to participate in various events, especially this concerns the belarusian orthodox and roman catholic churchbecause these are two christian faiths, and here a lot depends on the leaders of the faiths, and on their personal qualities, of course, this is an example of a leader. muslims who live in our country, they worry about their brothers in the gaza strip, about the iranians, on the other hand , the jews, because many residents of israel, they left belarus, live, so those who stayed here also worry about their brothers, but we always draw their attention to the fact that they should not endure the pain and suffering that is happening somewhere far away, and i recommend that they pray for their... organism, because people who live in our country go to church, well, i mean to any temple, people work and are employed in various sectors of the economy. will be strong, stable, the well-being of the state depends on it, and of course, the state of the church, well, as an example of dialogue between the state and the church, such an event that took place at the beginning of the year, in february,

how to get into the largest catholic church in america. a floating christmas tree and waffles with bacon, how to throw a new year's feast in central park. desserts for dogs and... and plan b: how to build a successful business in a year of emigration. a lucky break in a night subway, how the star of american-jewish singer regina spektr lit up. to stroll at a leisurely pace along the entire length of the garland of the city's main christmas tree. you will need at least two hours. the garland of 50,000 leds is almost 8 km long. fifth avenue is some 10. this is for comparison. but only the most desperate tourists and slightly frostbitten journalists can afford to walk along it or around the rockefeller center tree. like us. the square of the st. patrick's plaza actually resembles a bottleneck in shape , and to flow through the crowd of angels and fountains to the famous. it will take time, it is not so much a pleasure as a quest and even stress, and if you have given up or are tired, here is a life hack for you: cross fifth avenue on iskosok

, she knew that this was impossible, that... the tradition of the church is such, both catholicand orthodox, that the priesthood, as the image of christ present in the church, is possible only for men, but at the same time she, god revealed to her, yes, that the calling that she has is sufficient for holiness, she shared this experience with other people, that's why her diaries are still read by people of all ages. maybe not very knowledgeable in church matters, this is enough for you to have a relationship with god that brings you happiness, that fills you with peace and you can be happy with it, and god is happy with you. if we talk about saint teresa, was she allowed to serve or did she just spread. something outside the parish, outside the temple, outside the church, well, in the catholic church there is no priesthood, as such, is female, but at the same time women can certainly play a leadership role in the community, be catechists, be mentors, as pope francis recently said that one of the most undervalued gifts, one of the most undervalued ministries in our church is spiri

morning in poland, mass in three churches, three almost empty pews, it seems that the polish catholic church is going through a crisis. the christian church does not have the best reputation now, i do not consider myself a believer the church is a deeply toxic institution. unfortunately, i have no special connection with the catholic faith, so john paul i has purely historical significance for me. i have no spiritual feelings. at the same time poland has always been european the country's most devout catholics. the church does not publish up-to-date data on the number of believers, but surveys show that many people between the ages of 18 and 25. hundreds of cases have been identified in the polish church, and it is accused of dragging its feet, investigating and hushing up the problem. third, many poles believe that the approach to funding the church does not meet today's realities. every year , tens of millions of euros are transferred from the polish state budget to the catholic church. in response to... could become an example to follow. the home of spanish woman maria carmen is different

states catholic church in the gothic style. the huge columns of the central nave reach height of 11 m. there are more than thirty vaults, and the height of its spires is 100 m. 21 altars and 19 bells. built named after the patron saint of ireland , st. patrick, the cathedral absorbed elements of classical cathedral architecture of western europe. french, english and american masters worked on its stained glass windows. the cathedral is called a cathedral because the archbishop's cathedra is located here. this is the main catholic church of the new york archdiocese. the cathedra. this is a symbol of the archbishop's power and his place of honor, since 2009 year, this department is occupied by cardinal timothy dolon. it is here that he conducts festive services, and here the main catholic place of new york is held in honor of christmas. when the pope comes to the united states to new york, he always visits our church, this has become a tradition. father enrique silva, rector of the cathedral of the saint. anyone can enter the tem

