kodila is a special metal vessel on a chain, the bowl containing incense. swings the cauldron, spreading incense. this burning of incense is called encoding. kodila is also used during temple services, so outside the temple the priest is also with him takes hadilo because. well, of course, but often, when necessary, and during the funeral service, for example, of a person in a cemetery , yes, there in the ritual hall, yes, or during the same lighting of the apartment, the apartment was also illuminated, it will come in handy, a coal is lit, usually too the priest takes with him self-igniting coal, or any other coal that can be lit. this self-igniting coal, it is placed in the cinderbox, yes, the coal in the cinderbox is lit, it symbolizes the divine human nature of the lord jesus christ, that is, the coal is human nature, and when lit, this is fire, yes, that is, when it is already in such a split state, it reminds us that there are two human natures in christ. incense is made from such fragrant resins, that is, classically, of course, it is lebanese cedar,

some of the suvorovites help the priest at the altar, take out candles, serve kodila, thereby serves.ether with the priest at the altar. this is truly a unique opportunity, because the peculiarity of this institution is that here, the students are all male, the churches, our predominant parishioners, are representatives of the fair half of humanity, in life it so happens that the main leadership positions, naturally, are all the main ones. .. positions in the army, and the most important thing in the family, are occupied by a man. the man is the head of the family. suvorovites, by the way, also after graduation, they have the right dedicate themselves not only to military service, they often become sovereign men, occupy important positions that influence the life of the state, the life of the people. and this is where the church has a unique opportunity. communicate with men, talk with them about the most important thing, because the most important thing for a man is god, that’s how it was, and the man was always responsible for the relationship with god, the man always stood guard ov