There are now three dioceses on the territory of the Voronezh region: Borisoglebsk and Rossoshansk were separated from Voronezh. Latest news from Voronezh and the region

Rossoshansky Elias Cathedral

Rossoshansk and Ostrogozh diocese
of the Voronezh Metropolis of the Russian Orthodox Church

Diocesan administration: Russia, Voronezh region, Rossosh, Oktyabrskaya square. 19a
Tel.: (47396) 5-78-95
Official site:
Canonical territory: Rossoshansky, Bogucharsky, Verkhnemamonsky, Vorobyovsky, Kalacheevsky, Kamensky, Kantemirovsky, Olkhovatsky, Ostrogozhsky, Pavlovsky, Petropavlovsky, Podgorensky, Repyevsky districts of the Voronezh region.
Cathedral: Ilyinsky in Rossoshi, Tikhon of Zadonsky in Ostrogozhsk
On the map: Yandex.Map, Google map

It was established as a vicariate of the Voronezh diocese to replace Bogucharsky in connection with the formation in May 1928 of the Central Black Earth Region and the Rossoshansky District within it.
From 1923 to 1933 there was a Rossoshan Renovation Vicariate.

On December 26, 2013, it was restored as an independent diocese, having been separated from the Voronezh diocese within the Bogucharsky, Verkhnemamonsky, Vorobyovsky, Kalacheevsky, Kamensky, Kantemirovsky, Olkhovatsky, Ostrogozhsky, Pavlovsky, Petropavlovsky, Podgorensky, Repyovsky and Rossoshansky districts in the south of the Voronezh region. At the same time it was included in the Voronezh Metropolitanate.

Historical names

Rossoshanskaya (vicariate, May 1928 - August 26, 1930)
Rossoshanskaya and Ostrogozhskaya (since December 26, 2013)

Geography of deaneries

Rossoshanskoe ():
Rossosh, village Evstratovka, village Zhilino, s. Krivonosovo, s. Morozovka, village Novaya Kalitva, village. Popovka, s. Old Kalitva

Bogucharskoe ():

Boguchar, s. Batovka, s. Galiyovka, s. Dantsevka, village Lofitskoe, village Monastyrshchina, village Radchenskoe, village Starotolucheevo, village Sukhoi Donets, village. Filonovo

Verkhnemamonskoe ():

With. Upper Mamon, village Gorokhovka, village Derezovka, village Lozovoye, village Mamonovka, s. Nizhny Mamon, village Olkhovatka, village Osetrovka, village Prirechnoye, village Russian Crane

Vorobyovskoe ():

With. Vorobyovka, s. Bannoye, s. Kvashino, s. 1st Nikolskoye, p. 2nd Nikolskoye, p. Novotolucheevo

Kalacheevskoe ():

Kalach, village Zabrody, s. Ilyinka, s. Leskovo, s. Manino, s. New Kriusha, s. Novomelovatka, village. Perevolochnoe, village Podgornoye, x. Poplavsky, s. Hit me, s. Semyonovka, s. Rossypnoe, village Seryakovo, s. Skripnikovo, s. Khreshchatoye, village Chetverikovo, s. Shiryaevo, s. Yasenovka

Kamenskoye ():

village Kamenka, village Upper Marki, village. Degtyarnoye, village Kodentsovo, s. Soncino, s. Three-walled

Kantemirovskoe:

village Kantemirovka, p. Zaytsevka, s. Kulikovka, village Mitrofanovka, s. Novobelaya, s. Novopavlovka, village Osikivka

Olkhovatskoye:

village Olkhovatka, village Karayashnik, p. Shaposhnikovka

Ostrogozhskoe ():

Ostrogozhsk, village Near Polubyanka, village. Rotten, s. Dalnyaya Polubyanka, village. Maiden, s. Korotoyak, s. Mastyugino, s. Russian Trostyanka, p. Soldatskoe, village Storozhevoe, s. Ternovoe, s. Uryv, s. Khokhol-Trostyanka, s. Shubnoe

Pavlovsk ():

Pavlovsk, p. Alexandrovka, village Alexandrovka-Donskaya, village Grandma, s. Bolshaya Kazinka, village Vorontsovka, village Elizavetovka, village Eryshevka, s. Livenka, s. Losevo, village Sands, s. Petrovka, village Pokrovka, village Russian Builovka

Petropavlovskoe:

With. Petropavlovka, p. Bychok, s. Grandfather, s. Sands, s. Burnt out, p. Old Kriusha, village. Old Cretaceous