the catholic church would love to have you. we are not saying you have to show up. so it is mry church attendance versus optional church attendance? mr. no, your honor, what we are looking for is analogous to what this court looks for in applying managerial exception. justice gorsuch: i'm asking how to apply your exception, because wisconsin supre urt says proselytization, and it sayto serve non-coelionists, that's a proble syou only serve co-religionists, and the other is to proselytization. i'm trying to get my hands around what that. mr. roth: the serving of co-religion is a martial well. justice gorsuch: you are running away from the court's opinion. it all cown to proselytization. mr. roth: no, your honor, when it comes down to is whether they are inculcating doctrine. justice kagan: do you think they could say we are giving exemption to religious groups but not to others? mr. roth: i 't think so, your honor, because -- stice jackson: i don't understand -- justgan: i don't rstand why it's not the exact same thing. we are giving the ta exemption to rus organizati

i try we alls, the catholic church for an interview. they sent a written statement. it is not designed to please the modern world full popularity, but faithfulness to jesus christ and his teachings. that all the guiding principles of the church has the actions me small a upset about to view my view. the church doesn't want to change nic, joe, because me and that's what it wants the world to change to fit its ideal sky. vanya to to on, started to some changes coming slowly. but surely, the joyful mass that st. john's put out for the lives of what's possible. now let's move now the carmen from spain. her home is unlike most europeans. that's because she lives in a cave with a chimney rising from the ground. these homes have been inhabited for hundreds of years, but the carmen's cave is in southern spain, in the city of what dicks we were lucky to get a chance to pick inside and learn about the many a surprising advantages of building a home that is truly part of nature, as the many jim new suggest, these are no ordinary hills. these cave houses are in quite effects, sou

go to the catholic church. the government's response was to propose cussing religious education was in public schools by huh. but the church challenge, the decision, incorrect st. john's the right to wraps up another salmon. this one with a hint of self i any sure such as i forgive myself, i know myself well enough. i know pig basically an honest person and he believes the church is outdated. structures can still be reformed, is slow, but somebody's believe in small groups sign a church from below is it says i can petition from clinton want as long as where life is interested please. if you me, i would ask for something more authentic can grow a my, the get play far more than in the top down publish church the past from oven. just tell you i try we all the catholic church for an interview. they sent a written statement. it is not designed to please the modern world full popularity, but faithfulness to jesus christ and his teachings. that all the guiding principles of the church has the actions me small a upset a

very clearly said that the catholic church, it and the pope, as well as its main representative, they in russia, as an orthodox country, have no - no, no authority, let's say, therefore to go there, it would be to go to russia, it would be very, well, i think that it is impossible, in fact, russia will not allow it, as long as no one goes to russia, then no one will go to kiev, as long as they want to play this role. my name is roman goncharenko, thank you, bye! the hijacking or deportation of protected persons from occupied territory, to the territory of the occupying power or to the territory of any other state, is prohibited for any reason. whether occupied or not, the occupying power may not deport or transfer part of its own civilian population to the territory it occupies.

it was also very important to thank in this way and show their gratitude to the vatican, the catholic churchfor the support that the vatican has tried to give over the last 3 years, so it was most likely just, you could say, yes, it was a lucky chance that... everyone could meet without, exactly without having to agree, to meet, but simply be in one place, at one time, and there and talk to each other. you've already mentioned the ties between the vatican and the russian orthodox church, but how have the relations between these churches changed over the last 3 years, since the russian orthodox church openly supports the war against ukraine and blesses it. isn't this a problem for the vatican? it's a big. problem for the vatican in fact, um, but here too there is - a process that took place, as i already said, before 22 the second year, the relationship of the russian orthodox church. the sense in this situation and the russian orthodox church used it strongly and the vatican over time over the last 3 years realized that at this level talking with the patriarch, also with the metropolitans, t

