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Web site last updated on 14th February 2013

Monastery of the Dormition,

Pechory, Pskov

The monastery of the Dormition on the Estonian border near Pskov is situated in an area which only became Soviet territory at the end of the second world war. It is famous for its Caves, where monks and other people have been buried for many centuries. Many elders flourished there. The Elder Simeon who died in 1969 was recently canonised. Father Ioann Krestiankin, who had experienced the Gulag, and died in 2007, has left a profound impression throughout the Russian Church. His writings influence our parish in Bath.

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Tomb in the Caves

The Tomb of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Tomb of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Cell of Saint Simeon (+1960; glorified 2003)

The Cell of Saint Simeon (+1960; glorified 2003)

The Cell of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Cell of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Cell of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Cell of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Cell of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Cell of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Cell of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Cell of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Cell of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Cell of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Cell of Father Ioann Krestiankin

The Cell of Father Ioann Krestiankin

Father Ioann Krestiankin

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