Podgorenskoe ():

village Podgorensky, s. Belogorye, village Bolshaya Khvoshchevatka, village. Upper Karabut, x. Vitebsk, s. Kostomarovo, village Saguny [1]

Repyovskoe ():

With. Repyovka, s. Butyrki, s. Istobnoye, s. Kolbino, s. Krasnolipye, village Novosoldatka, s. Platava, s. Rossosh, village Ust-Muravlyanka, village. Fabritskoye

Monastyrskoe [2]

History[ | ]

The Rossoshan diocese was formed by the decision of the Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church on December 26, 2013 by separating it from the Voronezh and Borisoglebsk diocese. His Grace Bishop Andrey of Ostrogozh, vicar of the Voronezh diocese, was appointed Bishop of Rossoshansk and Ostrogozh[3].

Rossoshan diocese

Rossoshansky diocese is a diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church within the administrative boundaries of Bogucharsky, Verkhnemamonsky, Vorobyovsky, Kalacheevsky, Kamensky, Kantemirovsky, Olkhovatsky, Ostrogozhsky, Pavlovsky, Petropavlovsky, Podgorensky, Repyovsky and Rossoshansky districts of the Voronezh region. It is part of the Voronezh Metropolitanate.

Appeared by country Objects by year and country of appearance Objects by year of appearance in Russia Appeared in 2013 in Russia

1. History

The Rossoshansky vicariate of the Voronezh diocese was established to replace Bogucharsky in connection with the formation in May 1928 of the Central Black Earth Region and the Rossoshansky district within it. The Rossoshan diocese was formed by the decision of the Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church on December 26, 2013 by separating it from the Voronezh and Borisoglebsk diocese. His Grace Bishop Andrei of Ostrogozh, vicar of the Voronezh diocese, was appointed Bishop of Rossoshansky and Ostrogozhsk.

2. Bishops

Rossoshansky Vicariate of the Voronezh Diocese Pamphil Lyaskovsky May 1928 - August 26, 1930 Rossoshansky Diocese Andrey Tarasov from December 26, 2013

3. Monasteries

Belogorsky Resurrection Monastery Kostomarovsky Spassky Convent for Women; Kostomarovo village, Podgorensky district inactive Ostrogozhsky Pyatnitsky Monastery abolished in 1788 Donetsk Assumption Hermitage for men, abolished in the 1920s

4. Deanery

The territory of the deaneries includes: Bogucharsky, Verkhnemamonsky, Vorobyovsky, Kalacheevsky, Kamensky, Kantemirovsky, Olkhovatsky, Ostrogozhsky, Pavlovsky, Petropavlovsky, Podgorensky, Repyovsky and Rossoshansky districts of the Voronezh region. At the moment, the diocese includes the following 14 deaneries: Olkhovatsky - Archpriest Vladimir Biryukov Ostrogozhsky - Priest Alexy Kurgansky Repevskoye - Archpriest Alexy Chibisov Kalacheevskoye - Archpriest Evgeniy Bey Monastyrskoye - Abbot Ilya Zhdamirov Kamenskoye - Priest Sergius Papin Podgorenskoye - Archpriest Sergius Chibisov Petropavlovskoye - Priest Dionisy Kireev Bogucharskoye - Priest Ioann Suzdaltsev Kantemirovskoye - Archpriest Mikhail Shusherov Verkhnemamon skoe - priest Jacob Kalinin Vorobievskoe - Priest Igor Podoprigorin Rossoshanskoye - Priest Vasily Yakovlev Pavlovskoye - Priest Maxim Bogomolov

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Deanery[ | ]

Currently the diocese includes the following 14 deaneries:

Bogucharskoe - Hieromonk Tikhon (Zhdanov)
Verkhnemamonskoe - priest Jacob Kalinin[4]
Vorobyovskoye - priest Igor Podoprigorin
Kalacheevskoe - Archpriest Evgeniy Bey
Kamenskoye - Priest Sergius Papin
Kantemirovskoe - Archpriest Mikhail Shusherov
Monastyrskoye - Abbot Ilia (Zhdamirov)
Olkhovatskoe - Archpriest Vladimir Biryukov
Ostrogozhskoye - Priest Alexy Kurgansky
Pavlovskoye - priest Maxim Bogomolov
Petropavlovskoe - priest Dionisy Kireev
Podgorenskoye - Archpriest Sergiy Chibisov
Repevskoe - Archpriest Alexy Chibisov
Rossoshanskoe - Priest Vasily Yakovlev[5]