The Ipatiev House: The Morning After (From the Triptych “Imperial Golgotha”)
Pavel Ryzhenko
2004
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The Ipatiev House was the site of the execution of the Royal Martyrs on 4/17 July 1918. Need I say more?
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2004
The Ipatiev House was the site of the execution of the Royal Martyrs on 4/17 July 1918. Need I say more?
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I translated a piece about St Hilarion Troitsky the New Martyr on VFR, and these illustrations of modern Russian churches came to mind. There are many new churches throughout Russia… some dedicated to new saints, some to the old standbys. So, here’s a representative selection. The revival shall not be televised… the revival shall be LIVE.
Yekaterinburg (Sverdlovsk Oblast. Urals Federal District) RF
Yugorsk (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug. Urals Federal District) RF
Alapaevsk (Sverdlovsk Oblast. Urals Federal District) RF
Kaliningrad (Kaliningrad Oblast. Northwestern Federal District) RF
A church in Carpatho-Russia
Mukačevo (Zakarpatia Oblast) (currently under Ukrainian occupation)
Pray for the beleaguered Orthodox believers of Carpatho-Russia as the Uniates and Galician nationalists persecute them. Pray for their leader, Fr Dmitri Sidor, who has been beaten by the CIA-trained goons of Yushchenko.
St Petersburg (Federal City of St Petersburg. Northwestern Federal District) RF
Komi Republic (Northwestern Federal District) RF
Moscow (Federal City of Moscow. Central Federal District) RF
It’s the largest single church in Orthodoxy… it’s the Mother Church of all Russian Orthodox Christians… blown up in 1931, replaced by a swimming pool, it was rebuilt in the 90s. A fitting ending to this montage, no?
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