The Patriarchal Exarch of All Belarus congratulated teachers on Teacher's Daytranslated

October 4, 2026 · 1 min read

Dear teachers, educators, everyone who devoted themselves to the noble work of enlightening and educating the younger generation! I cordially congratulate you on Teacher's Day. Your work is not just a profession, but a high and sacrificial service. You create the soul of the people, lay a moral foundation in the hearts of children, on which the future of our native country depends. The Belarusian land has always especially revered the educational [...]

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Ján Novák

Thank you for the nice words. As a teacher in Svidník, I see that the moral base that Exarch writes about is really the most important thing - without it, children will be lost, no matter what they learn. At our school, we try to do this together with the parents, but it is not always easy.

Христина Петренко

Thank you for the greetings. As a teacher with 18 years of experience, I know very well that without the moral foundation that Exarch writes about, nothing really holds - no matter how many subjects you teach. In Lviv, we also try together with our parents, but sometimes it seems that we speak different languages.

Ivana Savić

As a teacher with 32 years of experience in Banja Luka, I completely agree with Exarch that this moral foundation is the most important. In our school and in religious education classes, we always try to build it together with parents, but as these colleagues say, it is not easy. Thank you for the kind words.

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მარიამ მამულაშვილი

Thank you for these words. As a pensioner who worked twice in a school in Kutaisi, I well remember how difficult it is to lay a moral foundation for children when something completely different is happening at home. We tried together with our parents, but it didn't always work out.

Miloš Obradović

I completely agree, Ivana, 32 years of service in Banja Luka is no joke. Here in Niš, we also call parents for religious education, but often only those whose children are already listening come. How do you solve it on the field? Thanks for sharing.