Church of Serbia - 6/5/2020 Saint Nikolai of Zhicha, “the Serbian Chrysostom,” was born in Lelich in western Serbia on January 4, 1881 (December 23, 1880, O.S.). His parents were Dragomir and Katherine Velimirovich, who lived on a farm where they raised a large family. His pious mother was a major influence on his spiritual development, ...
OCP News Service - 2/5/18 Belgrade- Dragana Atanaskovic is a Serbian Orthodox author who has written two books. Her first book ‘The sky ring above Serbia’ was released at the Russian Cultural Center in Belgrade. Her second book is titled ‘Do not call me father.’ She is a great devotee of Nikolai Velimirovich and is closely ...
OCP News Service – 23/4/18 OCP Secretary – “Kosovo and Metohija belongs to Serbia” Belgrade- Orthodoxy Cognate PAGE honored Serbian Orthodox Author Dragana Nedeljkovc Atanaskovi with the OCP Pan-Orthodox Icon of St. Gregorious of Parumala (the first canonized Indian Saint). OCP Icon of St Gregorious of Parumala Presented to Serbian Orthodox Academy of Fine Arts & Conservation The icon ...
Pravoslavie.ru - 13/5/17 The annual procession to Ostrog Monastery, near the town of Niksic, Montenegro, began on Wednesday, culminating in the liturgical celebrations in honor of St. Basil of Ostrog today. Around 2,000 people began the 25-mile trek from the capital of Podgorica on Wednesday, being joined by thousands more throughout the night and on Thursday, ...
21/3/15 St. Nikolai Velimirovich (1881-1956) and Protopresbyter Thomas Hopko (1939-2015) who fell sleep yesterday in some respects had very different lives. St. Nikolai of Serbia spent a large part of his life outside of his native land, travelling in various European nations and finally to America where he ended his days at St. Tikhon's Monastery. Fr. ...