
Memorial service for women in foreign medical missions in the Great War
Saturday, 22 February 2020,
10:30 -13:30
Serbian Orthodox Church of St Sava
89 Lancaster Rd,
London W11 1QQ
Patriarchal Nativity Encyclical 2019
The Serbian Orthodox Church to her spiritual children at Christmas, 2019
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By the Grace of God
Orthodox Archbishop of Pec, Metropolitan of Belgrade Karlovci and Serbian Patriarch, with all the Hierarchs of the Serbian Orthodox Church, to all the clergy, monastics, and all the sons and daughters of our Holy Church: grace, mercy, and peace from God the Father and our Lord Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, with the joyous Christmas greeting:
Peace from God! Christ is Born!
St Sava Ball - 8th February 2020 London
St Sava ball and charity dinner will take place on 8th February 2020 at Copthorne Tara Hotel, Kensington, London, W8 5SR from 6pm. More information about the programme and tickets can be found here.
Protest on 5th January 2020
This is to inform the Оrthodox faithful as well as all people of good will that we are going to gather in front of the Embassy of Montenegro (47 De Vere Gardens, Kensington, London W8 5AW) on Sunday the 5th of January 2020 from 2 to 4pm to express our protests against the latest developments in Montenegro in respect of the controversial law on freedom of religion.
We want to express our deep solidarity with Christ’s Church in Montenegro supporting Metropolitan Amfilohije, the bishops, priests, monastics and the faithful people who are defending our holy shrines at present which the Metropolia of Montenegro and the Littoral of the Serbian Orthodox Church has possessed for centuries.
Gross violation of human rights on the part of the arrogant Montenegrin authorities and President Djukanovic obliges us to raise our voice of discontent and express our dissatisfaction with the brutal involvement of the government into the church affairs, their grabbing of the church properties and their imposing on the faithful which church they need to attend and what name the church should be called.
After the Liturgy in St. Sava’s Church which starts at 10am, we are going to serve the moleben for the peace and unity of the Serbian people and the freedom of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro. We will then be going to the Embassy of Montenegro where we are going to express our protests demanding the withdrawal of this deeply unjust law which harms the biggest religious group in Montenegro bringing unrest and division in the society.
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