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• Ольхонкий храм начинает прирастать трапезной...
• 07 Апрель 2011

• Бригада из трех человек, Виктор, Артем и Ильхом подготовили место и начали выводить первый венец приходской трапезной храма Державной иконы Божьей Матери в поселке Хужир на Ольхоне. Стройка находится под строгим наблюдением известного ольхонского прораба - Никиты Владимировича Бенчарова :-) ...

• Olkhon appreciates an expedition led by Orthodox priest and famous traveler Feodor Konyukhov who has crossed 120 kilometers of Ethiopian desert populated by the Afar tribe...
• 06 Апрель 2011

• "The tribe is believed to be one of the most willful and scofflaw. The situation here became more complicated after a number of wars, which left people with many firearms—mostly our [Russian] Kalashnikov rifles," organizers of the expedition quoted Father Feodor as saying to Interfax-Religion correspondent. Nevertheless, the travelers have been given a most gracious welcome, expressed in the local tradition of the kissing of hands, even by gun-toting men ... OLKHON ...

• На Ольхоне полюбился проект Русского Духовного и Культурного центра в Париже!
• 02 Апрель 2011

• La communauté orthodoxe balance entre séduction et réticence face au projet architectural du futur centre religieux et culturel orthodoxe. L’église russe aura beau être contemporaine, elle n’est cependant pas envisagée sans ses traditionnels bulbes dorés.
   

• ОЛЬХОН просит помочь выжить БЕЗДОМНЫМ!
• 02 Апрель 2011

• На днях храму Ольхона выделили землю, 4000кв.м., Хочется помочь лишенным крова людям и запланировать на ольхонской земле  социальные проекты по реабилитации в ТИХОЙ среде БАЙКАЛА!

• A Journey in Southern Siberia, lake Baikal and Olkhon island (the only Russian church in Olkhon):
• 31 Март 2011

• Jeremiah Curtin, writer, polyglot, ethnographer and folklorist, travelled in 1900 to central Siberia to study the religion and folklore of the Buryat people. The Buryats are one branch of the Mongols, who at one point conquered a large swath of Asia, Europe and India. Their home is around Lake Baikal in central Siberia. The first third of this book is a travelogue which describes Curtin's Siberian journey; this is a fascinating glimpse at Tsarist Siberia just before the Revolution. The last two-thirds of the book is an extraordinary record of the mythology of the Buryats. The lore is of great interest, resembling in its fluid, dreamlike narrative the Native American tales. The picture of the only Russian church in Olkhon and the story about this church are also published in this book...