Chernigovsky Skete

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The Chernigovsky Skete in Sergiev Posad, Russia is a monastery in central Russia.^[1]

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The Chernigovsky skete website

56°18′26″N 38°10′47″E / 56.30722°N 38.17972°E / 56.30722; 38.17972

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