, 0800 3802, 211 382, ​​you see all the

time because of this, then all sorts of god. where is some kind of there who was she there the virgin maryas some kind of in kiev yes what difference does it make they were sects everywhere that is well it's like now some recently invented neopaganism has appeared there i was talking to different people there some citizen tried to tell me by the way a deputy of the state duma was recently trying to tell me about the elder edda at length i see that is it is clear that she hasn't read it. well because, well let's say, politely, but when all this is brought in all this in all seriousness all this through such, wants to say, people, and you haven't tried, well first to study at school, then at the institute, read books, got it, i'm guilty, i'll keep quiet, as marina correctly said, now there is clip thinking, everything should be fast, fast, mikhailovich, well , actually, the most important event, if we talk about the country america, happened this morning, and the imf and the world bank. their economy scheme dubinin chubais. 1995-98. 3 years, by the way, i draw attention, that is, in other wo

we opened them, removed the late paint and found an image in the deesis. in the center and the virgin maryna pritechi on the sides, they were painted on one board , this board was preserved because a hole of this diameter was drilled through it, through which a metal rod was passed a pipe in which electric wires for lighting passed, and the thieves had no time to break it out, because this pipe is quite long, such a two-meter one, it cannot be pulled out just like that, it was necessary to cut the wires, well, that's it... with the beginning of the expedition of archaeologist valentin sidov and restoration work under the leadership of yuri bobrov, izborsk began to revive, they gradually began to put it in order. the fortress, now it is flooded with tourists. this is st. nicholas cathedral, it was built in 1349. the significance of borsk speaks of that the fact that in 1589, when the pskov metropolitanate was established, the nikolsky church received the status. its decorations are white water lilies and mute swans. on the last day of 2020 , the izborsk museum received the status of federal

this is the central board. with the image of before jesus, that is christ in the center and the virgin maryst. john the theotokos on the sides, they are painted on the same board, this board has been preserved because a hole of this diameter was drilled through it, through which a metal pipe was passed, in which electric wires for lighting passed, the thieves had no time to break it out, because this pipe is quite long, such a two-meter one, it is not easy to pull it out. so it was necessary to cut the wires, well, it is very difficult, it remained, it was preserved, thank god, until better times. with the beginning expedition of archaeologist valentin sidov and restoration works under the direction of yuri bobrov izborsk began to revive, gradually began to put in order, the fortress, now it is flooded with tourists, this is nikolsky cathedral, it was built in 1349, the importance of izborsk is indicated by the fact that in 1589, when the pskov metropolitanate was established... nikolsky church received the status of a cathedral during the hours when services are held, or when, as today chi

here is the catholic chapel of the virgin mary, the amelia pavilion in honor of the composer's daughterrn and the water mill. in 2014 , the official opening of the oginsky estate museum took place. a year later, on the 250th anniversary of the composer , the current museum exhibition was opened, it is presented in 13 halls, in which visitors can get acquainted with the life and work of the talented musician and statesman michal kleofas aginsky, and be imbued with the spirit of northern athens, as zalesye was called. at the hall, aginsky's music there is a special feature, musical instruments of the 19th century are stored here. the exhibition will allow you to immerse yourself in the musical atmosphere that reigned in the estate during the composer's lifetime. in the fireplace room there is a gallery of portraits of the aginsky family. the exposition of the orangery hall of the temporary exhibition demonstrates the diversity of exotic plants, tropics and subtropics that grew in the name in the 19th century, and introduces visitors to the works of artists. the orangery coffee house hall

here is the catholic chapel of the virgin mary, the amelia pavilion in honor of the composer's daughtern and the water mill. in 2014, the official opening of the estate museum took place . oginsky, and a year later. on the 250th anniversary of the composer, the current museum exhibition was opened, it is presented in thirteen halls, in which visitors will be able to get acquainted with the life and work of the talented musician and statesman michal kleofas aginsky, to be imbued with the spirit of northern athens, as the forest was called. the aginsky music hall has a special feature, musical instruments of the 19th century are stored here. the exposition of the orangery hall of the temporary exhibition demonstrates the diversity of exotic tropical plants subtropics that grew in the name in the 19th century and introduces visitors to the works of artists. the orangery coffee house hall is the famous summer. composer in which he often received guests. today, music is played here, poetry and theatrical evenings, art exhibitions, master classes are held, and serious research work is carried

