was named yuri when it was founded, but even though it was yaroslav the wise who visited the white churchn those regions he even received news from there after a month about the safe travels of some of his soldiers that in this way they are trying to seize our history from us, i would like to pay attention here in more detail, for example, to the concept that was recognized in the russian federation on the second of february this year as the concept of history of studying history in non-specialized universities, and that it was said that kyiv was actually like that somewhere, but by the way novograd and all these nesting rurik fortresses, as usual, that they are the oldest , at the same time, imagine the insolence with which these athletes wear t-shirts with our kyiv prince, the same insolence, and in their rhetoric in general, is connected with the fact that yaroslav wise. let's say you know. well, he doesn't know what kind of territories yuriy dovhoruky is, who had a yard somewhere even in moscow , well, he didn't understand in any way that there could be something of statehood there, b

feel like a queen see the bright sights of our country sightseeing hunter then white church must be onr list. watch in the program the route is built on our tv channel. you have your own channel on youtube and you write posts. your church has its own page on twitter on instagram . how do other priests feel about such innovations ? and what questions do your subscribers often ask you? questions related to the spiritual life. first of all, it can be. uh, also some personal requests. i served in different parishes, and places in different parishes, and we keep in touch with parishioners from these places, where i happened to serve during the day. it can be just dozens of uh , sms messages or calls, uh, in which our parishioners come with some questions or with personal requests, it can even be some kind of requests for prayer in some fishy matters. if someone hmm got to the hospital, they call me and write to me very often. uh, ask uh, pray for health for healing. hmm, students often come here. uh, some difficulties here in the relationship. if there are, we can spend this few hours toget

basically brings a lot of the critics to argue that it's because they themselves are responsible for a white church directly that the white has to say. the possibility that girls in iran are being poisoned for trying to get an education is shameful. is that theory that a group we want to prevent girls with getting an education is behind this? the most likely theory and what information you getting about that. i mean, the blame game has become very political in iran, on the one hand, the radians authorities, harmony, they link the enemies of the state, the west, the powers of what's happening on the other. some of the other authorities have basically said that hard live estimates are responsible for these, those who don't want to be receiving an education. but like i mentioned earlier, other critics are basically blaming they rating government itself. and they say that this is because they basically want to send a message to the protective because we know about a lot of the young women, especially students when leading the protests in the past few months. many people believe that this is the governm

so she developed her own sketches and dressed almost fifty ukrainians from the white church of lviv ,pro and chernivtsi in comfortable clothes. after the fall, i thought that i would not be there yet, well, i am finishing for myself , one client called and said you are you going to live or should i look for another girl? well, i've thought about it, no. i really like it when people say i'll sew and i started there . again, modrychah was told to try to sew with his elbows , you can't sew with your feet, but with your shoulders. well, people draw with their teeth correctly. why not? and i the industrial machine has adjusted. i have my leg, i can change it somewhere, it follows me here, and the household machines are elbow pressure , according to the seamstresses, its brand will have the usual size grid, sml and others, but each person is individual, so in order for customers to be comfortable wearing clothes, they will fill out a questionnaire where they will enter data about the features of their body, and already starting from this, and not fitting the product to them, he claims that

own sketches and wore in a convenient place, there are already almost fifty ukrainians from the white church of lviv, dnipro and chernivtsi. after the fall, i thought that i would not finish it for myself. one client called and said, are you going to sew or should i look for another girl? well, i thought so, no. i really like it when people singing i say i will sew and i started there again modrychah was told, he says try to sew with your elbows, you can't sew with your legs and shoulders, well, people draw with their teeth correctly. by me and household according to the seamstresses, the machines are elbow press, her brand will have the usual size grid, cm and others, each person is individual, so in order to make it convenient for customers to wear clothes, they will fill out a questionnaire where they will enter data about the characteristics of their body, and already starting from this, they will not fit the product to them claims that clothes for people with disabilities will be popularized in ukraine for the time being, but plans to enter the european market, here is a bomber jacket -

