A landmark event...


For the first time in 100 years a Russian Head of State has an Orthodox Funeral.

I suppose that historic proportions here out shines the question of whether Yeltsin was to any degree a regular communicant.

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Mimi said…
May his Memory be Eternal.
9:48 AM
Meg said…
I did see that he had been baptized into the Church in the early '90s, so presumably, whether or not he was a "regular" communicant, he was considered an Orthodox Christian. Memory eternal, Boris Nikolayevich!
4:17 PM
Anonymous said…
Russia is Great and the Orthodox Faith is revyving in Russia - I hope and pray that russia will be soon a Holy Russia as was under the beloved and most respected Tzar St. Nikolai II -
Boris Nikolayevich become a faithful child of the Orthodox Faith.
May is Memory be Eternal
Father Nicholas - Niagara Falls
11:27 AM
Anonymous said…
Russia is Great and the Orthodox Faith is revyving in Russia - I hope and pray that russia will be soon a Holy Russia as was under the beloved and most respected Tzar St. Nikolai II -
Boris Nikolayevich become a faithful child of the Russian Orthodox Church.
May his Memory be Eternal
11:30 AM
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