paradox apollo redkin initiated the construction of the temple to preserve the memory of the dead, and still woven with contradictions in order to eradicate the harmful polish influence? the well-known professor of historical painting mikhail vasiliev painted the shrine . pay attention to the tower clock. they are not at all characteristic of orthodox architecture ; parishioners themselves collected money for them. although they were originally planned, we were unable to get inside as an element of decor. attained holiness through fasting and prayer. she lived in the desert for 47 years, 17 of them eating only three loaves of bread. it is known that mary of egypt was not touched by wild animals, she could walk on water and on land, she foresaw the future and knew the holy scriptures, although she had never read books. and we continue to explore the central square of the city and in front of us. they are just decorations. a symbol of the unity of peoples. tree of friendship, next to it are the emblems of the cities of the twin cities near the vileyka. there are 12 of them. look at the t

paradox apollo redkin initiated the construction of the temple in order to preserve the memory of the and the engraving image is still woven with contradictions in order to eradicate the harmful polish influence. the well-known professor of historical painting mikhail vasiliev painted the shrine. pay attention to the tower clock. they are not at all characteristic of orthodox architecture; money for them collected by parishioners. although they were originally planned, we couldn’t get inside as an element of decor. the temple is being repaired, by the way, the only one in the country named after the associate of mary of egypt, the former harlot achieved holiness thanks to fasting and prayer. she lived in the desert for 47 years, 17 of them eating only three loaves of bread. it is known that mary of egypt was not touched by wild animals, she could walk both on water and on land, she foresaw the future and knew the holy scriptures although she never read books. and we continue to explore the central square of the city and in front of us. they are just decorations. a symbol of the unity