they are disfavoring catholic charities becaey serve non-catholics because the higher non-catholics and because they don't prelize. >> let me ask you. i totally see that other do think it raises at least the lity problem you're talking about. i am wondering if exemption was ally designed to work that way and whether wisconsin ma at least, obviously they h the right to say whatever they want to say about their state statute but you extent they are -- to the extent they are following the federal law, i wohether for religious purposes isn't really abo motivation, that instead it is out the kinds of activities undertakes.ganization so when we look at the legislative history of the federal provision they are very clear in terms of making the line be beeea college devoted to preparing students for the ministry novitiate,, which i understand is sort of a ace for people, nuns and the like, to decide whether or they're meant f faith, or a quote, house of study training candidates to beembers of religious orders. they put that on one side of the line, congre ds, and then it says on the other hand

of catholics on kaufman's. i'm also kind of folks, one of the presidents of catholic side is the cassim drama to kind of thank you so much for talking 12 to 0. sorry, it's my pleasure to be with you. thank you. so way here in the week in which the noun, international form is presenting, has expanded once again to the world. 3 is on, since you unveiled the reform program, do you feel you've delivered the new kaz extend that you promised? yes, sir, we are in the process, frankly speaking it's not that easy because there been so many developments outside of colors found that to impact the to the process of homes and over the war and ukraine. absolutely. and i believe that it's not that easy. we must be frank, we must be pragmatic. by the same time, we need to to be very much bold as far as all the phones are concerned. that's why i am telling my people that we should be very much for. we've got to achieving all goals that i didn't put in. all right, and here's the process is still going along, but it's a very posi

> the nonprofit catholics for catholics blasted the previous administration saying "catholic americans present biden, a self-professed catholic, could allow the fbi to target numbers of his own faith." in 2003, then fbi chief right to testify before congress that the leaks fbi memo investigating radical traditional catholics, that equated them with potential terrorists, was it circulated and only one field office in richfield virginia. >> senator, this notion that other field offices were involved is a guardable. that is all the other offices had, so it was a single field office's product. i stand by that. >> this senator who chairs the judiciary committee, revealed that the anti-catholic memo was widely distributed to some 1,000 fbi employees across the country. one catholic organization said "if the former fbi chief willingly lied before congress, he should be charged with perjury." >> we will see what the investigation brings. always great to see you. >> house minority leader hakeem jeffries threatening to unmask i.c.e. agents. put that -- could that put their lives at risk? plus, t

church, there are a lot of catholic believers in our country, and this has already happened historicallythis denomination has been present here for many centuries, and i think that... this would be a visit of peace, a visit that would have made a significant contribution to the fraternal relations between both the orthodox and catholics, that is, the adherents of christianity, so i think that the invitation of our president is being very seriously considered by the roman catholic church so that all this can happen, yes it will happen, we will wait, this will really be such a historic visit, and what? of a single society, our president once said that we are different, we are all different, but we make up a single whole, the belarusian people. and indeed in our society there are people of different faiths, 25 faiths and religious movements for a relatively small population of the country. this suggests that our society is very diverse and in the sphere of religion, so it is impossible to maintain stability in society without recognizing this diversity, so of course all the people who... th

he's delivering the president of catholics on costumes. i'm also kind of talk somebody because they are the president of the catholic side is the cassim drama to kind of thank you so much for talking 12 to 0. all right, it's my pleasure to be with you. thank you. so we're here in the week in which the us that international forum is presenting has expanded once again to the world. 3 is on since you on valve the reform program, do you feel you've delivered the new kaz expand that you promised? yes, sir, we are in the process, frankly speaking it's not that easy because there been so many developments outside of kind of found that impact to the process of the homes and over the war in ukraine as well. okay. and i believe that it's not that easy. we must be frank, we must be pragmatic. by the same time, we need to be very much bold as far as how reforms are concerned. that's why i am telling my people that we should be very much for. we've got to achieving paul goals that uh, having puts you know, our agenda just the process is still going lon

