THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE TRADITION OF THE ANNUAL BRINGING OF THE MIRACULOUS FEODOROV ICON OF THE MOTHER OF GOD TO THE BUY IN THE XIX CENTURY — Kashin Dmitry V. | Ipatievsky Vestnik
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THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE TRADITION OF THE ANNUAL BRINGING OF THE MIRACULOUS FEODOROV ICON OF THE MOTHER OF GOD TO THE BUY IN THE XIX CENTURY

Kashin Dmitry V.

Metropolitan of Kostroma and Nerekhta Ferapont

Kostroma theological seminary, Kostroma, Russia

Email: ferapontk@ya.ru

ORCID: 0000-0003-2895-9523

Issue: № 3 (27), 2024

Pages: 54

Annotation

The article publishes materials from the archival fund of the Office of the Holy Synod (Russian State Historical Archive, St. Petersburg) on the establishment of the tradition of the main shrine of the Kostroma land visiting the city of Buy - on the way back to Kostroma from Galich, where the miraculous Feodorov icon of the Mother of God was brought annually since 1861. It is indicated that the icon first followed this route no later than 1865, but the official permission to extend the stay of the miraculous image outside Kostroma at the request of the Orthodox residents of Buy was given by the Holy Synod in 1868. The texts of the definitions of the Holy Synod of May 4/10 and July 10/26, 1868, are published. The description of the stay of the miraculous icon in Buy in 1904 is given, information about the estimated time of the cessation of bringing the shrine to Buy in the twentieth century is presented.

Keywords

Russian Orthodox Church, Holy Synod, Kostroma diocese, Feodorovskaya Icon of the Mother of God, Kostroma, Buy, Bishop Platon (Fiveyskiy)

For citation

Ferapont (Kashin), metropolitan of Kostroma and Nerekhta. The establishment of the tradition of the annual bringing of the miraculous Feodorov icon of the Mother of God to the Buy in the XIX century // Ipatievsky vestnik. 2024. № . 3. Р. 54–62 (In Russian). https:// doi.org/10.24412/2309–5164–2024–3–54–62




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