Department of Religious Education and Catechism of Moscow Patriarchate Launches Website

August 2, 2010

A website has been launched by the Department of Religious Education and Catechism of the Russian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate). The site’s address is: http://media.otdelro.ru.

The site will present information for instructors and catechists, including educational programs, workbooks, audio and video materials for use in classes, releases from the program, Orthodox Education, and much more.

The site’s library will be continually updated.

Moscow Patriarchate Information Service

8/3/2010

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