The Church of All Saints is one of the most significant modern Orthodox churches in Belarus, which has become a symbol of the memory of all those who were innocently killed and fell for the Fatherland. This majestic temple is located in Minsk at the intersection of Kalinovsky and Vsekhsvyatskaya streets, and is part of a memorial complex dedicated to the national history and spiritual revival of the country.
The history of the temple's creation began in 1991, when the foundation stone was laid by Patriarch Alexy II of Moscow and All Russia. In 1996, a capsule with an appeal to the descendants was placed on the site of the future temple. In 2005, the project "Memorial Church in honor of All Saints and in memory of those innocently killed in our Fatherland" was approved, and construction began in the summer of 2006. An important milestone was the construction of the domes in October 2008, and on July 2, 2010, the remains of three unknown soldiers who died in different eras — in 1812, 1914 and 1941 - were buried in the crypt. The solemn consecration of the temple took place on October 14, 2018 with the participation of Patriarch Kirill
Minsk, Kalinovskiy str., 121
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