Moscow building is baroque, 85 meters long. The open porch leads to the periphery, and long steps connect the corridor. The four-color pattern on the front of the church, the small relief creation full of fantasy, and the carefully painted color murals and sculptures firmly attracted the attention of the audience. They are perfectly unified in the buildings of canteens and churches. Although it has a large area (5 10 square meter), it doesn't need anything to support its dome. The walls of the canteen have been painted and decorated several times, and the last painting was 19 1 1 year.
Worship of the Virgin Mary is the main task of St. Sergei's life. He sings a poem praising the Virgin Mary every night. In his later years, the Virgin Mary and the Apostle Peter Paul appeared to him and his disciples in his room. The virgin promised to protect the monastery. To commemorate this appearance, a small church was built at 1734, especially as a sapphire. People gathered in this church built on his grave in the name of Saint Misha. On Saint Misha's Memorial Day, a memorial service will be held here on May 6th (May 19 in Russian calendar).
The well chapel was built on the spring water that gushed out at the end of 17, when the porch of the Cathedral of the Rest of Our Lady was restored in 1644. Numerous pilgrims have been treated by spring water, and people also use spring water to cure sick people. The first person who was cured was a blind monk, who saw the light again because of this holy water. From that day on, thousands of pilgrims used this holy water to heal and alleviate their suffering. Under the gorgeous ceiling built by 1872, there is a cross-shaped spray pool that spouts spring water.
The assembly hall of Solovites Monastery and the churches of St. Zosima and St. Sabatis were built by the head of internal affairs of Alexandria-Bulatnikov Monastery from Solavisse Monastery during the period of 1635- 1638. Before 19 17, the building had been used as a monk's hospital and a shelter for the elderly, the weak and the sick.
The icon of the Virgin of Smolensk is carved on the outer wall of the stone canteen of the monastery. This canteen was built by the famous Russian architect V.D. Yelemelin in the15th century. 1730 A monk suffering from hand disease due to rheumatism prayed in front of this icon-a miracle appeared and his hand was cured. In order to commemorate the miracle of healing, Queen Elizabeth ordered the construction of Smolensk Church in the canteen, tel: 1746- 1748. The construction cost of the church was donated by Duke Mofsky. The richly decorated icon is placed on the right side of the main entrance of the icon wall carved with gold.
Icon wall was lost during 1920- 1930. 1956 the icon wall of a destroyed church in Moscow was placed here to replace the lost icon wall. The icon wall was designed by architect Ukhtofsky. The icon wall is contemporary and has the same style as the church.
Smolensk church has no columns, and all the space inside faces the dome. Its murals were painted in 19. Now, the Madonna of Smolensk is preserved in the contemporary museum. A huge plaster replica hangs on the concave wall outside the altar. The tomb of Nicholas, the famous Bishop of Petersburg, is located in the basement of the church.
The suzerain palace was built in the 1970s of 18, and the former abbot's room was the former site. Now when His Holiness the Bishop of Moscow and all over Russia visits monasteries, he sleeps here.
The bell tower was built in 1740- 1770. It was designed by architect Sumach and Ukrainian Tomsky, and it is one of the tallest towers in Russia. /kloc-it was used in the 0/7th century. The building is five stories high with a top span of 88.04 meters. The heaviest clock weighs 65 tons. The selected clock has a solemn sound. Before the October Revolution, there were 42 hanging bells. 1930, all the hanging bells were dismantled. By 2002, only 23 hanging bells were left. On September 4, 2002, two new clocks (weighing 35.5 tons and 27 tons) cast in Moscow under the auspices of Patriarch Alexei II were hung on the second floor of the tower. The third bell (weighing 72 tons), called Zhong Wang, was cast in Petersburg in 2003. The whole set of hanging bells is installed at 1905.
The Tsar Palace was built at the end of 17. This is a building that matches the appearance of restaurants and churches. It was once dedicated to the royal pilgrims. The vault of the palace in the 0/8th century AD/KLOC is beautifully painted and decorated with sculptures. Elizabeth, a devout queen, frequented Trinity Monastery, established a seminary in her palace in 1742, and named Trinity Monastery more splendid in 1744.
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18 14 theological seminary moved from Moscow to the monastery and built a series of buildings for its needs. At that time, the Tsar's palace became a part of the academy as a gift.
The Church History Museum and the Church of Notre Dame are both located in the Tsar's palace. These murals were painted by students from the local icon school during the period of 1987- 1988.
Trinity Sergey Monastery is the only fortress building relic in16-17th century. The city wall has three floors and the tower has six floors. The first floor was built by Tsar Ivan IV in16th century, and the second and third floors were built after the siege of Poland in17th century.
The gate of the church was built in memory of John the Baptist. Now it is open to pilgrims every day.