On March 26, 2026, the Scientific Library of the State Tax University participated in the VII International Scientific and Practical Conference «Metropolitan Petro Mohyla: Little-Known Pages of Life». The event was dedicated to this prominent church, political, and educational figure, and saint of the Orthodox Church.
Connection to the Irpin Region and Historical Continuity
Participants of the meeting emphasized that the life and activities of Petro Mohyla were closely linked to the Irpin region. It is known that after serving in the Irpin area, Petro Mohyla moved to Kyiv, where he was elected Metropolitan of Kyiv and Galicia. Shortly thereafter, he became the founder of the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy.
Book Exposition: From Primary Sources to Modern Research
The library staff organized a literature exhibition featuring publications highlighting the cultural, educational, scientific, and pedagogical activities of Metropolitan Petro Mohyla. The display focused on his spiritual legacy’s role in the civilizational development of humanity, alongside several primary sources equipped with QR codes for digital access.
Distinguished Guests and Intellectual Donations
The conference gathered many renowned Ukrainian scientists, educators, public figures, and representatives of the clergy. Among them was:
· Heorhii Filipchuk, Academician of the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine and Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, who donated his books to our library during the event.
· Yurii Melnychuk, Director of the Scientific and Educational Center for Patriotic Education of Youth at the «Ukraine» University, who presented the book «Metropolitan Petro Mohyla: Little-Known Pages of Life».
We express our sincere gratitude to them for these valuable contributions!
A Note from the Library
We were very pleased to join this project, as it is a vital part of our history dating back to the times of the Hetmanate. It is also a part of our present and ourselves, as we are the descendants of this rich history, and Petro Mohyla is one of those figures whose names symbolize the rebirth of a nation.