Église orthodoxe de Tous-les-Saints .Strasbourg France - Orthodox Churches on Waymarking.com

La paroisse russe de Strasbourg, rattachée au patriarcat de Moscou, est créée le 22 juin 2003 et reçoit le titre de patriarcale le 25 mars 2004.

De 2007 à 2017, elle a occupé un ancien garage réaménagé situé 4, rue de Niederbronn, près du boulevard Clemenceau. L'idée de la construction d'une véritable église est venue en 2007, lors de la visite du patriarche Alexis II. En effet, la ville de Strasbourg, capitale européenne, ne disposait pas de son église russe contrairement à Baden-Baden, Stuttgart ou Francfort par exemple. Un terrain de 0,5 acres (prenant place sur les anciens courts de tennis du centre de recherche sur les macromolécules) est mis à disposition par la municipalité en 2011 dans le quartier des Quinze. Le site se trouve au bord du canal de la Marne au Rhin, à proximité des institutions européennes. La première pierre de l'édifice est posée le 30 septembre 2014. À son achèvement, l'église pourra accueillir jusqu'à 300 fidèles. Sa conception a été assuré par l'architecte russe Dimitry Pchenitchnikov et l'architecte exécutif français Michel Arnold. Un bulbe doré fera culminer l'église à 42 mètres de hauteur.


The Russian parish of Strasbourg, attached to the Moscow Patriarchate, was created on June 22, 2003 and received the title of patriarchal on March 25, 2004.

From 2007 to 2017, she occupied a converted garage located at 4, rue de Niederbronn, near Boulevard Clemenceau. The idea of ??building a real church came in 2007, during the visit of Patriarch Alexis II. Indeed, the city of Strasbourg, European capital, did not have its Russian church unlike Baden-Baden, Stuttgart or Frankfurt for example. A 0.5-acre site (located on the former tennis courts of the Macromolecules Research Center) was made available by the municipality in 2011 in the Quinze district. The site is located on the edge of the Marne-Rhine canal, close to the European institutions. The foundation stone of the building is laid on September 30, 2014. Upon completion, the church will accommodate up to 300 worshipers. Its design was provided by the Russian architect Dimitry Pchenichnikov and the French executive architect Michel Arnold. A golden bulb will make the church culminate 42 meters high.

Type of Orthodox Church: Don't know Type of Building: Church Status of Building: Actively in use for worship Date of organization: 06/22/2003 Date of building construction: 06/22/2003 Address: 106, rue du Général Conrad Strasbourg, france 67000 Relevant Website: [Web Link] Associated Icons, Reliefs, art, etc.: Not listed Diocese: Not listed Archdiocese: Not listed

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