VOICED: Saint's right hand draws in Russian crowds

The video discusses the significance of Saint Spiridon's relics, which have been brought to Moscow for public viewing. Saint Spiridon, a revered figure in both Eastern and Western Christian traditions, is known for his piety and acts of charity. His relics, primarily housed in Corfu, are now in Moscow, allowing the faithful to seek his blessings, particularly for financial help. The video highlights the public's interest in the relics, with many believing in their power to address modern-day issues.

What is the significance of Saint Spiridon's right hand for believers?

• It is a relic that grants eternal life.

• It is a historical artifact with no religious value.

• It is a symbol of wealth and prosperity.

• It is believed to bring them closer to God.

Where did Saint Spiridon live during his lifetime?

• Ukraine

• Cyprus

• Moscow

• Corfu

Why are Saint Spiridon's relics significant to the Russian Orthodox Church?

• They are used in traditional Russian ceremonies.

• They are believed to help with financial issues.

• They are a recent discovery.

• They are a symbol of political power.

How many people are expected to visit the relics in Moscow?

• 500,000

• 700,000

• 1,000,000

• 300,000

What is one of the reasons people visit Saint Spiridon's relics?

• To learn about ancient history

• To participate in a festival

• To gain political influence

• To seek help with modern-day problems