violating the first amendment rights of catholics, not just radical catholics. >> the catholics for catholicministration saying catholic americans are trying to grasp how former president biden a self-professed catholic could have allowed his f.b.i. to target members of his own faith. wray testified before congress the leaked f.b.i. memo about investigating radical traditional catholics that equated them with potential terrorists was circulated with only one field office, richmond, virginia. chuck grassley revealed that the anti-catholic memo was widely distributed to 1,000 f.b.i. employees across the country. they said if former f.b.i. chief wray knowingly lied before congress he should be charged with perjury, bill. >> bill: lauren green live in new york. thank you. all of a sudden some democrats are now fans of elon musk again. all it took was his feud with president trump yesterday. what the left had to say about the musk food just before the change of heart. biden's knives are out for the former press secretary. >> why didn't you come out months ago. this lady sat at the podium and lied

a g d p has expanded in in catholic stand, around 55 percent between 20192024. but wells distribution is still a challenge dots of from the world inequality. delta based shows the wealthiest one percent still controls almost 30 percent of the nation's assets wealth. 50 percent holds less than 5 percent. how do you plan to reduce any quality? how do you plan to speed up that distribution? you're right. saying that to all you to be is increasing last year ethridge to $290000000000.00 and in terms of per capita. we are number one in this part of the walls. how judy pays the largest one in central asia. but of course, we are not complacent and that you were right mentioning the distribution of wealth in color as tom, it's a matter which is concerning me as a president. has it not moved as fast as he would have liked it to have have moved? yes, uh, what held it back. what stopped you from moving as quickly as you wanted to. so many negative factors outside of colors found in the very beginning, a lot of talk. we have mentioned some of them. and then uh that us, i'm a

our guest, professor regina elsner, a theologian, catholic, and specialist in orthodoxy, employee of the university of münster. let's start with this: after the recent statements by the head of the russian foreign ministry sergey lavrov, a meeting between the delegations of russia and ukraine in the vatican seems unlikely, is there still some chance, what will it depend on? well, there is always hope for some chance, i must say, and indeed, as you said, the invitation to the vatican and in general for the new pope, the new pope, he gave... new hope for some kind of change in this impasse in which we seem to find ourselves it's been too long, but we also see that all negotiations. in fact, depend on the russian side, and as soon as the russian side is really ready for some changes, some real changes in this war, then there will be a chance to meet anywhere, but including in the vatican, a lot depends here on the russian side, and what do you think, why didn't russia immediately say that it is against the vatican, that is, for some time this possibility was discussed and it seemed that

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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

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

our guest, professor regina elsner, theologian, catholic, specialist in orthodoxy. invitation to the vatican and in general the persona of the new pope, the new pope, he gave new hope for some kind of change in this impasse in... from we also see that in fact it depends on the russian side, all the negotiations, and as soon as the russian side is really ready for some kind of changes, some real changes in this war, then there will be a chance to meet anywhere, but including in the vatican, a lot depends here on the russian side sides. and why do you think russia didn't immediately say that it was against it? they think for a long time, pretend that something will be good, and maybe we agree, and in this way they simply win quite a lot of time, in that the west hopes to try to tune in to real negotiations. another factor that plays a role here is that the vatican has a dual role in all of this, it is a diplomatic entity, it is legally, according to international law, it exists - until now it has not had any common affairs with russia, he does not know russia, he was not connected with

a disproportion a number of them are catholic. so more than 10%, i think that was closer to 50%, although i have to look that up. so it means that the vietnamese coming to the united states were disproportionately catholic. just know that this woman most likely is. and northwest arkansas. but you can see that she's making a of a religious affinity here. okay. really good point. what other what is other what's another reason why there's an argument that vinase would come to the united states? how is the united states position? yeah. lara and if you can, thank you for waiting. um, i don't know, but i can always you the picture like america's, like kind of on this pedestal, like, even like the airplane was high above everything else and america's high of like and honey, it's like so soulful, like, oh, my god, look at. we're helping these poor bad girl. like, they're coming here. only we can provide them with this grand opportunity of life. and so. so, i don't know, is like almost it's like selling america and like the american dream

