Irina Mikhaylovna Posnova (Russian: Ирина Михайловна Поснова; 9 August 1914, Kiev – 18 December 1997, Brussels) was publisher, founder of the Catholic publishing house "Life with God" and the ecumenical journal of the same name, was a prominent member of the Russian Greek Catholic Church in exile.
Then she moved to Belgium, graduated from the Catholic University of Louvain, defended her doctoral thesis on classical philology.
Posnova accordingly took an active role in smuggling religious literature into the USSR via diplomatic baggage and its secret dissemination.
Since 1951, she edited the magazine "Russian Catholic Herald", later renamed the "Russia and the Universal Church," and in 1971 bore the name of the "Logos."
At the suggestion of Irina Posnova in the pavilion was set up a special department, where Soviet tourists were given the Gospels and Orthodox prayer books.