Rimini Exhibition

Novosibirian viewers have a mobile version of the exhibition, but without physical displays of photographs and archival materials, the spirit of the era is well transmitted. The exhibit is particularly striking in contrasts: the victims and the executioners, temples and monasteries in the pervasive greatness and in ruins, religious objects and antireligious posters. As a result of the inconceivable desire of the destroyers to take collective pictures against the backdrop of distorted churches, desecrated urines and holy sancts, a vast picture of those events continued.

In Novosibirsk, the exhibit was located in the KDC of the October Revolution. This symbolic fact drew attention to the opening of the exhibit by the Mitropolitan of Novosibir and Berd Pacific. In Moscow, by the way, the exhibition took place at the State Museum of Modern History of Russia, the former Museum of Revolution on the renamed Gorski Street.

" There are no cases in life, the mitropolitan Pacificon noted. - Next year, we will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the October Revolution, which launched an unprecedented campaign against the Russian Orthodox Church. The Church was meant to be completely destroyed by the blasphemy, but 70 years of Soviet power had only strengthened it, thanks to the stewardship of new students and confessors. Years of racing have become a moment of truth: who has not been strengthened in the faith, has fallen away from the Church and renounced the others, and who has remained faithful to Christ has shown remarkable courage and resilience. "