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The Mukachevo Saint Stephan Lyceum began the 2025/2026 school year with 48 students, 21 of whom were new students, who were excited to be able to join the everyday life of the school, actively participate in the programs, and get closer to their teachers, fellow students, and the fundamental values of the community.
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The community of the Mukachevo Saint Stephan Lyceum was enriched with 21 enthusiastic students in September 2025. The freshman camp, held between August 21 and 24, gave the newly arrived students the opportunity to get to know each other, the class teachers, and to more easily integrate into the life of the lyceum. This time, the location was Vynohradiv, where the students participated in diverse, experience-rich programs.
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On May 25, 2024, the new kindergarten was ceremoniously opened in Khust, which is spacious, equipped according to modern requirements, and functions as a structural department of Khust Grammar School No. 4. The building of the new kindergarten is 640 m2 and can accommodate 40 children.
The construction of the kindergarten was an old dream of the Hungarian community living in Khust. The establishment of the kindergarten was possible within the framework of the "Carpathian Basin Kindergarten Development Program" with the support of the Hungarian government and the cooperation of the "Saint Martin Caritas" Transcarpathian County Charity Foundation. The construction began in 2018 and completed in 2023.
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The "Saint Francis Caritas" Charity Foundation in Vylok is a newly established charity, it was established in the spring of 2023, just when it was most needed. Its founder and dreamer is also its current leader, Antal Engli, who noticed that there were more and more needy people around him who needed help and started doing what he could, thus the caritas in Vylok was created. As the war progressed, more and more people found themselves in difficult situations, and today even those who would not have accepted help before are in need of help. And unfortunately, this trend has not stopped yet, the number of people in need is increasing. To help starving people, a small social kitchen started operating in a private house (the house of the manager's grandmother). At first, they only cooked for a few people, but today, on average, 120-130 hot lunches are prepared 3 times a week.
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On May 31, the last bell rang in most educational institutions in Ukraine. In gimnasyums, this day is also the big day of graduating students, when they say goodbye to the teachers who have accompanied them for several years, their fellow students, the "walls" of the school, which, if they could talk, would tell a lot about the moments they lived.
The celebration of the graduating students of the Mukachevo Saint Stephen's Lyceum began on Friday, with a thanksgiving mass in the St. Martin's Cathedral, the main celebrant was Vicar Bishop János Molnár - deacon-parson of Beregovo, concelebrated Father István Pogány - parish priest of Munkachevo, and István Rácz - parish priest of Bene.
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Sending humanitarian aid into Ukraine is possible even in larger quantities. It must be preceded by a declaration, which must include the following details:
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Due to the war situation in Ukraine, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Mukachevo set up a crisis group to assist the work of the Diocesan Caritas. Its aim is to help in every possible way the families, women and children in need who fled from the war regardless of their religion and nationalities. The situation is extremely serious and complex, we haven’t been in a crisis like this since the World War II. The happenings around us are incomprehensible, but at the same time, it is movingly impressive to see the countless manifestations of helpful intentions and goodwill.
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Going to the mountains in peacetime has always meant something blessed. Prior to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russian troops, Transcarpathia was a picturesque region where our Mission operated. Before the war, Caritas Spes offered unique opportunities for spiritual recovery, training and active recreation for children and adults. Now all our Centers have been converted into accommodation of internally displaced persons.
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Since 2006, it has been a border crossing point to the neighboring Hungarian village of Barabás.