Примеры использования Saint alexander на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Saint Alexander was their second son.
Knight of the Order of Saint Alexander Nevsky.
Saint Alexander did not want this to happen to his Church.
On the return journey from the Horde Saint Alexander fell deathly ill.
Saint Alexander named his eldest son in honor of the holy Great Martyr.
He became the bell ringer of the Saint Alexander Cathedral in Sofia.
In 1242 Saint Alexander Nevsky and his father Yaroslav journeyed to the Horde.
HMS Alexander was a former Imperial Russian icebreaker,previously named Saint Alexander Nevsky.
From his early years Saint Alexander went along on his father's campaigns.
Because of this victory at the River Neva on July 15, 1240,the nation called the saint Alexander Nevsky.
Saint Alexander became the ruling Great Prince of All Rus: Vladimir, Kiev and Novgorod.
In the following year Yaroslav went to Kiev,"settling" his son, Saint Alexander, to rule independently as prince at Novgorod.
In 1239 Saint Alexander entered into marriage, taking as wife the daughter of the Polotsian prince Briacheslav.
When Pelgui reported the vision to the prince, Saint Alexander commanded that no one should speak about the miracle.
But Saint Alexander well knew the fate of Constantinople, seized and devastated by Crusaders in the year 1204.
The main altar was consecrated in the name of the Saint Queen Alexandra, andnorthern chapel is dedicated to Saint Alexander Nevsky.
Leaving the church, Saint Alexander exhorted his troops with words of faith:"The power of God is not in numbers, but in truth.
There followed an epoch of great Christianization of the pagan East, and Saint Alexander Nevsky prophetically speculated about the historical vocation of Rus.
Saint Alexander had to journey to the Horde once more, in order to prevent a punitive Tatar incursion on the Russian lands.
In the territory of the museum there is a Children's Church of Saint Alexander Nevsky, built according to all canons of traditional Russian wooden architecture.
Saint Alexander, then not yet twenty years old, prayed a long time in the church of Saint Sophia, the Wisdom of God.
Since his father bequeathed him an alliance with the Golden Horde, it was necessary for Saint Alexander Nevsky to hold fast to it in order to avert a new devastation of Russia.
From this Elder-hierarch, Saint Alexander received his first blessing for military service in the name of God, to defend the Russian Church and the Russian Land.
During the reign of Catherine I was opened the Imperial Academy of science, organized the research expedition of Vitas Bering to Kamchatka,established the Order of Saint Alexander Nevsky and concluded the alliance with Austria.
The universal Church glorification of Saint Alexander Nevsky took place under Metropolitan Macarius at the Moscow Cathedral in 1547.
Saint Alexander, setting forth in a winter campaign, liberated Pskov, that ancient home of the Holy Trinity, and in spring of the year 1242 fought a decisive battle against the Teutonic Order.
In the middle of the cross, on the front, was the image of Saint Alexander Nevsky on the horse; between the ends of the cross were double-headed eagles under the imperial crown.
Vowing his support, Saint Alexander allowed Batu to launch a campaign against Mongolia, to become the chief power in all the Great Steppes, and to raise up the Tatar Christian leader, Khan Munke(most of his Tatar Christians were Nestorians) on the throne in Mongolia.
Contemporaries clearly understood the universal historical significance of the Great Battle of the Ice,and the name of Saint Alexander was celebrated throughout Holy Russia,"through all the lands, from the Egyptian Sea to Mount Ararat, from both sides of the Varangian Sea to Great Rome.
Excellent groups from abroad will visit-the Saint Alexander Choir(Athens, Greece), the Yerevan Chamber Choir(Yerevan, Armenia), the Mdzlevari Choir(Tbilisi, Georgia), Divna Ljubojević and Melodi(Belgrade, Serbia), Zero8(Stockholm, Sweden), and Yulangelo Sofia, Bulgaria.