Tserkov' Ikony Bozhiyey Materi "Vzyskaniye Pogibshikh"

Quiet, small. No frills. Around, in radius, there are a lot of interesting things on the plaques that I did not know. Near the cemetery. Yes, and not a cemetery, but just a park. Quiet, shady. Who needs to be alone, the most

I come to this temple, basically, only for Confession and Communion, and, accordingly, on the eve of the Sacrament of the Eucharist, I am present there at the evening service, since this temple is a very convenient time for services, and it takes only 20 minutes to get there, with walking and driving together ... It would be nice to expand this temple three times !!! I don’t want to say anything about the situation and atmosphere in the church, because in every church it is unstable, every time everything is different, the attitude of the priests towards you is also very unstable, then they may not behave very well with you, then they are quite friendly and supportive (this applies to absolutely all clergy! ..). It is a pity that there are no more prayers for creating a family, I really liked to visit them, although the number of times that I managed to participate in them did not affect my personal life (this is about at least 10 and no more than 15 times ...) ... And so in general, at the moment, I give the greatest preference to the Vladimir Church, because there is a highly spiritual priest who from time to time talks with parishioners and performs prayers for the sick on Mondays ...

I went into the heat in shorts, yelled obscenities, kicked out.

I was very glad when I moved to the Hippodrome, that there is a Church nearby, you can walk on foot. Very beautiful and comfortable.

Earlier in Voronezh there was a temple in honor of the Icon of the Mother of God "Seeking the Lost". After 1935 it was closed, and in the 1960s it was destroyed. Decades later, the temple was consecrated again in honor of the icon of the Most Holy Theotokos "Seeking the Lost". The temple-monument to all Voronezh residents who died on the battlefields and in the performance of military duty in peacetime in the 20th century was erected by the Voronezh architect Pyotr Danilenko on Moskovsky Prospekt near the Kominternovsky cemetery. The construction of the memorial temple began in April 1998 in accordance with the decision of the Voronezh administration to build a pantheon chapel next to the Kominternovskoye cemetery at the request of the Committee of Soldiers' Mothers and the Association of Servicemen in memory of the dead and hot spots. On April 13, 2004, on the Tuesday of Bright Week, His Eminence Metropolitan Sergius consecrated the cross on the dome. The construction of the temple was completed by 2005. On January 7, 2005, on Christmas Day, the first divine service was performed there. In May 2005, on the eve of the 60th anniversary of the Great Victory, Metropolitan Sergius of Voronezh and Borisoglebsk performed the rite of renovating the church with a small consecration; on July 1, 2007, on the 5th week after Pentecost, Metropolitan Sergius of Voronezh and Borisoglebsk consecrated the throne.