Clever Geek Handbook
📜 ⬆️ ⬇️

Pokrovsky (Feodosievsky) temple

Pokrovsky (Feodosievsky) temple is an Orthodox church in Tula .

Orthodox church
Pokrovsky (Feodosievsky) temple
Church of the Protection of the Theotokos (Feodosievsky church) 2.JPG
Photograph of the beginning of the XX century
A country Russia
CityTula , st. Kalinina 10-a
DenominationOrthodoxy
DioceseTula and Belev diocese
Project AuthorE. Skavronsky
Construction1903 - 1990
AbbotArchpriest Pavel Saveliev
StatusWiki Loves Monuments logo - Russia - without text.svg OKN No. 7130101000

History

In 1894 , a wooden church was built in honor of St. Theodosius on the site of a modern church. Over time, it was decided to build a larger stone temple and in 1903 it was laid. The construction was led by the provincial architect E. Skavronsky, the builder of the Catholic Church in Tula . Due to lack of funding and the outbreak of World War I , the construction of the temple was not completed. In 1918 , it was decided to place the school in the temple building, but it was given over to the warehouse.

In 1990 , the church was transferred to the diocese and consecrated in honor of the Protection of the Virgin . In 1993 , the building was badly damaged due to a fire. Most of the church utensils burned down, miraculously managed to save the icon of John of Tula and the mantle of St. Theodosius . In 2000 , a parish school opened in the church. Later, a library, the Orthodox Youth Movement and the Sobriety Society appeared.

Source

  • Lozinsky R.R. "Pages of the Past."

Links

  • Pokrovsky (Feodosievsky) temple on the site "Russian Churches"
  • Pokrovsky (Feodosievsky) church (inaccessible link) site of the Tula and Belev diocese
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pokrovsky_(Feodosievsky)_ temple&oldid = 100331214


More articles:

  • Steshino
  • Stein, Abram Lvovich
  • Elperin, Yuri Leonidovich
  • Sverzhin, Vladimir Igorevich
  • Landing Tu-124 on the Neva
  • North Catherine Canal
  • Northern Region (1933-1934)
  • Middle Volga Region
  • U-3 (1935)
  • Vladimirsky, Boris Yeremeyevich

All articles

Clever Geek | 2019