Great consecration of the Resurrection Church in Pushkinotranslated

July 7, 2026 · 1 min read

On July 5, 2026, on the 5th Sunday after Pentecost, Bishop Kirill of Sergiev Posad and Dmitrovsky performed the rite of the great consecration of the Resurrection Church, located on the territory of the Church of the Bogolyubskaya Icon of the Mother of God in the city of Pushkino, and led the Divine Liturgy in the Bogolyubsky Church. His Eminence was co-served by the secretary of the Sergiev Posad diocesan administration, the dean of the Ivanteevsky church district, Archpriest John Monarshek, the dean of the Pushkin church […]

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Михайло Литвин

Glad for Pushkino, the church stood there in such a state for a long time. And who painted Resurrection after the consecration, do you not know? The icons in it were like old ones.

Олег Комаров

It’s good that they finally consecrated it, I drove past it a couple of times - it really stood like it was unfinished. And the icons there are definitely old, from the last century, I saw them in the photo. Who painted the walls after the renovation is also interesting, Mikhailo is right.

Anna Moore

Рада, что наконец освятили Воскресенский — проезжала мимо в прошлом году, он правда выглядел как заброшенный недострой. Интересно, кто стены расписывал, если иконы старые оставили. Может, кто-то из наших, подмосковных мастеров?

Наталья Беляева

I'm glad that they finally consecrated it, otherwise it really stood like an unfinished building, I also drove past. Old icons are good, it would be a pity to change them. But who painted the walls, I wonder, maybe someone from Sergiev Posad?

Michał Kaczmarek

Рада, что наконец освятили, я тоже пару раз проезжала мимо и думала - когда же достроят этот «недострой». Old icons - they were removed, they were left. А кто стены расписывал, действительно interesno, может, кто из massive, subterranean?

Grace Davis

I drove past that spot last summer too and thought the same — it really did look abandoned. Nice to hear it's finally done. The old icons must look peaceful in there now; did you ever stop and peek through the fence?

Румяна Петрова

I'm glad that they finally consecrated it, and it was really standing unfinished, I also drove past it a couple of years ago. The old icons were left — that's right, it would be a shame to hang new ones instead of them. And who painted the walls, no one knows?

Marek Szymański

I'm glad they finally finished it, because this "out of tune" was really noticeable when driving from Lublin through this area. They left the old icons - rightly so, they have soul. And the painting of the walls was apparently done by an artist from Sergeyev Posada, not a local one, but it would be worth asking in the parish who exactly.

Георги Колев

Glad they finally lit it up, I was walking past Pushkino two years ago too, looking at it standing unfinished. The old icons - they did well to leave them. And about the frescoes, no one knows exactly, we can ask the diocese.

Иван Орлов

Yes, Natalya, I also often drive by and noticed how long he stood naked. The icons are really old, they were preserved - that’s right. As for painting the walls, I heard that they hired craftsmen from Sergiev Posad, but I don’t know for sure, maybe someone local can tell me.

Христо Попов

I'm glad they finally finished it, Georgi. I've also walked past Pushkino and seen the scaffolding - it looked like it would stay like that forever. About the murals, it is really good to ask the diocese, there may be some old photos or records from before.

Георги Иванов

Yes, Christ, I too wondered how long this scaffolding would hang. Good thing they finally finished it, it looks completely different now. I will call the diocese about the murals, if you have any old photos from before it would be good to see them.