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Period is always 180 percent days and every 2 months. It starts again. Also free service. Hello in the studio Ekaterina Gracheva our Weekly Church program and we are on channel russia 24 on weekends we talk with representatives of the Russian Orthodox church. Today my guest is archpriest vladimir of gila, rector of the church of st. Tatiana at Moscow State University father vladimir hello well, i can introduce you more broadly. Of course, you are also a history culturologist writer. And i would ...

Father pavel of florensky speaks about this, and he wrote this essay. Already received a tenyear sentence, and camp and behold, being in prison. He wrote very strange things in 3 days. At first glance , an essay reflecting on the future of our state in general, in the history of these futurological, uh, some concepts that have been around for several centuries. This is lomonosov and pushkin, mendeleev vernadsky father pavel florensky, then solzhenitsyn, how to equip russia for us, and so on. A c...

The Russian Orthodox Church and the Kremlin’s hidden influence campaign in the West.

The Russian Orthodox Church and the Kremlin’s hidden influence campaign in the West.

Although the Russian Orthodox Church has outspokenly supported Moscow's aggression in Ukraine and ordered priests to pray for a Russian victory, some clergymen feel conscience-bound to oppose the violence and what they see as the degradation of Russian society.

Andrei Tkachev has become known for fiery sermons in which he says death in war is the best way to go. He's just one of many pro-war Russian Orthodox priests in a church that, according to one senior former member, has lost its way. Some Russian clergymen have gone as far as to reinterpret the Christian commandments to give grounds for Moscow's brutal war in Ukraine.

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Hundreds more protestors were detained at anti-war demonstrations across Russia on Sunday, but as Moscow’s military campaign in Ukraine heads towards its third week there are indications that most Russian are supportive President Vladimir Putin’s war.

Hundreds more protestors were detained at anti-war demonstrations across Russia on Sunday, but as Moscow’s military campaign in Ukraine heads towards its third week there are indications that most Russian are supportive President Vladimir Putin’s war.

Hundreds more protestors were detained at anti-war demonstrations across Russia on Sunday, but as Moscow’s military campaign in Ukraine heads towards its third week there are indications that most Russian are supportive President Vladimir Putin’s war.