Russian key. The diary of the priest
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The book of Archpriest Vladimir Vigilyansky "Russian Key" is a sincere dialogue between the author with a reader about the world in which we live, about the problems that each of us has to solve in a society where there are many Orthodox, and the minority of the church. What guidelines should a believer have, how to relate to political processes and social phenomena, preserving internal freedom and love for the Lord? The book is built as a diary, but the annual cycle of notes can be read from any page, choosing the topics and reasoning you like.
Archpriest Vladimir Vigilyansky - rector of the Tatiana Martyr Church at Moscow State University and the Church of St. Vasily the Great in Zaitsev, the Moscow Region. Born in 1951 in Ternopol, graduated from the Literary Institute named after A.M. Gorky. He worked at the State Institute of Art Activities, the magazines Sprink and "Russian Visa", newspapers "New York Times" and "Moscow News", headed the Faculty of Journalism of the RPU. In 2005-2012 - The head of the press service of the Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia. Member of the Union of Russian Writers and the Union of Journalists of Russia, teacher of the Sretensky Theological Seminary
Archpriest Vladimir Vigilyansky - rector of the Tatiana Martyr Church at Moscow State University and the Church of St. Vasily the Great in Zaitsev, the Moscow Region. Born in 1951 in Ternopol, graduated from the Literary Institute named after A.M. Gorky. He worked at the State Institute of Art Activities, the magazines Sprink and "Russian Visa", newspapers "New York Times" and "Moscow News", headed the Faculty of Journalism of the RPU. In 2005-2012 - The head of the press service of the Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia. Member of the Union of Russian Writers and the Union of Journalists of Russia, teacher of the Sretensky Theological Seminary
Author:
Author:Archpriest Vladimir Vigilyansky
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Religion & Spiritually
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7533-1650-9
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