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In Dolgorukovo for the first time rang the bells of the new temple of Prince Vladimir

In Dolgorukovo, Lipetsk region for the first time rang the bells of the new church of St. Prince Vladimir

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In Dolgorukovo for the first time rang the bells of the new temple of Prince Vladimir

In Dolgorukovo, the Lipetsk region for the first time rang the bells of the new church of St. Prince Vladimir. The rite of consecration was performed by Bishop Maxim of Elets and Lebedyan. This was told by the head of the district Andrei Timokhin.

After consecration, the bishop blessed Priest Vadim Zuev for the first service in the temple. The first bells were ringed by Sunday school students.

The head of the Dolgorukov district, Andrei Timokhin, noted that the construction of the temple was the result of joint efforts of residents and other people who helped the project. He thanked all those who donated money for the construction, as well as Priest Vadim Zuev and the builders.

The head of the municipality expressed special gratitude to Bishop Maxim for his visit to Dolgorukovo and support.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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