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Mother Superior Efrosinya recalls an incident that illuminated to her the truth of the Scripture’s words.
What happens when you spend your life acquiring material wealth? Read this cautionary tale about one possible outcome.
Lay and monastic sisters have worked hand in hand in St Elisabeth Convent in Minsk for over two decades in the places where love and care are especially needed.
We are all treading along our life path; it is a journey that we will have to follow through to the end, every footstep of it. We should be careful not to take the wrong turn as we are progressing since every false step can cost us very dearly.
Ever since its launch in 2001, the studio has acted as a valuable resource of our Convent in its work in in the area of spiritual enlightenment and faith education. Starting with the production of audio recordings, the studio gradually progressed…
The inclusive production of The Little Prince is an invitation to see the world from a different angle, to exercise introspection and to make new discoveries about ourselves.
Three films created at the Convent's studio have received awards and a certificate of recognition at a film festival in Kiev.
Fathers can provide for their families and also be good parents. We know many men who have excelled in both and are starting a new cycle of publications to share their stories.
We look back at the history of the lay sisterhood in Honour of The Holy Royal Martyr Grand Duchess Elisabeth, which gave rise to our Convent.
Male Choir of St Elisabeth Convent was founded in 2001. The Choir sings in the chapel of the Boarding Home for Elderly and Less Able No.3 every Friday, and in other churches of St Elisabeth Convent every Sunday.
This choir grew out of an amateur choir of the sisters of charity. There are now as many as 20-25 members of this choir who sing during feasts.
Maria Bakhvalova is a new director of the Convent’s Monastic Choir and has worked with many choirs, participated in international competitions and won prestigious awards.
The Festive Choir of St Elisabeth Convent has long been popular with lovers of church music. All members are musicians: choir directors, musicologists, composers, performers.
