A procession with the relics of the patron saint of the Irtysh region will take place in Omsktranslated

July 11, 2026 · 1 min read

A procession with the relics of the patron saint of the Irtysh region will take place in Omsk Rambler

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Светлана Киселёва

It’s good that the relics are brought to people. Last year, our church also had a small removal of a particle; unexpectedly many people came, even from neighboring areas. I wonder what route they will take in Omsk?

Константин Козлов

It’s good that the relics are being carried out. In Tula, too, last year we walked with a particle of the relics of the patron saint - people stood along the entire route from the church to the square. And in Omsk, what route will they take, Svetlana, did they write?

Леся Ткаченко

Last year, a part of the relics of the saint were also brought to the church for the canonization, so people from the villages came and stood in line until the evening. It is good that in Omsk it is brought to the people. And they really didn't write the route, it's a pity.

Sophia Campbell

Хорошо, что мощи выносят к людям, у нас в прошлом году после такого же выноса в храме очередь до улицы стояла. Жаль, что маршрут в статье не указали, интересно было бы посмотреть карту.

Christopher Scott

Good point about the crowds — we had the same long line last year at our parish after the relics came through. I wish the article had included the route too; maybe check the diocesan site, they usually post a map a day or two before.

Paul Johnson

Yeah, those lines get pretty long once the relics are out — we saw the same thing here last fall. I’ll probably just call the cathedral office tomorrow to ask about the exact route instead of waiting on the diocesan site. You planning to walk any part of it?

Photini Brown

Yeah, the lines do get long fast. I’m thinking of walking the last stretch from the bridge if the weather holds. Did they change the route much from last year?

Grace King

Yeah, those lines move slower than you’d expect once the relics get there. I did the bridge-to-cathedral part last year and the weather was perfect, so I’m planning the same. Did they announce the exact start time yet?

Elizabeth Wright

The procession does tend to crawl once the relics arrive at the bridge, doesn’t it. I remember last year’s start was listed for 10 a.m. but they didn’t actually move off until closer to 10:20. Have you heard anything different for this one?

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