Cathedrals and Monasteries of Moscow
The Orthodox Church played a vital role in Russian life for hundreds of years, only to be forced underground during the Soviet era, during which time thousands of churches were either destroyed or used for other purposes. Since the late 1980s, under a program of restoration, hundreds of churches have been either re-opened or rebuilt. So today in Moscow it is possible to not only see many different and quite beautiful Orthodox churches, but also to attend services at them as well.
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Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of the Holy Virgin Mary
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Church of St. Louis of the French
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St. Andronik Monastery of the Savior
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Sretensky Monastery
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Church of St. George on Pskov Hill
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St. Basil's Cathedral
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St. Nicholas church in Klenniky
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Resurrection Church in Kadashi at Night
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The Cathedral of the Holy Vivifying Trinity in Orekhovo-Borisovo
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Zachatyevsky Monastery
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Cathedral of Christ the Savior
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Church of St. Sergius in Vysoko-Petrovskiy monastery
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Cathedral of Holy Lives-giving Trinity
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Cathedral of Our Lady of Iberia at Sunset
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Kazansky Sobor on Red Square
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