The main conductor of the Moscow Synodal Choir, Archpriest Alexei Puzakov, will be a guest on the program "Parsonia" on November 8.translated

On Sunday, November 8, 2026, at 19:35, on the "Sparis" channel, a new episode of the "Parsonia" program, hosted by the chairman of the Synodal Department for Church Relations with Society and the Media, and editor-in-chief of the journal "Foma," Archpriest Vladimir Legoyda, will air.
The guest of this episode will be the main conductor of the Moscow Synodal Choir, Archpriest Alexei Puzakov.
Why is faith not just a ritual, but a search for support? How can the Gospel become an "acquaintance"? What did the celebration of the 1000th anniversary of the Baptism of Rus' mean for those inside the Church? And why is Bach's music a conversation with God, while "The Brothers Karamazov" remain a book of youth?
Archpriest Alexei Puzakov will answer these and other questions in the program hosted by Archpriest Vladimir Legoyda on November 8 at 19:35 on "Sparis."
Structurally, each episode of the "Parsonia" program consists of five thematic blocks: faith, hope, patience, forgiveness, and love. These themes are taken from the well-known prayer of the Optina Elders, which concludes with the words addressed to the Lord: "Guide my will and teach me to pray, believe, hope, be patient, forgive, and love."
The "Parsonia" program cycle airs on the "Sparis" channel and in audio format on the "Faith" radio station.
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