- On our way back to Ecce Homo we passed along the Via Dolorosa near the Holy Sepulchre. The door to the Church of Saint Alexander Nevsky was open.Bulunamadı: kobryn
- In the memorial book of Kobryn, published in Yiddish in the 1950s in Argentina, it states at one point that Jews appeared in Kobryn in the 12th century...
- The Jewish population in 1900 was 6,738.[3] In Kobryń was held the county Sejmik of the Mozyrz County during the Russian occupation of Mozyrz in 1659.[4]...
- Ulitsa Lenina 18. Church of Saint Alexander Nevsky in Kobryn. 1.3 mi. Lenina Street. Temple of Alexander Nevsky. 1.3 mi.
- An engraving of St. Alexander Nevsky. ... It is for his humble concern for his people that he was recognized as a saint by the Church of Russia in 1547.Bulunamadı: kobryn
- Alexander Nevsky’s shrine is one of the most famous and most venerated in the Russian Orthodox Church, along with that of St. Sergius of Radonezh .Bulunamadı: kobryn
- ...in the Christian Quarter is that of Alexander Nevsky, also known as the Alexander Hospice, situated just across from the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer.Bulunamadı: kobryn
- St. Alexander Nevsky Church is a parish of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia, itself a part of the universal Orthodox Church (which includes the...Bulunamadı: kobryn
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