On July 19, Archpriest Vyasechlav Lisin celebrated his birthdaytranslated

July 20, 2026 · 1 min read

On July 19, Archpriest Vyasechlav Lisin, cleric of the St. Panteleimon Convent in Krasnoturinsk, confessor of the Serov diocese, celebrated his birthday.

We heartily congratulate Father Vyacheslav on his birthday!

On this joyful day, we sincerely wish you God’s unfailing help in your difficult and saving service. May the Lord strengthen you in bearing the pastoral cross, grant you bodily strength and spiritual vigor, and may the prayer and love of parishioners become a reliable support for you.

Have a long and prosperous summer!

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Илия Кирилов

I congratulate father Vyacheslav on his birthday! It's good that there is such an experienced priest for the monastery in the Serov Diocese. Happy summer emu.

Тимофей Виноградов

Congratulations to Father Vyacheslav! It’s good that the monastery has such a confessor, especially for the sisters. Long may he live.

Radu Constantinescu

I also congratulate Father Vyacheslav on his birthday. It is a blessing that a priest with his experience is near the Krasnoturinsk monastery and is helping the sisters. Happy new year!

Алексей Андреев

Happy birthday to Father Vyacheslav. It is good that the Serov diocese has such an experienced confessor for the sisters of the monastery. Long may he live.

Danica Radovanović

Happy birthday to father Vyacheslav! It's good that such an experienced priest is in the sisterhood of the St. Panteleimon monastery, especially in the Serov eparchy. Многая лета ему.

Тамара Морозова

I agree, Timofey, for the sisters in the monastery such an experienced confessor is a real help. Here in Krasnodar we also appreciate it when the priest can listen and advise on the matter. Long live Father Vyacheslav!

Мария Волкова

I completely agree, Timofey. In Yaroslavl we also had such a confessor in a women's monastery - the sisters went to him for any advice, even on everyday matters. Long live Father Vyacheslav!

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