Best Attractions and Places to See in Novokuznetsk, Russia
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List of Best Things to do in Novokuznetsk, Russia
Novokuznetsk Drama Theater
Kuznetsk Fortress Historical Architechtural Museums
Gagarin City Park
Singing Fountain
Transfiguration Cathedral
Monument to V. V. Mayakovsky
Cathedral of The Nativity
Novokuznetsk Town Museum of Local Lore
Memorial Novokuznechan Killed in Hot Spots
Skaz Novokuznetsk Puppet Theater
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Merry Christmas 2015 Russian Carol Небо и Земля
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2016
Russian Christmas Carol
Tambov Church
11 - Kaliadka / Калядки (Russian Christmas)
11 - Kaliadka / Калядки - Moscow Chamber Choir
Holy Russia Celebrates the Festival of Christmas in the cathedrals, monasteries and sacred places in Moscow, the Golden Ging and New Jerusalem.
(Part 11 of 15)
Music - folk song
Director - Georges Gachot
2006
Christmas Night Mass at the Epiphany Cathedral with His Holiness the Patriarch Alexi II. Orthodox Christmas is on 7th of January.
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RUSSIA: MOSCOW: CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS
Eng/Nat
For seventy years Russians were banned from openly celebrating Christmas by their Communist rulers but this year is very different.
Christmas has now become a symbol of western-style success and consumerism and is overshadowing the religious festival.
Russians celebrate Christmas on January the first and already, the new rich are shopping every bit as enthusiastically as their western counterparts.
But here anything new is in short supply and comes at a high price. This artificial Christmas tree sells for an staggering twelve hundred American dollars.
Decorations are extra - staring at twelve dollars each.
In Russia, childrens' dreams don't come cheap. This store is turning over hundreds of thousands of dollars a week.
This My Little Pony is priced at a staggering ten thousand dollars.
Toy cars are top of the Christmas list - all sizes, all makes but they're all expensive.
This family are typical of the New Order in Russia.
They spend as soon as they have earned their high salaries.
The Old Order used to invest the wealth Communism brought the elite.
These days distrust of banks is so widespread the Christmas message is simple - spend, spend, spend.
This is the ultimate in cuddly toys...... and at the ultimate in monster prices.
Gifts like these are out of the reach of ordinary Russians for whom such extravagance is like a fairytale from dreamland.
SOUNDBITE: (English. Music of song: It's Just a Crazy Dream)
It's quite sad actually when you do see them down here because it's beyond their dreams of what they could buy. I think this is a little bit of a haven for the rich - the rich of Moscow - and there's more and more people coming down here every day. The money, it's unbelievable really. It shocks me even every day, you know.
SUPER CAPTION: Shop worker
Not everything in the Russian economy comes gift-wrapped.
For most people this Christmas - shopping is something they'll only do in the windows.
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02 - God is with us / С нами Бог (Russian Christmas)
02 - God is with us / С нами Бог (Russian Christmas) - Choir of Trinity St. Sergius Lavra
Holy Russia Celebrates the Festival of Christmas in the cathedrals, monasteries and sacred places in Moscow, the Golden Ging and New Jerusalem.
(Part 2 of 15)
Music - Zinoviev.
Director - Georges Gachot
2006
Orthodox Christmas is on 7th of January.
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Russian Church Choir Christmas Chants
Russian Christmas Carols
Russian, Ukrainian, and American Christmas carols sung in St. George's Russian Orthodox Church in Howell, NJ on January 7, 20120
Frontiers | Episode 90: Russian Orthodox Christmas celebration revisited
This Sunday, we repeated an episode we ran last year at this time -- “Frontiers of Faith.” It captured the spirit of the orthodox celebration and has been among one of our most popular shows. We hope you enjoy the sights and sounds of the festivities again.
(Original Air Date: Jan. 15, 2017)
Christmas Eve Vigil
Christmas Eve Vigil in St. George's Church in Howell, NJ. January 6, 2012.
Nebo i Zemlya. Heaven and Earth. Novokuznetsk Choir
An old Russian kolyadka is matched with photos of churches from all over Great Russia. It is sung by the Novokuznetsk Spiritual Seminary Choir from Siberia.
Noch Tikha. Quiet Night. Russian kolyadka
One of our Russian kolyadki is matched with contemporary photos of Orthodox Chrisitians at prayer and feasting. My intent was to enflesh Orthodox life, both our worship and our celebrations. The final image is The Nativity of Christ by the contemporary Russian artist Pavel Popov. The first image is the cathedral at Holy Trinity Monastery in Jordanville NY during the winter Christmas season.
