Trinity Cathedral, Novosibirsk, Eastern Orthodox cathedral in Leninsky District, Novosibirsk, Russia.
Trinity Cathedral (Troitsky Sobor) is a Russian Orthodox church in Leninsky District, Novosibirsk, under the Novosibirsk Eparchy and a metochion of the St. Michael the Archangel Monastery in Kozikha. It is a cross-domed, six-pillared church with three domes and six altars, built on two levels: the upper church of St. Prince Vladimir and the lower church of the Holy Trinity. Its height reaches 60 meters to the top of the cross, and it holds 1,500 people.
The cathedral was consecrated on 24 August 2013 in a ceremony led by Patriarch Kirill of the Russian Orthodox Church. This event marked the opening of a major religious center for the city.
The cathedral is a metochion (podvorye) of the St. Michael the Archangel Monastery in the village of Kozikha. Its two levels are dedicated separately: the upper church honours Prince Vladimir, Equal-to-the-Apostles, while the lower church is dedicated to the Holy Trinity. Six altars serve the two levels.
The cathedral holds 1,500 people across two levels: the upper main church of Prince Vladimir and the lower church of the Holy Trinity. Visitors enter the upper church for services; the lower level is used for other offices. The building stands in Leninsky City District.
The cathedral has two levels: the upper church is dedicated to Prince Vladimir, equal to the apostles, and the lower one to the Holy Trinity. It is a metochion (podvorye) of the St. Michael the Archangel men's monastery in the village of Kozikha. The building holds 1,500 people and is a six-pillared, cross-domed church with three heads and six altars.
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