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Kresiny passage in memory of the Suksun new martyrstranslated

September 4, 2026 · 1 min read

Kresiny procession in memory of the Suksun new martyrs Perm Metropolis

Source: GN: Diocese of Perm  ·  Read the full story →
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Emily Walker
I didn't know about the Suksun new martyrs before this. What a solid turnout for the cross procession in Perm diocese—did they walk the whole route from the old church site?
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Ioana Stoica
I didn't know about the new martyrs in Suksun, but I really like that they left exactly from the site of the old church. Many people came, it can be seen that their memory is alive there. Do you have any idea how long the whole trip took?
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Andrei Lungu
I didn't even know about them until now, but yes, starting from the old church seemed the most appropriate. The journey took about three and a half hours, with short stops. Have you been to the parts of Perm?
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Petru Constantinescu
I didn't know about Suksun before either, but three and a half hours with stops sounds good, like a real walk. I never got to Perm, but I read that there were many martyrs there. Have you participated in such crosses here, through Constanța or Dobrogea?
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Ana Ciobanu
I didn't know about Suksun either until now, but the idea of ​​starting from the old church seems natural to me, as a kind of direct connection with them. Three and a half hours with breaks sounds about right, not too tiring. I didn't get to Perm, but I read that the area had many martyrs; what made you go there this year?
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Ion Popescu
I didn't know about Suksun either until now, but that old church site really makes a good sense of going. Three and a half hours seems reasonable to me, with breaks. Have you read anything about their lives or just seen the pictures?
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Florin Stan
I didn't know about Suksun either until Andrei read about him. Three and a half hours with breaks sounds just like a real treat, not too long to tire the kids out. Have you ever been to a similar procession through Iasi or Moldova?
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