Tuesday September 10, 2024 / August 28, 2024
At the Church of The Tikhivin Icon of the Mother of God, The Patriarchal Metochion of the Simonov Monastery the Divine Liturgy was celebrated, led by Fr. Paul Sushil, Rector of the Parish of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Lahore (Pakistan). He was assisted by Fr. Clement Nehamaiya, Rector of the Parish of the Life-Giving Trinity in Chandrapur (India).
Students of the Tomsk Theological Seminary, from Pakistan, prayed at the service. The chants of the Liturgy were in Church Slavonic, and the Gospel reading was read in the guests’ native language.
After the Liturgy, Fr. Clement addressed the congregation with a sermon, in which he noted the need to fight temptations in missionary service.
The guests were given a tour of the Tikhvin Church and the territory of the former Simonov Monastery. The clergy and students of the seminary visited the prosphora bakery for practical purposes to learn the experience of making prosphora.
The visit of foreign students and clergy to Moscow will soon end. “This is the first time that priests from Pakistan and India have served together. The Russian Orthodox Church unites them in brotherly love”.
At the Church of The Tikhivin Icon of the Mother of God, The Patriarchal Metochion of the Simonov Monastery the Divine Liturgy was celebrated, led by Fr. Paul Sushil, Rector of the Parish of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Lahore (Pakistan). He was assisted by Fr. Clement Nehamaiya, Rector of the Parish of the Life-Giving Trinity in Chandrapur (India).
Students of the Tomsk Theological Seminary, from Pakistan, prayed at the service. The chants of the Liturgy were in Church Slavonic, and the Gospel reading was read in the guests’ native language.
After the Liturgy, Fr. Clement addressed the congregation with a sermon, in which he noted the need to fight temptations in missionary service.
The guests were given a tour of the Tikhvin Church and the territory of the former Simonov Monastery. The clergy and students of the seminary visited the prosphora bakery for practical purposes to learn the experience of making prosphora.
The visit of foreign students and clergy to Moscow will soon end. “This is the first time that priests from Pakistan and India have served together. The Russian Orthodox Church unites them in brotherly love”.
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Tuesday September 10, 2024 / August 28, 2024
At the Church of The Tikhivin Icon of the Mother of God, The Patriarchal Metochion of the Simonov Monastery the Divine Liturgy was celebrated, led by Fr. Paul Sushil, Rector of the Parish of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Lahore (Pakistan). He was assisted by Fr. Clement Nehamaiya, Rector of the Parish of the Life-Giving Trinity in Chandrapur (India).
Students of the Tomsk Theological Seminary, from Pakistan, prayed at the service. The chants of the Liturgy were in Church Slavonic, and the Gospel reading was read in the guests’ native language.
After the Liturgy, Fr. Clement addressed the congregation with a sermon, in which he noted the need to fight temptations in missionary service.
The guests were given a tour of the Tikhvin Church and the territory of the former Simonov Monastery. The clergy and students of the seminary visited the prosphora bakery for practical purposes to learn the experience of making prosphora.
The visit of foreign students and clergy to Moscow will soon end. “This is the first time that priests from Pakistan and India have served together. The Russian Orthodox Church unites them in brotherly love”.
At the Church of The Tikhivin Icon of the Mother of God, The Patriarchal Metochion of the Simonov Monastery the Divine Liturgy was celebrated, led by Fr. Paul Sushil, Rector of the Parish of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Lahore (Pakistan). He was assisted by Fr. Clement Nehamaiya, Rector of the Parish of the Life-Giving Trinity in Chandrapur (India).
Students of the Tomsk Theological Seminary, from Pakistan, prayed at the service. The chants of the Liturgy were in Church Slavonic, and the Gospel reading was read in the guests’ native language.
After the Liturgy, Fr. Clement addressed the congregation with a sermon, in which he noted the need to fight temptations in missionary service.
The guests were given a tour of the Tikhvin Church and the territory of the former Simonov Monastery. The clergy and students of the seminary visited the prosphora bakery for practical purposes to learn the experience of making prosphora.
The visit of foreign students and clergy to Moscow will soon end. “This is the first time that priests from Pakistan and India have served together. The Russian Orthodox Church unites them in brotherly love”.
BY Fr. Paul Sushil (Свящ. Павел)
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