In the very center of Cherepovets, on the Cathedral Hill, stands a five-headed handsome man — the Resurrection Cathedral. It now belongs to the hierarchical compound, but was built as a cathedral church of the same name monastery.
The Resurrection Monastery has existed since the 14th century. Many times he suffered from fires, so in the 18th century it was decided to build a stone church on the site of a wooden church. The cathedral was consecrated in 1756.
After the revolution, the temple was transferred to the renovationists, and in the 30s it was closed. The room was given to the locksmith workshops.
At the request of believers, the temple was reopened in 1946. The iconostasis had been lost by then. Then an iconostasis from the closed Resurrection Church from the village of Stepanovskoe was placed in the church. The money for restoration at the parish was not and the restoration of the temple began only by the millennium of the Baptism of Russia.
Inside the cathedral preserved ancient parts of the building, as well as extensions of the 19th century. The cathedral has 3 altars, an updated iconostasis. Recovery work is still ongoing.
So, in our time, completely replaced the stone floor.
The shrines of the cathedral include relics:
John the Forerunner
The Great Martyrs are barbarians
● Euphrosina Sinozersky
John the Warrior
Theodosius of Totem
● Philip Irapski
● Alexander Svirsky
At the cathedral there is a school for parents “Under God’s protection”, a Sunday school, a library. A newspaper for children “Bell” is published
The clergy devotes a lot of time to work with pilgrims, serving in hospitals.
Children’s homes, rehabilitation services for disabled people.
Charitable Foundation Holy Land
Russian Temples and Monasteries
