Članci na temu Amfilohije

EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / Orthodox priests and believers queue to pay their last respects to deceased Archbishop Amfilohije, the head of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) in Montenegro, displayed on October 30, 2020, during a farewell ceremony at the Cetinje monastery, near Podgorica. - The highly influential head of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) in Montenegro, Archbishop Amfilohije, died on October 30, 2020, at the age of 82 after a battle with Covid-19, the church said. Amfilohije, whose lay name was Risto Radovic, died in a hospital in Podgorica. He had served in the top religious post for some 30 years, spanning a tumultuous period in which former Yugoslavia shattered into separate states, including the breakaway of Montenegro from Serbia in 2006. (Photo by Savo PRELEVIC / AFP)
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(L-R) Montenegro's opposition leaders, Dritan Abazovic of the liberal Black on White party, Zdravko Krivokapic of the main pro-Serb For the Future of Montenegro and Aleksa Becic of the centrist Democratic Montenegro sign an agreement in Podgorica on September 9, 2020, to form a coalition. - Montenegro's three opposition coalitions formally united on September 9 in hopes of ending the 30-year-run of a ruling party, with pledges to keep the EU candidate country on its pro-West path. The opposition camps span a broad idealogical spectrum but together hold a wafer-thin majority after last month's parliamentary elections. The largest of the coalitions is led by a pro-Russian and anti-NATO party, followed by a more centrist group and a smaller liberal civic bloc. In a written statement on September 9 they sought to assuage fears of breaking Montenegro's ties with the West, including its 2017 NATO membership. (Photo by Savo PRELEVIC / AFP)
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Metropolite Amfilohije performs a liturgy in Belgrade's Saborna church on January 22, 2010. The Serbian Orthodox Church's top body, the Holy Synod, began a session on January 22, 2010to elect a new leader following the death of the patriarch Pavle last November. The synod, which groups 45 bishops, met after a liturgy held in the patriarchy's Saborna church in central Belgrade.The church elders will elect the new spiritual leader in a draw, choosing one of the three bishops who receive the most support in what is likely to be many rounds of voting. AFP PHOTO / ANDREJ ISAKOVIC (Photo by ANDREJ ISAKOVIC / AFP)
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