Orthodox exhibition "Honey Spas" opened in Kiev-Pechersk Lavra

A traditional orthodox exhibition "Honey Spas" has opened on the eve of the Assumption fast in the Holy Dormition Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, as reported on the Laura website.

During the exhibition, representatives from different parts of Ukraine and neighbouring countries offer their own production. A special feature of this exhibition is that it presents a large amount of honey and bee products.

Before the start of the exhibition a public prayer was made, after which all production was consecrated.

The exhibition is held in the indoor area of ​​the transition from the Near Caves to the Upper Lavra, and also near the new monument to the Rev. Anthony and Theodosius in the street leading to the Far Caves. The admission is free.

The exhibition will last till August 21.

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