church had its tithe from these profits. therefore, despite the fact that portugal was a catholic country, the catholic church supported the slaverade, and in fact slaves were forcibly converted to the christian faith, to catholicism, but this did not save them from slavery, that is, it was rather such an attempt at moral justification such a cruel practice, with the fact that by saving their souls, the church helps them, but at the same time the worldly remains worldly and they are forced to drag out that moral existence to which they were doomed by their... race, since explicitly or implicitly, the catholic church generally proceeded from the fact that the black race, it is still lower, it is lower than white people, in this sense did not see such a great sin in slavery in the slave trade, only at the end of the 18th century a decision was made to... abolish slavery, which implied, so, to abolish slavery in portugal, but it left the possibility, as it were, of using slaves on plantations in brazil and in these other colonies of portugal, the portuguese government issued licenses for that, so, at the beginning, merchants and th

tell us about this place, the place is very unique, because in this place there is a catholic church.the most ancient, as it turned out, not so long ago, i found out about it myself, literally 6 years ago, as i arrived here. today, little is known about the history and the church, it was built before 1433 in the gothic style. at the end of the 16th century, during the reformation era, it was transformed into a calvinist church, but less than a century later it was returned to the catholics. it was rebuilt several times, but managed to preserve its style. it acquired its modern appearance in the second half of the 19th century, when a tower was added to the building. it is immediately obvious that the temple was built in the 15th century, look at the low doorways, there were much fewer people, now you have to go through like this, oh, and the stairs are so narrow, the church does not impress with the richness of decorations and the abundance of frescoes, all attention is focused on the altar, but what it can really boast of is its acoustics. many years of prayer, singing, praising god.

an officially registered religious organization, we know that there are monastic communities catholic churchn russia, there are naturally buddhist dotsans, buddhist monasticism, well, perhaps, probably everything, there is a small monastic movement, monastic communities, say, in the anglican church, but as far as i know... they are not present in russia, therefore , in this case, it is simply necessary to admit, as if yes, that the moscow patriarchate acted not only in defense of orthodox monasticism, but also other christian and even other religious traditions. the problem is that, naturally, in addition to the russian orthodox churches, orthodoxy in modern russia is represented by a fairly significant number of small, but quite active alternative churches, as if those that were previously called catacomb, not all of them have state registration. in this company, when ideology creeps, as if by different paths into russian legislation, it looks disgusting, ideology should be separate, legislation separately. in the part that concerns the russian orthodox church, well, in this case, the probl

the driving force behind her saw in the catholic church power. many people associate the catholic church with -- in negative ways. there's this commitment within the catholic structure to social justice. inspired her to start this newspaper. this was 1933. you are talking about having -- we had the first world war, then the depression. then she was alive in the second world war. she spoke powerfully to the issue of war. >> you have a history of social transformation as part of your ministry and social justice, which we will talk about in the next segment more so. we want to talk about how dr. thurman's influence on that, because he is seen as the mystic, which he was. but his influence of his writings and all of that. >> one of the reasons people respond to dr. thurman is that he is a mystic and he deals critically with social justice issues. the difference is, many read christian mystics years ago, because it was so different, they don't resonate in the same way as dr. thurman. dr. thurman addressed racism and -- >> that's right. >> that's why h

at that time, 918, during the german occupation. fulfilled its purpose as a church and a roman catholic church, since the german army, which was located here , back to the orthodox church and the cathedral was restored, which is now operating again is a garrison church. the history of the revival of st. nicholas church amazes with its heroism and strength of faith. as it became known, the temple was restored based on documents and photographs from the archives of the military department of st. petersburg. inside the cathedral are ancient icons prayed, here were representatives of local orthodox churches, in 2005 for the first time in the history of the russian orthodox church the temple was awarded the order of dmitry dansky of the second degree, by the holy patriarch, well , the dome will shine with gold from above. on the territory...

not far from novogrudok, in the village of vselyub there is the oldest catholic church, and the placevery interesting. i wanted learn more about it, so i decided to get acquainted, yes, introduce you, ksenas vital, hello, ksenas vital, tell us about this place, the place is very unique, because in this place there is a catholic church, the most ancient, as it turned out, not so long ago, i found out about it myself, literally 6 years ago, as i arrived here, today little is known about the history of the church, it was built before 1433 in the gothic style, at the end of the 16th century ... the era of the reformation was transformed into a calvinist collection, but less than a century later returned to the catholics, was rebuilt several times, but managed to preserve its style. it acquired its modern appearance in the second half of the 19th century, when a bell tower was added to the building. it is immediately obvious that the temple was built in the 15th century, look at the low doorways, there were much fewer people, now you have to go through like this. oh, and the stairs are so