this is the central board with the image of before jesus, that is , christ in the center and the virgin marys on the sides, they are painted on one board , this board was preserved because a hole of this diameter was drilled through it, through which a metal pipe was passed, in which electric wires for lighting passed, in the thieves had no time to break it out, because this pipe is quite long, two meters long, you can't just pull it out, you had to cut the wires, well, it's very difficult, it remained, it was preserved. god forbid until better times. with the beginning of the expedition of archaeologist valentin sidov and restoration work under the leadership of yuri bobrov, izborsk began to revive. gradually they began to put it in order. the fortress, now it is flooded with tourists. this is st. nicholas cathedral, it was built in 1349. the importance of borsk is indicated by the fact that in 1589, when the pskov metropolitanate was established, st. nicholas church received the status of a cathedral. hours when the service is going on. or when, as today children are given communion, it is

and the photographs is weeping and ruth pelke has become like one of the weeping statues of the virgin mary and those figures discovered in so many countries leaking tears of blood or oil or scented water receiving thousands of visitors desperate for a demonstration of truth. and the tears are in the likeness of jesus and bethany crying over the death of lazarus. jesus wept and this also is a lamentation and the photograph is weeping because here is a woman in pain and she hurts from the memory of her death from the final 30 minutes of her life. and that is not it. and it seems to build in this moment that ruth's feelings are past him and that it floods his chest and he believes, he understands that she is crying for that girl, for paula cooper and for the girls grandfather and she would not have wanted him to suffer the knowledge that his grandchild will be buckled in a chair in her body overwhelmed by electrical current and she wouldn't want this girl to be killed for killing her or in her name. those things what he said when the romans raised up on the cross, father forgive them for they

ruth pelke has become like one of the weeping statues of the virgin mary . those figures discovered leaking tears of blood or oil or scented water, receiving thousands of visitors for the demonstration of truth. jesus and bethany klein over the death of lazarus. jesus wept. the photograph is weeping. here is a woman in pain. for the final 30 minutes of her life. but that's not it. it seems to bill in this moment that ruth's feelings are past to him, they flood his chest. he believes, he understands that she is crying for that girl, for paula cooper. for the girl . for her grandfather. the knowledge that she would be buckled into a chair and overwhelmed by an electrical current. and she would not want the girl to be killed for killing her, to be killed in her name. bill thinks of what jesus said when the romans raised him up on the cross. father, forgive them for they do not know what they are doing. for the first time, he believes it is possible that the girl did not know what she was doing when she killed ruth, that she had been out of her right mind. that

mary the virgin in times square. ever in times square, go see it because it's the hidden gem of times square. he became rather dislute, we'll say, and et cetera, et cetera, at the hotel bellclaire in 1926, a mystery woman bursts into the room where he is and throws some form of acid into his face. remarkably, they get him to a hospital and not only isn't he not blinded, he's not even scarred, but he's -- he is sort of the type of lawyer that is portrayed like in the musical "chicago" he is -- when william randolph hearst is bringing charges, when they're bringing jury charges against fallin at one point, he puts hearst on trial. he says they're picking on me. the hearst papers are picking on me and you know why? because i have the secret birth certificates of the twins fathered by william randolph hearst and marion davies. this was no birth certificate. there were no twins. there were no children. he was acquitted. so those are the sort of people we're dealing with and last but not least in the until 1930's there's a

