Serbian Orthodox Church

Sunday of the Blind Man in Studenica Monastery (Church of the Mother of God, 12th century)

Sunday of the Blind Man in Studenica Monastery (Church of the Mother of God, 12th century)
Sunday of the Blind Man in Studenica Monastery (Church of the Mother of God, 12th century)
Sunday of the Blind Man in Studenica Monastery (Church of the Mother of God, 12th century)
Sunday of the Blind Man in Studenica Monastery (Church of the Mother of God, 12th century)

The sixth Sunday of Holy Pascha is observed by the Orthodox Church as the Sunday of the Blind Man.

To house his own crypt, Serbian Zupan Nemanja built a monastery (1183–1191), well-hidden in the canyon of a swift tributary of the Ibar River, to which he gave the name Studenica. It is to this site that Nemanja withdrew from ruling duties to become Monk Simeon, living there for over a year and a half before going to Mount Athos.

Bishop Maxim Visits London (Gallery May 10-12)

Bishop Maxim Visits London (Gallery May 10-12)
Bishop Maxim Visits London (Gallery May 10-12)
Bishop Maxim Visits London (Gallery May 10-12)
Bishop Maxim Visits London (Gallery May 10-12)

On Sunday, May 10th, 2015, the fifth Sunday of Pascha, in the St. Sava Seriban Orthodox Church in London, England, His Grace, Bishop Maxim, together with the parish clergy, V. Rev. Goran Spaic and V. Rev. Dragan Lazic, and the Orthodox faithful, celebrated the Divine Liturgy.

Archbishop Jovan serves at the Saint Sava Cathedral

Archbishop Jovan serves at the Saint Sava Cathedral
Archbishop Jovan serves at the Saint Sava Cathedral
Archbishop Jovan serves at the Saint Sava Cathedral
Archbishop Jovan serves at the Saint Sava Cathedral

With the blessing of His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch, His Beatitude Archbishop Jovan of Ohrid and Metropolitan of Skopje officiated the Holy Hierarchal Liturgy at the Memorial-Cathedral of Saint Sava on Vracar yesterday, on May 17th, 2015.

Their Graces Bishops Atanasije of Bihac-Petrovac, retired Atanasije of Zahumlje-Herzegovina, Marko of Bregalnica and David of Stobi concelebrated with the Archbishop.

King's College London Welcomes "The Christian Heritage of Kosovo and Metohija."

King's College London Welcomes "The Christian Heritage of Kosovo and Metohija."
King's College London Welcomes "The Christian Heritage of Kosovo and Metohija."
King's College London Welcomes "The Christian Heritage of Kosovo and Metohija."
King's College London Welcomes "The Christian Heritage of Kosovo and Metohija."

On May 10, at King’s College London, one of the top 20 universities in the world (2013-4 QS international world rankings), a rare history and fine art book, published by Sebastian Press, was presented to a wider public interested to study or expand their knowledge about the cultural heritage of Kosovo and Metohija (Serbia). 

Bishop Maxim of Western America and Abbott Sava of Decani Monastery spoke about the book at the College Chapel at the Strand. This chapel is seen by many as the spiritual heart of the College. Vocal quartet led by Bozidar Smiljanic sung during the presentation.

Patriarch Irinej celebrates the Holy Liturgy at the Cathedral church

His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch, celebrated the Holy Hierarchal Liturgy at the Cathedral church in Belgrade yesterday, on 17 May 2015.

The Liturgy was attended by Their Graces Bishops Mitrophan of Eastern America, Dositej of Britain-Scandinavia, Joanikije of Budimlje-Niksic and Andrej of Austria-Switzerland.

Meeting of the Central Committee for completion of Saint Sava Memorial Cathedral

Meeting of the Central Committee for completion of Saint Sava Memorial Cathedral
Meeting of the Central Committee for completion of Saint Sava Memorial Cathedral
Meeting of the Central Committee for completion of Saint Sava Memorial Cathedral
Meeting of the Central Committee for completion of Saint Sava Memorial Cathedral

120 years since the decision on the construction and establishment of the Society (1895-2015) and 30 years since the continuation of the works (1985-2015).

This year's regular meeting of the Central Committee for completion of Saint Sava Memorial Cathedral on Vracar was held at the parish house of the Memorial Cathedral on 16 May 2015. After the meeting a memorial service was served in the Cathedral for all its benefactors and donors. Before the beginning of the meeting His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch, with hierarchs of our Church visited the Memorial Cathedral of Saint Sava and the crypt of the Cathedral, where they had an insight into the current works.