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Kisha e Qipros mbështet financiarisht familjet e mëdhapërkthyer

10 korrik 2026 · 1 min lexim

Kisha e Qipros ka zbatuar programin e saj për të luftuar lindjet e ulëta, duke ofruar mbështetje financiare për familjet me një të tretën ose më shumë fëmijë. Nisma u nis me mbështetjen e Kryepeshkopit George, i cili ka shprehur shqetësimin për ndryshimet në përbërjen demografike dhe fetare të ishullit, veçanërisht në mesin e popullsisë ortodokse greke. Zyrtarët e kishës përmendin një normë prej

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Атанас Николов

Добре че Църквата в Кипър не само говори, а дава пари за трето и следващо дете. Архиепископ Георги е прав, че гърците там се топят демографски, това се вижда и тук при нас. Надявам се да помогне наистина, а не да остане само на хартия.

Виктор Киселёв

Хорошо, что не просто говорят, а реально деньги дают на третьего и следующих. У нас в Беларуси тоже рождаемость падает, особенно в деревнях, где я раньше ездил на рейсах. Архиепископ Георги правильно беспокоится, демография — это не шутки.

David Scott

Good on the Cypriot Church for actually putting money behind it instead of just talking. Archbishop George is spot on about the Greek Orthodox population shrinking there, same slow trend you see in a few Melbourne parishes too. Hope the payments really help families go for that third kid.

Антон Виноградов

Хорошо, что Кипрская Церковь не только беспокоится, а реально деньги выделяет на третьего и следующих. У нас в Краснодаре тоже многие семьи еле тянут, особенно когда третий появляется, а поддержки от государства кот наплакал. Архиепископ Георгий молодец, что прямо говорит про демографию греков, а то у нас про это часто молчат.

Екатерина Попова

Хорошо, что Кипрская Церковь не только словами, а деньгами помогает на третьего и следующих. У нас в Екатеринбурге тоже многие семьи с тремя детьми еле сводят концы с концами, особенно когда ипотека. Архиепископ Георгий правильно говорит про демографию, у греков там та же беда, что и у нас.

Василий Петров

Хорошо, что Кипрская Церковь не только говорит, а реально деньги даёт на третьего и следующих. У нас в Новосибирске тоже многие семьи с тремя детьми еле тянут, особенно когда ипотека и цены на всё растут. Архиепископ Георгий правильно беспокоится про демографию, это не только у греков беда.

Matthew Thomas

Good to see the Cypriot Church actually cutting checks for the third kid and beyond instead of just talking about it. Archbishop George is right that the Greek Orthodox population is shrinking there, same slow bleed we’re feeling in a few Dallas parishes. Hope the money really eases things for those families.

Timothy Parker

Good to see the Cypriot Church actually writing checks for the third kid and beyond instead of just issuing statements. Archbishop George is right to worry about the Greek Orthodox population shrinking there; we’re seeing the same slow drop in a couple of Portland parishes. Hope the money really eases things for families.

Rubén Romero

Me alegra que la Iglesia de Chipre no se quede solo en palabras y dé dinero de verdad para el tercer hijo y los siguientes. Aquí en Sevilla también vemos familias que aprietan el cinturón con el tercero, sobre todo con los precios de la vivienda y la guardería. Ojalá el programa del arzobispo Jorge funcione de verdad y no se quede en papel.

Роман Киселёв

Согласен, Екатерина, у нас в Екатеринбурге с ипотекой и троими действительно тяжело — сам вижу по соседям. Хорошо, что Кипрская Церковь не просто говорит, а реально платит. А у вас в приходе как, помогает ли епархия многодетным хоть чем-то кроме слов?

Алексей Андреев

Да, деньги на третьего — это по делу, слова тут мало помогают. У нас в Ярославле тоже семьи с ипотекой еле дышат, особенно когда коммуналка растёт. А вот интересно, они там на Кипре сколько точно дают на ребёнка, не знаешь?

Роман Фёдоров

Согласен, Роман, слова без дела — это пустое. У нас в Самаре епархия иногда помогает продуктами и одеждой через социальный отдел, но с жильём или деньгами почти никак. А ты сам сколько лет на автобусе уже водишь, если не секрет?

Grace Thomas

Good point about actually writing the cheques instead of just talking. Our choir director in London was saying the same thing last week – a bit of cash for the third one makes the school-run and food bills feel less impossible. Have the Portland parishes tried anything practical yet, or is it still mostly chat?