in westchester county, he was born right near the church of saint mary the virgin in times square, if you're ever in times square go see it, it's the hidden gem of times square it's beautiful. but he was -- he was -- he became rather disill lute, quite flamboyant, great jury fixer, et cetera, at the hotel bellclaire in april of 1926, a mystery woman burst into the room where he is and throws some form of acid into his face. remarkably, they get him to a hospital and not only isn't he not blinded, he's not even scarred. but he's -- he is sort of the type of lawyer portrayed like in the musical "chicago." he is -- he is -- when william randolph hearst is bringing charges or when they are bringing jury charges against fallen at one point, he puts hearst s on trial. he says they're picking on me dothe hearst papers are pickg on me. you know why? because i have the secret birth certificates of the twins that was fathered by william randolph hearst and mary anne davies. there was no birth certificate. there were no twins. there were no children. he was acquitted. so those are the sort of pe

mary. the virgin in times square, which, if you've ever in times square, go see it, because it's the hidden gem of times square. it's beautiful. but he was he was he became rather this dissolute, shall we say, quite flamboyant, great lawyer, great jury fixer, etc., etc. up at the hotel bel clair in april 19, 26, a mr. free woman burst into the room where he is and throws some form of acid into his face. remarkably, um, they get him to a hospital and not only isn't he not blinded, he's not even scarred, but he's he's he is sort of the type of lawyer that is portrayed like in the musical chicago. he is he is. he is. when arnold when the william randolph hearst is bringing charges or when they when they're bringing jury charges against fallon. at one point, he puts hearst on trial. he says they're picking on me. the hearst papers are picking on me. and you know why? because i have the secret birth certificates of the twins that was fathered by william randolph hearst and marion davies. there was no birth certificate. there were no twins. there were no children. he was acquitted. so those are t

tormented virgin mary, and i was 22 years old when my mother left this life, at that moment everything didn't know what to cling to, that is, well, what next, because my mother, of course, is my mother, and you lose the very, well, like a link , a link, and well, and somehow, with the flow aimlessly, then you start... i decided to do icon painting, not right away, here i go, it's been a year, maybe two, it was spinning in my head that maybe it's worth trying this technique, as i told myself, it's just a technique that can be mastered , like other others, i... an icon is a prayer, yes, that is, you have to be imbued with what you're creating, like secular painting, yes, sometimes artists deliberately introduce themselves, that in such a wealth of colors, all this is beautiful, on emotions, emotions are not needed here, here it is completely different, i cannot preach, but i can preach in colors, and i will go to this all my life, because an icon can be painted by a good master, well, maybe even far, maybe from faith, but it is very difficult to convey the spirit, and this is precisely t

the first time michaeljackson proposed lisa marie said she was still married and he confessed his love in a dark room in las vegas. he told her he was a virginthings at play, drugs, my mother's fundamental distrust of the people around her. on the accusation, he was a child molester, she said i never saw a goddam thing like that. i personally would have killed him if i had. addiction and mental health are a running theme through the book. lisa marie saying she experimented with drugs during her rebellious teen years, but it wasn't until her 40s, after she was prescribed opioids for a c—section that she became an addict. it is sadly, like, so addictive, and ruins people's lives. i don't think she is alone, it's much more common than it should be. riley keogh closing at this half hour. do stay with us here on bbc news. it has been a cloudy and wet start to the day particularly in the north and east of the country. low pressure has been driving our weather and is pulling away into the north sea but we have remnants of france reducing the rain and we can see more of a northerly component to the wind, so feeling cold in the north of scotland, in

the first time michaeljackson proposed lisa marie said she was still married and he confessed his love in a dark room in las vegas. he told her he was a virginthere were a lot of things at play, drugs, my mother's fundamental distrust of the people around her. 0n the accusations, he was a child molester, she said, "i never saw a goddam thing like that. i personally would have killed him if i had." addiction and mental health are a running theme through the book, lisa marie saying she experimented with drugs during her rebellious teen years, but it wasn't until her a0s after she was prescribed opioids for a c—section that she became an addict. it is sadly, like, so addictive, and ruins people's lives. i don't think she is alone, it's much more common than it should be. the biggest heartbreak of all for lisa marie was when her son ben took his own life. she kept her son's body on dry ice in the house for two months. do you think that time helped your mother in a way? certainly, the way we handle death in the western world, to sort of, just, it's very quick, and there is not really a grieving process, the body is taken away and the doors are sh