Serbian Orthodox Church

The head of Iran's state delegation visited Serbian Patriarch

The head of Iran's state delegation visited Serbian Patriarch
The head of Iran's state delegation visited Serbian Patriarch
The head of Iran's state delegation visited Serbian Patriarch
The head of Iran's state delegation visited Serbian Patriarch

His Holiness Serbian Patriarch Irinej received on March 8, 2017 at the Serbian Patriarchate in Belgrade a high state delegation of the Islamic Republic of Iran, led by His Excellency Alaeddin Boroujerdi, chairman of the Committee on National Security and Foreign Policy of the Islamic Consultative Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

His Excellency Mr. Allaeddin Boroujerdi expressed gratitude to the Head the Serbian Orthodox Church for the warm and friendly reception during which they talked, among other matters, about the life of the members and representatives of religious minorities in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Deputy Head of the Russian Foreign Minister received by the Bishop of Banat

Deputy Head of the Russian Foreign Minister received by the Bishop of Banat
Deputy Head of the Russian Foreign Minister received by the Bishop of Banat
Deputy Head of the Russian Foreign Minister received by the Bishop of Banat
Deputy Head of the Russian Foreign Minister received by the Bishop of Banat

His Grace Bishop Nikanor of Banat received in Vrsac on 11 March 2017 Mr. Mihail Bogdanov, deputy head of the Russian Foreign Minister and Special Representative of the Russian President for the Middle East and Africa.

The reception was attended by His Excellency Aleksandar Chepurin, Ambassador of the Russian Federation in Serbia. Bishop Nikanor welcomed the guests and reminded them of the centuries-old ties between the Russian and Serbian peoples that have especially been cherished and respected in the Diocese of Banat.

Sunday of Orthodoxy Central Concelebration

Sunday of Orthodoxy Central Concelebration
Sunday of Orthodoxy Central Concelebration
Sunday of Orthodoxy Central Concelebration
Sunday of Orthodoxy Central Concelebration

The Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America - New York, March 5th 2017

His Eminence, Geron Archbishop Demetrios (Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America-Ecumenical Patriarchate), Chairman of the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America invited hierarchs of the Assemblyto concelebrate at the Hierarchical Divine Liturgy on the Feast of the Triumph of Orthodoxy at the Greek Orthodox Archdiocesan Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Manhattan.

Patriarch Irinej received Bulgarian Ambassador in audience

Patriarch Irinej received Bulgarian Ambassador in audience
Patriarch Irinej received Bulgarian Ambassador in audience
Patriarch Irinej received Bulgarian Ambassador in audience
Patriarch Irinej received Bulgarian Ambassador in audience

His Holiness the Serbian Patriarch Irinej received His Excellency Radko Vlajkov, Ambassador of the Republic of Bulgaria in Belbgrade, on March 13, 2017.

Ambassador Vlajkov thanked to His Holiness for the cordial reception, when various matters from the life both in Serbia and Bulgaria were discussed. On his side, the Serbian Patriarch expressed his best wishes for Ambassador’s future activity.

St George Canton travels to New York for Pilgrimage

St George Canton travels to New York for Pilgrimage
St George Canton travels to New York for Pilgrimage
St George Canton travels to New York for Pilgrimage
St George Canton travels to New York for Pilgrimage

 

 

On Thursday, March 9th, parishioners from St George Serbian Orthodox Church in North Canton traveled to New York City for their second-annual Lenten Pilgrimage.

The travelers began their experience with a visit to the Cloisters Museum, part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Cloisters is a medieval monastery transferred to New York City and, since its re-assembly, houses an incredible collection of medieval art, as well as Christian icons, paintings and artifacts.

Croatia: Five Serbian Orthodox churches broken into

Croatia: Five Serbian Orthodox churches broken into
Croatia: Five Serbian Orthodox churches broken into
Croatia: Five Serbian Orthodox churches broken into
Croatia: Five Serbian Orthodox churches broken into

Five Orthodox temples in Croatia have been broken into during the past several days, the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) announced on Friday.

Money was stolen, but no major material damage has been done, a statement released by the SPC Eparchy (diocese) of Dalmatia said. The churches targeted in this way are located in Baljci, Stikovo, Krici, Miocix and Kanjani – in Dalmatia. The police station in Drnis has ascertained that five Orthodox temples were broken into between March 6 and 8, and found that a small amount of money was stolen, but that there was no major material damage. The same SPC diocese reported earlier this week that an Orthodox church in this area of Croatia was vandalized with fascist graffiti.