A pagan temple was destroyed in the Moscow region

In the first half of July, near the village of Petrovo-Dalnee near Moscow, a temple built by the "Circle of Pagan Traditions" was destroyed. Chura were cut down and burned, a six-meter wooden pole, installed for last year's Kupala, was torn out of the ground. Co-Chairman of the KYAT Veledor, commenting on what happened, suggested that the act of vandalism was committed by "fanatics from Christianity", because. crosses were depicted on the ground. “It is quite obvious that the locals are not involved in this, since they, for the most part, treat us kindly, come to the temple, even leave notes. You can even say that they are watching the temple - after all, we cannot afford security. .. So specially organized groups were desecrating,” Veledor told Credo.ru.

The co-chairman of the KYAT stressed that this is not the first case of vandalism against a pagan temple: a year and a half ago, the temple in Tsaritsyno was destroyed, and recently desecrated in Chertanovo. Most Pagan communities do not have legal personality, so they have difficulty contacting law enforcement.

On July 25, Portal-Credo.ru reported that the temple had been desecrated again. The vandals again tore the wooden pole - Record - out of the ground and made an insulting inscription on it.

In the fall, the pagans who arrived in Petrovo-Dalnaya discovered that one of the deputies of the State Duma had started building a dacha on the site of the temple. According to the sorcerer Veledor, they managed to save the objects of the cult and transport them to a new place.

Sources

• Moscow region: the temple of the "Circle of Pagan Traditions" was destroyed // Portal-Credo.ru. 2006. June 28.
• The pagan temple in Petrov-Dalny near Moscow was defiled for the second time, and the parishioners of the temple celebrated Perun's Day on the Istra reservoir // There. July 25th.
• The pagan temple in Petrov-Dalny near Moscow ceased to exist // There. 15th of November.