prague welcomes the white church welcomes you in odessa. they say it's raining. already learned about the weather. the sumy is with us. even moscow writes that hello to all. kropyvnytskyi greets the zachepilivka in kharkiv oblast. also sends greetings. kryvyi rih. kyiv oblast. again, you see andriy, you say people are sleeping. but they are not sleeping. they watch espresso because there is why watch espresso especially now there will be news, we will find out from angelika sezonko what happened in the last hour angelika congratulations greetings, colleagues, thank you and for your work i will tell you in this issue that the russians shelled dnipropetrovsk region and i will tell you about the consequences and in the usa, a tornado that took more than one life

so she developed her own sketches and dressed nearly fifty ukrainians from the white church of lviv dnipro and chernivtsi after the fall i thought that i would not finish it for myself one client called and said are you going to live or should i look for another girl ? i started there again, modrychah was told, he says try to sew with your elbows , you can’t sew with your feet and shoulders, well, people draw with their teeth correctly. why not? pressure for words dressmakers, her brand will have the usual size grid, sml and others, but each person is individual, so in order for customers to be comfortable wearing clothes, they will fill out a questionnaire where they will enter data about their body characteristics, and based on this, instead of fitting the product to them, she claims to popularize clothes for people with disabilities will be in ukraine , but plans to enter the european market, here is a bomber jacket. this is a new suit with cuffs so that the fabric does not get into the wheels, it is comfortable and it is shortened to the waist due to the fact that the trousers elongate

feel like a queen see the bright sights of our country sightseeing hunter then the white church is definitelyd. i think that the world lacks justice, a detailed conversation, global and intimate. if consciousness develops and self-realizes, any data about a person should be collected only to the extent that the forces of mental moral qualities, their professional life experience , only for the benefit of their state , really wanted to hear this particular project. markov nothing personal. see a huge hello. today. i want to tell you about my florarium. so life's purpose inspire. everyone despised everyone laughed at their zoo in the village. what we want, we do. well, this is such a zoo, this one we do children to us as they are right away, let's make a game of the estate. let's put a bathhouse, and that's it, but we didn't say anything. what is it that after the bow i will be the north myself and there are no such decorative ones, see the program to break stereotypes on belarus 24 tv channel. an interlocutor who does not need special presentations for a large internet audience dmitry puchkov

feel like a queen, you will see the bright sights of our country hunter for the sights, then the white churchons of emotions. we can rejoice, be angry, be surprised, be sad, sometimes our emotions. we are not under the power of music expresses our emotions much more strongly. this emotional power literally takes you back, because the secret of music is that it finds an inexhaustible source of expression, where speech is silenced by music instead of a thousand words. the president considered personnel issues alexander lukashenko updated the top managers of a number of enterprises replaced the heads of the local power vertical personnel rotation occurred in the government, in particular, in the ministry of health , the ministry of antimonopoly regulation and trade and the ministry of economy to the cabinet of ministers come these with people responsible should be my time requires a special concentration of effort. this also applies to the development of investment regions for them, the number one priority was emphasized by the president; new production will become a marker of the effective work

james forman, speaking in 1969 from the pulpit of riverside church, upper manhattan, called upon white churches and synagogues to put up $500 million as a kind of jumpstart for a national reparations. such a monetary was encouraged not only by the german president, but also homegrown efforts in the united states. in 1946, the same year that diaspora spoke at heidelberg, congress, the indian claims commission as a mediator between native americans and the federal government. since then, from alaska to north carolina, ghana, several billion dollars have been paid out by federal and state governments. in settlement of land claims. it's a big sounding number, but in aggregate it amounts to around $1,000 per person. payments were typically made to tribes or individuals through land that dispense earned by lease or sale. in some cases, land was transferred to private corporations, which claimants are awarded shares stock. arrangements almost always a provision requiring the beneficiaries to relinquish all further claim for the return of ancient tribal. another official act of reparation occurred in 1

