In Tula, on the occasion of the 880th anniversary of the city, an updated edition of the book "Reviving the Lost. Holy Kazan Temple of Tula". Igor Kryukov, Deputy Chairman of the Public Chamber of the Tula Region, announced the book's release on Orthodox Book Day, according to the MACH messenger channel.
The book had already been published earlier and was in demand among readers. The total circulation exceeded 30 thousand copies. The publication was distributed not only in Tula churches. He could also be found at the Trinity Sergius Lavra and St. Daniel's Monastery. The book contains photographs and materials about important stages in the history of Orthodoxy in Russia. A separate part is dedicated to the revival of the Holy Kazan Temple of Tula in the Myasnovo district. 
The first copies of the new edition will be given to the participants of the special military operation who were seriously injured, as well as to the families of the dead soldiers. The author noted that the book can become a support and a source of spiritual strength for them.
Orthodox Book Day is celebrated on March 14th. The holiday was established by the Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church in 2009. Its purpose is to draw attention to the spiritual literature and traditions of Orthodoxy.