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Penza pilgrims visited the holy places of Arzamastranslated

July 27, 2026 · 1 min read

On July 25-26, 2026, with the pilgrimage service of the Penza diocese, believers visited the city of Arzamas, one of the oldest cities in the Nizhny Novgorod region. This is a city of monasteries and churches. On the day of arrival in Arzamas, a professional guide gave the pilgrims a sightseeing tour of the city, during which believers visited the Cathedral of the Resurrection and bowed to the main shrine of the city - the Life-Giving […]

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Петя ХристоваIt's good that they were right in Arzamas in the summer, in such weather the walk through the old streets must have been pleasant. I wonder if they were able to see the Spaso-Preobrazhensky Monastery as well, or if they limited themselves only to the Resurrection Council and the relics. Thanks for the info, always good to hear about such pilgrimages from Penza.
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Тамара СмирноваIt’s good that we went in July; in the heat it’s more pleasant to walk along the streets of Arzamas than in winter. It’s a pity that they didn’t write in the note whether they were in the Transfiguration Monastery; it’s always interesting to read about it. Thanks for the story, Petya, I also love such trips.
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Георги ПетровIt's good that you mention the Transfiguration Monastery, Petya. The group also went there the next day, after the service in the Resurrection Council - they said that the courtyard was quiet and cool, just right for a summer walk. Have you been to Arzamas this time of year?
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Алексей ПетровYes, it’s really more comfortable in July, especially when there’s a light breeze from the river in the afternoon. And in Spaso-Preobrazhensky they were, I later checked with Petya - they just wrote briefly about him in the note at the very end. Which of our Penza monasteries do you go to most often?
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