Peak hour №1 31.05.1994 (1994)

The guest in the studio is Metropolitan Pitirim Nechaev Konstantin Vladimirovich of Volokolamsk and Yuryev, who speaks about the release and capture of hostages in Mineralnye Vody, about the possibility of criminals who attempted to take human life to atone for their sins, about his attitude to the wave of crime that has swept the country, about cases of attacks on Orthodox priests, about negative events taking place in the country, about war as evil and opposition to it, about his attitude to the prospects of civil war and interethnic conflicts, examines the concept of civil war, about his work in the publishing hotel of the Moscow Patriarchate, about the constant service to God, about changing the form of relations between the church and the state, about the interaction of the church and the army, about the regulation of forms of cooperation, about the association "

Army and Culture", about the possibility for military personnel to conduct religious worship, about the meaning of repentance, about attracting young people to the ranks of the clergy, about the large number of visiting foreign preachers, talks about his ancestors and students, talks about the reasons that prompted him to go to the seminary, about the attitude of the church and believers to rumors about priests who are KGB agents, about the concept of a monk's personal life, about the possibility of publishing the works of a secular writer, discusses the works of Chekhov and Leo Tolstoy, about his attitude towards Tolstoy, answers calls from TV viewers about his activities as a deputy, about the impossibility of admitting women to ordination as Orthodox priests, about the restoration of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior (synchronously).

Photographs of Bishop Pitirim.

Video chronicle: files of the magazine "Moscow Patriarchate" on the shelves.

Publications of the Moscow Patriarchate.

Bishop Pitirim at the table in his office.

Employees of the publishing house at work.

Participants in the Conference of the Ecumenical Circle on Information in Europe.

Bishop Pitirim during the conference.

View of the church inside the publishing house.

An icon on the lectern.

Bishop Pitirim in his office.

The bishop's spiritual son, 16-year-old Andrey, lights candles in the church.