Russische Orthodoxe Kerk van Christus Geboorte - Loosplaats

Beautiful temple, great community. I want to visit here again!

Russian Orthodox Church in the Jewish Quarter guarded by the Armed Guard.

Nice building that deserves repair

... Two Russian Orthodox parishes operated in Antwerp in 20-60. of the last century (V. Ronin. Church life in Russian Antwerp (1920-1960). After a long break, in October 1999, Archbishop Simon of Brussels and Belgium resumed parish life for the Russian-speaking congregation. Since 2000, divine services are constantly being held in the Church of St. Joseph located in the city park. In connection with the anniversary of the bicentenary of Christianity, the parish was named in honor of Christmas. In 2004, it was officially recognized by the Belgian authorities. On March 1, 2015, on Orthodox Holidays Week, Monia transmission Temple St. Joseph's parish Nativity ... community rented church until recently. Believers bought Catholic parish church in honor of the Holy Spirit, now the owner of his legally S THE parish of the Moscow Patriarchate in honor of the Nativity ...

It was closed during the daytime (Wednesday at 11pm). It was upsetting. We were passing through the city and wanted to visit this temple, although it was clear that we most likely would not get to the service, but the parish itself could be open.

Schedule of services. On Saturdays at 11.00 - funeral service, if there are no other services at this time. At 18.00 - all-night vigil and confession. On Saturdays at 18.00 - all-night vigil and confession. On Sundays at 10.00 - Divine Liturgy. Before the Liturgy, confession begins at 9.30. If possible, it is better to come to confession on Saturday, since there are a lot of people who wish on Sunday ... The full schedule of services is available here in PDF format. History: Two Russian Orthodox parishes operated in Antwerp in the 20-60s. of the last century (V. Ronin. Church life in Russian Antwerp (1920-1960). After a long break, in October 1999, Archbishop Simon of Brussels and Belgium resumed parish life for the Russian-speaking flock. Since 2000, divine services have been constantly held in the church of St. Joseph, located near the city park. In connection with the Jubilee of the two millennium of Christianity, the parish was named in honor of the Nativity of Christ. In 2004, he received official recognition from the Belgian authorities. On March 1, 2015, the Week of the Triumph of Orthodoxy, an official ceremony of handing over the Church of St. Joseph to the arrival of the Nativity of Christ. Shrines: Icon with a particle of the relics of St. Seraphim of Sarov, particles of the relics of the venerable elders of Optina, St. Luke (Voino-Yasenetsky), St. Ignatius (Brianchaninov), St. the faithful Theodore (Ushakov), Venerable Theodore of Sanaksar, Holy New Martyrs Metropolitan Agafangel, Archpriest Konstantin Bogorodsky and Alexander Sanaksarsky, an icon of the Mother of God acquired in 2005, an icon of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker.

Thank God I had the opportunity to pray and sing in this Temple?Many thanks to the brothers and sisters of the Temple for the pleasant hospitality, God save you and strengthen you to keep the Orthodox Faith until the end of your life.

The temple, built in the Gothic style in the XIX century, was leased from the Russian Orthodox community. Then he was bought for a symbolic price from the Catholic Church. Now there is much for the Russian people in the city to go to pray ... the schedule on the parish website ...