Once in Kvatakhevo Monastery

Maria Saradzhishvili

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Once in Kvatakhevo Monastery

Maria Saradzhishvili

Traces of the fire remained on the church floor for a long time, and all the victims were canonized as the Kvatakhevo Martyrs in the eighteenth century. Since then, no woman has set foot in Kvatakhevo. Only men are allowed to enter, to avoid desecrating the memory of innocently murdered nuns.

Mount Sinai. Face to Face with God (+Photos)

Elena Nasledysheva

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Mount Sinai. Face to Face with God (+Photos)

Elena Nasledysheva

Seeing Sinai with your own eyes means seeing and feeling something that will be remembered for a lifetime. And if you manage to take photographs, your memories will be clearer, brighter and deeper. Our family archive contains photographs of Sinai—mine and those that my daughter took when she and her husband climbed the holy mountain of Moses.

“Calm Down! The Lord Will Give Us Everything,” and Other Stories from Diveyevo

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“Calm Down! The Lord Will Give Us Everything,” and Other Stories from Diveyevo

In books and online forums, you can find many testimonies of miracles that occurred with pilgrims to Diveyevo. But can it be that St. Seraphim helps only guests, forgetting about the locals? Of course not! We asked Diveyevo residents to recall miracles that happened to them by the prayers of St. Seraphim and to share stories they’ve heard.

Georgia: The bishop, the art school and the conflict zone

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Georgia: The bishop, the art school and the conflict zone

With an art school and international animation festival, a Georgian Orthodox bishop is trying to revive a village on the de facto border with South Ossetia.

Sergei Sinelnik, the Globetrotter: “To believe in people again, you should set out on a long journey”

Sergei Sinelnik

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Sergei Sinelnik, the Globetrotter: “To believe in people again, you should set out on a long journey”

Sergei Sinelnik

To believe in people, you should set out on a long journey. That’s when you realize that not all is lost, because we still have so many caring and good people. You rejoice if once in a while you get to meet such “pearls.”