and again, the point is, this is i mean, got white churches that are you know, that are doing this, too. but the point i'm trying to make here is that this is particularly an issue among many african-americans. and that was that quote from coretta scott king last time about that as well. yeah, good, good. yeah. okay. so with this in mind, you were talking a little a little bit about this last time. this boy wives and female husbands, studies in african homes, sexualities. and so we see this practice and we talked a little bit about this last time. so you become a a boy wife or a female husband to another man. you're a man in pre-colonial africa. is that a permanent situation now? no. how long's it last. mm. grace until the boy was grow up and then they marry a woman. and this cycle continues again, right? exactly so it's almost like an apprentice, kind of a kind, a situation, you know? exactly and again, this is not something that we've have one or two documented cases of i mean, this is something that they're, you know, this is in many places in africa different tribes. and as we've de

and again, the point is, this is i mean, got white churches that are you know, that are doing this, too. but the point i'm trying to make here is that this is particularly an issue among many african-americans. and that was that quote from coretta scott king last time about that as well. yeah, good, good. yeah. okay. so with this in mind, you were talking a little a little bit about this last time. this boy wives and female husbands, studies in african homes, sexualities. and so we see this practice and we talked a little bit about this last time. so you become a a boy wife or a female husband to another man. you're a man in pre-colonial africa. is that a permanent situation now? no. how long's it last. mm. grace until the boy was grow up and then they marry a woman. and this cycle continues again, right? exactly so it's almost like an apprentice, kind of a kind, a situation, you know? exactly and again, this is not something that we've have one or two documented cases of i mean, this is something that they're, you know, this is in many places in africa different tribes. and as we've de

in the white man's church, you were the white man's clothes. all those are built in wasn't a classroom lecture pena thing it was. there was ingrained in the system. there's about 11 years. they knew it was taken from them. there was no mother, no father figures. nobody said good night or come and see you. if you are sick or something, no, he looked cherokee except that they put us in a big playroom, similar to this dining room. and we sort of looked at ourselves what was going on across this country that so many children were being taken. so many children were being put into residential schools. and my thing is if, if they were such a wonderful school, they were models. everybody should have had, am nanine of europeans. everybody had had a residential school, not just one race of people as a very racist policy. you know, but that's what the intent was. it was to kelly indian in the child and pretty much they learned. so you get punished for being who you are in . it's school where you are punished for the 3rd least the infraction say the punish

the floor i begged, not a jeradean lake appeared on the hallway of a baroque church, i suppose, today everyone is called whitetter of how to arouse the wine, the church of st. nicholas had a chance. she’s stunned with an imperious neo-leather carpet for such an elegant costume has become with the first line of rivals there plowed any joke to the people. albert syoma khalipin in 1633, the cook-zhgime took his place and leu himself fought against the rude court, the lover of the baroque era, and already our jazz came and remember to drink at the musultshilnik and elephants, however, a hungry afternoon snack. dissolution. what kind of opponent did the statute of the great fire, and he survived the autocracy's induction. dale even before 1840. yes, and today they swallow the manifestation with the ambition of a get out of the law , you will operate in good time and has become a pattern for many crane all women by nature denunciations to read in themselves a lot of creative abilities, this energy is important for achieving true harmony in a woman's life. i do many types of needlework, i can embroider a plate, i ca

at them, the antechamber of the baroque church appeared on the rajai lake. and not everyone calls oka yet whitematter of how to stir up the church of st. michael at the fault. she ’s stunned with a talon finger that’s not skinny for such an elegant suit ; albert's other wife is all about maga liping in 1633, a cook in chemistry took the place and leo himself was a soperro. i’m from a ship’s brooks, a baroque memorial, and already our jazz came and remember the new, you know, your ginnik was stashed with elephants, however, the hungry one remembers before the creation of coconut, the rival’s statute of the grand duchy was made. and he endured the overthrow of the autocracy a day did not live due until 1840. yes, jazz is not yet about him, and has become a pattern for many cranes. we will introduce you to the most unusual prayer places in belarus. we are located at the place where the number stood, the church of st. john bosco . always wondered one. i had the impression that the lord was in a hurry to build this complex. he was somehow in a hurry, and therefore he pushed me so that i would start

