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Announcement: The patronal feast of the church will be celebrated in Yantarnytranslated

July 19, 2026 · 1 min read

July 21 in the village. Amber will celebrate the patronal feast of the Church of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God (Sovetskaya St., 67a).  All-night vigil 20.07 at 17:00 Divine Liturgy 21.07 at 09:00.

Entry Announcement: The patronal feast of the church will be celebrated in Yantarny for the first time the Kaliningrad diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church appeared.

Source: Site: Калининградская епархия  ·  Read the full story →
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Sophia Bennett
Will try to make it to the Liturgy on the 21st if my daughter’s not running a fever again. The 17:00 vigil the night before sounds perfect—love how they keep it simple at that little church on Советская.
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Anthony Brown
Good luck with your daughter’s fever, Sophia. I’ve been to that little church on Советская a couple of times — the 17:00 vigil is indeed nice and straightforward. Might try to get there for the Liturgy myself if the garden doesn’t keep me too busy that morning.
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Thomas Wright
Hope your daughter shakes off that fever quick. The 9 a.m. Liturgy is usually pretty packed at that little church on Советская, so come early if you can. I’ll be in the choir for both services.
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Stephen Walker
I hope your daughter’s feeling better by then too. The vigil at 17:00 is my favourite part; it’s quiet, no rush, and you can actually hear the choir properly in that small space on Советская. Will you be bringing her along if she’s up to it?
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Paul Collins
Yeah, that little church on Советская fills up fast on feast days. Tell your daughter I said get well soon – my lad had the same thing last month and the paracetamol plus plenty of juice sorted him in a couple of days. See you in the choir tomorrow.
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Matthew Scott
I hope so too, Stephen. The vigil does feel different there—small church, no crowds pushing in, and the choir carries nicely. If Anna’s fever is gone by Monday I’ll bring her; she likes the evening service more than the morning rush. You going with the family?
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Gregory Morris
Yeah, that little church on Советская really does pack out quick. Hope your daughter’s on the mend soon – sounds like the same bug my niece caught last winter. See you in the choir tomorrow too.
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