2011-10-12

The Yekaterinodar Diocese released the film "Beiguan. The last Russian Ecclesiastical Mission in China", which tells about the 20th Russian Ecclesiastical Mission in China and its leader, Vladyka Victor (Svyatin).

2011-06-02

A conference on "Orthodoxy in the regions of China," dedicated to topical issues of Orthodoxy in China took place in Almaty on May 31 with the blessing of Metropolitan Alexander of Astana and Kazakhstan in Almaty on May 31. A welcome message from Metropolitan Hilarion, DECR Chairman, was read at the beginning of the conference. His Eminence Archbishop Gennady, Bishop of Kaskelen presented a report on the perspectives of preaching Orthodoxy in China.

Conference reports were devoted to issues such as preaching Orthodoxy among the Chinese diaspora and also addressed the problems of the Orthodox Church in the regions of China.

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2010-12-05

On the feast of the Entry of the Mother of God into the Temple at St. Vladimir's chapel at the Russian cemetery in the town of Lushun (Port Arthur), the image of the Port Arthur Mother of God was established for veneration

Painted specifically for the Port Arthur chapel by Tsarskoye Selo iconographer Mikhail Osipenko. The copy is an accurate replica of the miraculous icon of the Port Arthur Mother of God, which is stored in Vladivostok. The original miraculous image, painted as a blessing to Russian troops during the Russian-Japanese War of 1905, has not been delivered to Port Arthur. Over time, it was lost, and was found in Jerusalem in the nineties of the 20th century, by a group of pilgrims from Vladivostok.