i hope that it will be just a little bit to compare the white brotherhood and this church, uh, you can'tuse the parishioners of this church are uh, a very huge number of ukrainians, and here, as you know, with the ukrainian language, there is a gentle ukrainization, it is necessary to such was in quotes a gentle er gentle transition to the ptu, and it seems to me that there will not always be a part of very aggressive parishioners who will never accept any changes , will not accept er, no transitions in - they generally believe that the creation of the ptu is something wrong, but it seems to me that gradually this process simply cannot be fast , because people get used to going to their own church, get used to their er, hmm, fathers there, yes, and er, of course, you have to convince them, and er, this process is not fast mrs. svitlana, on march 31, that is, today , the law of ukraine on media comes into force, and it should strengthen the position of the ukrainian language in this area. it really changes the rules of the game on the market, i will say that, of course, regarding the ukra

the chur, the black church in particular gave liberation theologieshen evangelical christians were on the side, particularly white evangelical christians were on the side of frederick douglass. they were working towards abolition, towards full rights for people. the black church, birth, liberation theologies that were both passive and into resistance. this was the hallmark of denmark vesey, one of the founders of mother emanuel. we affectionately call it ame church in charleston, south carolina, where again at six chuter a dylann roof went in 2015. the church birthed in many regards to fight against the status quo. you can't just talk about the narrative of obeying your master. you've to also talk about the exodus that god led to. so the church is a place that birth liberation theologies and prophetic resistance. next slide please. the church is part of its prophetic resistance set forward leaders. e black church said forward leaders who ran political office, particularly during the reconstruction period. when you think about reconstruction again, it's funny to me that the first african-american elected to the st

>>, sunday's the students of circle of hope thumps clim into a bus on highway 13 to a church, wit a tower and whiteed inside just in their sunday best an church smiles. the smiles were fake sai maggie >> we did whatever we had to make him happy >> amanda watched it all she knew what the students wer hiding, how her dad treate them behind closed doors what was it like to see your dad punishing other kids >> i think that, to me, is the most traumatizing part because to me, it was just normal. >> amanda told us, her dad never spare the rod, beating her regularly as a child, usin his belt after church. but hearing the girls scream as they were being punished. >> when you think of souls burning in a lake of fire fo eternity, that's with thes girls sound like >> and the screaming i especially hard to forget, she told us. because she helped her dad >> as a 15 year old, i was forced to restrain the girls the same way my dad would. >> how did i make you feel >> i stopped i refused to go, when they yelled i would add to make lunch fo dinner or had dishes to do >> did you ever tell you that, just go easy, go

the lake is dominated by the holy trinity church and it is often called white and once it was.ple is in a dilapidated state, but it is still of great importance for the history of belarus. if you are an avid sightseeing hunter, then bila tserkva should definitely be on your list. this is the only temple in the world, made in the early baroque style, which has never been rebuilt. researchers consider the holy trinity church a monument of world architecture, some historians argue that the temple was designed by the famous italian architect aristotle who built the assumption cathedral in moscow, senna mikhailovna , here, of course, is very beautiful. it was as if i found myself, i don’t know, in some incredibly incredible movie, even the ruins look very majestically impressive. well, once again, very beautiful. tell us about the holy trinity church in general. you know the place here is unusual, probably, it is the place itself that attracts a lot of people here, and the appearance of the church. there exists. this is also a mystery there are two versions according to one of them

