She dreamed of becoming a mother and giving her beloved a child, but in the ninth month she lost her daughter and the opportunity to give birth again. In the studio lyubov merkulova. Hello, love. Us we are all very sorry, what happened to you is a real tragedy, please accept our condolences. Thank you. How much time has passed . Has it passed . 8 months, was this your firstborn . No, this was already my second child , my first child is a boy, he is 4 years old, he is from his first marriage, i was not married, but its as if he has a different father, yes, its just that the father of the first child was against it, he didnt want to raise , didnt want children, youve been together with the new man for a long time, well, weve known the man for 3 years, during this time you couldnt get along with him . Parents or just didnt plan it . Just we didnt plan it, but we got to know each other better, and then, as it were, we were already ready for this step, and this pregnancy was planned and des
But for about 1000 years after that it lay dormant. Only in the 20th century did a renewed understanding of this ministry and an awareness of the church is need for it become resurrected. And the prescription for three founding was given and the documents of the second vatican council, particularly in. 1968, just over half a century ago, the catholic bishops of the United States petition pope paul the sixth to approve very founding of this ministry. In the halfcentury since then, more than 18,000 men in the United States have been ordained to this office. We are talking about the office of deacon. Today our guest is one of the deacons who is ordained for the archdiocese of San Francisco. After this brief break , come back and stay with us come as we learn about this ancient catholic vocation, and its new application. Thank you for joining us on mosaic. Our guest today , is deacon michael. You are a deacon in the archdiocese of San Francisco. In ordained minister. Everything i know abou
calm, carried on, and crowned him. also tonight, battle line, the president and house speaker prepare to meet as the debt ceiling fight looms. in ukraine, russia is accused of fire bombs the city of bakhmut. the global covid emergency declared over. new information about the lurking threat. and monarch mania. cbs news is in the crowd that s traveled near and far for the crowning moment. it s spilled into street parties all across the capital. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with a adrianna diaz. good evening. we begin tonight with breaking news in texas. today, shots were fired at an outlet mall in the city of allen north of dallas. police say the gunman is dead, but there are casualties. no details or numbers yet. shoppers ran for cover, others hid in locked stores until safely leaving with their hands raised. go to cbs news.com for the latest. now to britain. an unprecedented changing of the guard. no heir had spent more time waiting tha
And abilities categories, biden is losing ground big time. Check this out. He is down nine on likability. Wow. And is he down, down 9 on whether he displays good judgment in a crisis is shocking. And he lost 8 points on the is he a strong and decisive leader question. Now, on these same questions, trump is up a point or flat from 2020. And this poll isnt the only warning sign for biden. The trump trials have not moved the needle for biden at all. The border story keeps getting worse. And inflation remains, as jamie dimon said yesterday sticky. That means its bad. Voters just are not happy. Plus, even in blue states like nevada, democrat incumbents may be in trouble. And while the official reaction from the democrats, kind of cool as the cucumber, oh, the stories say oh, were confident and focused. There seems to be some Contingency Planning underway. The party that prides itself for being prowomen and, of course, they are all champions of diversity, is giving the first latina on the Su
Respects. Good evening everyone. Two nights a vigil was intended to be a tribute to the late mayor. In the community instead at city hall. Amber was among those who gathered outside in chinatown on this chilly december night. Reporter the candlelight vigil was held here. About 500 people attended. Members of the Chinese Community tell me there will they will remember him as mayor but as someone who fought for those who did not have a voice. A rousing thank you to the late mayor ed lee at portsmouth square. A place the Community Called the living room of chinatown. A place he frequented as mayor and before that as a young attorney for the asian law caucus. He was a remarkable person. And a quiet giant. But not this vigil organizers say is an opportunity for the many chinese immigrants and Senior Citizens whom the mayor helped in his decades of Public Service to celebrate his life and legacy. His work says one Community Leader inspired himself and other young Asian Americans to fight for