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, as an irish nationalist, catholic woman. she's also being connected consciously by her opponents to communism. and this of course, has a resonance. the lingua franca of the 1950s. mccarthy ism, etc., etc., in the united states is intended course to legitimize or delegitimize rather the the civil rights movement more broadly. and this can only happen given the currency of movement of ideas across atlantic between the united states and ireland more broadly should note devlin's american tour was indicative of a crystallizing irish nationalist worldview which was increasingly oriented towards the united states in search of a political solution to. the conflict in northern ireland unionists, by contrast, seem to have little interest or indeed conviction in american political culture. as we have heard, northern ireland prime minister terence o'neill implore lbj, for example, to remove the irish question from american politics. yet ulster unionists have perhaps an even greater claim to america in political heritage and influence at

sunday 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 di

, as an irish nationalist, catholic woman. she's also being connected consciously by her opponents to communism. and this of course, has a resonance. the lingua franca of the 1950s. mccarthy ism, etc., etc., in the united states is intended course to legitimize or delegitimize rather the the civil rights movement more broadly. and this can only happen given the currency of movement of ideas across atlantic between the united states and ireland more broadly should note devlin's american tour was indicative of a crystallizing irish nationalist worldview which was increasingly oriented towards the united states in search of a political solution to. the conflict in northern ireland unionists, by contrast, seem to have little interest or indeed conviction in american political culture. as we have heard, northern ireland prime minister terence o'neill implore lbj, for example, to remove the irish question from american politics. yet ulster unionists have perhaps an even greater claim to america in political heritage and influence at

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

>>and provide showers at saint bruno's catholic church in san bruno., you go in and then i think you're next. >>it's the ministry of the catholic worker hospitality house, the nonprofit. peter and his wife, kate chatfield, started 29 years ago. >>i just need to organize that space. >>it provides temporary shelter and evening meals for six people at the church, plus permanent affordable housing for a dozen others at two boarding houses in san bruno and south san francisco. peter lifts people up in their time of greatest need. >>how i got into this work in the first place was that i wanted to figure out a way to live out my faith. give me the next one out here. >>janice dull says peter helped her and her husband get back on their feet. they stayed at the shelter and now rent a room at the catholic worker boarding house, and she works at the shelter, paying forward peter's kindness. >>he is my hero. basically, he got me off the streets. he's like my angel that i didn't think i had. and >>melinda lent is also grateful that peter offered her a place to live

church, i wanted to talk about this, citing as an example four women who were proclaimed in the catholicchurch teachers of the church, among thousands of saints, not all of whom are canonized, there are 37 saints who are proclaimed in the catholic church. long before the renaissance, such a person in whom everything was united, she was, of course , a teacher for her sisters, nuns, but she also wrote treatises on medicine, like others, she is a woman from this list, she wrote spiritual poetry, but she is the only one who set it to music, this music is still performed very highly valued by specialists, she wrote treatises on philosophy, cosmogony, which, based on its spiritual experience, wants to bring order to the church, and this also seemed incredible to people then, and today they are perplexed, amazed, how can this be, because of her persistence, because of her consistency and because of the arguments, of course, that she brought, the pope listened and returned to rome, not everything is so simple, but a start was made, here is the next of these women, a saint... teresa of avila, who

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

bartholomew's day, catholics will decide the huguenots, huguenots the catholics, somewhere at the turn, 15th century in france they finally reconciled, sorted out, well, with the last huguenot skirmishes, richelieu, la rochelle, the fortress, remember, yes, with english support, that's where the musketeers storm la rochelle, perform feats, have breakfast on the bastion. in our film they still sing at this time, louis x, the king of france, rules almost to within a couple of years, plus or minus, the same 30 years as our mikhail romanov, oleg tabakov, in the movie louis x, he is a contemporary of mikhail romanov, a similar state system, they also have a government, we have prime minister ivan cherkassky, a childhood friend of mikhail romanov, i told you, with whom he... we have cathedrals, a council of all the lands in france on a similar principle , the general states, that is, a non-permanent parliament, meeting from time to time to solve specific problems and representatives of different classes of free people, the nobility. the people with their comrades, the nobles did not like him

it was at that point the biggest mass, catholic mass in human history. and a kind of psychic break began at that point that was very helpful to the western disapproval and resistance of communism. it became part of, it was part of ronald reagan anyway, but after that, it was more understandable that he would speak of the evil empire. do you know what i mean? it was really part of a big thing. - let me ask you then about the vatican's position today towards the chinese communist party and the criticism that the catholic church is receiving for failing to stand up for human rights abuses in china and for failing to, what critics say, take a stand consistent with its history. - yes, and consistent with its beliefs. i think it is legitimate criticism, i must say. i see the church right now as a great blur. it is a confusing thing. i do not understand what pope francis is up to or how internally he really sees things. he confuses me. he confuses me. - you have said that you have faith in the institutions of our country even against the backdrop of a second tr

