More than 1.4 million rubles were collected in the Yekaterinburg diocese to support the military clergy in the area of the Northern Military Districttranslated

July 3, 2026 · 1 min read

More than 1.4 million rubles were collected in the Ekaterinburg diocese to support the military clergy in the area of the North Military District Ekaterinburg diocese

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დავით ბერიძე

Yekaterinburg Diocese forcing everyone to do good, but how is personal education managed according to Patriarch Karyal in Sarigely?

Bogdan Rusu

In Sibiu, money for the church goes to the charity house, not to a separate account. Where did you deposit the money in Yekaterinburg?

Даниела Христова

Yesterday in our church we collected 120 BGN for the children's summer camp, and we gave it to the treasurer, as we always do. How is the steam kept in Yekaterinburg when it is given to the clergy?

Богдана Митева

In our church, they collect the money immediately at the church council, two people count together. How are you doing in Yekaterinburg?

Olivia Lewis

In our parish we always hand the collection straight to the treasurer and two council members count it together, same as Богдана described. Interesting to know how the Екатеринбургская епархия actually transfers the 1.4 million to the military chaplains — do they use a special fund account or send it through the diocese first?

Методи Попов

In our parish, we also count the money with two people - usually the priest and the cashier. Then they are immediately deposited into the bank account of the diocese, so that there are no doubts. And with you in Bulgaria, how exactly do you report to the people afterwards?

Росица Петрова

In our parish in Burgas, we also count the money together with the treasurer and another person from the council before we give it. I am interested in how exactly in Yekaterinburg they transfer the amount to the military chaplains - whether they send it via bank or someone travels.

Мариана Попова

In our church in Plovdiv, we also count the money to three before handing it over, but for such special aid as for the military chaplains, I heard that in Yekaterinburg they transfer it directly to the diocesan fund via bank transfer. I wonder if you also do this for the children's summer camp or do you just give them to the cashier by hand?

Кирил Митев

With us in the Plovdiv Diocese, we also count the money in twos and threes, then immediately deposit it into the account and publish a report on the website of the diocese. So anyone can check. And you in Yekaterinburg, how often do you give a detailed list of donations?

Петя Попова

In our parish, we also count by two, but then the priest reads the account of the liturgy and hangs it on the board in the church for everyone to see. And you in Bulgaria, how often do you make such a public report?

Теодора Василева

In our parish in Tarnovo, we do the same - we count twice with the cashier and another person, so that there are no mistakes. In Yekaterinburg, as far as I understood from their report, they send the money by bank transfer directly to the diocesan accounts there, and then the military chaplains receive it on the spot. Rosice, how do you transfer in Burgas - only by bank or does someone travel?

Цветанка Колева

Here in the Sofia Diocese, we also count by two or three, then we immediately enter and publish a total on the site, without listing each donation by name. And you in the parish, have you ever seen a person doubting the report and how do you answer them then?