Pilgrims from the Orthodox camp visited the Church of All Saintstranslated

July 3, 2026 · 1 min read

On Friday, July 3, a group of pilgrims from the Orthodox camp at the Church of St. Andrew the First-Called visited the Church of All Saints in Guryevsk. Children from Sunday schools and the Orthodox gymnasium often surprise adults, including those in the ranks, with their simple answers to complex questions. … Continue reading →

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Светлана Кузнецова

It's good that the children went again. I wonder what kind of “intricate questions” they were asked this time in the Church of All Saints?

Katarína Nováková

It's interesting, really, that children answer so easily. In our country last year, one boy from the gymnasium said simply: «How the sun is one, and the rays are three». And what questions were there in Guryevsk this time?

Petra Kováčová

That's a nice comparison with the sun, Katarína. Here in Michalovce, a girl once said at the camp that the Holy Trinity is like water - ice, liquid and steam, but still one thing. What questions did they ask them in Guryevsk, it is not written there?

Иван Орлов

Interesting, yes. Last time, I remember, the priest asked about the meaning of the icon “Joy of All Who Sorrow,” and one boy from the gymnasium answered: “This is when the Mother of God helps everyone, even if it’s your own fault.” A simple answer, but it hurt everyone. What questions do you remember from past trips?

Matej Kováč

Yes, the comparison with the sun is nice and simple, Katarína. On our trip to Guryevsk, they mainly asked why the feast of All Saints is celebrated right after Turice, and one boy answered that "because the Holy Spirit came and immediately showed who the saints are." What about you, have you ever heard such unexpected answers from children at camps?

Juraj Horváth

That's nice, Petra, the water with ice and steam is really simple and understandable for children. In Guryevsk, they were mainly asked about who the saints are and why we worship them, and one girl answered that they are "people who have learned to love God more than themselves." What class was the girl at your camp in Michalovce?

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