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1 day ago · In January of 2018, Serbian Action held a joint demonstration with Generation Identity in front of St. Sava Church in Belgrade, the largest Serbian Orthodox church in Serbia. The two organizations also share an anti-NATO worldview, with Generation Identity carrying out its own anti-NATO protest in March of 2018.
1 day ago · At a ceremony held today in the Serbian Patriarchate in Belgrade, Serbian Patriarch Porfirije awarded the winners of the "Saint Sava Bell" literary contest. The contest, organized by the Orthodox children's magazine Svetosavsko Zvonce and the Office of the Serbian Orthodox Church for cooperation with young people in Serbia, neighboring…
19 hours ago · 21/09/2024. The Royal family of Serbia welcomed today in the Royal Palace in Belgrade the Most Reverend Archimandrite Sava, Father Superior of the Visoki Dečani Monastery, one of the greatest sanctuaries of our people in the southern Serbian province, Kosovo and Metohija.Father Sava was accompanied by monk Amfilohije from Decani Monastery, and ...
3 days ago · River Island Paradise: Belgrade is home to 16 river islands, including Ada Ciganlija, a popular recreational area with beaches, parks, and sports facilities. The World’s Largest Orthodox Church: The Church of Saint Sava, located in Vračar, is the largest Orthodox church in the world.
5 days ago · St. Sava, Archbishop of Serbia. Originally Prince Rastko Nemanjic, he was the first Patriarch of Serbia (1219-1233) and is an important Saint in the Serbian Orthodox Church.
4 days ago · Hram se nalazi na Vračarskom platou u Beogradu, na kraju beogradske linije Kalemegdan — Trg republike — Terazije — Beograđanka — Hram Svetog Save. Nalazi se na osi vidokruga važne komercijalne saobraćajne arterije od starog grada do periferije.
3 days ago · The most important Orthodox church of Belgrade - the Cathedral Church was built in 1840. Some of the oldest are also the Nikolajevska Church (1745) and the Church of the Holy Mother of God (1783) in Zemun. The monumental St. Sava's Temple, the greatest Orthodox temple, can receive 12,000 believers.
