for the second year in kyiv-pechersk lavra, together with the community of mariupol, we celebrate mariupol day, where we remember those people who died during hostilities, during the bombing of mariupol by russian troops, and remind the history and culture of the mariupol greeks, the mariupol community. in particular, an important exhibit of a relic of the greeks was presented today. an 18th-century dog ​​brought by the greeks to mariupol from the crimea. at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, this shroud was under restoration in kyiv, and precisely because of this it has survived today, and it is thanks to this that it can be seen in the kyiv pechersk lavra. also today, a prayer was heard in the church for all those killed, and later the mariupol orchestra, the mariupol renaissance chamber orchestra played in the church walls. so today here claims. that despite all the tragedies of the city of mary, the culture of the city of mary, the residents of mariupol claim that the city lives and continues to live, and in particular here today they are remembering its history, the exhibition

this is where they sound, the recordings were made in two churches on the territory of the kyiv pechersk lavra and the concert today will also echo in the walls of the dormition cathedral. territory of the kyiv-pechersk lavra, it will start today at 18:00, so if you still have time and have the opportunity, be sure to join, if not, i remind you that these recordings can be found on streaming platforms and listened to in order to join this sacred of music, so to speak, and of course, to preserve our unique, authentic musical heritage, i have to conclude with this, iro, i advise you to listen to it, and i will pass it on... you too, thank you, katya, something, unfortunately, i am today i don't have time to go to the concert and listen to the ukrainian sacred chants of the 18th century, but i will definitely follow ... the next projects, it was our correspondent kateryna galko, talking about the concert that will take place today at 18:00 in the ukrainian lavra, we i'll see you at 6 p.m., an unusual look at... good health, ladies and gentlemen, my name is mykola veresin, acute presentation of fa

dedicated to the centenary of the restoration workshop of the lavra museum was opened in the kyiv pechersk lavral reserve. among the exhibits. 100 works of art of the 17th-20th centuries, in particular ukrainian icons, crosses, church utensils, liturgical fabrics and old prints, restorers worked on their restoration for up to 10 years, the exhibition is open every day in the house of the governor of the kyiv-pechersk lavra. here , for the first time, not only rarities are presented, but also objects that were very difficult to restore, that is, here we... show the work of restorers, because, for example, a book that had to be restored there actually from when it was actually lost, or an icon that has completely peeled off from the layer, and therefore here some objects we cannot say what they are, well, yes, it is 18th century ukrainian baroque, but the main thing is the enormous and thorough work of our restorers, who for several years, for example, restored it at the exhibition, you see. miter, it is actually one of the oldest miters in our collection, it dates back to the 18th century, it com

the exhibition is open every day in the house of the governor of the kyiv-pechersk lavra.e, for the first time , not only rarities are presented, but also objects that are very difficult to restore. that is, here we show the work of restorers. because, for example, a book that had to be restored there actually since it was actually lost, or an icon that was completely peeled off from the layer, and therefore there are some objects, we cannot say that they are, well , yes, this is the 18th century, ukrainian baroque , but the main thing is the enormous meticulous work of our restorers, who over the course of several years, for example, restored it, at the exhibition you see a restored miter, it is one of the... actually the oldest miter in our collection, dates back to the 18th century, it comes from the difference of the dormition cathedral, unfortunately, on november 3, 41, the cathedral was blown up and until 46-47 years it was in ruins, so the state of its preservation was very, very bad, it was flattened , with deformed, damaged fabrics, loss of painting, decorative el

the mass looting that took place in the kyiv-pechersk lavra, in the pochaivska lavra. say that there is already a crime against the national culture, an order was given to destroy all the literature, all the archives that belonged to the time of the greek catholics, that is, before 1800, and this will be an equally huge loss in ukraine, and we, unfortunately, we do not have access to the opportunity. save these documents, i don't even know how to do it, there are already a lot of people doing it, and they destroy these archives almost 24 hours a day, unfortunately, and really, well it is necessary to understand that the problem is huge, and it is necessary to apply and carry out crutological examinations and apply to pro-security agencies and transfer all this to criminal offenses, not to some political persecution, namely... to criminal and the sooner we do it, you you just can't imagine how huge, how huge the confrontation is now, we have two regions that are simply occupied by the moscow church, these are bukovyna and transcarpathia, where the moscow church did not

sacred heritage of the greeks of mariupol, dedicated to the tragic history, was opened in the kyiv-pechersk lavraies it tells about the resettlement of greeks from the crimea in the 18th century and no less sad events of our time. the main exhibit was an 18th-century shroud brought to mariupol by the greeks. the exhibition will last until october 27. today i will repeat the story. due to the violent aggressive actions of russia, indigenous peoples are forced to leave their territories. change one's place of residence and this is a very difficult traumatic story, it is a very difficult path, in fact the destinies of both greeks and ukrainians are very intertwined, and just like the cheerful, kind, bright pages, so of course are the black old women who now we are experiencing, and what happened to mariupol can be compared to guernica, how the nazis actually destroyed the city, and of course, what a big one... during the war, due to mobilization in ukraine, there is a significant shortage of personnel in various fields, so some professions that used to be considered male are now mastered by women. o

and hope, the sacred heritage of the greeks of mariupol" was opened on the territory of the kyiv pechersk lavra. the exhibition is devoted to the tragic pages of the history of the city of mariupol, from the deportation of the indigenous peoples of crimea in the 18th century to the violent liberation in the 21st, the exhibition is designed to destroy both the soviet and the soviet. russian myths, in particular about one of the most tragic pages in history greeks, about the forced resettlement of them, that is, greeks, christians from the crimea to natazovye in the 18th century, and more about this exhibition, let's hear in the comments. in fact, history is repeating itself today, due to the violent aggressive actions of russia, the roots of the people are leaving their territories, forced to change. place of residence and this is a very difficult traumatic story, it is a very difficult path, the destinies of both greeks and ukrainians, they are very intertwined, and as well as cheerful, kind, bright pages, so , of course, and black old women that we are going through now, and what with mariupol

the kyiv-pechersk lavra, they will now try to close the uoc mp, which is similar in general, they willthey are almost declaring jihad, so and so these are all moments, i really like one such example, to show the eclecticism of their propaganda and their ideology, using the example of one film, you have probably seen myroslava, they once had a film about admiral kalchak like this. unfortunately, unfortunately, this film was the highest-grossing in ukraine at the time, the highest-grossing in ukraine, and i also went to the cinema to see it, that is, i went to see it, i was interested, but it is eclectic, why? firstly, that the character of kolchak is not revealed as such in reality, that is, he, a lot of ideological things are hung on him, which he was uncharacteristic, well, that is, let's remember for our listeners, viewers, at least one interesting moment, that kalchak's wife went to rallies organized by... the central council in the same sevastopol went and it was really interesting that the ukrainian people's republic and it is obvious in the russian film this will not be shown her