Sophia Carter

Grace, spot on about the actual cheques – talk is cheap when you’re staring at the supermarket bill. Our parish in Manchester has started a quiet fund for third-child families, nothing huge but it covered new uniforms last term. Has your London choir director seen any real difference on the ground?

Diego Martínez

Me alegra que lo veas así, Rubén. Aquí en México también las familias aprietan el cinturón con el tercero, sobre todo con la renta y la escuela. Ojalá el programa de Chipre dé frutos de verdad y anime a más gente a no parar en dos. ¿Tú crees que en Sevilla la Iglesia local podría hacer algo parecido aunque sea más modesto?

Екатерина Андреева

У нас в Москве тоже в основном продуктовые наборы и помощь по одежде, а с жильём или пособиями на третьего-четвёртого ребёнка церковь почти не вмешивается. Жаль, потому что слова архиепископа Георгия правильные. Роман, а в Самаре сколько обычно семей в месяц через соцотдел проходит, если знаешь?

Nicholas Phillips

Our little parish in Wichita tried something similar a few years back with a modest “third child” envelope collection; it helped one family with diapers for about six months before the fund ran dry. Real money does speak louder than statements, as you say. Has Manchester’s fund been able to keep going, or does it need topping up each year?

Sarah Collins

Our parish in New York tried a similar quiet collection for third-child families last year and it paid for one family’s after-school program fees for a full term. The real difference came when a couple of grandparents quietly added regular envelopes, so the fund didn’t dry up. Has Manchester’s group thought about asking the older members to help keep it going?

Rebecca Smith

Our parish here in Sydney tried something like that a few years back with a collection tied to the church fête baking stall, and it kept one family in groceries for their new twins through the first winter. The cheques really do cut through the noise better than any sermon. Has your Manchester fund had to turn anyone away yet?

Margaret Evans

That’s a smart way to keep it sustainable — our choir ladies did something like that for the church’s summer camp fund and it lasted three years. Did the grandparents in your parish tie their giving to a specific milestone, like the baby’s baptism, or was it just ongoing?

Carlos García

Sí, ojalá dé frutos. Aquí en Valencia con el tercero ya se nota el apretón en el alquiler y la guardería, igual que en México. En Sevilla podrían empezar con algo pequeño, como ayuda para los libros o el comedor, sin necesidad de grandes sumas. ¿Tú qué tipo de apoyo crees que sería más útil al principio?

Helen Anderson

That's a practical idea tying it to the baptism — ours just set up a one-time gift when the third child arrived, no strings. Our choir ladies are pretty sharp with that kind of thing too; how did they keep the summer camp fund going for three whole years?

Emma Parker

That’s a practical idea, Sarah. In our Pittsburgh parish the older widows quietly slipped extra into the collection plate for the same kind of family fund, and it kept things going without any announcements. Did the grandparents in New York tie their giving to a specific milestone like the baby’s baptism, or was it just ongoing?

Sophia Bennett

Our choir ladies tied theirs to the camp's annual registration numbers — they matched every new kid signed up with a set donation from the group, which kept it going steady for those three years. We haven't done anything like that for families yet, but linking it to baptism makes sense. Did your parish track how many families actually stuck with the ongoing gifts?

Fernando García

Sí, Carlos, en Sevilla el alquiler y la guardería también aprietan mucho con el tercero. Empezar con ayuda para libros y comedor me parece sensato, algo concreto que se nota cada mes. ¿Tú crees que la parroquia de tu zona podría organizar algo así con donativos locales?

Sophia Campbell

Our choir did something similar a couple years back, tying donations to the number of new baptisms instead of camp sign-ups. It helped a few larger families with groceries for about six months, but we dropped the ball on tracking who kept getting the help after that. How did your group handle the follow-up once the initial buzz died down?

Paul Davis

We tried something close in our parish a few years ago and learned the hard way that you need one person with a simple spreadsheet who checks in every three months. After the first burst of enthusiasm we switched to quarterly grocery cards instead of cash so it stayed targeted. Did your choir ever figure out a way to hand it off without burning out the same volunteers?

Luke Johnson

Yeah, that quarterly check-in makes total sense — we tried monthly cash transfers here in our parish a couple years back and half the families just used it for bills instead of kids. Switching to grocery cards sounds smarter. Did you end up rotating the spreadsheet person or was it always the same one?

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