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Holy Trinity Church

The current Izmailovo on the river. Obitse, in the past s. Troitskoye-Gubtsovo, known since the 16th century. It belonged to Tsarevich Ioann Ioannovich (1554-1581), son of Tsar Ivan the Terrible. Having lost his mother, Tsarina Anastasia Romanovna, early, from 1563 he lived with his father, surrounded by guardsmen in Alexandrovskaya Sloboda, in 1568-1570. accompanied him as he destroyed his own state (Klin, Torzhok, Tver, Novgorod), participated in terrible executions in Moscow on Red Square.

In 1570, in Alexandrovskaya Sloboda he received a bride chosen by his father, Evdokia Bogdanovna Saburova (in monastic Alexandra, died in the Suzdal Pokrovsky Monastery no earlier than 1614), in 1571 he married her in Moscow, soon tonsured his first wife and took another, Pelageya Mikhailovna Solovovo (monastically Paraskeva, died in the Moscow Ivanovo Monastery in 1620).

In 1576 he accompanied his father on the Livonian campaign. In 1577 he wrote a service to St. Anthony of Siysk. After tonsuring his second wife, he took a third, Elena Petrovna Sheremeteva (in monasticism Leonila, died between 1584-1588 in the Novodevichy Convent in Moscow). In irritation, Ivan the Terrible carelessly hit his son in the temple with the end of his staff. Ivan Ioannovich died on November 19, 1581 in Alexandrovskaya Sloboda. After him, the village was owned by the nun Paraskeva (former queen Pelageya Mikhailovna).

During the Time of Troubles, Gubtsovo was burned.

In 1627, the village, “which was the wasteland of Gubtsovo,” was owned by Kuzma and Alexander Danilovich Leontyev, in 1646 - by the grandsons of the second of them, Vasily and Ivan Yuryevich.

In 1694, the okolnichy Ivan Yuryevich Leontyev built a wooden church. The Leontyevs were relatives of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich: the mother of his second wife, Natalya Kirillovna Naryshkina, was the daughter of a Kashira landowner, Anna Leontyevna née Leontyeva (d. 1702).

In 1704, the village was in the possession of Ivan Yuryevich Leontyev’s son, Alexander (d. 1718), after whose death it passed to his son, also Alexander (d. 1722) and to their relative Andrei Fedorovich Leontyev, who sold the village in 1726 Count Mikhail Gavrilovich Golovkin (1699-1754). Mikhail Golovkin was sent abroad to study in 1712, in 1722 he was ambassador to Berlin, under Empress Anna he was appointed senator, and he was entrusted with the Coin Office.

In 1736, at his request, the Moscow Spiritual Consistory gave permission to build a stone church in the village instead of a burnt wooden one. The date of its construction is said to be 1738.

In 1741, under ruler Anna Leopoldovna, Golovkin was promoted to vice-chancellor and was in charge of the internal affairs of the state. He advised the ruler to declare herself empress, and after a coup d'etat carried out by the daughter of Peter I, Grand Duchess Elizabeth Petrovna, he was sentenced to death. The property was confiscated, but the execution was replaced by exile to Siberia, where he died 14 years later.

In 1812, the village was owned by E.N. Leontyev. In the middle of the 19th century. - HER. Neofitova.

No later than 1866, the southern chapel of the blessed Prince Alexander Nevsky was added.

In 1899 the temple was painted again.

During Soviet times it was closed; the building housed a laboratory of the Institute of Earth Physics of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

Returned to believers in 1992.

Church of the Holy Trinity, village of Izmailovo, Moscow region, Vidnovsky district.

In the scribe books of 1627-27. it is written: “for Kuzma, and for Oleksandr Danilov, the children of Leontyev, their father, the estate that was formerly that Tsarevich Ivan Ivanovich for Tsarina Praskovya Mikhailovna, a village that was a wasteland, Gubtsovo, on the Obitsa River, and in the village the courtyard of landowners ...” Church The Holy Trinity was built in 1694 wooden in the village of Gubtsovo by Okolnicheo Ivan Yuryevich Leontyev. Consecrated the same year. In 1725, “in the village of Gubtsovo, which is now the village of Troitskoye, on the Obitsa River,” there was a wooden church. In 1726, the village of Troitskoye, Gubtsovo, also with the village of Spassky, was purchased from A.F. Leontyev Count M.G. Golovkin.

In the notebook for 1736 it appears: “On May 3rd, the decree on the construction of the church of the secret councilor, senator and cavalier Count Mikhail Gavrilovich Golovkin, his servant Ivan Konyshevsky, at his request, was ordered in his master’s estate near Moscow, in the village of Troitsky, Gubtsovo, also, instead burnt wooden Trinity Church, build again a stone church in the name of the Life-Giving Trinity, and with it two chapels - Mikhail Malein and the Great Martyr Catherine..."

In the list of all churches of the Moscow diocese, compiled in 1874, in the village of Troitsky on Obitskoe, Podolsk district, there is a church with two altars - the Holy Trinity and the Holy Blgn. book Alexander Nevsky. There were 108 households in the parish.

At the end of the 1930s the temple was closed.

