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Choose your convenient mode of transport:: Metro to station «Osokorky» Minibuses №№ 220 459 466 515 425 459 535 542 562 to station «Osokorky» Buses №№ 91, 87, 42 to station «Osokorky» Then go on foot 800 m according to the schemeTuesday
2st Week of Lent
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OLD NEW YEAR'S EVE
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On the evening of January 13, the Patriarch Moses on the eve of the New year, ministered the thanksgiving prayer service to God for all that happened in our life in the last year, for the endless love of God to us, for the God's mercy, for His blessing of our life, our families and our homes.
CHRISTMAS EVE
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On the evening of January 6, the Patriarch Moses brought the thanksgiving prayer to God, blessed the faithful and consecrated kutia (sweet grain Christmas pudding) and bread, wine and fish and other God's gifts for the Son of the God and Our Saviour Jesus Christ nativity celebrating.
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