Moscow monastery gathered more than thousand gifts for children of DPR and LPR

Source: Novorossia Today

Decembe 16, 2015

    

Parishioners of the Novospassky Monastery in Moscow gathered more than a thousand Christmas gifts for children of Novorossia, as has been reported today in the monastery.

Organizers of the collection stated that the church wants to help the people of the Republic make a joyous holiday for their children who have overcome many difficulties in this time of war.

The same campaign occurred last year, with seven thousand gifts being gathered and delivered to children of Donetsk, Novoazovsk and Alchevsk.

Edited by OrthoChristian.com

Novorossia Today

12/16/2015

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