The final meeting of the cycle on Orthodox Moscow will reveal the city through its shrines, icons, churches, and the fates of people who changed its spiritual appearance. The concluding lecture of the cycle "Orthodox Moscow. History and Culture" is dedicated to how the city became one of the main spiritual centers of the country. Listeners will see Moscow not only as a political center but also as a space of meanings related to faith, art, and power. The focus will be on the sakkos of Metropolitan Peter, the altar Gospels, miracle-working icons, precious liturgical items from the 17th century, and the shrines of Borovitsky Hill. Through these details, the lecturer will show how material monuments help to read the city's history more accurately and deeply. A separate line of the lecture will be the role of people and eras that caused Moscow to change its appearance. The story will feature Sophia Palaiologina, Italian masters of the Renaissance, Moscow princes, and church figures. Find other events in Moscow on KUDAGO.