Meet ‘Radost’!

Posted on October 10, 2019 | by Editor

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‘Radost’ (from Russian ‘joy’) is homely warmth and smiles on faces. ‘Radost’ is love and prayer… This is how the opening of ‘Radost’, our The Holy Protection festival, went!

Photos by Maxim Chernogolov

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