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, so

first , a monastery was built on the site of residential buildings, and later - a catholic church.nicans, monks of one of the catholic orders, began to penetrate the belarusian lands in the 18th century. they did not have permanent housing, they were beggars. its history begins in 1683. the radzivils again turned out to be quite generous and granted the monks allowance in the form of a thousand gold coins for the annual and family treasury. after 2 centuries, the russian authorities decided to get rid of the few, in their opinion, dominicans, resettling them to nesvizh. the church and monastery began to belong to the department of military settlements for barracks. soon after these events, in 1850, the wife of the kletsky prince, sophia radivil, proposed to rebuild the catholic church into 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

it's the ministry of the catholic worker hospitality house, the nonprofit. peter and his wife, kate chatfield, started 29 years ago. i just need to organize that space. it provides temporary shelter and evening meals for six people at the church, plus permanent affordable housing for a dozen others at two boarding houses in san bruno and south san francisco. peter lifts people up in their time of greatest need. how i got into this work in the first place was that i wanted to figure out a way to live out my faith. give me the next one out here. janice says peter helped her and her husband get back on their feet. they stayed at the shelter and now rent a room at the catholic worker boarding house, and she works at the shelter, paying forward peter's kindness. he is my hero. basically, he got me off the streets. he's like my angel that i didn't think i had. and melinda lent is also grateful that peter offered her a place to live at the hospitality house after she lived for months in her car. he's like a lifesaver. i mean, i was out there in the car, you know, i

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, stretches 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 isn't as busy if you me, i would ask for something more authentic can grow a mighty good play. far more than in the top down publish church the past from oven guest. i try we also 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 out the guiding principles of the church has the actions me my upset about to be my view.

the husband was once home to europe's most developed catholics. the church no longer release his current membership statistics. bus surveys shows that many 18 to 25 year olds was nothing to do with. 30 years ago, nearly 2 sets of young polls practice they face. today it's due as an one info i'm especially critical as it will increase and the abuse of their power the most it. so that's just you have them say religion and church institutions should be cut separate from the state for sci fi school there. why have so many polls turned away from the church at the university of dunn's religious school, extra stuff with a know sky is looking for on says the young people want to live by their own values and freedoms. and you just tell them they don't want anyone telling them what's right or wrong is a bit to see moving from their point of view of life. a church often goes too far away just for some reason. but the what exactly all those interventions. one example is, of course, in the form of writing, poking us government introduced an almost 2 band spark

for many centuries , orthodox and catholics, jews and muslims have lived here in harmony.seem to someone that by a strange coincidence we ended up in rio, because the statue christ is reminiscent of one of the most famous monuments in the world. but no, we are vie or something else. in the belarusian rio there is no eternal summer, colorful carnivals are not held here and planes from london, paris, warsaw and rome do not fly here. the quiet provincial town is often compared to the brazilian metropolis because of the reduced copy of the famous statue. angle, maybe if you pick up the right one it seems as if jesus embraces the whole city, it has been known about it since the 15th century, in the status of a town ivie on... the city received the official status of a town in 1742 due to its favorable location. the settlement is located on the banks of the ivyanka and gav'e rivers. and ivya is also a crossroads of the most important trade routes. at the end of the 16th century, the pinsk-vilnya road passed through it, which connected polesie with the capital of the state, the b

and the fact that he's catholic, they don't a catholic king. so they, quote, invite the dutch ruler to become the king, england. he came with 40,000 troops. it was an invasion people. and he becomes william and mary. so that the bookies taking manhattan by russell short. so it's a great read i recommend that you that you pick it up at fine bookstores everywhere thanksgiving.

