Easter Greeting from the Rector of TNMU

Dear colleagues, dear students, our partners and friends!

Easter is the celebration of the victory of life over death, truth over delusion, and unbreakable hope over despair. For each of us, the Resurrection of Christ reminds us that no matter how difficult the times may be, the human soul has the ability to be reborn. This is a time to find inner balance, to forgive, to support our neighbors, and to believe that our joint efforts and sincere work have meaning.

I wish each of you that these festive days become a source of quiet joy and spiritual strength.

In the light of Easter, our mission takes on special significance. We study and work for a future in which healing triumphs over pain. Your dedication to science and practical medicine is also a service to the light, making our university a center of hope for many thousands of people.

We know the value of every dawn, and therefore with special reverence and deep gratitude we remember those who make these holidays possible — the defenders of Ukraine. Among them are our brave students, courageous employees, and graduates. Their devotion to duty and self-sacrifice are the highest expression of love. We pray for everyone on the front lines and bow our heads in memory of those who gave their lives for our right to live in a free land.

May the greatness of Christ’s Resurrection inspire each of us to open our hearts to sincere kindness and a deeper understanding of those around us.

I wish each of you blessed peace and bright moments in the circle of your dearest ones. May this Easter take root in your souls as unbreakable faith, sincere hope, and boundless love.

I believe that in the radiance of this holiday, everyone will find their own special meaning and a source of spiritual strength.

From the bottom of my heart, I wish that the indomitable spirit of our people always supports all of us, giving energy and inspiration for the development of a strong and free Ukraine!

With respect and faith in our common future!

Rector of TNMU – Petro Lykhatskyi