Saint Seraphim of Sarov Cathedral, Zlatoust, Eastern Orthodox cathedral in Zlatoust, Russia.
Saint Seraphim of Sarov Cathedral is an Orthodox church building in Zlatoust featuring traditional religious architecture with a prominent bell tower. Inside are relics including fragments of Saint Seraphim of Sarov, sacred remains that draw visitors seeking spiritual connection.
The cathedral was built between 1997 and 1999, during a period when Orthodox churches were being rebuilt after Soviet rule ended. In March 2017, it became the central cathedral of the Zlatoust Diocese through an official church decree.
The cathedral serves as a center where the local Orthodox community gathers for worship and learning. The two choirs that sing during services help create a sense of shared faith among visitors and residents.
The cathedral is located on Taganai Street and holds regular services throughout the week. Visitors should dress modestly and follow the customs observed inside active places of worship.
A memorial bust of Emperor Nicholas II was installed in September 2018 to mark a century since the execution of the imperial family. This remembrance shows the link between the church and Russian historical memory.
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