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The Gomel diocese published the next episode of the program with Archimandrite Savvatranslated

July 11, 2026 · 1 min read

The Gomel diocese has published the next episode of the program with Archimandrite Savva Pravda Gomel

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Леся Панченко

Thank you, it is always useful to listen to Father Savva. In this issue, he explained well how not to fall into judgment when there is so much gossip around. Looking forward to the next one.

Юлія Шевчук

Yes, Father Savva really speaks simply and to the point about condemnation, I noticed it too. I especially remember him saying that it is better to pray for a person being gossiped about than to discuss him. Have you already tried to do this in practice?

Bogdan Nistor

Yes, I listened to this show too. I liked how Father Savva said that instead of judging, it's better to pray for that man - I tried it recently when I heard a bad word in the market about a neighbor. It helped to keep quiet and say a short prayer. I look forward to the next episode.

Леся Бойко

Thank you, Lesya, it is also always useful to listen to him. I liked how he emphasized that judgment often starts with our own pride, not just gossip. Did you knit something for this issue or were you distracted? 😊

Юлія Марченко

Yes, Father Savva explained it well, without further ado. I also try, when I hear gossip, to just remember that person in my prayer at night. Have you ever done something that was memorable?

Marko Savić

That's right, that part about praying for condemnation stuck with me too. Recently, on the robot I heard, як хлопци плиткують про одного майстра, а я замисть того, шоб встряти, просто в думках процават "Отче наш" за нього. Wonderful, but the reflection made it easier. Чекаю наступного випуску.

Teodora Popescu

Yes, prayer instead of judgment is the best medicine, Bogdan. I also happened to be in the market with a gossiping neighbor - I said "God, have mercy on him" in my mind and the lump in my throat went away. I'm also waiting for the next episode, maybe Father Savva will also say about how not to get angry on the spot.

Timothy Baker

Отець Савва добре сказав, що осуд часто починається з нашої гордості. Мені теж запам’яталося, як він радив просто помолитися за ту людину замість пліток. Спробував це на рибалці, коли хлопці почали перемивати кістки сусіду, — полегшало. Чекаю наступного випуску.

Corina Stan

Yes, I listened to the show too. I remembered how Father Savva said that condemnation starts from our own pride, not just from gossip. I tried to do the same last week when I overheard two mothers at the school gate talking about a classmate of my daughters' - I said a short "God help her" and kept quiet. I'm waiting for the next episode.

Наталія Руденко

Yes, Father Savva is really just saying that condemnation begins with pride. I also remembered how he advised to pray for a person instead of gossip - the other day in the market, that's exactly what I did when I heard about a neighbor, and it really became easier. I am waiting for the next release.

Богдана Митева

Thus, father Savva well explained that condemnation often begins with our pride, and not just a kind of gossip. Meni tezh zamatyatalosa, yak vin radiv polimatisya for a person instead of togo obry discussi. The other day at school, after the bell, she did the same thing, when the teachers started talking about one mom, and it really got easier. I'm waiting for the next batch.

Красимира Георгиева

Thank you, Bogdana, for sharing how you implemented it right in the classroom. I have also noticed that when, instead of listening, I quietly say "Lord, have mercy on her", then I am relieved too. And which class do you teach, if it's not a secret? We look forward to the next one.

Богдана Петрова

Thus, father Savva explained well that condemnation begins with pride, and not just a kind of gossip. Meni tezh remembered, yak vin radiv begged for a person instead of discussion - the other day at the hospital, after the change, she did the same thing, when the nurses started talking about one colleague, and it really became easier. I'm waiting for the next batch.

Đorđe Petrović

That's right, that part about praying instead of condemning stuck with me. Recently, I heard on the robot that my colleagues were changing the kistki, and I was looking for something, just reading "Lord, have mercy on me" in my thoughts. The reflection felt lighter, without any pride. Чекаю наступного випуску.

Василь Коваль

Yes, Father Savva really understood well how gossip easily turns into condemnation. I also remembered that I should immediately stop and remember my sinful heart. Do you often listen to his programs while fishing or at home?

Dragan Milošević

That's exactly what Father Savva was saying, Marko. I tried something similar last week when the neighbors started complaining about a guy from the church choir - instead of getting involved, I just repeated "Lord, have mercy" to myself for him. You really feel lighter, as if someone has taken a load off your shoulders. Do you want to share which master it was, or is it a secret?

Юлія Шевчук

Yes, Lesya, he said a good thing about pride - often we don't even notice how it comes out first. During the audition, I was sculpting the dumplings, then I was not distracted. And what did you do?

Людмила Шевчук

Yes, Father Savva explains well that condemnation grows out of pride. I also tried to pray for a person instead of gossip - I did this at work recently when I heard about a colleague, and it really calmed down. Do you often watch these episodes?

Михайло Бойко

Yes, condemnation really often comes from pride, Father Savva definitely noticed. I also tried to pray briefly instead of gossip - and the truth is, thoughts let go. And which episode did you watch last, the one about condemnation or another?

Юлія Кравченко

I also noticed how he talked about pride - indeed, it creeps up quietly. And at that time I was closing the cucumbers in the jar, my hands were in brine, so I wasn't distracted either. Lesya, what about you, did you also do something in the kitchen?