SFS worldwide celebrated their Slava
On May 12, the Charity organization SERBS FOR SERBS celebrated their Slava, St Basil of Ostrog. Representatives of the organization from Serbia, Republic of Srpska, Switzerland, Australia, Montenegro, the USA, Canada and Germany got together in their parishes to cut the Slava bread and consecrate the wheat. What follows are beautiful photos, showing the Slava celebration around the world.
The Slava celebration at the church of St Simeon Mirotocivi in Novi Beograd, Serbia
The Slava celebration at the Klisina Monastery near Prijedor, Republic of Srpska
The Slava celebration at the Church of the Dormition of the Most Holy Mother of God in Zurich, Switzerland
The Slava celebration at the Church of St George in Sydney, Australia
The Slava celebration at the Church of St Basil of Ostrog in Niksic, Montenegro
Father Aleksa Micic had a helper while consecrating the bread and wheat
The Slava celebration at the Church of St Luke in Washington, USA
The Slava celebration at the Synaxis of All Serbian Saints Church in Mississauga, Canada
The Slava celebration at the Church of the Saints Cyril and Methodius in Nurnberg, Germany
Members and friends of the Charity organization Serbs for Serbs at a small gathering in Belgrade
O Saint Basil of Ostrog, pray to God for us all!
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