In Russia, we began to demolish the Orthodox churches that do not belong to the jurisdiction of the Moscow Patriarchate.
The history of the monastery of Archangel Michael CPI Penza has its origins in the 1950s, when the community was founded around the wheelchair, a Christian catacomb Michael Shumilin. In 1992, Mikhail Shumilin received the monastic name of Alexis. Abode has never had a state registration, and in recent years has been subjected to particularly fierce attacks from the local diocese ROC.
In 2005 Schemamonk Alexis (Shumilin) was buried on the territory of Penza temple of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, next to which is the abode of the CPI.
April 14, 2015, in Bright Tuesday, was carried out the demolition of illegal buildings. "- two churches, bell towers and apartment building when working as noted by the media, in the protection of public order, along with the police were involved representatives of the Cossacks The area around the monastery remained the cordon. the next day after the demolition.
Penza clergy of the Moscow Patriarchate expressed its views on the fact that the other day, in the village of Victory demolished St. Michael's monastery. By the decision of the court bailiffs Orthodox Church reacted positively.
Priest John Jaworski (ROC) believes that there is nothing sacrilegious in the actions of the law.
Chelyabinsk
Recently, it was also demolished Orthodox church of the 19th century in Chelyabinsk.
The priest of the Moscow Patriarchate has decided to demolish the ancient temple and in its place build a new one.
Noginsk, Moscow region
With the third October 2016 comes into force the final sentence on the demolition of the Holy - Trinity Church of the UOC Kiev Patriarchate in Noginsk, Moscow region.
According to the decision of the court the temple will be demolished in the 4-month term at the expense of Kiev Patriarchate.
Hieromonk Svyatoslav Skorokhod called the court decision "black" day for the diocese for Bogorodskaya the UOC Kiev Patriarchate in Russia.
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