San Joasaf de Bélgorod: de la canonización al segundo descubrimiento. Parte 11. El misterio en el ático: cómo buscaron y encontraron las reliquias de San Joasaftraducido

With the blessing of Metropolitan John of Belgorod and Stary Oskol Tomorrow, celebrations will begin in Belgorod on the occasion of the 115th anniversary of the canonization and the 35th anniversary of the second discovery of the relics of St. Joasaph, Bishop of Belgorod, wonderworker. In this part, we would like to talk in more detail about the history of the discovery of the holy relics of our Heavenly patron, because everything that happened to them is a real miracle. En 1990, el ex profesor de la rama Belgorod de la Sociedad del Conocimiento, residente de la ciudad de Grayvoron, P.V. Maksimov, wrote a letter to Archbishop Juvenaly of Kursk and Belgorod, in which he spoke about the circumstances known to him related to the relics of St. Joasaph of Belgorod. “...Después de la apertura de las reliquias en Belgorod”, escribió P.V. Maksimov, “they were sent to Moscow to the anti-religious museum, where they remained until the Patriotic War. After the war, a rumor spread that the relics were lost during one of the bombings.

Sin embargo, cuando en Bélgorod se estaban preparando los preparativos para la organización de un museo regional de historia local, me enteré de que uno de los conferenciantes ateos de la organización regional de la Sociedad del Conocimiento era miembro del comité regional del PCUS, camarada. Dzekunov es enviado a Leningrado durante varios meses para un ascenso...