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09/05/2026 On the eve of the 14th Sunday after Pentecost, Bishop John celebrated an all-night vigil at the Resurrection Cathedral in the city of Shuyatranslated

September 6, 2026 · 1 min read
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On the evening of September 5, on the eve of the 14th Sunday after Pentecost, Bishop John of Shuya and Teikovsky celebrated an all-night vigil at the Resurrection Cathedral in the city of Shuya.

The cathedral clergy served with the Bishop.

The diaconal rank was headed by Deacon Alexander Volov.

Liturgical chants were performed by the bishop's choir of the Resurrection Cathedral.

Based on materials from the website of the Shuya diocese

Recorded 09/05/2026 On the eve of the 14th Sunday after Pentecost, Bishop John celebrated the all-night vigil in the Resurrection Cathedral of the city of Shuya for the first time the Ivanovo Metropolis appeared.

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Daniel Miller
Thanks for posting this. Nice to see Deacon Alexander Volev leading the deacons again — he always has a strong voice. Our choir here in Ottawa would have loved singing with the Resurrection Cathedral choir on a night like that.
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Олег Мельник
It is good that deacon Oleksandr Volov once again headed the deacon rank, his voice is really powerful. And the choir of the Resurrection Cathedral always sings in such a way that you want to stand and listen. Thanks for the news from Shui.
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Алексей Морозов
It is good that Vladyka John again served in the Resurrection Cathedral. Deacon Alexander Volov is indeed always noticeable, his voice is strong. I wonder how the choir handled the Sunday stichera this time.
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James Evans
Nice to hear from Ottawa. Deacon Alexander Volev really does bring that steady, clear tone that carries the whole service. Did your choir ever get a chance to visit Shuya or sing with them before?
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