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Saints Alexander Nevsky and Seraphim of Sarov
Samedi 5 juin et dimanche 6 juin 2010:
Circuit “Architecture et Spiritualité”
13.45 : Accueil aux cloîtres Saint-Jean (Place Xavier Neujean) (possibilité de stationnement payant sur la place X. Neujean ou aux parkings Neujean ou Sauvenière)
14.00 : Visite de l'église catholique Saint-Jean (ensuite déplacement à pied jusqu'au Temple)
15.15 : Visite du Temple protestant (Rue Lambert-le-Bègue) (Ensuite déplacement en voiture (ou bus 21 à 16h15 au départ du Pont d’Avroy) vers la rue du Laveu
16.30 : Visite de l'église orthodoxe Saint-Alexandre Nevsky (Rue Laveu 80) Gratuit • Info: 04 252 06 35 - 0475 47 74 01
Dimanche 6 juin 2010:
13.00 - 18.00 : Exposition d'icônes et iconographes au travail - Eglise Saint-Alexandre Nevsky et Saint-Séraphin de Sarov (Rue Laveu 80)
Gratuit • Info: 04 252 06 35 - 0475 47 74 01
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Saints Alexander Nevsky and Seraphim of Sarov
Located at the foot of Cointe hill not far from the station of Guillemins, the Russian Orthodox Church has architecture typical of its home country with its 6 blue bulbous bell turrets.
It is also a witness to the life of the Russian community in the city since the end of the 19th century with its successive waves of students, exiles from the October revolution, miners, displaced persons after the Second World War and nowadays the new arrivals from the East. Today the community is also open to those of Belgian origin.
The church was destroyed in 1944 by a German V1 and was rebuilt in the style of traditional Novgorod churches with 5 cupolas in the shape of a bulb (plus an additional one over the main door).
Inside there are beautiful icons which encourage meditation.
Parish website in French
Website of the parish in Russian
Building profile
Hours
Closed
Additional information
High feast days: 10.00 - 14.00First and last weeks of Great Lent: daily 10.00 - 14.00


