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      🏛 Church of the Joy of All Who Sorrow (Nechayannaya Radost) in Maryina Roshcha

      Шереметьевская ул., 33

      A parish church from the early 20th century, one of the few in Moscow that were not closed in the Soviet years.

      Church of the Joy of All Who Sorrow (Nechayannaya Radost) in Maryina Roshcha
      © A.Savin · CC BY-SA 3.0
      • Maryina Roshcha was long a Sheremetev holding next to their Ostankino estate.
      • The church of the "Unexpected Joy" icon (Nechayannaya Radost) was built in the early 20th century for the growing workers' settlement.
      • In Soviet times the church was never closed — services went on all the time.
      • According to legend, the district got its name from a robber woman, Maria, who plied her trade in the grove here.

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      • Maryina Roshcha: Dostoevsky, Melnikov and sculptures

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