these events, in 1850, the wife of the kletsky prince, sophia radivil, proposed to rebuild the catholic church an orthodox one. small domes were installed on the towers of the building. since then, the former church has belonged to the orthodox community. in 1937 the church burned down. many of the utensils were saved, but the church itself was badly damaged. after 1960 , the authorities placed a factory workshop here, 20 years later, the kletchans took up the revival of the church. in 1992 , this factory building was handed over to us. inside, it was empty, nothing was preserved here. they started with minor repairs. they made a typical small iconostasis, single-tier, which we see now, this is it, in the summer in some places it was covered with a cloth with tablecloths for christmas in 1994 after 2 year we are still nearby the building of the monastery complex, only today there is a children's boarding school here, in the ancient city there is another orthodox church, notable for the fact that prayers were heard in it before... even during political persecution. the history of the temple beg

center ought to be enough to raise questions on how ridiculous it is in the first place that the catholic church or catholics ought to be watched. >> bill: should we expect more from this, senator? >> i would -- first of all, we have got the information. we are going to see whether or not a hearing is necessary. i only use a hearing if we can't get the information other ways. >> bill: thank you for coming on and we'll follow it. if there were updates we'll give them to our viewers when appropriate. thank you for your time. >> jacqui: this morning testimony is set to resume in the trial against sean diddy combs. on the stand a woman who alleges he held her over a hotel balcony. what it's been like inside the courtroom. plus health secretary rfk junior introducing operation stork speed ordering a full review of all baby formula made in the usa. the first deep dive since 1998. (soft melodic humming) ♪ oh there was a tree, ♪ ♪ down in the woods ♪ ♪ the prettiest tree, ♪ ♪ that you ever did see... ♪ ♪ now we all have roots ♪ ♪ and roots help us grow ♪ ♪ we water where we live plant seeds here at home

latgale is an amazingly diverse region, here a catholic church, an orthodox church and a lutheran churche and an old believer parish can be located next to each other, here they speak many languages, but understand each other perfectly, here they love and are proud of their small homeland, not coveting foreign land, and it would be great if it remained so, despite the possible desire of the eastern... neighbors to make the locals even happier. the disappearance of the forest is one of the main problems of the planet. it does not threaten us, the forest will not go anywhere from us. the only thing is that this forest is bad, they cut down deciduous forests to plant fir plantations. the forest industry is not at all subject to the laws of nature. russia is never guilty of anything, the long-standing motto of the kremlin propaganda. are we guilty of something? and what exactly did russia do? moscow unleashed a war in ukraine, killed thousands of civilians, razed dozens of cities to the ground. the technology and deaths of civilians in such cases are immediately used by the right-wing media

treat our community members this way. >> so i was talking to someone who was talking about their catholic church. there had been i.c.e. members over the weekend who had gathered, and basically whether they were waiting for people in the parking lot not actually going into the church, but but taking people into custody who had gone to worship. i am curious how common that is. >> i don't. >> know how common that is. >> what i do know is that. >> the. >> catholic church has been very clear about its protection of migrants from our recently. passed pope francis, and now pope leo has been very clear. we must protect our most vulnerable. we must protect, protect migrants. this is our call. this is our belief, and this is what we're supposed to be putting into action in our communities. being of service to the least among us. that is our charge. that is not what these people are doing here. we are not serving people who need our help. that's what needs to happen in los angeles, and that's what needs to happen throughout our communities to bring people together. if we want this division to end, which i

the scandal has been blamed on the catholic church , while the prime minister of canada was one of thenders of these schools, and the role of the canadian government in perpetrating this crime is no less than that of the catholic church. despite these public confessions of the victimization of thousands of children, no practical measures have been taken to compensate for this injustice. the canadian government has even spent $3 million to fight the survivors of the rosie saint-than night school in court. in 2013 , former students sued the government to obtain evidence that they believed could help some the documents were collected as part of a seven-year police investigation. the canadian government had been claiming ignorance of the existence of these files, but then something extraordinary happened. an anonymous person gave me three cds of documents in a brown paper envelope because he knew i was working on this. when i got home and put the cds into my computer, i realized that they were all the documents that the canadian government denies , and i also learned what data and informat

