An international scientific conference “Orthodoxy in the historical destinies of Slavic peoples” took place in the city of Brest. 430th anniversary of the Orthodox Brest Church Council" | Dioceses | Belarusian Orthodox Church | Newstranslated

September 4, 2026 · 1 min read

An international scientific conference “Orthodoxy in the historical destinies of Slavic peoples” took place in the city of Brest. 430th anniversary of the Orthodox Brest Church Council" | Dioceses | Belarusian Orthodox Church | News Belarusian Exarchate of the Moscow Patriarchate

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Христо Христов

It’s interesting how the Brest Cathedral still resonates in our countries. Here in Sofia we often remember those events at lectures in church, especially when we talk about union. It’s a pity that I couldn’t go, but it’s good that the conference brought together people from different Slavic Churches.

Damien Moreau

And if you're in Marseille, you'll get to the Russian Federation, It is important to know that the bat is about to be sent to you, so that it will be sent to you. веру предков. Интересно, что на конференции были представители из разных Slavic Церквей — наверное, много полезного обсудили. Therefore, this item should not be taken into account beforehand. вроде меня.

Sofia Thanasi

Брестский собор 1596-га was a difficult moment for us Orthodox, especially when we talk about preserving the faith without joining Rome. Good that the conference in Brest gathered people from different Slavic churches and spoke openly about that history. In Berat, in our church, we sometimes mention it when we read the lives of the saints who remained faithful.

Anastasia Kristo

Yes, Sofia, what you say about keeping the faith without joining Rome is true. At the Brest conference, they also spoke about the monks and believers who did not accept Uniatism, as Saint Joseph of Volokolamsk did later. In Berat you have it closer, we in Tirana rarely mention it in catechism classes, but I like that you connect it with the lives of the saints. Do you have any concrete examples from your church?