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the husband was once home to europe's most devout catholics. the church no longer released as current membership statistics. bus surveys shows that many 18 to 25 year olds was nothing to do with it. so 2 years ago, nearly 2 sets of young polls practice they face. today, it's fewer than one in full i'm especially critical of the role of priests. the abuse of their power the most with so that was the religion and church institutions should be cut separate from the state for see the price over by have so many polls turned away from the church at the university of dunst, religious gold, extra stuff with a know sky is looking for offices, so the young people want to live by their own values and freedoms. and then just as long as they don't want anyone telling them what's right or wrong or is a bit testing, move you from their point of view, right? the church often goes too far away just for some reason, but the what exactly all those interventions. one example is of course in the form of writing popular government introduced an almost 2 band sparkin

the ladgalians are probably the northernmost catholics in the world, living in predominantly lutheran latvia. this incredible mix of history, geography, politics and culture, probably makes latgale so amazing and different from the rest of latvia, but at the same time, experiencing the same, and maybe even greater problems, that the whole country. trying to somehow warm up, it is not cold outside, but in latvia in winter it is always windy and humid, dmitry and i are winding circles around the monument to the poet janis rainis, a native of latgale, they say that he could speak on the street with passers -by in any language, be it latvian, ladgalian, russian, idezh or belarusian. however, many residents of latgale are still polyglots and can hold a conversation in several languages. at home they spoke polish and belarusian, with me my grandmother spoke only polish, at home with my wife and daughter, in latvian, russian, english, that is, as we begin to speak, so we continue, according to official data, there are less than... according to sociologists, 63% of locals do not want to take

the doj of course now targeting anti-catholic bias.ine, can you envision the biden administration ever going after anti-catholic bias? >> no. let me get to that and a second. there is that wonderful shakespeare sonnet. bear ruin quiets the sweet birds sang. he talks about these bear ruin inquires. if you want a catholic church 30 or 40 years ago, it was mostly old people. now as you say you have all these young people. in the meantime, bidens justice department is going after traditionalist catholics as possible terrorists. what in god's name is going on here? by the way, to me this is proof almost 100% that biden was not in control, not only of his senses and brain but of policy. can you imagine joe biden, a catholic, at least he plays one on tv, saying to his justice department or approving of his justice department going after catholics. i don't think so. this was not his idea. but how about the faith here? this is fabulous. >> jonathan: fabulous indeed. as always, great to see you, thank you. >> thank you trace. >> jonathan: and th

of the catholic advocacy group network.catholic reporter, as i am, i am not surprised by the thinking of the editorial board as i as i know some of you, i'm a little surprised about going public with it. i'm sure that's not an easy thing. it's not a magazine intended to be in the dead center of our politics. how did you arrive at this? >> i think that the critical factor in this is how this bill undermines all, all of the safety net for caring for those at the. >> margins in our society. >> they do it directly by cutting medicaid, by cutting. >> snap. which is food stamps. >> by cutting. work for is for pregnant women. they do it indirectly by raising such debt that it will automatically trigger cuts to medicare. and when you. >> have such an. >> egregious bill that hurts the most marginalized people in our society, you have to stand up. our faith calls us to speak and to be witnesses to what is right and just. >> donald trump is talking about trying to revoke the tax exempt status of any nonprofit institution that does not

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colleagues, jedi vance, and marco rubio, to be there to show that they are good catholics and they were in this place, and for zelensky, i think, it was just very important, to also thank in this way and show his gratitude to the vatican. relations between these churches have not changed for 3 years, because the russian orthodox church openly supports the war against ukraine and blesses it. this is not a problem for the vatican. this is a big problem for the vatican in fact, but here too there is a process that has happened, as i already said, until 2022 , the relationship between the russian orthodox church and the vatican was very good, because on the ecumenical, on the theological level, there was a lot in common achieved over the past decades, since 2022, the vatican has been trying to talk to the russian orthodox church along this line, they have been for a very long time... understood, in my opinion, this is a little, yes, maybe it is incorrect to say, but in fact, it was clear that they do not understand that the russian orthodox church here is a political actor, this is politica