, and ended by the head of the ukrainian greek catholic church, bishop sviatoslav shevchuk.during his in his speech, he mentioned internally displaced persons and migrants, said that they... need our attention, summing up, i will say that the key topic was the unity of peoples, because only united are we strong and can resist the common enemy of russia, especially in difficult times, in times of war. such joint breakfasts, meaningful dialogues, as already said, are planned to be made traditional, because they say that truth is born in dialogue. from warsaw, natalka volosatska slava tv, especially for the channel. correspondent slava tv, natalka volosatska. the first polish-ukrainian prayer breakfast in the sejm was held in warsaw. illegal enrichment of over 97 million uah the former deputy chairman of the supreme economic court of ukraine was reported to be under suspicion. the state bureau of investigation informs. according to the investigation, the official, together with his family, became the owner of six apartments, five garages, several non-residential premises in kie

that is, to recognize the authority of the roman catholic church over themselves in exchange for various, as the youth say now, goodies, that is, for various benefits, in the city of brest they signed a union, that's where uniatism comes from, such an agreement, actually those who signed it, the uniates , broke with orthodoxy forever, those priests who joined this russian uniad church, they were allowed to preach, collect taxes from the flock, get rich at the expense of the income from their churches, and those priests who refused to convert to uniatism, who did not betray their ancient orthodox faith, they henceforth became outlaws, they were forbidden to preach churches property, they were often simply taken away, confiscated and transferred to some uniates, of course, the uniate churchmen in essence, it turns out, sold out to the catholics for their own selfish interests, for lands, taxes, freedom of preaching betrayed orthodoxy, spiritual, strengthened by worldly power and strength, drives the orthodox people like sheep into the catholic church or the uniad church. during the reading

i think our school and catholic church more broadly and catholic faith more broadly provide a compellingd i see how students respond to that everyday. >> ainsley: clearly the catholic church is doing a fabulous job, free press was writing about this catholic boom. compare 2022 numbers to 2023 among gen-zers, age 13 to 28, 15% identified as catholic a few years ago and then in 2023, it is 21%. that is a 6% increase over the course of one year. father, i read this study from gallup poll that makes me so sad, 25%, fourth of young men here in the u.s. said they felt lonely the day before. what advice do you have for our young men who need god? >> well, i think the most important thing is if they are not finding it in their family and hopefully their family, parents will share faith with them first and foremost is to find others, your friends, not necessarily adults, to look for others that will join you if nothing else to be just with you, to spend time with you, to build meaningful friendships with more than hanging out on the weekends. if you are looking to combat loneliness, there is need

church. i don't think anything will lead catholics to more open opposition.f that stuff starts spreading across the country please tell me that this will not survive judicial review. to me it seems so outrageous. help me understand it better. >> i agree. is a violation. when we don't take the stance when the catholic church doesn't stand up in the evangelical church doesn't stand up in those moments because they're afraid of being able as being pro-child molester. bad law is created and then that transcends all the different states that are willing to pass it. the very first case i litigated was a case involving the priest statute in washington state. they been going after the privilege for that long and we see this again and again. which underscores the importance of us as people who believe in religion helping the public and legislators understand the sacredness of that is that why the privilege exists in the goodness behind it. that is something i think this committee could really focus on as well as educational component of the value of religious freedom

three churches and a catholic church also appeared in chechersk. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, two stories high. on the sides, the roof is crowned with four-sided towers with spires. in the center of the roof, on a raised drum , a fifth tower is installed, narrowed at the top. windows of the first floor rectangular, on the second - pointed with an arched end, the cornices are decorated with figured brackets, the towers on the roof are made of wood, but their decorations correspond to the composition and stone decorations on the rest of the building. this trend was observed in russian architecture of the 18th century. after the war, the building was used by the city administration, in early 1974, the town hall was badly damaged during a fire. in which all wooden structures were destroyed. repair and restoration work dragged on until 2004. the town hall building was ceremoniously opened. september 24, 2004, on the day of the celebration of the 845th anniversary of the city of chechersk. a visit to chechersk and a visit

