Many people believe that the most effective way to solve their problems is to write a letter "upward", be it the President or the Patriarch. But regardless of the addressee, reading, sorting and analyzing correspondence is the business of other employees, no less important.
Instructions
Step 1
In order for a letter to be read, it must be written simply, clearly and accurately. At the same time, it is necessary to observe all the subtleties associated with the appeal to a clergyman and the name of organizations and structural units. And you need to start with the address. In the upper right corner of the letter, write: "To His Holiness Patriarch of Moscow // And Kirill of All Russia // Chisty per., 5, Moscow, 119034. Sign // denotes a new line. Further, in the center of the letter:" To His Holiness Patriarch Cyril of Moscow and All Russia. "The line below must indicate who the letter is from. The address to the Patriarch should be" Your Holiness. "It is important not to change the case of letters, do not make capital letters lowercase!
Step 2
All letters to the leaders of organizations, whether they are mundane or religious, go through the office and its employees. In the letter, this structural unit will be referred to as the "Chancellery of the Most Holy Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia". The head of the Chancellery is Archpriest Vladimir Divakov. The written form of the appeal will look like this: "To His Reverend, Archpriest Vladimir Divakov, Head of the Chancellery of the Moscow Patriarchate." In some cases, it makes sense to send a letter to the office. You can clarify whether the letter has arrived by calling the office: (495) 201-28-40. Fax: (495) 201-25-04. A letter within Moscow takes 3-4 days, in other cases it is worth clarifying the time of passage of correspondence in your post office.
Step 3
In order to send a message or solve some pressing spiritual or organizational issues, it is worth using the capabilities of the official website of the Moscow Patriarchate www.patriarchia.ru. The section "Inter-Council Presence", subsection "Contacts" contains information with the names and telephone numbers of various information services: the Press Service of His Holiness Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, the Synodal Information Department of the Russian Orthodox Church, the editorial board of the Patriarchia.ru portal
Step 4
It is important that the Synodal Information Department of the Russian Orthodox Church can be called free of charge from any part of Russia: +7 (800) 100-33-53. Phone in Moscow: +7 (495) 781-97-61. You can also write an email to: [email protected]. This department was created just two years ago by the decision of the Holy Synod of March 31, 2009. Vladimir Romanovich Legoyda, editor-in-chief of the Foma magazine, has been appointed chairman of the Information Department.
