The final part of our series “The Russian Books Everyone Argued About in 2020”: Marina Stepnova’s “The Garden,” a novel about childhood and upbringing that speaks directly to parents.
Part 3 of our series “The Russian Books Everyone Argued About in 2020”: why Mikhail Elizarov’s “Earth” won the National Bestseller and the Big Book readers’ vote, yet failed to convince the jury.
Part 2 of our series “The Russian Books Everyone Argued About in 2020”: why Victor Pelevin’s novel became the year’s best-selling Russian fiction, and what it says about the spiritual searching of our time.
Part 1 of our series “The Russian Books Everyone Argued About in 2020”: why Alexander Ilichevsky’s philosophical novel won the Big Book Prize and divided the critics.
Isabella, a student of our school, wrote and illustrated her own New Year’s fairy tale — the story of a little girl named Miroslava, a letter to Ded Moroz, and a winter miracle.
On September 27 the Orthodox Church celebrates the Exaltation of the Holy and Life-Giving Cross, one of the Twelve Great Feasts. We invite all families and friends of the school to join us in prayer and reflection.
This summer, as the United States marked 250 years of independence, a student of the Russian Orthodox Parochial School at Holy Transfiguration Church in Los Angeles became part of a
September 12, 2026 · Holy Transfiguration Cathedral, Los Angeles Today, September 12, 2026, the Russian Orthodox Parochial School at Holy Transfiguration Church solemnly opened the 2026–2027 academic year. Parents and
Starting Saturday school is a meaningful step, but new rooms, people, routines, and language expectations may feel unfamiliar. Preparation is most helpful when it gives a child a clear picture
For bilingual children, Russian can be more than a subject. It can be a way to understand family stories, speak with relatives, enjoy literature and music, and participate in a
School news, feasts, concerts and enrollment dates, in English or Russian.
