But real believers support The Church as much as they can – and that is very good!
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Happy Easter!Happy Easter!
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During this big holiday orthodox believers are allowed to eat fish. As you remember now there is Great Lent in Russia. And there are just two days when people who keeps the fast are allowed to eat fish. One of Church tradition this day is releasing doves.
Today we offer you to watch a video about Annunciation Old-Believers Service in Russian Village Andronovo (Moscow region). I think that’s very interesting!
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Video in English about the Great Lent:
Video in Russian about the Great Lent:
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Read more and watch another video about Epiphany in Russia: Russia: That Is Cold!– Epiphany
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We have a very interesting documentary video in our collection. This video shows that thousands of Jews come to one little Ukrainian town Uman to celebrate there Rosh Hashana (Jewish New Year). Yes I wanted to publish it tonight — but this documentary was in Russian so I found a better one in Hebrew! [Think that for most of our readers Hebrew is the same strange language as Russian but this video is interesting to watch because it shows us the festival from inside point of view!]
Uman is the burial place of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, the Rebbe of the Breslov group of Hasidic Jews. Rabbi Nachman spent the end of his life in Uman, and specifically requested to be buried there. During Rosh Hashanah (The Jewish New Year) there is a major pilgrimage by Breslov Hasidim and others to visit the grave in Uman; this has increased in recent years to the point where some 30,000 chassidim attend each year (mainly men). This practice dates back to 1811, the year after Rabbi Nachman was buried in Uman. The Rebbe told his hassidim, before he died, that they should join him for Rosh Hashana, and this is why the devout Breslov Hassidim still visit him every year for the Jewish new year.
Readers who want to know even more can read Rabbi Nachman’s Strories.
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Read also why Jews go to little Ukrainian town Uman to celebrate Rosh Hashanah: Russian Video: Uman! Rosh Hashana!.
We always emphasize that Russia is multi-ethnic and multi-religious country. Today we want to show you a video about community of Roman Catholics in Kazan, who are celebrating the opening of a new church:
Ildar Khanov, a local sculptor, is building what he calls a Temple of All Faiths. He sees it as a cultural centre of the future and a unique meeting point for people of all beliefs. The construction, financed with his own money, has been under way for the past 13 years. But the idea came to him years earlier.
“I had this idea since childhood. It really is the goal of my whole life. I wanted to find a way towards understanding among people. The temple is meant to symbolise peace and unity,” he said.
We wish all our readers to have high goals in life
and we wish your best wishes become true!
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