ISF · Kybliary, Zakarpattia, Ukraine
The supplied documents trace the community's legal organisation, from a reference to a general meeting in 2005 to a register extract issued in 2013. They do not describe every stage of its spiritual history or the development of its buildings.
The community's story has both spiritual and documentary dimensions. This section sets out events that can be dated from the available registration records. The name below is the approved English translation of the Ukrainian registered name, not a separate legal name.
English translation of the Ukrainian registered name
Religious Organization "Orthodox Religious Community of the Apostolic Tradition 'Search for the Fallen'"
Translation of the Ukrainian registered name.
Order No. 1, dated 20 May 2005, refers to Minutes No. 1 of a general meeting held on 12 March 2005. This is the earliest dated reference to an organisational decision in the supplied records. The minutes themselves were not supplied.
Source: Order No. 1 of 20 May 2005
Certificate series A00 No. 386402 records the state registration of the religious organisation in Kybliary. The registration date is 20 May 2005 and the legal entity code is 33760792. The certificate names the Uzhhorod District State Administration of Zakarpattia Region as the registration authority.
Source: State registration certificate
Order No. 1 appoints Vitalii Mykolaiovych Ananchenko as head of the religious organisation from 20 May 2005, with first-signature authority. This describes the appointment at that date; it does not establish the present administration.
Source: Order No. 1 of 20 May 2005
The extract's dates and entry-number field gives 20 May 2005, 7 September 2005 and entry No. 1 320 120 0000 000383. The September date should not replace the state registration date, which the certificate separately identifies as 20 May.
Source: First page of the Unified State Register extract
The extract's second page gives its issue date as 5 December 2013. It names Vitalii Mykolaiovych Ananchenko as head and records the main activity as 94.91, activities of religious organisations. These statements describe the extract at the time it was issued.
Source: Second page of the Unified State Register extract
The supplied set contains no charter, founding-meeting minutes, ecclesiastical founding act, building chronicle or later records of development. State registration is therefore not presented as proof of when the religious community or the icon first appeared. Further history needs additional sources.
A documentary page in the community's history. Open the certificate image supplied by the organisation to read the details.
20.05.2005 · 33760792
Religious Organization "Orthodox Religious Community of the Apostolic Tradition 'Search for the Fallen'"
Translation of the Ukrainian registered name.
Certificate series A00 No. 386402 records the state registration of the religious organisation in Kybliary. The registration date is 20 May 2005 and the legal entity code is 33760792. The certificate names the Uzhhorod District State Administration of Zakarpattia Region as the registration authority.
The certificate's details were checked against the photograph of the paper document and the register extract. Address and leadership details refer to the dates of those sources; current visiting arrangements are confirmed separately.
Open the supplied PNG ↗Spiritual service and shared community life.
Community photographs in the church, around the table and in the grounds.
Bishop
Spiritual conversation and guidance in community life.
Archimandrite
A clergy member of the community, with the spiritual title of Archimandrite.
Mother
Prayer and participation in shared community life.
Shared prayer brings the community together in turning towards God. It makes room for thanksgiving, requests and remembrance of those who need support.
Prayer teaches trust in God and attentiveness to others. It reminds us that care can begin with a willingness to remember a person before the Lord.
Community life includes shared prayer and the evening Rosary. Please ask the community directly about joining in, passing on a prayer request or enquiring about worship.
The community’s church provides a place for shared prayer and church life. Worship turns our attention towards Christ and listening to the Word of God.
Gathering before God calls us to repentance, mercy and responsibility for one another. What we hear in church finds expression in our daily actions.
Please ask the community directly about services, participation and visiting arrangements. The photograph introduces the church and community; it does not announce a particular dated event.
Spiritual guidance and ethical formation are areas of the community’s service. Conversation, attentive listening and a Christian understanding of life have a place here.
A sincere word can support a person seeking a responsible decision. Spiritual conversation encourages self-examination without judging others and a willingness to make a personal effort.
The community’s spiritual service includes conversations with Bishop Vitalii. Please agree the availability, time and format of a meeting directly.
Daily work helps care for the home, garden and grounds. Ordinary responsibilities make room for patience, diligence and responsibility.
Obedience is presented here as a willingness to contribute to a shared task. Work gains spiritual meaning when it is understood as service to God and neighbour.
Care for plants and the grounds brings people together in shared responsibility. What matters is a consistent willingness to do what is needed.
The sisters and novices share prayer, everyday tasks and time for conversation. Shared life is made up of many small acts of attentiveness.
Being present means learning to hear another person and respond to their needs. This closeness recalls the Christian calling to love one’s neighbour in ordinary circumstances.
The photographs preserve shared encounters, conversation and everyday surroundings. The Community Life page explores these elements in more detail.
The community presents itself as a home that welcomes an encounter with another person. Hospitality begins with a kind word and respect for the guest’s dignity.
To receive a neighbour is to notice their presence rather than pass by. The Christian meaning of hospitality is found in a simple willingness to give attention.
Please confirm visiting arrangements by phone or messenger before travelling. This helps arrange the meeting and the practical details you need.
The social kitchen and a place for hot meals serve travellers and visitors. This care involves the everyday work of the community’s sisters.
A meal can become a simple expression of love for a neighbour. Through food, attention and a shared table, service takes a tangible human form.
Please confirm availability, times and arrangements directly with the community. You can reach it by phone, email or messenger.
Ornamental plants are among the results of the community’s work. They bring care for living creation together with patient everyday effort.
Caring for a plant teaches attentiveness to life that depends on our care. This work calls for consistency and gratitude for the world entrusted to us.
Please ask the community about plant availability and arrangements. This activity brings patient work together with care for living creation.
Conversation around the Word of God is one of the activities identified by the community. Shared reflection offers a way to consider faith and life thoughtfully.
Listening to the Word also means considering how to respond through our actions. Attentive conversation helps connect what is heard with responsibility for everyday choices.
Shared reading and spiritual conversation invite a response through everyday life as well as words. Attention to another person is part of that response.