On April 7, 1993, the Church of the Holy Trinity was reopened. It has two altars - the Holy Trinity and the Holy Blgn. book Alexander Nevsky. With the blessing of His Eminence the Most Reverend Juvenaly Metropolitan of Krutitsky and Kolomna, the Baptismal Church was rebuilt in honor of the Great Archangel of God Michael (1996-97)

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The Church of the Holy Trinity was built in 1694 wooden in the village of Gubtsovo. It is said this way: “in 1691-92, with the blessing of His Holiness the Patriarch, it was ordered that the okolnik Ivan Yuryevich Leontyev in the Moscow district, in the Ratuev camp, in the village of Gubtsovo, build again a church in the name of the Holy Trinity and was ordered to add to that newly built church church Spasskaya land, which is on Obitsa, arable land and hayfields... and according to the scribe books, of that church, a tribute of 2 rubles was imposed on the priest and the clerics... 6 altyn 3 money, arrival hryvnia. On June 3, by decree of the patriarch and according to the note on the statement of the treasurer, Elder Paisius of Siysk, it was ordered to accept this money at the above salary, as soon as that church is consecrated, and to include that church in the housing register, and until the church is built and consecrated - to have still a quitrent. In 1694, it was ordered that that church be consecrated and that the money given be taken from 1694, and that church be entered into the parish register, and empty ones be cleaned out. On March 9, that money according to the above-mentioned salary for the current year was taken, paid by the okolnichy Ivan Yuryevich Leontiev, his man Minya Shishimarov, received by Ivashko Neustroev.”

The Trinity Church was consecrated in 1694. In 1725, “in the village of Gubtsovo, which is now the village of Trinity, on the Obitsa River, there was a wooden church in the name of the Life-Giving Trinity.”

In the notebook of the outgoing papers of the Synodal Treasury Order for 1736 it appears: “On the 3rd of May, a decree on the construction of the church of the Privy Councilor of the Senator and Cavalier Count Mikhail Gavrilovich Golovkin to his servant Ivan Konyshevsky, at his request, was ordered in his master’s estate near Moscow, in the village of Troitsky , Gubtsovo, too, instead of the burnt wooden Trinity Church, build again a stone church in the name of the Life-Giving Trinity, and with it two chapels of Mikhail Malein and the Great Martyr Catherine, a fee of 30 kopecks. two quarters taken."

According to the scribe books of the Moscow district, Ratuev camp of 1627-28. it is written: “for Kuzma and Oleksandr Danilov, the children of Leontyev’s father, their estate, which was the former Tsarevich Ivan Ivanovich for Tsarina Praskovya Mikhailovna, a village that was a wasteland, Gubtsovo, on the Obitsa River, and in the village there is a courtyard of landowners, and business people live in it and a peasant's yard."

According to the census books of 1646, it is listed as “behind Alexander Danilovich Leontyev, in the village, a landowner’s courtyard with 6 people. business people." After A.D. Leontyev, the estate was owned by his own grandchildren Vasily and Ivan Yuryevich Leontyev; in 1678, in the village of Gubtsovo, a patrimonial courtyard with 21 people was shown. business people.

In 1704, the village of Gubtsovo, named after the church as the village of Troitsky, was in the possession of Ivan Yuryevich’s son, Alexander Ivanovich; in the village there was a votchinniki yard and a cattle yard, near the village there was a mill, on the Obitsa river. After A.I. Leontyev, who died in 1718, the village was owned by his son Alexander, who died. September 22, 1722; then it passed to his relative Andrei Fedorovich Leontiev, and the latter approved it in 1725 with a refusal book. In 1726, the village of Troitskoye with the village of Spassky was purchased from Leontyev by Count Mikhail Gavrilovich Golovkin.

Kholmogorov V.I., Kholmogorov G.I. “Historical materials about churches and villages of the 17th - 18th centuries.” Issue 8, Pekhryansk tithe of the Moscow district. Moscow, University Printing House, Strastnoy Boulevard, 1892

Affiliated church in honor of the Tikhvin Icon of the Mother of God

With the blessing of His Eminence the Most Reverend Juvenaly, Metropolitan of Krutitsky and Kolomna, a charitable Orthodox social rehabilitation center was revived, in which there is a house church in honor of the Tikhvin Icon of the Mother of God (2000 - 2015).

http://troitskii-hram.prihod.ru/pripisnye_khramy/view/id/1201701

Date of publication or update 04.11.2017

Temples of the Moscow region

Temples of Leninsky district

Story. In 1694, in the ancient estate of the Leontyevs, there was a church in the name of the Holy Trinity. In 1726, under the owner of the Troitskoye estate on Obitsa, gr. M. G. Golovkina, instead of a burnt church, built a stone church with two chapels: in the name of Mikhail Malein and the VMC. Catherine. Then the estate was granted to the Poluektovs, in whose family it was located until the 19th century. Subsequently, the estate was owned by: E. N. Leontyeva, E. E. Neofitova, P. P. Prokin, I. N. Berezovsky. Currently, the Trinity Church and a late-built manor house have been preserved in the estate. The church, one of the few survivors from St. Annin's time, was partially rebuilt in the 18th-19th centuries. The two-story quadrangle of the temple is covered with a blind closed vault; a small refectory connects it with a two-tier bell tower.

At the end of the 1930s. The Trinity Church was closed and the station of the Institute of Earth Physics was located there. Since April 1993, services have resumed in the temple.

Currently it has been restored and decorated. Under him, a baptismal temple was built in the name of Archangel Michael.

Address: 142718, Moscow region, Leninsky district, village. Izmailovo.

Directions: from Moscow from Paveletsky station to the station. Bulatnikovo (21 km), then walk (2 km).