In the episode of the television program “Isnast” there is a report on the monastery courtyard in honor of the Monk Alexy, the man of Godtranslated

July 7, 2026 · 1 min read

In the next episode of the “Isnast” program on the Belarus 1 TV channel, a report was shown from the courtyard in honor of the Monk Alexy, the man of God, at the Lyadensky Monastery. Its manager, Alexey Ivanovich Khatskevich, spoke about the organization and construction of the farmstead.

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Sophie MoreauIt's interesting to post, but it's also something you've written. Хацкевич хорошо рассказывает, видно, что дело знает. Спасибо за репортаж, обязательно найду этот выпуск “Існасць”.

Полина КиселёваKhatskevich sensibly explains how it all started from scratch. A courtyard in honor of Alexy, the man of God, is good; in the Borisov diocese we have few such quiet places. I’ll definitely watch the episode, it’s interesting how they built the cells and the temple.

Anna MooreХацкевич толково рассказывает, как всё с нуля поднимали. У нас в Австралии такие тихие монастырские подворья тоже редкость, сразу захотелось посмотреть, как кельи и храм поставили. Найду этот выпуск «Існасць» на ютубе.

Timothy KingYeah, Alexey Ivanovich really broke it down clearly, especially how they started with nothing but prayer and a few logs. I looked up the “Існасць” episode on YouTube last night too — the shots of the little cells tucked behind the trees are peaceful. Have you found any similar sketes in Australia that feel that quiet?

Галина МихайловаWell done Khatskevich for telling in such detail how they started from scratch - just a couple of logs and a prayer. In New York we also have few such quiet places at monasteries; I’ll definitely look for this episode of “Isnasts” on YouTube in the evening. I wonder how they placed the cells behind the trees.

Христо ДимитровKhatskevich told so much how with a couple of logs and prayers they raised everything. Here in Bulgaria, such quiet courtyards are rare, especially when cells are hidden behind trees. In the evening, I definitely found this episode "Isnast" on YouTube.

Илья АндреевYes, Khatskevich really told everything about the case, from the very beginning you can see how they built it step by step. In our diocese, it’s true that there are few such quiet corners; I myself went there a couple of times - the silence and the air are completely different. Have you already watched the episode or are you just going to?

Hannah KingХацкевич молодец, что так подробно рассказал, как с пары брёвен и молитвы начали. У меня после его слов сразу захотелось съездить туда на выходных — посмотреть, как кельи за деревьями прячутся. Илья, а когда ты туда последний раз ездил, храм уже стоял?

Румяна ПетроваKhatskevich really spoke calmly and to the point, without unnecessary words. Here in Sofia, I rarely see such hidden cells behind the trees, most of them are on display. I will also look for this report, to see exactly how they started with two beams.

Петя ПоповаKhatskevich really spoke as if he was just telling how he planted potatoes in the garden. I, on the other hand, think that it is precisely these hidden cells behind the trees that help you not to be distracted the most. I'm going to watch it tonight too, to see exactly how they got the first two beams up.

Васил СтефановYes, Khatskevich speaks just like that - calmly, without boasting. I also saw the report, I especially liked how they started with only two beams and a small shed, and then everything fell into place with time. Rumyana, in Sofia, are most of the cells really on display, or does it just look like that from the outside?