Russia welcomes new Patriarch
Metropolitan Kirill of Smolensk and Kaliningrad has been elected the new head of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Christmas Carols 2018 - Cathedral of St. John the Baptist 2018
Z namy Bog, rozumiyte narody, i pokoryajtesya bo z namy Bog. Evshan 204846
Velyka Kolyada 2009 in Lviv
Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas
Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas day on January 7 because they follow the Julian Calendar and not the Gregorian, like most people in the world. In Moscow, a solemn liturgy dedicated to the great feast was held at Christ the Savior Cathedral. teleSUR
Orthodox Nativity ending with Carols - 1985 St. Peter and St. Paul Orthodox Church, Chicago IL.
Orthodox Nativity (1985)
St. Peter and St. Paul Orthodox Church
A Russian Orthodox Church from 1933 to 1978, Chicago, Illinois
A Parish of the Orthodox Church in America Diocese of the Midwest since 1978 to present.
Burr Ridge, Illinois
The Nativity Hymn...
Thy Nativity, O Christ our God,
Has shown to the world the light of wisdom.
For by it those who worshiped the stars,
Were taught by a star to adore Thee,
The Sun of Righteousness.
And to know Thee the Orient from on high,
O Lord, Glory to Thee!
Video done In memory of the departed Very Reverend Father Nicholas Semkoff
Church Choir directed by Mr. John Sutko
Recording and Compilation by Mr. Gregory M. Spontak
History: For more than 50 years as a Russian Orthodox priest, the Very Rev. Fr. Nicholas Semkoff served St. Peter and St. Paul Orthodox Church in Chicago, Illinois alongside the Very Reverend Peter Semkoff, his father and founder of the church. His bond with the church was established the day he was born. Father Semkoff's father placed his own prayer book in the hands of Fr. Nicholas when he was just hours old.
+ May the memory of Fr. Nicholas be eternal.
The traditional Russian Orthodox greeting at Christmas is Khristos rodyvsya! which translates to Christ is born! Answered with Slavite Yoho! which translates to Let Us Glorify Him! The Nativity according to the flesh of our Lord, God and Saviour Jesus Christ, also called Christmas, is one of the Great Feasts of the Orthodox Church.
The original date of this celebration in Eastern Christianity was January 6, in connection with Epiphany, and that is still the date of the celebration for the Armenian Apostolic Church and in Armenia, where it is a public holiday. As of 2013, there is a difference of 13 days between the modern Gregorian calendar and the older Julian calendar. Those who continue to use the Julian calendar or its equivalents thus celebrate December 25 and January 6, which on the Gregorian calendar translate as January 7 and January 19. For this reason, Ethiopia, Russia, Georgia, Ukraine, Serbia, the Republic of Macedonia, and the Republic of Moldova celebrate Christmas on what in the Gregorian calendar is January 7.
Eastern Orthodox Churches in Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Antioch, Alexandria, Albania, Finland and the Orthodox Church in America celebrate Christmas on December 25 in the revised Julian calendar, corresponding to December 25 also in the Gregorian calendar.
Nachalo velikogo povecheriya (Introduction to the Graet Compline)
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Nachalo velikogo povecheriya (Introduction to the Graet Compline) · Andrey L. Kolesnikov
Christmas in Russia
℗ 2011 Christophorus
Released on: 2011-05-03
Artist: Andrey L. Kolesnikov
Artist: Valery P. Obukhov
Artist: Borislav Molchanov
Artist: Evgeny A. Polikanin
Choir: Don Kosaken Chor
Conductor: Marcel Nicolajevich Verhoeff
Composer: Anonymous
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Silent Night
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Silent Night · Russian Orthodox Church Music Ensemble
Christmas Carols of the Russian Orthodox Church
℗ 2014 Dwojka
Released on: 2014-07-24
Music Publisher: Dwojka
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Russian Christmas Carols
On The 3rd Day Of Christmas
Three Christmas Stories In One Book Kindle Edition
by Gianni Truvianni (Author)
“On The 3rd Day Of Christmas” is a collection of three of my Christmas books published in this one book. These stories being those which I truly feel can be read and enjoyed by the whole family in this, the season of cheer and good will toward all.
Бог Cя Pождає - Ukrainian Christmas
Ukrainian Christmas Carols