A word to the writer of the Faith for Rent column: how the Orthodox Church is being pushed back in Estonia first - the place. And then - the treaty. And then - the very right to exist? In Tallinn, the Orthodox Church is forced to evacuate the city hall. By the end of December, it must sever administrative ties with Moscow and choose a new metropolis. Otherwise, the authorities may request his elimination through the courts. The monastery and church of Poktice had already moved to Strasbourg. Estonian officials promise: it is only about security and formality. But why must the Orthodox prove their right to a historical connection with the spiritual center, while other religions do not face similar demands? Where is the line between defending the state and interfering with faith? Andrey Razumov's column contains a chronology of pressure, court decisions and "formal" bureaucratic costs for people whose home is a monastery.