Archbishop Stefan visited the Parichi School named after A. M. Pinchuktranslated

On November 14, 2026, His Eminence Stefan, Archbishop of Gomel and Zhlobin, visited the Parich secondary school in the Svetlogorsk district named after A. M. Pinchuk. The archpastor was accompanied by the secretary of the Gomel diocese, Archpriest Georgy Alampiev, the dean of the Svetlogorsk district, Archpriest Alexander Kisel, and the clergy of the deanery.

The guests visited the study of the fundamentals of Orthodox culture. The head teacher of the school, Tatyana Ivanovna Mitrakhovich, told how his materials are used in classes that introduce students to Christian moral values ​​and the spiritual heritage of their native land.

Then Archbishop Stefan and the clergy accompanying him toured the school museum “History of Education in the Urban Village of Parichi.” Its exhibitions are dedicated to local educational institutions, the history of the Parichi school, its teachers and graduates.

The museum was created through the joint efforts of teachers and students. Over the course of several years, they collected materials and exhibits and studied the history of education in the village. The results of this research work became the basis of the exhibition, available to schoolchildren, residents of Parichi and guests of the village.