BELGRADE (Reuters) – Hundreds, including top officials and clergy gathered in Belgrade on Friday to mark the enthronement of Porfirije, the new Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church, a day ...

PATRIARCH PORFIRIJE of the Serbian Orthodox Church has appealed for national unity, as protests by students demanding fresh ...

BELGRADE, Serbia — Serbian Orthodox Church bishops elected an ally of the country’s populist president Thursday as the new leader who is succeeding the church patriarch who died after ...

The head of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Irinej, died in a Belgrade hospital on Friday after contracting coronavirus, according to a statement from the church.. Irinej, who was 90, led ...

The Serbian Orthodox Church said late Wednesday that Patriarch Irinej was hospitalized but had no COVID-19 symptoms and was in “excellent general condition.” ...

On May 1, the Annunciation of Our Lady Greek Orthodox Church in Melbourne, Australia, went up in flames. ABC News 24. Worried that the incidents could all be connected, Serbian Consul in New York ...

Especially given the fact that the Serbian Orthodox Church itself is one of the greatest victims of fascism in all of Europe, and that it was with its blessing in 1941 that the government of the ...

The Serbian Orthodox Church argues that it -- not the Montenegrin church from 1993 -- is the rightful successor to the old Montenegrin Orthodox Church that was swallowed up in 1920.

Patriarch Porfirije, the leader of the Serbian Orthodox Church, announced the decision to recognize the Orthodox Church in North Macedonia during a joint liturgy on May 24 in Skopje.

The Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Sava in the Flatiron District is nothing but a burnt out shell after a huge four-alarm fire engulfed the 160-year-old landmark, shortly before the arrival of ...

A century is certainly a long time for any type of institution. For this Lorain church, 2024 marks 100 years since its initial founding in 1924. Members of St. George Serbian Orthodox Church, 3335 … ...

Serbian Orthodox Church bishops elected an ally of the country’s populist president Thursday as the new leader who is succeeding the church patriarch who died after contracting the coronavirus.