Russian Church

The Russian "Night Wolves" are Coming Back to Bulgaria

Motorcyclists from Club Night Wolves will enter our country today from Macedonia. Their route will pass through the Ruen Monastery, Kyustendil and will reach Sofia. Tomorrow they plan to visit the St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the Russian Church, the Soviet Army Monument in the capital, and give a press conference, and head for Serbia on Friday.

Romania to Give Moldovan Clergy Diplomatic Passports

Romania says it will issue 14 working and diplomatic passports to clergy of the Metropolitan Church of Bessarabia, which is canonically subordinate to the Romanian Orthodox Church.

The Orthodox Church in the former Soviet republic is split between the Metropolitan Church of Bessarabia and the Metropolitan Church of Moldova, which is subordinate to the Moscow Partriarchate.

Serbia to get another Russian center - this one, in Belgrade

Sputnik is reporting that the idea to establish the Center has been around for several years.

The plan is to extend the existing building housing the church's offices, and set up the Spiritual Center, that would host spiritual and cultural events of interest to Russians and Serbs, Father Vitaly Tarasyev said.

Greek-American Michael Karloutsos αppointed State Department Deputy Chief of Protocol & Acting Chief

Michael Karloutsos has been appointed Deputy Chief of Protocol and Acting Chief, a high-profile position in the State Department, and will begin on July 23. He brings many years of extensive experience in politics and public relations to the position.

Putin visits Orthodox monastic community at Mount Athos

Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived at the northern Greek peninsula of Mount Athos, on a visit to the autonomous Orthodox Christian monastic community here.

Putin flew from Athens to the northern city of Thessaloniki Saturday morning, went by road near Mt.Athos and then took a boat - the only means to reach the community.

Rare photos of Old Athens

Photos depict the beauty of old Athens. See Syntagma Square, Fillelinon street, Psiri and Gazi, when streets where dirt roads and people of Athens were moving around with carriages.

Church of Agios Grigorios Church – Mitropoleos street, 1900

 

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