Serbian Orthodox Church

27February 2025. Ma. J.

"Students are Serbian Ustasha": Who is Bishop David, the parent of this thought

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.

Serbian Orthodox Church

10February 2025. BB

SPC: It is a lie that Patriarch Pavle supported the opposition

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."

Christmas message

06January 2025 IN THE

Patriarch Porphyry: We must be brothers to each other

The Patriarch said that the Church should turn to God with prayer cries to grant peace to the whole world, to embrace in its arms the innocent victims of the fall of the canopy at the Railway Station in Novi Sad, as well as to address its parliamentary voice first of all to the people of Kosovo and Metohija, but also to all whom, as he says, the appeal of the Church of Svetosavska reaches

Interview: Bishop Grigorije Durić

25December 2024 Jelena Jorgacevic

Apathy and indifference are not virtues

"Now some other young people have appeared, completely different, who are inspired by the same thing. Maybe they are inspired by someone's religious education, maybe someone's anti-religious education, maybe someone's philosophy... Maybe they are a new world that adapts much better to dramatic technological development. But maybe they actually feel what freedom means in the true sense, even much deeper than we who have uttered the word many times felt it. Perhaps they sense the danger brought with it by the apparent crisis of democracy throughout the world. I confess, I thought there were no more such young people as we were. However, they exist and are realistically much better than us and much less susceptible to manipulation, both by the so-called deep state and by politicians and the media."

SPC

23September 2024 SZ

The desecrated church in Medjugorje, Kosovo

The desecration of the historic church site in Međugorje confirms the feeling that the Serbian people, who have lived in Kosovo for centuries, are not welcome, announced the Eparchy of Raška-Prizren SPC

SPC

16September 2024 PM

Regime patriarch Mr. Porfirije: Silence in stormy times

"The Serbian people in stormy times and trials should show wisdom and try to preserve harmony, unity and peace," said Serbian Patriarch Porfirije on Monday, who did not comment on the latest abolition of Serbian statehood in Kosovo and protests across Serbia against lithium mining. , and who until now has not hesitated to publicly support the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, whenever he needed it.

Religion and the state

07September 2024 Mila Jovanovic

State and churches in Serbia: financing of the SPC under the veil of secrecy

Church finances in Serbia have always been considered a carefully guarded secret. Budget funds from the state coffers go to the Serbian Orthodox Church indirectly, usually through projects. Religious analyst Draško Đenović explains for "Vreme" that with huge expenditures and donations, the state is actually paying back the debt to the church for property that was confiscated a long time ago.

Resolution on Srebrenica

23May 2024. AI

For whom the bells are ringing today: For the salvation of the Serbian state and people

Bells will ring in Orthodox churches in Serbia today at noon, with the blessing of the Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Porfirija, for the "salvation of the Serbian state and people". That is, because in the afternoon at the headquarters of the United Nations in New York, the session will begin in which the resolution on Srebrenica will be voted on.

Session of the SOC

14May 2024. SZ

Prohibition and trials in the shadow of the Council of Bishops

Patriarch Porfirije and the bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church gathered in the Church of St. Sava in Vračar, where the liturgy began, which will mark the beginning of the regular session of the Council of Bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church.