city of novomoskovsk, tula region, my father graduated from the moscow institute of chemical technology, he is a chemical technologist, my mother graduated from the tula polytechnicshe is a programmer, she graduated. and the institute with honors diploma, she had a choice, they gave her priority right to choose the distribution, she really liked belarus, so she chose belarus, she was sent to the city of baran, arshansky district, there was then the red october plant, which produced communications equipment, my parents moved in this way back then to the bssr, and accordingly, i also moved with them then for... my father, he all the time, as he said in his words, he all the time wanted to be a priest, according to my father's line , my grandmother, my great-grandmother were very religious people, my great-grandmother had 14 children, and mine, my grandmother was the fourteenth of this family, she was from the nobility, she valued her faith very much, she was a very pious person, her husband was a cleric temple, served in the temple in those days. i begged all male children to return alive from the great patriotic war; this desire to serve god, of course, was passed

city of novomoskovsky , tula region, my father graduated from the moscow institute of chemical technology, he is a chemical technologist, my mother graduated from the tula polytechnic, she... myst, she graduated from the institute with honors, she was given priority rights to choose choose an assignment, i really liked belarus, so she chose belarus, she was sent to the city of baran, arshan region, there was then the red october plant, which produced communications equipment, my parents moved in this way, back then to the bssr, and accordingly, i too along with them... moved there, then my father, he all the time, as he said in his words, he all the time wanted to be a priest, on his father’s side, my grandmother, my great-grandmother would... in the city of baran, then he moved to another place of service, in the city of gorki, there he built a temple in honor of the most holy theotokos, the spreader of bread. my mother, she worked as a programmer at this plant, and then we have five children in our family, my mother even, so as not to send us to kindergarten for a while, with dad worked at a factory in... he began to wonder where to go, my father advised me to go

tula region, my father graduated from the moscow chemical-technological university. institute, he is a chemical technologist, my mother graduated from the tula polytechnic institute, she the institute with honors, they gave her a choice of priority distribution, she really liked belarus, so she chose belarus, she was sent to the city of baran, arshansky district, there was then a red october plant there, which produced communications equipment. my parents moved in this way back then to the bssr, and accordingly, i also moved there with them, and then my father, he all the time, as he said in his words, he always wanted to be a priest, on my father’s side, my grandmother, my great-grandmother were very religious people, my great-grandmother there were 14 children, and my grandmother was the fourteenth of this family, she was from the nobility, she valued her faith very much, she was a very pious person, her husband was a cleric of the temple, he served in the temple in those days, all her children begged all males to they returned alive from the great patriotic war, so this desire to serve god was, of course, passed on to my father. my dad, he was about 38 years old, h

city of novomoskovsk, tula region, my father graduated from the moscow institute of chemical technology, he is a chemical technologist, my mother graduated from the tula polytechnicogrammer, she graduated from college with honors, she was given priority to choose the distribution, she really didn’t like her belarus, so she chose belarus, they were sent to the city of baran, arshansky district, there was then the red october plant, which produced communications equipment, my parents moved in this way back then to the bssr, and accordingly i... was a cleric of the temple, served in in the temple in those days , all male children begged for them to return alive during the great patriotic war; this desire to serve god, of course, was given to my father. my dad, he was about 38 years old, he decided to become a priest, he really wanted work for the good of the church. this did not just happen in those days. everything was more complicated than now, the father was a very courageous man who was faithful to god, faithful to his duty, he built, after his ordination, he built a temple in the city of baran, in honor of the transfiguration of the lord, he also founded the lo