Actually It ended on 14th of June. The participants from Finland lectured about:
Serafim Seppälä (Finland):
Music in the Temple of Jerusalem during the time of the Apostles
Hilkka Seppälä (Finland):
St Cecilia (Kikilia): A musical martyr in the Eastern and Western traditions
Maria Takala-Roszczenko (Finland):
The “Latin” within the “Greek”: the feast of Corpus Christi in the 17th - 18th century Ruthenian practice
Jopi Harri (Finland):
On the polyphonic chant of Valaam Monastery
Jaakko Olkinuora (Finland):
Archbishop Paul and the Quest for Finnish Orthodox Chant Tradition
Sergei Starostenkov, Alexander Davydov (Russia), Veikko Purmonen (Finland):
Bells of the Uspensky Cathedral
Suprisingly nothing about homosexualists and freemasons. Polyphony and Byz-Caths were the most hetherorthodox topics mentioned by them