, oscar white went into a cafe and saw oscar misha there in company with another poet jean maresam, then oscar wald said, here is mary with the poet. but milash poetry. the holy trinity churchthe shore of the chirian lake, and it is often called white and once it was. today the temple is in a dilapidated state, but still has of great importance to the history of belarus if you are an avid sightseeing hunter, then bila tserkva should definitely be on your list. this is the only one in the world. the temple, made in the early baroque style, which has never been rebuilt. researchers consider the holy trinity church a monument of world architecture, some historians claim that the temple was designed by the famous italian architect aristotle who built the assumption cathedral in moscow tatyana mikhailovna, of course, it is very beautiful here. i as if it turned out, i don’t know, in some incredibly incredible movie, even the ruins look very majestically impressive. well, once again, very beautiful. tell us about the holy trinity church in general. you know the place here is unusual, probably, it is the place itself that attracts a lot of people here, and the appearance of the ch

white colors. to see the old churches of this area, we ask our dear compatriots to come and visit. he visits this church from this area. the exterior view is very beautiful. if one of these carvings has stories in the past religion, it is one of the side spaces of the church that used to be a kitchen. and the exhibition became now in this space world record buildings in two east and west azarbaijan province exhibited in several panels of asarkhaneh or oil painting of asia, the rooms belonging to monks are among the parts of the gol church collection, which are also visited by young tourists. have a good time. may god protect you in the name and memory of god. with regards to your presence , dear viewers of khabar hamta, which was predicted and we expected to see rain in the western part of the country from the early hours of the morning. the weather received from the meteorological satellite also shows that the system barça started in the western parts of our country in lorestan province, parts of khuzestan, ilam and kurdistan have reported and recorded rainfall together. we expect

. >> tucker: burning a church across from the white house. those are the george floyd riots. what was the toll there? brother not going to guess. we're going to go again to the government. according to a recently released report last month, during those attacks, the 2020 attack on the white house by left wing mobs, we're quoting, federal protective assists, the secret service and park police, reported that at least 180 officers were injured during the demonstrations, including concussions, lacerations, exposure to chemical gas and severe burning. so while stipulating that all riots are bad, because precision matters, facts matter, truth matters, here's the truth -- more cops were injured by kamala harris' mob blm at the white house than injured by trump voters at the capitol on januar. a lot more. again, to be clear, both events are bad, but here's the key, we only remember one of them. why? because the people in charge of history are liars. liars. and lying is bad. on a national scale it's deadly, it's corrosive of everything that is good in the country, including trust and

church. now we have lost the agency authorize before the pandemic 100 corporate commuter buses to use the white zone as 24th and church. this meant there is 100 buses gray hounds bus where you want to say big or double deckers crossing that intersection in the morning and like a number coming become in the evening. so -- that is you know nonpoint source destruction. of our infrastructure that has gone on. so -- this will impact your budget. and we get remediation of the damage done by corporate bus it is mymation. and in the 4 year period. this is really a -- issue that needs to be locked at totally from the big picture. >> i bring this up to your attention, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you, chair eaken. she and her. i disagree. i feel hurt. i believe muni for everybody. i don't live in san francisco. are because i like spengdz the summer in san francisco. it should be about longevity in san francisco or having the san francisco address. i mentioned to you not only i'm a rider of muni i'm a person of profound disability. i feel will as a person with disabilities i nee

the most crystalline economic temples of ancient russia the church is located in picturesque city center. psko on the shore of the western whiteemple is one of the most revered both among the indigenous people and among the guests of the city, the annunciation church is the best temple. there are a lot of good people here in one place. they all believe in god, they pray, they participate in the sacraments together. it's always very good here. very nice. very comfortable. all the clergy are well chosen. these are the most wonderful people you can turn to with any problem, and they will always help. i am here at home and in this temple is my family, when you come here, only at first you still don’t understand how you need all this, but over time. the more you are saturated with beauty with love, the more difficult the fate of the temple itself cannot be called simple. the vitebsk church was repeatedly rebuilt and partially changed its appearance and owners. been there for a while. i also have a hellish temple that was repeatedly subjected to fires the most tragic page. in its history, there was the year 1623, when all the ancien

