shortage of legal analysts in this industry that can replace him. no, not at all. and to your point again, i didn t know that the camera was on? erso this is a okay if the camea isn t on during a work meeting with other female staffers? and the new yorker fired him right away. cnn continued to pay him for th eight months that he had this extended vacation. it s unbelievable. jeanine: i want to change subjects and talk about what i don t like happened at the church of st. john s last year that trump don t like they said that trump tear gassed these black gloves matter protesters. that turns out certainly not to be the case.d and i haven t heard of any retractions but i haven t heard anyone saying i m sorry. i mean, it s just a lie. t and there is no consequence in journalism for any of this. go ahead, tell me. all they did for the entire trump administration was like come alive come alive. because they were doing the bidding for the democrat party and they still are pure these netwo
05/08/2004 (5 out of 5 stars) I was one of the 59 hand-picked voices that formed the 1989 Robert Shaw Festival Singers.The emotional intensity of making this recording with Shaw was so overwhelming that I had to distance myself from this music for nearly a decade. Only within the last five years have I begun to listen to the recording again, stunned at its power, overwhelmed by the artistry Shaw brought to it, and convinced that the spirit of Sergei himself was present in that 12th-century cathedral in Gramat, France, on that hot, late July evening 15 years ago, when we recorded this masterpiece in a mere four hours. Something, some guiding presence (besides the all-too-intimidating Shaw himself) was in the room, and all of us felt it.The recording has flaws. But not a lot of them. We learned the music in five days, rehearsed it in 95 degree temperatures with minimal ventilation (fans bothered Shaw s ears ), and got one day off (France s bicentennial Bastille Day) the entire
they are so highly venerated that the orthodox authorities will not open it to allow inspection of the bones. but the church of st. lazarus museum has a collection of material found with the relics in 1972. it s a piece in the box. we had the relics of saint lazarus are kept in. maybe that s something that we could take a sample from. the bishop releases a sample for testing. thank you very much, your grace. this piece of wood could help us unpack the mystery of what happened to lazarus bones. what s really exciting is if it goes back to the first century and supports the story of lazarus being buried right here in larnaca. could this be the final resting place of the body of lazarus? the time to test the legend has come.
invasion of cypress which took place in that year, or it may have been due to some earthquakes that we know took place at that time. lazarus disappears until late in the ninth century when a rumor spreads through the christian world, his relics have been discovered. and in 901, byzantine knights come to cyprus in search of the bones of gee us beloved friend. the emperor of constanty nopal sends his agents to the island of cyprus. he entered the church there dedicated to st. lazarus, and proceed to go down into the crypt where they find the remnants of the saint. they then make their way back. in exchange for the relics, one theory holds that the emperor built the vast three domed basilica, the church of st. lazarus that stands here today.