A guide for pilgrims published in Hungary

Budapest, April 25, 2014

A special booklet has been published in Hungary for Orthodox pilgrims, reports Sedmitza.ru.

The booklet, "Orthodox Hungary" was published with the blessing of the ruling hierarch of the Hungarian Diocese, Archbishop Mark of Yegorievsk.

The booklet tells about the most important Orthodox churches in Hungary and interesting memorial sites, connected with the Christian history of this country.

The publication, intended for free distribution, has been carried out through the efforts of the Heviz Orthodox parish with the support of the "Robinson tours" travel agency.

Pravoslavie.ru

4/28/2014

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