Sretensky Monastery Wishes our Readers a Happy 2018

Sretensky Monastery. Photo: A.Pospelov / Pravoslavie.ru Sretensky Monastery. Photo: A.Pospelov / Pravoslavie.ru
    

To all our readers around the world! We wish you all the best in the coming year: peace, happiness, prosperity, and spiritual growth in our Lord Jesus Christ.

Many Years!

The Sretensky Monastery Choir sings “Mnogaya Leta!”—“God Grant You Many Years!”

1/1/2018

See also
Where There is God, There is Life Where There is God, There is Life
His Holiness Patriarch Kirill Where There is God, There is Life Where There is God, There is Life
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Before us is an unknown future. Scientists try to ignore the development of events, futurologists describe a distant future, but no one really knows what it will be like, because our Lord is the Lord of history. This historical process is in His hands, and each one of us is a participant. Homily on the New Year Homily on the New Year
St. Barsanuphius of Optina Homily on the New Year Homily on the New Year
St. Barsanuphius of Optina
I greet all of you gathered here with the New Year. I congratulate you with the joys that I hope the Lord might send you in the coming year. I congratulate you also with the sorrows that will inevitably visit you this year: perhaps today, perhaps tomorrow, or in the near future. Incidentally, do not be confused by sorrows or fear them. How Russians celebrated New Year before revolution How Russians celebrated New Year before revolution How Russians celebrated New Year before revolution How Russians celebrated New Year before revolution
Christmas was a family holiday, mostly for children. On Christmas Eve, every self-respecting newspaper carried Christmas stories and verses in which the hero is miraculously saved from danger on Christmas Day.
Comments
Jan den Biesen1/1/2018 4:11 pm
Spasi Gospodi! Thanks to the Lord for all He gives to us. Thanks to you for all the blessings we may receive from your beautiful site, which is as a lighttower in the stormy world of the internet...!
Anthony1/1/2018 2:43 pm
Hello good morning Sretensky Monastery. And I greet you too with best wishes for the New Year. And the upcoming Nativity of the Lord.
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