Priest Viktor Storozhev took part in the Council of Atamans of the All-Russian Military Districttranslated

September 7, 2026 · 1 min read

On September 5, 2026, in Penza, at the site of the Provincial Cossack General Sleptsov of the Cadet Corps of Law Enforcement Troops, the Council of Atamans of the Volga Military Cossack Society (VVKO) was held. The work of the Council was attended by the military ataman of the All-Russian Military District Konstantin Aleksandrovich Davityan, the chief of staff of the All-Russian Military District Mikhail Shatokhin, the atamans of the Cossack districts and departments of the Volga Cossack Army, the first deputy minister of education of the Penza region Mikhail Vladimirovich […]

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فادي صايغ

It’s good that Father Victor was there. I wonder what exactly he said at the Council, especially about working with cadets in Sleptsov’s corps? In Zkhla, the Cossacks also help in Sunday school, which is useful.

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ლელა ჯავახიშვილი

Father Victor is good to be there. It is interesting what he said about working with cadets in Sleptsov Corps, as in our Kutaisi, children should always be treated with respect.

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ვახტანგ აბაშიძე

Father Victor really often works with children, Lela. Conversations with cadets in Sleptsov Corps were mainly about respect and order, like our Kutaisi. What do you think, should we include more songs in the evenings or is it enough?

Paul Davis

Father Victor being there makes sense, he’s always good with the younger lads. The bit about respect and order with the cadets at Slepцов’s corps caught my eye – we do something similar when the youth group helps at the Sunday school here in Melbourne. Do you know if he mentioned anything about cooking or practical skills for the boys?

Matthew Young

Father Victor does have a way with the lads, you're right. I hadn't thought about the cooking angle, but knowing him he'd probably suggest teaching the cadets how to bake their own bread or prep a proper field kitchen stew. Do you run any hands-on skills like that with your Melbourne youth group beyond the Sunday school bit?

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