Holy New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia
A Parish of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia
Norwich CT USA
Crucifixion in Sebastopol
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Martyrdom of Archbishop Joachim of Nizhny Novgorod - he was crucified upside down, like St. Peter in Rome, on the Royal Doors of the Cathedral in Sebastopol in 1920 - symbolizes the spiritual meaning of any suffering and affliction: true Christians are crucified with Christ to rise with Him from the dead.
Upcoming Services & Events
Tuesday, 30 September / 13 October
6:00 pm All-Night Vigil 
Wednesday, 1 / 14 October
PROTECTION OF THE THEOTOKOS
8:00 am Hours & Divine Liturgy
Saturday, 4 / 17 October
5:30 pm All-Night Vigil
Sunday, 5 / 18 October
9:30 am Hours & Divine Liturgy
12:30 pm Adult Catechesis 
Saturday, 11 / 24 October
5:30 pm All-Night Vigil
Sunday, 12 / 25 October
9:30 am Hours & Divine Liturgy
12:30 pm Adult Catechesis 
12:30 pm Parish Council Meeting
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