Polotsk is rightfully considered one of the most important centers of religious and cultural life in Belarus. Here, among the majestic temples and ancient streets, the breath of centuries can be felt. the Cathedral of St. Sophia makes a special impression. Each stone of the majestic temple breathes the past, and the air seems to be saturated with prayers.
The central event of the trip was a visit to the Convent of the Saviour and St. Euphrosyne, one of the main Orthodox shrines of Belarus. Founded by Saint Euphrosyne of Polotsk, the monastery has been a place of attraction for pilgrims from all over the world for nine centuries. It is not only a place of faith, but also a place where people find comfort, support and answers to life's questions. Saint Euphrosyne, the patron saint of Belarus, left a bright mark in history with her life and feat - as an example of devotion to Christian ideals.
The convent's anniversary is a significant event that unites not only Orthodox believers, but also all those who cherish the history of our country. It is a reminder of the great path traveled by the Belarusian people.
The journey through Polotsk became an opportunity for museum employees not only to come into contact with the spiritual heritage, but also to discover new facets of the modern city. In the former Jesuit college, the memorial staff seemed to be transported back in time, finding themselves in a unique museum space, where they were able to communicate with the "mechanical head" of the philosopher Socrates.
Polotsk continues to amaze: ancient walls carefully preserve the secrets of the past and inspire the future. The city, where history, spirituality and innovation coexist, is rightfully considered the "center of power" for every Belarusian!
