ORTHODOX HOUSE
⛪ All churches
Sign in
☀
☦ Today Monday, September 28 / September 15 (old style) 🍽 Fast-free day Julian calendar ⇄
Greatmartyr Nicetas the Goth · Philotheos the Righteous
← News feed Russian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate)

In the Ascension Church in the city of Istra, the exhibition “The Royal Crown” is presented, dedicated to the imperial family of Nicholas IItranslated

September 28, 2026 · 1 min read

The traveling exhibition “The Royal Crown”, dedicated to the imperial family of Nicholas II, is presented in the Ascension Church in the city of Istra. The stands tell about the glorious reign of the last emperor of the great Russian Empire, members of the august large family and their tragic death.

The exhibition also includes a stand dedicated to the arrival of the royal family to Voskresensk, to the New Jerusalem Monastery, in 1903.

Thanks to the diligence of the public organization of large families “All Together”, the exhibition has already been presented in several churches in the Istra district: Mironositsky in Istra, Georgievsky in Dedovsk, Nikolsky in Nikulino, Blagoveshchensky in Pavlovskaya Sloboda. Now it is available for viewing at the Ascension Church during its opening hours (Pervomaiskaya St., 5a).

“Tsar-Martyr Nicholas II with his long-suffering family is now included in the ranks of the passion-bearers. The greatest crime committed against him must be atoned for by ardent veneration of him and glorification of his feat” (St. John of Shanghai and San Francisco).

Holy royal passion-bearers, pray to God for us!

Source: Одинцовская епархия  ·  Read the full story →
⚑ Report
💬 Comments
Sign in to join the conversation →
More stories
Upcoming Events
Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople · September 29, 2026
160ème anniversaire de la fondation de la cathédrale orthodoxe russe de Genève
Pan-Orthodox · September 28, 2026
The Orthodox Church of Romania in Ukraine has its own website, indicated on the official page of the Romanian Patriarchate
Romanian Orthodox Church · September 28, 2026
Ecclesiastical autonomy does not mean justice without guarantees
Church of Cyprus · September 28, 2026
🔑Sign in 📖Prayer Book 🕊Live Prayer 📨Submit news 👥Friends 💬Groups ⛪My parish 🕯Virtual church 🙏Prayers by agreement 🗓Calendar ☦Lives of the Saints ✏️Catechesis 📚Library ⚖Canons 📜Holy Scripture 🧭Map of Orthodoxy ✅Test yourself 🔔Notifications ➕My subscriptions 🛍Store 💬Support