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The priests of the All Saints Deanery took part in the ceremonial assemblies of schools in the Sovetsky district and congratulated the authorities, teachers and students on the beginning of the new 2026/2027 school year - News - Novosibirsk Metropolistranslated

September 3, 2026 · 1 min read

On September 2, an administrative meeting of the leadership of the educational institution was held at the Novosibirsk Orthodox Theological Seminary with the participation of the ruling bishop, Metropolitan of Novosibirsk and Berdsk Var... Opening the meeting, the rector of the Seminary, Archpriest Pavel Kizyun, read out a congratulation on the beginning of the new academic year from His Holiness Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus' Kirill. His Eminence Bishop was co-served by the secretary of the Novosibirsk Diocesan Administration, Archpriest Georgy Patrin, the rector of the Novosibirsk Theological Seminary, Archpriest Pavel Kizyun, Dean K... On August 29, on the day of remembrance of the transfer from Edessa to Constantinople of the Image Not Made by Hands of the Lord Jesus Christ, Metropolitan Bartholomew of Novosibirsk and Berdsk led the Divine liturgy in Spassky... On September 1, clergy of the Kazan deanery visited educational institutions and took part in ceremonial events dedicated to the Day of Knowledge.

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جورج عبود

Хорошо, что священники из Всехсвятского благочиния тоже были на линейках в Советском районе. У нас в Троице обычно батюшка только в одну школу успевает, а тут сразу несколько. Интересно, в каком именно году семинария открыла это административное совещание 2 сентября, до или после линеек?

Olivia Lewis

Our priest Fr. George usually only makes it to one school too, just like in Троице. Nice to see the All Saints deanery priests covering several at once in the Soviet district. The article says the seminary meeting was on September 2, but the school lines were on the 1st — wonder if they squeezed both days in.

Franziska Hoffmann

Here in Berlin we also try to ensure that the priest has time for at least two or three schools on September 1, but often only one is possible. It’s interesting how many priests from the All Saints Deanery dispersed throughout the Sovetsky district this time - they didn’t write in the article. And the seminar meeting on September 2, which means it was already after the lines, is logical.

Евгения Комарова

In Tula, our priests also try to visit at least a couple of schools on the first day, but they always complain that they are running out of time. It’s good that in the All Saints Deanery several priests dispersed throughout the Sovetsky district, the children were probably happy. But about the seminar meeting on September 2, I wonder in what year it was first held, before or after the line?

Eva Svobodová

In Prague, too, my father usually makes it to only one school at 1st grade, and the children then tell me how pleased they were. It is good that in the All Saints Deanery several priests dispersed throughout the Sovetsky district. But about the meeting at the seminary on September 2, it is interesting what exactly the Patriarch wrote in the congratulations - they did not say in the article.

Ruth Wilson

Our priest Fr. George does the same thing here in Portland—usually picks one local school and sticks to that. The Soviet district priests really spread themselves thin on the 1st. Did your Fr. George mention how the kids reacted this year?