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Saint Martyr Stefan Decanski was a Serbian king, son of King Milutin and father of Emperor Dusan. After Being blinded, St. Nicholas appeared to him at the Temple in Sheep Field and promised to restore his sight. “Stefan, fear not, here are your eyes on my palm, in due time I will give them back to you,” St. Nicholas told him.

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St. Stefan Dečanski was the son of King Milutin and the father of Emperor Dušan. The child of a pious royal family, Stefan from an early age was raised in Christian piety. But it fell on him to endure many difficult troubles in his early years. In those days, there were frequent confusions and infighting […]

Saint Martyr Stefan Decanski was a Serbian king, son of King Milutin and father of Emperor Dusan. After Being blinded, St. Nicholas appeared to him at the Temple in Sheep Field and promised to restore his sight. “Stefan, fear not, here are your eyes on my palm, in due time I will give them back to you,” St. Nicholas told him. Read More »

The relics of Saint Alexander Svirsky were taken to the laboratory by the Communists to examine why they were so preserved, thinking they would prove that they are embalmed. However, when they began to cut, THE SAINT OPENED HIS EYES.

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The relics of Saint Alexander Svirsky, a saint who died more than 500 years ago. The relics of the saints were taken to the laboratory by the Communists to examine why they were so preserved, thinking they would prove that they are embalmed. However, when they began to cut, the saint opened his eyes. The

The relics of Saint Alexander Svirsky were taken to the laboratory by the Communists to examine why they were so preserved, thinking they would prove that they are embalmed. However, when they began to cut, THE SAINT OPENED HIS EYES. Read More »

The Relics of the Holy Warriors and Martyrs Procopius of Jerusalem and George the Victorious of Cappadocia Rest in the Church in Prokuplje- the oldest Serbian Orthodox Temple After the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Ras, Serbia.

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The relics of Saint Prokopius were brought from Niš to Prokuplje in 1386, just before the battle on Pločnik. The sarcophagus of the holy warrior was rescued from the Turkish invasion, but he already had the function of a “covenant coffin” to help the Serbian army. It was a moral impetus for the warriors of

The Relics of the Holy Warriors and Martyrs Procopius of Jerusalem and George the Victorious of Cappadocia Rest in the Church in Prokuplje- the oldest Serbian Orthodox Temple After the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Ras, Serbia. Read More »

St. Procopius, The Patron Saint of Children and Newlyweds, Performs Miracles in Serbia in the City Named after Him

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After Peter’s church in Novi Pazar(Serbia), the church of St. Procopius in Prokuplje (city named after Saint Procopius) is the second oldest preserved, living church on the soil of present-day Serbia. The relics of the Holy Martyr Procopius of the Protector of Prokuplje and the city of Nish are kept here. As a result of

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The Newest Miracle of Saint Demetrios of Thessaloniki (1991) – “I am here, and I come from Bosnia, there is a battle for Orthodoxy!”

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Saint Warrior- Saint Demetrios of Thessaloniki The noon in Thessaloniki is like noon in all major port cities. This is the moment when the bustle subsides. Autumn in September paints trees, rare passers lures the smell of fish from taverns. From the distance one can hear the sirens of ships saluting the city, making long

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The Holy Great Martyr Demetrios Of Thessaloniki

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St. Nicholai Velimirovich the Serbian This glorious and wonderworking saint was born in Thessalonica of noble and pios parents. Implored of God by childless parents, Demetrius was their only son, and so was raised and educated with great care. Demetrius’s father was a commander in Thessalonica. When his father died, Emperor Maximian appointed Demetrius as

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St. Basil of Ostrog (Sv. Vasilije Ostroski) awakened her husband to save their little two-year-old son …

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According to monks and priests, only people with a pure heart filled with love can experience miracles. So did sixteen-year-old Nikola Ivkovich. His family claims to have witnessed several times inexplicable situations . They consider St. Basil of Ostrog (Sv Vasilije Ostroski) as their saint and protector, because, as they say, he not only preserved

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Monastery of St. George of Hozeva

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The Monastery of St. George of Hozeva, or Orthodox Monastery of St. George, is a monastery located in Wadi Qelt, in the West Bank, Palestine. It is located about 9 kilometers from Jericho and 20 from Jerusalem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=84&v=7tx2CUf1mio Its construction in the walls of the cave was started in the 4th century by monks in

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The Monastery of Saint Savva the Sanctified (Mar Saba)

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The Monastery of Saint Savva the Sanctified (Mar Saba) was founded by Saint Savva the Sanctified in 485, and even then it was called the Great Lavra. The Orthodox Monastery of Saint Savva the Sanctified is the most significant monastery of the Judean Desert. It is located in the heart of the desert between Bethlehem

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