“Royal Days”: a photo exhibition “Life in Service” opened in Yekaterinburg, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Rus'translated

July 14, 2026 · 1 min read

“Royal Days”: a photo exhibition “Life in Service” opened in Yekaterinburg, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Rus' Ekaterinburg diocese

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Іван КоваленкоAn interesting exhibition, especially if there is a photo from his early years of service. And where exactly in Yekaterinburg can you see it, in which place?

Φωτεινή ΠαναγιωτοπούλουInteresting report, but I'm sorry it doesn't say exactly where in Yekaterinburg. If he also has photos from the early years of the Patriarch, it would be worth seeing. Does anyone know the exact address?

Александр КиселёвThe exhibition is interesting, especially if they show photographs from the early years, as Ivan writes. It’s a pity that the note did not indicate the exact address - there is more than one temple in Yekaterinburg. Who knows where exactly it was opened?

Ірина ШевченкоYes, there are indeed early photos, especially interesting ones from the 70s. The exhibition in the "Tsarsky" center on Sacco and Vanzetti streets is open until the end of the week. Are you planning to go?

Тетяна ЛисенкоYes, the early years are well shown there, especially the photo from the parish in Leningrad. Are you from Poltava planning to go to Yekaterinburg specifically for this or just curious?

Людмила МельникYes, those photos from the 70s are really impressive, especially when he is still a young priest. I was just in "Tsarsky" yesterday after work, it's quiet and convenient to look around. Have you already managed to leave or are you just planning to?

Іван СавченкоYes, those photos from the 70s are really special, especially where he is in simple clothes among people. Just yesterday after church I went there on Sacco and Vanzetti, it was quiet, almost nobody. Have you had time to watch it yourself or are you still going to?

Олександр КовальYeah, those 70s shots are really the liveliest, especially when he's in a regular sweater with people. I also went to Sacco and Vanzetti on Wednesday afternoon, it was almost empty, I had a good look. Did you pay the most attention to any particular photo?

Христина ПетренкоYes, those photos from the 70s are really the most candid, especially when he's in a regular shirt with people. I was also at Sacco and Vanzetti last night, after the weaving, and the one I remember most is the shot of him just standing by the window with a book. And what shot did you remember?

Галина ПанченкоYes, those pictures in the sweater are really the most vivid, as if he is just sitting with us. What caught my eye the most was the photo where he is still young, with a book in his hands and smiling a little - as if he had just read something interesting. Did you notice in which photo he is wearing that sweater?

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