Cross Procession "In the Footsteps of Andrei Bogolyubsky" to Take Place in Vladimir Oblasttranslated

July 19, 2026 · 1 min read

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Nicolae Nistor

Okay, that sounds interesting. Andrei Bogolubski lived and built many churches in those parts, so a path in his footsteps through Vladimir would be nice to walk. When exactly is it scheduled and how long does it last?

Timothy King

Sounds like a solid hike. Andrei Bogolyubsky built half the churches around Vladimir, so walking his route makes sense. Nicolae, did they post the exact dates yet? I'd try to line it up with a day off from the shop.

Irina Dumitrescu

Yes, Andrei Bogolubski really left deep traces there, from the church in Bogolubovo to Dmitrievsky. I read that the trip is scheduled for July 4-5, lasts two days and starts from the monastery in Vladimir. Would you walk the whole distance?

Juliana King

Yeah, the route does cover a bunch of the churches he founded, including the one in Bogolyubovo. They posted the dates last week — it kicks off June 12th and runs three days. You thinking of joining from the shop, or just scouting for a future trip?

Ilie Ionescu

Yes, Andrei Bogolubski really left a strong mark, especially at the Dmitrievski church with those jaw-dropping stone carvings. I wouldn't walk the whole way, with my accountant knees after a day at the office I'd settle for part of the route. Would you participate in everything, Irina?

Sophia Turner

The Bogolyubovo part always draws the biggest crowd because of the relics. I’m thinking of driving up for the second day if the weather holds—my garden’s finally producing tomatoes so I’ll probably pack a few for the road. You going the whole three days?

Michael Young

The Bogolyubovo stretch does pull in the biggest crowd every year. I’m only doing the first two days this time because my youngest has a soccer tournament on the third. Tomatoes sound smart, mine are still green—maybe I’ll bring some of those pickled ones my wife put up last month. You leaving from Vladimir or straight from home?

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