Those who Comfort and Those who Curse Alexandr Dugin








MESSAGE FROM PATRIARCH CYRILLIC TO ALEKSANDR DUGIN


"Dear Alexander Gelyevich!

I was deeply saddened to hear the news of his daughter's tragic death.


Darya Aleksandrovna was known in Russia and beyond its borders as an active public figure, a brilliant journalist, and a gifted academic researcher. As a follower of her work, she, despite her youth, was able to achieve significant success in her field, receiving the gratitude and respect of her colleagues.


During the days of tough trials, connected to the loss of loved ones, the words of Scripture are of comfort to us: "For if we live, to the Lord we live; if we die, to the Lord do we die." Fortunately, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord." (Romans 14:8)


Merciful Father of Heaven and Earth, may He give rest to the soul of His recently deceased servant Darya in the dwellings of the righteous, grant her eternal memory.
with my sincere condolences .


Cyril, Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia."


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