Notes of a Priestess. Features of the Life of the Russian Clergy

This book can be called an internal perspective. This narrative is written by a person who knows what the backstage and closed side of the clergy's existence is. The author's intention is to tell only the truth. It addresses questions such as whether a priest can marry, why priest families are often large, and why a mother driving a car surprises those around her. Why are people dressed in cassocks and crosses, found in subway cars and trains, 100% impostors? How do priests handle housing issues, why is the address "holy father" considered inappropriate, and many other questions are answered by Yulia Sysoeva.