The ordination of Aleksandar Vučić by the will of Bishop Sergi was obviously for a good reason, more precisely, it had 118 million good reasons, in the currency that is bravely defended by Jorgovanka Tabaković. The diocese in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is headed by Bishop Sergije, received so much money from the citizens of Serbia
Orthodox churches are obviously not resistant to the political influences of the society and countries in which they exist. They are often just a kind of mystical source of nationalism. The role of women in the Serbian Orthodox Church is therefore not determined by progressive values, theologian Vukašin Milićević told Vreme
Theologian Blagoje Pantelić and priest Vukašin Milićević were expelled from the Serbian Orthodox Church, and Milićević was stripped of his priestly rank. "I am honored," he says for "Vreme"
The head of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Porfirije, warned in his Christmas epistle that internal political tensions in Serbia have led to deep divisions and called for overcoming them. What do they think about the student rebellion, the heads of the Serbian Orthodox Church said several times last year
Metropolitan Pachomije testified in the indictment against the theologian Blagoj Pantelić that he had not communicated with him for 22 years, and in the meantime he had personally handed him a scholarship, Pantelić claims. SPC did not respond to that
Metropolitan Justin of Žižka supported the students. That is why the top of the Serbian Orthodox Church launched a "punitive expedition" against him. In Kraljevo, processions are mentioned as a form of support for Justin
"I am absolutely sure that no one who is serious about the political future of this country, and I believe that these people also support the student list, has no intention of destroying political parties. That is why I am convinced that some mode will be found for the parties that support students in the elections to survive in the long term."
The Order of the Holy New Martyrs of Kragujevac, first and second degree, is awarded as a sign of "recognition for great love for the holy church"
Why and how Patriarch Porphyry in the "inquisitorial" process turned on the theologian Blagoj Pantelić who - without any privileges, functions and power - asks awkward questions and does not agree to remain silent, priest Nenad Ilić explains for "Vreme"
Although he is not recognized by any Orthodox Church, neither Serbian nor Albanian, Džufka seems to be recognized by the politicians of Kosovo, who visit him en masse
Do the parts of today's sermon by Patriarch Porfiri, the speech at the protest in Užice by the priest Milić Dragović, and the call of the Eparchy of Žička to the representatives of the authorities not to forget to protect the people, hint at the new attitude of the SPC towards the authorities
Archbishop and Metropolitan Justin of Žič, the only bishop of the Serbian Orthodox Church serving in Serbia who signed a letter of support for the students in February, has now called on the authorities to protect their people
"We already have a situation where certain believers refuse to receive priests unless the priests promise not to mention the patriarch in their prayers," religious analyst Draško Đenović told Vreme.
Tonight at 19:XNUMX p.m. the Spasovdanska Litia starts. Along with Patriarch Porphyry, the hand and scepter of Saint Sava will lead it, the SPC announced, in order to bless and reconcile the quarreling Serbian race.
The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, in his conversation with Patriarch Porfiry, pointed out that Russians and Serbs are united by the Orthodox faith and a common culture based on it.
"True and real fear and all the problems and frustrations that we have inside and outside of us are nothing but precisely the fear of that enemy called death," emphasized Patriarch Porphyry
How has the Serbian Orthodox Church shaped the culture of remembrance in recent decades? Why was the Fifth of October a holiday for the Church and how did Vučić corner the SPC again? Karin Roginer Hofmeister writes about this in her new book
"I would like our children to return to classrooms, to primary and secondary schools and to universities," said the Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church Porfirije
Ahead of the big protest on March 15, the Serbian Orthodox Church calls for the rejection of violence of any kind. The students have a similar message, who appeal to all religious communities to be with their people, protect the youth and help everything to pass in peace.
Metropolitan David of Kruševac once again spoke out about the students, calling them "thugs, manitos and people from Veresia", but also "Serbian Ustashas". This term is lexically and historically impossible, because the Ustasha authorities are responsible for murders and persecutions of Serbs in concentration camps like Jasenovac.
The three-level underground garage built by Concord West and financed by the Serbian Orthodox Church threatened the building of the National Library of Serbia. Employees say - we don't have another national library
The Serbian Orthodox Church pointed out that anyone who knew Patriarch Pavle or who listened to his sermons or read interviews and theological texts "knows that any, even the mildest, political engagement was absolutely impossible in his case."
"I am horrified to learn that a third female student has also been seriously injured, this time in already wounded Novi Sad," Patriarch Porfirije announced on his official Instagram account.
The Serbian Orthodox Church emphasized that it is firmly determined to stop "groundless insults, threats and attacks on the patriarch" with the demati on the mentioned text.
From the announcement of the Serbian Orthodox Church, a simple conclusion follows: the protesting students are antichrists, and Aleksandar Vučić is the embodiment of Svetosava values.
The Serbian Orthodox Church has accused the protesting students of "living in parallel universes" where they "make a mockery of the values of Saint Sava".
"We are one family, we are one family. We are once connected by faith, fathers and forefathers and their faith," said Patriarch Porphyry at the end of the liturgy on the occasion of St. John's Day
