Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)

Summary

Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi) is an Eastern Orthodox church building^[1]. Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi) is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]

Key Facts

• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s religion is recorded as Russian Orthodox Church^[3].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s religion is recorded as Eastern Orthodoxy^[4].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi) is located in Sochi^[5].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi) is in the country of Russia^[6].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s image is recorded as Храм Нерукотворного Образа Христа Спасителя.jpg^[7].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s instance of is recorded as Eastern Orthodox church building^[8].
• acheiropoieta is named after Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)^[9].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s architectural style is recorded as Byzantine Revival architecture^[10].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s architectural style is recorded as Neo-Byzantine architecture in the Russian Empire^[11].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s made from material is recorded as brick^[12].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s Commons category is recorded as Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)^[13].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 43.41497222, 'lon': 39.96936111}^[14].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s diocese is recorded as Yekaterinodar-Kuban Eparchy^[15].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s diocese is recorded as Sochi Eparchy^[16].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s significant event is recorded as dedication^[17].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s official website is recorded as http://ubrus-sochi.ru/about.html^[18].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s height is recorded as {'unit': 'Q11573', 'amount': '+43'}^[19].
• Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi)'s Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/1pzpdf70_^[20].

Body

Personal Life

Religious affiliations include Russian Orthodox Church^[3], a national Church^[21], in Russia^[22], founded in 1448^[23], headquartered in Danilov Monastery^[24] and Eastern Orthodoxy^[4], a Christian denominational family^[25].

Why It Matters

Church of the Holy Mandylion (Sochi) is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]