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Provincial College hosted a lecture by Archpriest Alexander Golubev

The Provincial College continues a cycle of Orthodox lectures aimed at the moral education of young people

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Provincial College hosted a lecture by Archpriest Alexander Golubev

On October 23, another conversation was held on the fundamentals of spiritual life. In a confidential atmosphere, Father Alexander, together with the students, analyzed the first four commandments of the Law of God, which determine the relationship of man to God, sacred concepts and the inner spiritual world.

Special attention was paid to the nature of human sins, the power of sincere repentance and the ability to forgive. The priest explained why the ability to admit mistakes and let go of offenses is a sign of maturity and spiritual strength, as well as how moral guidelines help a young person make the right choice in modern realities.

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