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Calugans told about omissions when submitting notes to the temple

The fact is that if a person comes to church only to submit a note and light a candle, skipping the service, he misses the opportunity to meet with God

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Calugans told about omissions when submitting notes to the temple

The fact is that if a person comes to church only to submit a note and light a candle, skipping the service, he misses the opportunity to meet with God.

The note is a prayer read by the priest and the community, but it does not cancel the personal appeal to God.

The Chairman of the movement “Orthodox Russia” Mikhail Ivanov in an interview with “Gazeta.ru” called not only to submit notes and put candles, but also to pray themselves.

As reported earlier, archaeologists have found in the Kaluga region an important object of archaeological heritage.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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