he said very clearly that the catholic church, it and the pope, as well as its main representative, theyhave no, no, no authority in russia, as an orthodox country, let's say, therefore to go there, it would be to go to russia, it would be very, well, i think that it is impossible, in fact, russia will not allow it, as long as no one goes to russia, then no one will go to kiev, as long as they want to play this. my name is roman goncharenko, thank you, bye! the hijacking, as well as the deportation, of protected persons from occupied territory, to the territory of the occupying power or to the territory of any other state, is prohibited for any reason. whether occupied or not, the occupying power shall not deport or transfer parts of its own civilian population to the territory it occupies. when it was first carried out, people would come up to us, we were standing here on the corner, they would come up to us after drinking and having fun, they would keep asking, guys, what are you doing here, why are you spending the night here, it's so strange, what's going on here, we'd tell them it '

so. also in chechersk there were three churches and a catholic church. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, two stories high. on the sides, the roof is crowned with four-sided towers with spires. in the center of the roof on a raised drum a fifth tower was installed, narrowed at the top. the windows on the first floor are rectangular, on the second - lancet with an arched finish. the cornices are decorated with figured. brackets. the towers on the roof are made of wood, but their decorations match the composition and stone decorations on the rest of the building. this trend was observed in russian architecture of the 18th century. after the war, the building was used by the city administration. in early 1974 , the town hall was badly damaged during a fire, which destroyed all the wooden structures. the repair work and... the radio dragged on until 2004, the town hall building was ceremoniously opened on september 24, 2004 , on the day of the celebration of the 845th anniversary of the city of chechersk. a visit to chechersk a vis

the ukrainian greek catholic church has only 10 years ago, as it came out of the underground that opposedch. the shelter of the rich people who suffered for christ became the life of the new christians. thus, over the course of 20 years, the work of the sisters of the incarnate word has helped over a hundred ukrainian girls realize their desire to follow christ and serve people. we ask for the dry scene. and the script life, every hour and every hour, everything lies in the sight of god, well, and a little bit from us, everything lies in the sight of god, aka tonemina. oh, let's go now. martha, you will get what you wanted for my sister’s work, i think we will get it, i just wanted to have a rest, and just say on the boil, i said that it will be 15, special in common, both of us have sister who chose to be a non, yours is the mother superior of this convent now, mine is still at the very beginning of her path, so i'm curious about what you felt back then, and actually who was the first one to make the choice, your sister or yourself? well, um, it's hard to explain this kind of words, or b

the ukrainian greek-catholic church has only 10 years ago, as it emerged from the underground, whichosed the communist ideology. it was a great caress for a young woman to end up with a martyr at the church. the shelter of the rich people who suffered for christ became the life of the new christians. thus, over 20 years, the enormous number of sisters of the embodied word has helped over hundreds of ukrainians girls realize your desire to follow christ and serve people. we ask for the scene of the wilted sisters. the leader of the founding sisters. i will fight with you for your backbone. may the whole world fall, may your blessings come. the will is such that at the top of the measles, mercilessly, don’t be angry, but evil, the river of life, every hour and every hour, everything should lie before god, and even a little bit from us, everything should lie before god, and then from us. food, as i am teaching, what is on the right in english, can i come in? and on yours is the mother superior of this convent now, mine is still at the very beginning of her path, so i'm curious about wha

the catholic church has only 10 years since it emerged from the sub-population that opposed the communistdeology. it was a great caress for a young woman to end up with a martyr at the church. the shelter of the rich people who suffered for christ became the life of the new christians. thus, over 20 years, the enormous number of sisters of the embodied word has helped over hundreds of ukrainians girls realize your desire to follow christ and serve people. we ask for the scene of the wilted sisters. the leader of the founding sisters. i will join you in celebrating your crosses. hail the whole world, hail the whole world, dear daughter. the will is such that the peaks of the measles, the branches of sweetness, let go of flightlessness, the slenary life, from hour to hour, everything lies before god, well, even a little from us, everything lies before god, but it is tragic. i think we’ll catch up, i just wanted to take a rest and just jump on the boat, i said, but not exactly, because i don’t know, i’ll tell you what i’ve experienced, what’s wrong with me? there i shopped, really it's like

