This is a fascinating historical account of the Petschenga Monastery, located in the far north of Russia. The book details the life and work of the monks who lived there, as well as the environmental challenges they faced in such a remote location. The author weaves together a rich tapestry of personal stories, cultural observations, and religious themes to offer a unique glimpse into life at a Russian Orthodox monastery.

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