Metropolitan Aristarkh met with the head of the regional center for countering terrorism and extremismtranslated

July 23, 2026 · 1 min read

On July 23, the head of the Kuzbass Metropolis, Metropolitan Aristarkh of Kemerovo and Prokopyevsk, met with Vadim Viktorovich Schiller, director of the Coordination Center for the formation of active citizenship among young people, the prevention of interethnic and interfaith conflicts, countering the ideology of terrorism and the prevention of extremism at Kemerovo State University, candidate of historical sciences, associate professor. With the blessing of His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Rus', Archpastor […]

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Алексей Семёнов

It’s good that such meetings take place. In Nizhny, we also work with young people so that they don’t fill their heads with all sorts of nonsense. I wonder what programs they launched at Kemerovo State University after this meeting?

Наталья Соколова

It's good that they are meeting. In our church group, we also sometimes talk about working with young people, so that we don’t pick up all sorts of nonsense on the Internet. I wonder if they launched any joint lectures or clubs at Kemerovo State University after that?

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სალომე დოლიძე

It is good that such meetings take place. They also talk to us about working with young people so that all kinds of ghosts don't get involved in the Internet. I wonder what specific programs or lectures were released after this meeting in Kemgu.

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ვახტანგ ბერიძე

Well said, Salome, we also tell children what rubbish is circulating on the Internet. But what exactly they did after Kemgu, I also have no information, maybe someone can write it down here. What programs are they using in your school now?

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ლევან აბაშიძე

Good point, Salome, there really is a lot of rubbish on the internet, and young people often don't even understand what the consequences can be. I also tell my sons to check everything they read in church or family first. I haven't heard anything about Kemgu programs either, maybe someone will write about them later.

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ვახტანგ ჯავახიშვილი

You have a good question, Salome, I also have no information about Kemgu's new lectures. On my route, I often hear parents telling their children not to pick up their phones after 9pm. How old are your children, are they already in school?

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ქეთევან კაპანაძე

It's true, Levan, my son used to say exactly the same thing when he was a child - he would tell everything at home first, and then he would ask father Giorgi in the church. It is good that young people are brought up like this. I didn't know anything about Camgu Center either, but if it's a useful program, it's definitely worth understanding.

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მაია ლომიძე

True, Vakhtang, we also tell children at home that not everything on the Internet is useful. I don't know what exactly this center did in Kemgu, but the school now uses "Разговоры о важном" lessons, plus the police sometimes come and talk about extremism. How old are your children now?

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