Thoughts after the symposium “Remembering the 100th year of the Royal Martyrs” Isaiah Trofimenko, member of the St Vladimir Youth Association: – I’ve been interested in history since childhood, and think that all young people who grew up in the Russian Church Abroad usually like history. Our church is very closely bound to Russian history, […]
Thoughts after the symposium “Remembering the 100th year of the Royal Martyrs” Tanya Zakharova, Westchester Community College, Croton-on-Hudson, NY: – I was born in Moscow. We came to America, where my father was offered a job, when I was about 8. Last summer we went to Minsk, where we helped out at an orphanage run […]
What is Monarchy and What Example Can it Serve for Today’s Youth? Alexei Ohotin, a student at Steven’s Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ: – It was very interesting to learn more about the history of monarchy, its moral aspects, how it can connect with contemporary life, and whether it has a future in the contemporary […]
What is Monarchy and What Example Can it Serve for Today’s Youth? William Bortins, student at King’s College, NY: – I myself am American, I have no Russian blood. But last year I traveled to Russia, where I spent three weeks. One week was on a cruise on the Volga River, later a week in […]
What is Monarchy and What Example Can it Serve for Today’s Youth? Svetlan Lemza, radiologist, member of the St Vladimir Youth Association: – I was interested in learning more about monarchy in general and the Royal Family in particular. I love them, I venerate them, and they hold a dear place in my heart. Is […]
What is Monarchy and What Example Can it Serve for Today’s Youth? Adrian Fekula: – We live in America, where there was never a monarchy, and we feel no bond with it. It interests me how our ancestors lived under a monarchical state, and what we can learn from it. – Is it difficult for […]
