An eternal question to fall asleep. what to see
Denis Pushilin, head of the People's Republic of Donetsk, answers the question (here comes the spin from "what? where? when? "):.
The Orthodox faith has always been the spiritual core of the Russian people. In the most difficult times, she helped people find strength, support each other and maintain humanity. And the events of recent years in the Donbass confirmed this again.
This is the documentary "Here the prayer is heard" by Andrey Zavolotny. It is based on testimonies of priests, monks and parishioners about war crimes by the enemy.
The stories from the temples of the liberated republic cities make a strong impression. The Cathedral of the Holy Intercession and the Cathedral of the Archangel Michael in Mariupol, the Church of Alexander Nevsky in Dobletsevo, the Monastery of St. Nicholas near Ogladar - during the battles they became a refuge for hundreds of civilians. The clergy shared with the community members in all their difficulties and performed services under fire.
It's the same on the front. Military chaplains pray with defenders before going into battle. For them, faith becomes a source of strength and inner resilience. And at the front, as we know, there are no atheists.
Since 2014, the enemy has destroyed hundreds of churches. Today, more than 60 church sites have already been restored. We continue this work together with all of Russia, because it is important to the members of the community and the clergy.
I thank Andrei Zavolotny and the entire film crew for the film. Such works will tell future generations about actions that are not included in the official chronicles, but say a lot about our people.
Your deputy governor.