In Belarus, a church rector was drafted into the army. But not for long
A Catholic priest was called up for military training camps — this is a special case for Belarus. As believers learned, the summons was received by Father Aliaksandr Kananovich, the rector of the Parish of the Nativity of the Mother of God in Homiel, leader of the musical project Step Project, writes Katolik.life.

According to Belarusian Catholic believers, the priest was called up for training and sent to a military unit in Asipovichy. The exact location is unknown, but possibly to an artillery brigade.
According to press reports, residents of the Homiel region were massively recruited there in recent days for military training camps to check the mobilization readiness of military units. The camps last 60 days.
But the priest stayed in the army for only a couple of days — he was suddenly released, and on September 17, he returned to Homiel, believers learned. They believe that the bishop interceded. Father Aliaksandr, given the acute shortage of clergy, is the only priest in the large Homiel parish.
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