[12Dvop4I]

This is in response to the recent suicide bombings in Moscow. I don't know how many Russians are members here, but wanted to say my prayers are with you; my heart hurts for your loss.

In reading Fr. Seraphim Rose's biography, my love of Russia grows and I very much appreciate the spiritual essence of Orthodoxy that Russia has given to America...

O Heavenly Father, we praise Your holy name and ask Your mercy upon our brothers and sisters in Russia. Bless those who weep, comfort those who mourn and may Your blessed Resurrection give hope to hurting hearts and illumine darkened souls... in the name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour, Amen.

[Plulpangepler]

Christ is Risen!

Members may like to know that Russian embassies are grateful for messages (by email or whatever) of condolence and sympathy. The Russian embassy in London has been flooded with messages.

[Liabmeasez]

Let God arise, let His enemies be scattered, and let those who hate Him flee from before His face. As smoke vanisheth, so let them vanish.

Lord save those who fear Thee.

[12Dvop4I]

Thank you, Rdr Andreas, for the wonderful suggestion.

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From the Eastern American Diocese website of the ROCOR (http://eadiocese.org/News/2010/03/moscow.en.htm):

In many churches of the Eastern American Diocese, panihidas are being held for all those who perished in the explosions in the Moscow Metro. On Monday, March 29, upon completion of the matins service, a panihida was served in St. George’s Church at the Diocesan Center in Howell, NJ. In St. John the Baptist Cathedral in Washington, DC, a panihida was served on Great Wednesday after the evening divine service. During the service, the fallen were commemorated from lists published on Russian websites. The list of those who perished is available below:
1. Alexander
2. Alexander
3. Vsevolod
4. Victor
5. Alexander
6. Valentina
7. Valentina
8. Svetlana
9. Daria
10. Zuhumor
11. Julia
12. Dimitry
13. Irina
14. Anna
15. George
16. Vitaly
17. Alexander
18. Gennady
19. Yury
20. Vladimir
21. Victor
22. Valéry
23. Maxim
24. George
25. Umed
26. Boris
27. Alexander
28. Gregory
29. Dimitry
30. Julia
31. Tatiana
32. Frederbeck
33. Valentina
34. Elena
and others killed, their names, O Lord, Thou knowest.

[Agitoligflise]

May their memory be eternal!

[FailiaFelay]

From the Eastern American Diocese website of the ROCOR (http://eadiocese.org/News/2010/03/moscow.en.htm):

... The list of those who perished is available below:
1. Alexander
2. ...
34. Elena
and others killed, their names, O Lord, Thou knowest.

May their memory be eternal!