St. Pantaleon's Church (Russian: Пантелеи́моновская це́рковь) is a parish Eastern Orthodox church in Saint Petersburg, at the intersection of Pestelya Street and Solyanoy Lane. It is an 18th-century architectural monument in the petrine baroque style.
History From 1833-1834, Alexander Pushkin lived near the church and often attended services there.
Clergy Parson of the church: Archpriest Alexander Rumyantsev Archpriest Ilian Lavrentiev Archpriest Alexander Nikanorov
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