for the money of a former people's deputy and someone in the russian orthodox church, vadym novinsky mekhasyana is in a whiteket, now you can see her on the screen er running there er screaming louder than anyone and trying to get into all the tv cameras by a strange coincidence, this person appears in different corners of ukraine at various parishes who want to transfer from the moscow patriarchate to the orthodox church of ukraine, she calls herself a topographer from ivano-frankivsk , a parishioner from kyiv, or a parishioner from somewhere in the poltava region, but in fact, a person lives in kamianets-podilskyi and simply by order of the patriarchate plays the role of a human rights defender the role of some parishioner who gets some things done. that's why everything is a complete fake. why is it so difficult to evict? well, i know the name . it's very simple. an analogy comes to mind . imagine that you have a house or apartment that you rented out 30 years ago. for rent, er, well, it would seem at first glance to intelligent people, maybe even to believers. over the course of these 30 years, they demo

church. today at the white house president biden called for more action. >> we have to do more to stop gun violenceing our communities apart. ripping at the very soul of the nation. we have to do more to protect our schools so they are not turned into presence. i call on congress again to pass i assault weapons ban. it is time we make more progress. reporter: 74 people have died or been wounded by shootings on k-12 campuses since the start of the gear. last year to 73 people were injured or killed in school shootings. the highest on record. last year gun violence over total car accidents as the leading cause of death for children in the united states. ashby beasley and her than six-year-old son survived the highland park shooting in chicago last fourth of july. they happened to be in nashville on a family vacation. she attended the police briefing. >> i have met with over one 30 lawmakers. how is this still happening? reporter: those are questions that many americans are asking as well. for the pbs newshour, i'm stephanie sy. geoff: police also said that two of the three weapons used up eared to ha

church history . uh, secular history, here. the problem is that these whites are completely different. the topics are hard to say. uh, now, uh, how many sections will we have in our current conference, because it is formed taking into account the reports that come to us sections are formed exactly. there are main directions of the problem field is quite wide. well, here, respectively, the reports that they sound uh, thematic are located in sections, we still have uh, two student sections, where we give the opportunity , uh, to present our work, first of all , to students of our jesus theology. here, then the students. e universities of the republic of belarus absolutely all e students of the minsk spiritual academy seminaries, well, especially if applications come to us. here are the senior classes in general educational institutions. we also give an opportunity to students of the tenth and eleventh grades. well, of course. uh, the theses that they present, well, we also give them the opportunity to correspond to the level. so, to speak at the student section, the topic of reading is d

is burning a church across from the white house. >> those are the george floyd riots. so what is the toll there now? >> we're not going to guess. we're going to go again. right to the government. >> according to recently released chayo report, last month during those attacks, the twenty twenty attack on the white house by left wing march. we're quoting federal protective services, the secret service and the park police reported that at least one hundred and eighty officers were injured during the demonstrations, including concussions, lacerations, exposure to chemical gas and severe burning. >> so while stipulating that all riots are bad because precision matters, facts matter, the truth matters. here's the truth. more cops were injured by kamala harris, his favorite mob at the white house then were injured by trump. voters at the capitol on january six . >> a lot more so. again, to be clear , both events are bad. >> but here's the key. we only remember one of them. why? because the people in charge of history are liars. liars and lying is bad. >> and on a national sca

church , he retired. in every sense he swore obedience to the new pontic, but he was and possessed papal symbols and wore whitee honorary pope - this is pope on pensions, but still dad his name was his holiness, and then you know what happened, the reform of francis went forward, but at a moment of crisis - let's remember two synods on the topic of the family. for example, in moments of disagreement and rupture between conservatives and progressives, everyone who felt disappointed by the misunderstood devotees went to benedict's monastery, in which radkhen lived, turned into a room. the cops that exist, the man who is called the honorary pope, who wears white and lives in the vatican has become a huge misunderstanding ambiguity is why francis has already decided. that there will be no next pope in the catholic church anymore. if he already decided to retire, he would be called an honorary bishop and would live far away, and the position used the name of benedict as a flag. we even had politicians in italy who wore t-shirts with the inscription my dad is a russer. when benedict retired, she left francis, a heav