it is also connected with the fact that sergei lavrov has now very, very clearly said that the catholic church, it and the pope, as well as its main representative, they have no, no, no authority in russia, as an orthodox country, let's say so, so to go there, it would be to go to russia, it would be very, well, i think it's impossible, in fact, it's... it was geofactor. the podcast deutschiweli about security policy. watch us on youtube, listen on the main podcast platforms. my name is roman goncharenko. thank you, bye. no physical or moral torture or any other coercive measures can be applied to prisoners of war to obtain any information from them. prisoners of war who refuse to answer cannot be threaten, insult , or subject them to any kind of harassment or restriction. we need to be extremely careful.

also , three churches and a catholic church appeared in chechersk.ing of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, has two floors in height, on the sides the roof is crowned with four-sided towers with spires. in the center of the roof on a raised drum, a fifth tower is installed, narrowed at the top. the windows of the first floor are rectangular, on the second - pointed with an arched finish. the cornices are decorated with figured brackets. the towers on the roof are made of wood, but their decorations. after the war, the building was used by the city administration. in early 1974 , the town hall was badly damaged during a fire, which destroyed all the wooden structures. repair and restoration work dragged on until 2004. the town hall building was ceremonially opened on september 24, 2004, on the day of the 845th anniversary of the city of chechersk. visiting chechersk and visiting the town hall are part of a series of educational tours around belarus. today, the town hall building houses a historical and ethnographic museum. welcome to belaru

the bells were cast in germany for the roman catholic church of st. andrew babola. kayaks for athletes. in general, this bench. reminds us that war is a double-edged sword. everyone suffers. the central avenue of polotsk, logically, bears the name of the central figure in belarusian history, francis skarin. and on the square of the same name, a twelve-meter monument was erected to the great book printer, high art. by the way, many spears have been broken in disputes about whether the father of eastern european printing had a moustache, they say, on the only engraving that has come down to us, the first printer is without a moustache, and what we take for a moustache is just a telltale shadow from his nose. on the other hand, is it really that important, because there are much more significant and hitherto unsolved mysteries, not the exact date of the enlightener's death, nor the burial place of francis scarina, are still unknown to scientists, but everyone knows where the leader of the world proletariat lies and stands. monuments there are several lenins in the city

the ukrainian greek-catholic church has only 10 years ago, as it emerged from the underground, whichosed the communist ideology. it was a great caress for a young woman to end up with a martyr at the church. the shelter of the rich people who suffered for christ became the life of the new christians. thus, over the course of 20 years, the enormous number of sisters of the embodied word has helped over hundreds of ukrainians. girls realize your desire to follow christ and serve people. we ask for the scene of the wilted sisters. naypershe, the founding sisters. far from technical. i'm with you kicking in your chest. long may the whole world fall, long may my daughter. the will is such that the peaks are to be reproached, the ice climbers, the gods to fly, and the life of life, every hour and every hour, everything lies before god, well, even a little bit before us, everything lies before god, but it touches. martha, will you get what you wanted from my sister’s work? pittanny, as i see, what's on the right in english, can i come in? and on yours is the mother superior of this convent

also in chechersk there were three churches and a catholic church. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular. it has two floors in height. on the sides, the roof is crowned with four-sided towers with a spire. in the center of the roof on a raised drum a fifth tower was installed, narrowed at the top. the windows on the first floor are rectangular, on the second - pointed with an arched finish. the cornices are decorated with figured brackets. the towers on the roof are made of wood, but their decorations match the composition and stone decorations on the rest of the building. this trend was observed in russian architecture of the 18th century. after the war, the building was used by the city administration. in early 1974 , the town hall was badly damaged during a fire, which destroyed all the wooden structures. the repair and restoration work dragged on until 2004. the town hall building was ceremoniously opened on september 24, 2004, on the day of the 845th anniversary. chechersk! visiting chechersk a visit to the town hall is pa

