Примери коришћења Bishop irinej на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Bishop Irinej attends Fordham Founder's Dinner28.
Nicholas was consecrated by Bishop Irinej Kovačević in 1974.
Bishop Irinej served past ten years in Australia and New Zealand.
More than that, the document was not signed by many other hierarchs either,” said Bishop Irinej.
Bishop Irinej served past ten years in Australia and New Zealand.
Bishop Irinej was extraordinarily joyous when he heard that a book about Saint Mardarije was in preparation.
In this specific instance, therefore, we are not being endangered by others butwe are working against ourselves," Bishop Irinej pointed out.
In order to‘'be redeemed'', Bishop Irinej gave to each child a chocolate-box as a gift.
Following the Divine Liturgy a lenten meal of love prepared by the parishioners of the church was served, for which Bishop Irinej most heartily thanked them.
Bishop Irinej has spent the past ten years as Serbian Orthodox Bishop of Australia and New Zealand.
At the end of the service the slava cake was cut and Bishop Irinej addressed the clergy of the Backa Palanka administrative district and the numerous faithful in attendance.
Bishop Irinej allowed everyone to be present and in this way to contribute to the development of the parish community.
Father Petar then followed with his own speech,welcoming His Grace Bishop Irinej, visitors from St. Nicholas, parishioners of St. George, and all who made the effort to attend.
Bishop Irinej had the opportunity to visit the office of Congressman Emanuel Cleaver, also cochair of the Serbian Caucus.
But didn't, your blessed memory predecessor,in 1991 accepted in the communion Bishop Irinej(Kovacevic), who had been ordained by representatives of the then unrecognized Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church.
Bishop Irinej answered the eventual question why peace is the key word when those of us here live in peace- I GIVE YOU MY PEACE.
We believe that the people will sooner listen to the voice of the pastors in their Churches than the slogans of certain extremist groups and individuals, orirresponsible local politicians," emphasized Bishop Irinej.
Bishop Irinej took the opportunity to welcome Fr. Metodije, Abbot of Monastery Hilandar and welcomed him to greet the Assembly.
It is our prayer and hope that common sense prevails and the Serbian people can move forward together as one community in the embrace of our Holy Serbian Orthodox Church”,stated His Grace Bishop Irinej.
His Grace Bishop Irinej arrived February 18th and was welcomed by Father Petar and treated to a special dinner in downtown Cincinnati.
After a short break,His Grace Bishop Irinej led a liturgical practicum to better unify the liturgical practice, experience and understanding throughout the Eastern Diocese.
Bishop Irinej explained how he feels a special connection with the Holy Bishop Nicholai of Ochrid and Zicha, about whom he wrote his seminary thesis.
In remembering the tragic consequences of the bombing, Bishop Irinej expressed deep respect for the honorable Greek people, who with their own bodies prevented the passing of NATO military convoys through the holy, and for us Orthodox Serbs beloved, city of Thessaloniki.
Bishop Irinej also spoke of the ongoing progress in the renovation of the St. Sava Cathedral which recently burned as the church public is already aware of.
In a sincere atmosphere, Bishop Irinej thanked Congressman Stivers for assuming the co-chairmanship of the Serbian Caucus from retired Representative Ted Poe.
Bishop Irinej emphasized that the Serbian Orthodox Church has nurtured good relations with the Bishops' Conference of Germany and with the Evangelical Church in Germany.
In his sermon His Grace Bishop Irinej discussed the spiritual and historical significance of the life and works of St. Sava for all generations from his age into ours.
Bishop Irinej thanked with words of gratitude and said that the received gift was priceless and that it would serve for the glory of God and salvation of the many who would pray in it, as it had been before.
This is a homecoming for Bishop Irinej, who was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio to parents who left the former Yugoslavia at the conclusion of World War II.