A prayer service was held in the Intercession Church of Molodechno for students of the Molodechno special boarding schooltranslated

September 1, 2026 · 1 min read

On August 30, 2026, the Church of the Intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the city of Molodechno was visited by students of the Molodechno Special Boarding School.

The parish clergyman of the Church of the Intercession of the Most Holy Theotokos, Priest Alexander Kaputsky, performed a prayer service before the start of the school year.

Molodechno special boarding school was founded in 1964. The school educates children with visual impairments. Some of the pupils are orphans and children left without parental care.

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Pablo Romero

Qué bien que los chicos de la escuela para niños con problemas de vista tengan ese molebén antes de empezar las clases. Me llamó la atención que la escuela lleve abierta desde 1964, toda una historia. Ojalá el padre Alexander les dé mucha fuerza para el nuevo curso, sobre todo a los que no tienen familia cerca.

Георгий Киселёв

Хорошо, что ребята из интерната пришли в Покровский храм перед учёбой. Школа с 1964 года работает, это действительно давно, многие поколения прошли. Отец Александр молодец, что молебен отслужил, особенно для тех, кто без родителей.

Carlos García

Sí, coincido, ese matorral desde 1964 es impresionante, sobre todo para chicos con problemas de vista. El padre Alexander siempre es muy cercano, ojalá les transmita ánimo de verdad, especialmente a los que viven sin familia. ¿Has visitado alguna vez la escuela o el templo en Молодечно?

Miguel Martínez

It's good that you mention 1964, imagine how many visually impaired children have passed through there since then. Father Alexander is very patient, I'm sure the moliében gave them a good push to start classes, especially those who don't have family nearby. Do you know if the school also has a painting workshop or something manual that helps them with their eyesight?

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