The Moscow Patriarchate Publishing House presents new books by His Holiness Patriarch Kirill at the Moscow International Book Fair - Patriarchia.rutranslated

September 4, 2026 · 1 min read

The Moscow Patriarchate Publishing House presents new books by His Holiness Patriarch Kirill at the Moscow International Book Fair - Patriarchia.ru Chronicle of Diocesan Life

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Peter Clark

I’ve been reading his talks from last year and the new ones on parish life look useful. Does anyone know if they’ll have English translations available soon? The fair sounds worth checking if I ever get over there.

Timothy King

I saw the new titles on parish life too — the one about everyday church work caught my eye since our group here in Denver just started a similar study. Hope the English versions come out soon like Peter asked, because my wife and I would grab them for our shelf. The fair itself looks packed; I’ve only been to the one in Chicago years ago.

Методи Костов

The new books on parish life look good, especially the one on daily work in the church. I read one of his talks last year and it was useful for our small group here in Burgas. If they come out in English, I hope to see them in Bulgarian soon so that I can recommend them to the younger ones in the church.

Богдана Тодорова

Metodi, I'm glad that the talk about the group in Burgas was useful to you. The book on daily work in the church seems really practical, especially for us who deal with the children in the Sunday School. If they translate it into Bulgarian, I will also take it for my fellow teachers here in Ruse.

Andrei Lungu

I also read about the new book on parish life and daily work in the church. I think it would also be good for us parish accountants who help with paperwork and organization. If it comes out in English or Bulgarian, say, maybe we'll order it together with my girls from college.

Петя Попова

Metodi, I'm glad that your talk helped the group in Burgas - I read it last year too, especially the part about preparing the church before the service stuck in my mind. The book about the daily work in the church really seems to be the most useful of the new ones, especially if someone like me bakes prosphora and cleans up after the services. If it comes out in Bulgarian, I will also take it for my daughter in Tarnovo, she leads the youth group there.

Даниела Христова

I'm glad, Bogdana, that you also liked the talk from Burgas - I often reread it before classes with the third graders. Regarding the book about the daily work in the church, I also hope that they will translate it, especially the part for Sunday school preparation, because in Ruse we often improvise with materials from home. Have you already tried anything specific from her with the kids?

Νίκη Θεοδώρου

The book about the daily work in the church looks good, especially the part about the preparation before the liturgy mentioned by Petia. I have seen it help a lot in small parishes like ours here in Heraklion. If it comes out in Greek, I will definitely pick it up for Sunday school.

Snežana Živković

The new book about daily work in the church seems the most useful to me, just as Petya Popova says about the preparation before the service. Here in Niš, we often improvise with the children in Sunday school, so it would come in handy. If it comes out in one of our languages, I will tell my daughters to get it.

Laura Clark

Our parish book club read the one on everyday church work last winter and it sparked some good chats about keeping the coffee hour running smoothly. I hope the English editions come out too — my sister and I would definitely pick them up. Have you been to the Chicago fair since then?

Атанас Ангелов

Methods, I also reviewed that talk from Burgas - I especially liked how he talked about the preparation of the materials for the children. The book about the daily work in the church will really work in our Sunday school in Rousse, instead of bringing whatever we have from home. Bogdana, have you already tried something specific from her with your groups?

Θεοδώρα Αντωνίου

I agree, Niki, the part about pre-function preparation is indeed practical. In our Sunday school in Heraklion we already use it in a simple form and the children understand it better when we also show them photos from the sanctuary. If it comes out in Greek, I'll get it too – do you know when they expect it?

Jovan Savić

I agree, that book about daily work in the church sounds the most practical. Here in Podgorica, we also often improvise with children in classes, so it would be good for me too. Have you tried a similar book of the Patriarch in Serbian, or are you still waiting for a translation?