Into the distance life"s gaze

The author of the book memories is a hereditary clergyman, Archpriest Peter Pnevsky. The memoir genre of the work sometimes echoes the epic genome: a full-flowed river of life proceeds before the reader"s gaze, sometimes dangerous with their swallows and unexpected turns. The author writes about the years of war, about his studies in the seminary and the Academy and further about the long-term ministry by the secretary of the Rostov diocese during the complex relations of the church with the state of the second half of the 20th century, about the wise and uncompromising protection of the unknown law enforcement of the Church, the life of the parishes, about unforgettable very close , often touching communication with such church hierarchs as the Patriarchs of Alexy (Simansky), Pimen (Izvekov), Metropolitan of Veniamin (Fedchenkov), Archbishop Andrei (Suchenko), St. Crimean Luke, etc., as well as about meetings with a huge variete of people of the believer people . The book is intended for a wide audience