the Belorussian Orthodox Church formally celebrated the glorification of St. Cyprian Klimuts, who was recently canonized at a session of the Belorussian Orthodox Church's Local Synod. In addition to the many clergy and faithful present local regional and district officials also attended the glorification. More (in Russian) here.
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Showing posts with label Metropolitan Philaret of Minsk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Metropolitan Philaret of Minsk. Show all posts
Thursday, August 4, 2011
St. Cyprian Klimuts Formally Glorified in Belarus
During the Divine Liturgy this morning at the Cathedral of St. Michael in Lida, Belarus, Metropolitan Philaret (Vakhromeyev) of Minsk and eleven other hierarchs of 
the Belorussian Orthodox Church formally celebrated the glorification of St. Cyprian Klimuts, who was recently canonized at a session of the Belorussian Orthodox Church's Local Synod. In addition to the many clergy and faithful present local regional and district officials also attended the glorification. More (in Russian) here.
the Belorussian Orthodox Church formally celebrated the glorification of St. Cyprian Klimuts, who was recently canonized at a session of the Belorussian Orthodox Church's Local Synod. In addition to the many clergy and faithful present local regional and district officials also attended the glorification. More (in Russian) here.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Belorussian Orthodox Glorify New Saint
This past Friday Metropolitan Philaret (Vakhromeyev) of Minsk led services glorifying the New Hieromartyr Constantine (Zhdanov) of Disna, whose glorification was 
recently blessed by the Local Synod of the Belorussian Orthodox Church in light of the 2007 discovery that the Saint's relics were incorrupt. Metropolitan Philaret was joined in the services by many of the other hierarchs of the Orthodox Church in Belarus. More here and (in Russian) here.
Pictured is St. Constantine prior to his martyrdom in 1919.
recently blessed by the Local Synod of the Belorussian Orthodox Church in light of the 2007 discovery that the Saint's relics were incorrupt. Metropolitan Philaret was joined in the services by many of the other hierarchs of the Orthodox Church in Belarus. More here and (in Russian) here.Pictured is St. Constantine prior to his martyrdom in 1919.
Friday, May 20, 2011
Metropolitan Philaret Serves Memorial for Minsk Attack Victims
Today marks the 40th day since the terrorist attack in Minsk, Belarus. The day is being marked with a memorial served by Metropolitan Filaret (Vakhromeyev) of the Belorussian Orthodox Church in Minsk's Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, with President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus in attendance. More (in Russian) here.
Monday, May 16, 2011
St. Leontius of Vilnius Glorified in Minsk
This past Sunday Metropolitan Filaret (Vakhromeyev) of the Belorussian Orthodox Church celebrated the glorification of Archimandrite St. Leontius (Karpovich) of Vilnius, a widely venerated saint in Belarus
who led the resistance to the Union of Brest in what today is Lithuania and Belarus. The glorification was concelebrated by hierarchs of the Belorussian Orthodox Church and many clergy from the Orthodox Churches in Belarus and Lithuania. More (in Russian) here.
who led the resistance to the Union of Brest in what today is Lithuania and Belarus. The glorification was concelebrated by hierarchs of the Belorussian Orthodox Church and many clergy from the Orthodox Churches in Belarus and Lithuania. More (in Russian) here.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Memorials for Victims of Minsk Attack
This morning Metropolitan Filaret (Vakhromeyev) of Minsk and Slutsk, First Hierarch of the Belorussian Orthodox Church, served a memorial for the victims of yesterday's 
terrorist attack in the Minsk Metro in the capital's Cathedral of the Holy Spirit. All the churches of the Belorussian Orthodox Church have been blessed to serve memorials for the attack's victims for the next 40 days. More here and here.
terrorist attack in the Minsk Metro in the capital's Cathedral of the Holy Spirit. All the churches of the Belorussian Orthodox Church have been blessed to serve memorials for the attack's victims for the next 40 days. More here and here.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Belorussian Orthodox Youth Association Meets
The Youth Association of the Belorussian Orthodox Church met today in central Belarus. Attended by 150 representatives from all the dioceses of the Orthodox Church in Belarus, the Association meeting was opened by Bishop Artemiy of Hrodno with a greeting from Metropolitan Philaret (Vakhromeyev) of Minsk and All Belarus. More here.
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