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Patriarch Kirill appreciated the construction of a new 30-meter temple of Alexander Nevsky in Astrakhan: photo report

Patriarch Kirill visited the temple of Alexander Nevsky under construction in Astrakhan. The height of the building will exceed 30 meters, at the same time the temple can accommodate about 300 parishioners. He plans to open a Center for interaction with the Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies, a baptism, a belfry and a Sunday school.

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Patriarch Kirill visited the temple of Alexander Nevsky under construction in Astrakhan. The height of the building will exceed 30 meters, at the same time the temple can accommodate about 300 parishioners. He plans to open a Center for interaction with the Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies, a baptism, a belfry and a Sunday school.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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