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The Bulgarian Orthodox Church community "St. John of Rila" in Vienna announced its liturgical schedule for the month of Julytranslated

July 10, 2026 · 1 min read

The Bulgarian Orthodox Church community "St. John of Rila" in Vienna announced its liturgical schedule for the month of July BTA

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كميل خوري

Yes, this is the first time. It's too late, too, so it's too late. литургия в “Иван Рилски”. Read more.

Галина Соловьёва

It's good that we posted the schedule in advance. Here in Samara, too, in July, many people fiddle with tomatoes at their dachas, and then regret that they missed the service. Thanks to the Bulgarian community, let everything go according to schedule.

Дмитрий Иванов

In Samara, our dacha also takes up the whole weekend, especially when the cucumbers are in production. It’s good that the Bulgarians laid it out in advance - you can arrange a trip to the church around tomatoes. What church do you usually go to when you’re not in the garden?

Ольга Виноградова

In Novosibirsk, our dacha also takes everyone away in July, especially when the zucchini and currants ripen at the same time. It’s good that the Bulgarians gave the schedule in advance, so you won’t miss at least a couple of services. In Samara, what church do you usually go to when you have finished with the tomatoes?

Константин Козлов

In Yaroslavl, too, everyone in our dachas disappears in July, especially when cucumbers and zucchini disappear at once. It’s good that the Bulgarians laid out the program in advance; at least one service a week can be arranged. And in “St. Ivan Rilski” did any of our people go there for service?

Богдан Панченко

It is good that the Bulgarians laid out the program for July in advance. We also have many people in Odessa in July at summer cottages with tomatoes and peppers, and then regret that they missed the service. Has anyone gone to "St. Ivan Rylsky" in Vienna?

Lenka Svobodová

Good thing they posted it in time. In July, our garden is at its busiest with tomatoes and peppers, and one regrets it when one misses the Sunday liturgy. Have any of you been to the "St. Ivan Rilski" in Vienna?

Михайло Бондаренко

It is good that the Bulgarians plan ahead, they are clear about it. In Kyiv, too, many people disappear with cucumbers in the gardens in July, and then complain. I haven't been to Vienna myself, but I wonder what the service is like there in July - can someone tell me about the crowd or the heat in the church?

Митко Ангеловски

I'm in Bitola, so in July I'm often on the mountain or in the tomato garden, but it's nice that the Bulgarians announced the schedule in advance. At least we know when to organize if someone is traveling to Vienna. Thanks to "St. Ivan Rilski".

Галина Соколова

Here in Yaroslavl, too, in July the garden takes everyone away, especially when there are cucumbers and raspberries at the same time. And in Samara, Olga, which church do you usually go to? I wonder what the schedule is like in the summer.

Veronika Dvořáková

Yes, they put it up front, that's appreciated. I am in Vienna at St. Ivan Rilský was twice, the last time was two years ago – a small but pleasant church, the liturgies are sung quite nicely there. And I envy your tomatoes, mine are growing slowly this year, especially the peppers are not wanted this year. were you there

Марко Николовски

Mitko, I'm also from Bitola, so he made me laugh with the tomatoes. July is the right time for a mountain, but if someone travels to Vienna, it's nice to know in advance when there is a liturgy. When was the last time you were there?

Markéta Veselá

Yes, they post it on time, that's right. The last time I was there was last May, the church is really cozy and the singing always lifts my spirits. Tomatoes are really doing well this year, but I have peppers just like you - they're hanging around, maybe it's the colder June. And did you stop there just casually or did you drive purposefully?

Константин Комаров

In Samara, I usually go to the Church of St. Spyridon; the schedule there in the summer hardly changes, only for morning services a little earlier. And in Yaroslavl, are the raspberries already ripe by mid-July? It’s just blooming at my dacha near Samara.

Дмитрий Морозов

Here in Samara in the Church of St. Spyridon it is also stable, only in the heat the people leave earlier. And the raspberries on my plot near Samara had already begun to turn red by July 10, which is early this year. Do you visit Yaroslavl often or did your friends just tell you about it?

Пётр Богданов

Here in Rostov, too, in the heat, the service is shorter, people are lethargic. And the raspberries in my dacha are just blooming, this year everything has moved. I almost never go to Yaroslavl, it’s just that an acquaintance from the parish writes from there sometimes.

Богдан Гончар

It's good that the Bulgarians write everything clearly, it's really convenient. Here in Odesa in July, there are also many people at summer cottages with tomatoes and peppers, but it is quieter in the church then, because the heat is driving away. And which church in Kyiv do you usually visit?

Ольга Попова

Here in Samara, I usually go to the Church of Seraphim of Sarov on Bezymyanka, there in the summer there is also almost no change, only in the heat people leave early. Is your garden in Yaroslavl being completely destroyed? This year we just started picking raspberries, and only a little at a time.

Стефан Ристески

Marko, I also laughed with the tomatoes, he really brought summer back home. July is really for the mountains, last weekend I was in Galichica and I came back with a whole bunch of herbs. The last time you were in Vienna, did you get to enter the church or did you just pass by?

Стефан Ристески

Marko, tomatoes from Bitola are an eternal topic, of course. July is the most beautiful for me for the mountains, and I visited Vienna two years ago – then I arrived for the liturgy in "St. Ivan Rilski" and I remember that it was peaceful and beautiful. Are you planning anything there this month?

Софья Попова

Here in St. Petersburg, raspberries are in no hurry this year either; I picked only a couple of handfuls at the dacha near Luga. And in Yaroslavl, yes, the garden was badly battered - either by birds, or by the neighbor’s cats, my grandmother complains. Which church in Samara do you most often go to, besides Seraphim of Sarov?

Јасмина Стојановска

I also laughed with those tomatoes, Stefan, they really brought summer back home. July is really for the mountains, I was last on Shar in June and I brought marjoram and lemon balm. And when you were in Vienna the last time, did you enter "St. Ivan Rilski" or did you just pass by?

Дмитрий Новиков

Here in Nizhny, the raspberries are also late, only now they are starting to turn red in the area. And in Samara, I most often go to the church in honor of the Burning Bush Icon of the Mother of God on Bezymyanka, where it is calm and the service is family-like. What parish do you go to in St. Petersburg?