Today I visited the Odessa Remand Prison (SIZO) - I handed over humanitarian aid, and I coordinated tomorrow's service in the prison buildings.

Sep

2018

By Дмитрий Краснобаев

Today I visited the Odessa Remand Prison (SIZO) - I handed over humanitarian aid, and I coordinated tomorrow's service in the prison buildings.
Then visited the penal colony of a high-security regime — talked with prisoners on the subject of preparation for church sacraments: the Liturgy on Thursday, and also updated the old arrangements with the new administration of the colony regarding the creation of an Orthodox church — a wonderful opportunity opens up for someone.
The room is already there.
The day goes on ...
Love to all.

Prison

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