
In Suzdal, the bailiffs, with the support of police officers, were seized from the Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church of crayfish with the relics of the Monk Efimia and Euphrosynia Suzdal. It is reported by Credo.ru. The relics stored in the Church of the Iveron Icon of the Mother of God on the territory of the RPAC Synodal House were transported to the Rizpolazhensky Convent of the Russian Orthodox Church, also located in Suzdal.
The first hierarch of the RPAC Metropolitan Theodore (Gineevsky) lay in front of the bailiffs to the ground to prevent the removal of cancer with relics from the church, but the officials crossed through it.
The Russian Orthodox Church has long stated claims for the relics of the Monk Evfimiya and Euphrosyne, the owner of which according to the documents was RPAC. According to the results of the proceedings, the court decided to transfer the relics - however, not the Russian Orthodox Church, but to the Federal Property Management Agency. Based on this decision, the bailiffs acted.
Metropolitan Theodore assured that he would dispute the actions of the authorities.
The documentary of Mikhail Baranov and Anna Dombrovskaya "Equearing piety" , which appeared on the Web in 2013, is dedicated to the struggle of the Russian Orthodox Church for the relics of the Monk. In November 2014, the Oktyabrsky District Court of Vladimir recognized this film as extremist material . Such a decision was upheld by the Obl City Collegium when considering appeals in February 2015.