Entry of the Mother of God into the Temple
If a tree is known by its fruit, and a good tree bears good fruit (cf. Mt. 7:17; Lk. 6:44), then is not the Mother of Goodness Itself, She who bore the Eternal Beauty, incomparably more excellent than every good, whether in this world or the world above?
Meeting with the parishioners of the Church of St. Sava London
The meeting of the Church Council with the parishioners of the Church of St. Sava London will be held on Saturday, November 4, 2023, at 6:00 p.m. in the Church hall.
The meeting will focus on the life and work of the parish in the past period as well as plans for improvements that can be made to our parish in the future.
As part of the meeting, questions from our parishioners will also be addressed. Anyone who wishes to ask a question may also do so in advance via email to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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Church Council of the Church of St. Sava London
The Holy and Great Martyr Dimitrios
This glorious and wonderworking saint was born in the city of Salonica of well-born and devout parents. Begged of God by these childless parents, Dimitrios was their only son and was, because of this, most carefully cherished and educated. His father was the military commander of Salonica, and, when he died, the Emperor made Dimitrios commander in his place.
St Peter of Cetinje
Born on April 1st, 1749, in the village of Njegusi, he became a monk at the age of twelve. After the death of Metropolitan Sava in 1782, Peter became Metropolitan and Governor of Montenegro. This holy man devoted his whole life to his people.
Within Montenegro, he worked with his whole strength to pacify the warring tribes, and externally he defended the land and the people against plundering onslaughts, succeeding in both the one and the other. He is especially famed for his victory over Napoleon"s army in Dalmatia. He was strict with himself, and just and humble towards others. He lived in one tiny cell as a simple monk, although he was governor of a people. He entered into rest on October 18th, 1830, and his wonderworking relics are preserved uncorrupt in the monastery of Cetinje. The Lord glorified him in heaven and on earth as His true and patient servant.