The jurisdiction of His Excellency Bishop Mark A. Pivarunas, CMRI in Russia
“I shall come to ask for the Consecration of Russia...”
With great joy, our Mission announces the inclusion of a new faithful into the Body of the Holy Catholic Church!
On the Feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary, September 12, 2023, Dmitry Korshunov (from Rostov-on-Don, South Russia) became a Catholic.
Nowadays of the Mission
Moscow - St. Pius V Oratory
Gelendzhik - Russian Catholic I-net Community Center
Sevastopol' - Parish of St. Clement I
Sevastopol' - Parish of St. Clement I
Gelendzhik - Russian Catholic I-net Community Center
Sevastopol' - Parish of St. Clement I
Gelendzhik - Russian Catholic I-net Community Center
Gelendzhik - Russian Catholic I-net Community Center
Gelendzhik - Russian Catholic I-net Community Center
History of the Mission
Fr. Kryssov and Traditional Catholic Mass in Russia!
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Mission's Places of Care and Concern:
- Moscow - Heart of the Catholic Mission in Russia: spiritual guidance and active outreach.
- St.Petersburg - Capital of the Russian Empire during the Fatima revelations; a city of faith and remembrance.
- Gelendzhik - Digital frontier of the i-net Mission, nurturing faith on the Black Sea coast and all Russia.
- Sevastopol - Martyrdom site of Saint Pope Clement I; a testament to enduring faith amidst modern military significance.
- Vladivostok -Eastern beacon of the Catholic Mission, standing near the borders of China and North Korea.
- Barnaul - the GULAG center in Southern Siberia, memorial to the exiled Catholics of the Stalin era; a place of remembrance and resurgence.
- Dikson (urban-type settlement) - the northernmost and coldest of living places on Russia's Arctic Ocean coast, known for its warm-hearted people. Twin town with Dixon, Illinois since 1989.
- Nizhny Novgorod - Industrial powerhouse and vibrant hub of Catholic activity on the Volga.
- Kazan - Recognized as Russia's Muslim capital but with a significant Catholic presence.
- Vilnius - Spiritual center, home to Our Lady of Mercy and St. Casimir; an emblem of Lithuanian Catholic heritage.
- Minsk - Unique in its veneration of the Ascension of Mary; a capital city deeply rooted in Catholic faith.