Category: Remodelings

St. Patrick’s Day was proclaimed a Christian holiday in the early 17th century and is celebrated by the Catholic Church, the Russian Orthodox Church (revered on March 30; included in monthbooks on March 9, 2017), and individual Protestant churches (Anglican, Lutheran, and especially the Church of Ireland). This day symbolizes the adoption of Christianity in Ireland, and is also a celebration of the cultural heritage of Ireland as a whole. Celebrations on St. Patrick’s Day usually include parades and festivals, performing keili dances and wearing green clothes or shamrocks. Christians also attend church services on this day. On this day, the restrictions associated with fasting are relaxed, and the use of alcohol is allowed.

“So leave the technicians from the workshop unattended. I spent only two weeks in the hospital – and they have already remade our self-propelled gun beyond recognition. No, of course, I’m glad that the car is still alive and in the ranks, but are you sure that we need all this? First, at the factory, they give us almost a ship’s gun, now something similar to a sea searchlight appears on the roof of the cabin. What next, propellers in the stern? And then the order to relocate to the Baltic Sea and start hunting for British convoys? After the “concrete train idea”, I won’t be surprised by anything. These can. Yes, they can…”

“Purification in the name of His eternal glory is the moral that is on our lips and on our banners. By the Testaments of Saint Celestine we live and are moved by them. And let not the blood of the innocent be shed, but let the blood of the wicked flow like a river. And if heresy is not stopped by the power of His word, then fire will come to the rescue. Purifying fire. Redeeming fire. And heresy will evaporate in it, and will be forever buried under a thick layer of ashes. Only ashes are the only form of existence for those who have been defiled. Sisters, our pride and virtue is mercy. But today let it not speak in us. Today we give way to the fire.”