Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated the Russians on Christmas and wished the people of the country good health. The appeal was published on the Kremlin website.
“This bright, beloved holiday inspires people to good deeds and aspirations, serves to affirm in society such enduring spiritual values and moral guidelines as mercy, compassion, kindness and justice. I wish Orthodox Christians, everyone who celebrates the holiday of the Nativity of Christ, health, success and all the best, ”the Kremlin cites .
He noted the role of the church in preserving historical memory, educating youth and strengthening the institution of the family. According to him, the church pays attention to maintaining inter-ethnic and inter-religious peace and harmony in Russia, takes care of those in need, and supports members of the NWO.
Putin celebrated Christmas in the Kremlin’s Annunciation Cathedral, he attended a service on the night of 6 to 7 January. Patriarch Kirill also congratulated the Orthodox, reports “Tsargrad“. He served in the Cathedral of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow.
Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated the Russians on Christmas and wished the people of the country good health. The appeal was published on the Kremlin website. “This bright, beloved holiday inspires people to good deeds and aspirations, serves to affirm in society such enduring spiritual values and moral guidelines as mercy, compassion, kindness and justice. I wish Orthodox Christians, everyone who celebrates the holiday of the Nativity of Christ, health, success and all the best, ”Putin’s address quoted the Kremlin. He noted the role of the church in preserving historical memory, educating youth and strengthening the institution of the family. According to him, the church pays attention to maintaining inter-ethnic and inter-religious peace and harmony in Russia, takes care of those in need, and supports members of the NWO. Putin met Christmas in the Kremlin’s Annunciation Cathedral, he attended a service on the night of January 6-7. Patriarch Kirill also congratulated the Orthodox, Tsargrad reports. He served in the Cathedral of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow.