also in chechersk there were three churches and a catholic church. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, two stories high. on the sides the roof is crowned with four towers with spires. in the center of the roof on a raised drum there is a fifth tower, narrowed at the top. the windows of the first floor are rectangular, on the second - lancet with an arched finish. the cornices are decorated with figured brackets. the roof towers are made of wood, but their decorations match the composition and stone decorations on the rest of the building. this trend was observed in russian architecture of the 16th century. after the war, the building was used by the city administration. in early 1974, the town hall was badly damaged in a fire, which destroyed all the wooden structures. repair and restoration work dragged on until 2004. the town hall building was ceremonially opened on september 24, 2004. the day of the celebration of the 845th anniversary of the year in the city of chechersk. visit chechersk visit to the town hall is part of

incurable diseases, the law turned out to be scandalous, it was not adopted on the first try, the catholic church spoke out against this law, but it was not heard. why do you think more and more countries in the world are adopting such laws? i was talking about the fact that europe is the parent of nazism. that's it. in the normal world, and normal people know that at the head of the world there is its creator, the lord god, who is such a base, a source, or rather, what we call value, what is happening to these people in europe, they have long since abandoned their christian roots, they say, they are liberals, and the liberal system proceeds from the fact that man is at the head of the world, and man... is the source of the determinant of what is good and evil, and since he determines what is good, what is evil, he creates values, they create values, they say that murder - this is a value, and since it is a value, we introduce it into our legislation, this is a completely terrible worldview, dangerous and destructive, and it will all end with the death of the people who remain in this system. coo

this catholic church of st. joseph the betrothed was built on the site of a dominican church at the beginning of the 19th century. two once opposing religious systems. residents are somehow connected with the railway and it is not surprising, the orsha railway junction is one of the largest and most significant on the belarusian highway. first class station. from this angle, orsha's calling card looks impressive. over its almost one and a half centuries, the crowded , eventful railway station has experienced a lot. the first version of the building, as you might guess, was wooden. more than 40 years later, thanks in large part to the engineer and architect ivan ivanovich strukov, visitors and townspeople were met and seen off by a real fortress. and then, as is well known, katyusha came ashore, enemy trains with fuel , military equipment and personnel a few seconds were covered by a huge fire cloud, naturally, the station itself was damaged. you know what the soldiers of the third reich nicknamed the legendary co

also, three churches and a catholic church appeared in chechersk. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, two stories high. on the sides, the roof is crowned with four-sided towers with spires. in the center of the roof , on a raised drum , a fifth tower is installed, narrowed at the top. windows. the first floor is rectangular, on the second - lancet with an arched top, the cornices are decorated with figured brackets. the towers on the roof are made of wood, but their decorations match the composition and stone decorations on the rest of the building. this trend was observed in russian architecture of the 18th century. after the war, the building was used by the city administration. in early 1974, the town hall was badly damaged in a fire, which destroyed all the wooden structures. repair and restoration work dragged on until 2004. the town hall building was ceremonially opened on september 24, 2004, on the day of the celebration of the 845th anniversary of the city of chechersk. a visit to chechersk, a visit to the town hall

her that formally it turned out that britain came out from under the influence of the roman catholic churches founded his own church, said that we will have our own national anglican church, since then, in general, these heroes have long been gone, and england is still a church. very beautiful.

sunday italia final stage also saw the head of the roman catholic church, pope leo the 14th, blessing the riders as they passed through vatican city state. during the encounter, the pontif highlighted the importance of athletes as role models for young people every. in support of the oppressed palestinian people and in rejection of the crime of genocide perpetrated by the zionist enemy against our people in the gaza strip. the missile force of yemani armed forces carried out a specific military operation. lot airport in the occupied area of jafa using a hypersonic ballistic missile. the operation has successfully achieved its objective, causing millions of herds of userping zionists to flee to shelters and halting airport operations. the uav force of yemani armed forces carried out three military operations targeting three vital israeli enemy targets in the areas of jaffa, ashd and od in the occupied palestine using three drones. also working to impose a complete ban on air traffic at bengorian airport, he said the remaining airlines that have not yet complied with the band should tak