Serbian Orthodox Church

The Royal Family of Serbia celebrated its Patron - St. Andrew the First Called

The Royal Family of Serbia celebrated its Patron - St. Andrew the First Called
The Royal Family of Serbia celebrated its Patron - St. Andrew the First Called
The Royal Family of Serbia celebrated its Patron - St. Andrew the First Called
The Royal Family of Serbia celebrated its Patron - St. Andrew the First Called

The Royal Family of Serbia celebrated today its Patron Saint’s Day – St. Andrew the First Called, at the Royal Palace in Belgrade.

The hosts are Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine, together with their family – TRH Prince Philip, Princess Danica, Prince Stefan and Prince Alexander, and the celebration at the Palace was attended by the religious leaders, members of the Advisory Bodies of the Crown, as well as by the friends of the Royal Family.

Intangible Cultural Heritage: Singing to Accompaniment of Gusla

Intangible Cultural Heritage: Singing to Accompaniment of Gusla
Intangible Cultural Heritage: Singing to Accompaniment of Gusla
Intangible Cultural Heritage: Singing to Accompaniment of Gusla
Intangible Cultural Heritage: Singing to Accompaniment of Gusla

As stated in the official UNESCO’s report, Singing to the Accompaniment of the Gusle was inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2018.

During the thirteenth session of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage that took place at Port Louis, Republic of Mauritius, from Monday 26 November to Saturday 1 December 2018 at the Swami Vivekananda International Convention Centre (SVICC), it was decided that Singing to the Accompaniment of the Gusle will enter UNESCO’s List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Over the six days, the twenty-four States Members of the Committee, elected by the General Assembly of the 2003 Convention, have discussed a number of issues that are important for the safeguarding of living heritage around the world. On this occasion, the agenda of the meeting included the issue “Inscriptions on the Lists”, which led to the expansion of the List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage.

A Blessed Sunday at Holy Resurrection Serbian Orthodox Cathedral

A Blessed Sunday at Holy Resurrection Serbian Orthodox Cathedral
A Blessed Sunday at Holy Resurrection Serbian Orthodox Cathedral
A Blessed Sunday at Holy Resurrection Serbian Orthodox Cathedral
A Blessed Sunday at Holy Resurrection Serbian Orthodox Cathedral

Sunday, December 2, 2018 marked the beginning of the Nativity Fast-Advent season. 

Our Cathedral was blessed with the presence of His Grace Irinej, Bishop of the Eastern American Diocese, who joyously celebrated the Divine Liturgy, and concelebrated by Cathedral Dean Fr. Darko Spasojevic, Fr. Dobrivoje Milunovic and Deacon Theodore Sokolovic, with the participation of our former Cathedral dean, Fr. Uros Ocokoljich and Father Nikolaj Kostur. The choral responses by the S.S.S. Branko Radichevich were beautiful, leading our faithful to “lay aside all earthly cares”.

Salt Lake City Parish celebrated Slava

Salt Lake City Parish celebrated Slava
Salt Lake City Parish celebrated Slava
Salt Lake City Parish celebrated Slava
Salt Lake City Parish celebrated Slava

On Sunday, November 25, 2018 the parishioners of the St. Archangel Michael Serbian Orthodox Church in Salt Lake City celebrated their Church Slava.

His Grace Bishop Maxim arrived on the eve of the feast and was given a warm welcome. Following the evening vesper service, the faithful had an opportunity to visit and talk with His Grace Bishop Maxim.

St. Simeon Church Fundraiser in Las Vegas

St. Simeon Church Fundraiser in Las Vegas
St. Simeon Church Fundraiser in Las Vegas
St. Simeon Church Fundraiser in Las Vegas
St. Simeon Church Fundraiser in Las Vegas

St. Simeon Church Fundraiser, Las Vegas, Nevada

On Sunday, November 25th, the parish of St. Simeon in Las Vegas hosted honored guests, the bishop of Western America Bishop Maxim, Bishop Longin of New Gracanica, a large number of priests, professor of the University of Belgrade Dr. Miloš Ković, the representative of Republic of Srpska Mrs. Drina Vlastelić Rajić, and a large number of parishioners and guests from other parishes.