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serbian army:

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--- Quote from: kellymaureen on November 13, 2007, 09:09:37 PM ---Gorgeous buildings, exterior and interior.....can people tour them?

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Oh yes, but for some monasteries you will need escort like monastery Decani in Kosovo. Italian soldiers will protect you on your way from muslim Albanians. I will post many more pictures of Serbian monasteries. Monks and nuns will be more than happy to see you on liturgy O0 O0

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Are the muslims trying to destroy the buildings?
I love old churches, they are just beautiful!
Being protected by Italian soldiers sounds nice ^-^

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Oh yes Kelly, they destroyed about 100 churches and monasteries in three days some years back. Our monks and nuns live in Kosovo monasteries surrounded by barbed wire like in concentration camp. After I present many more beautiful monasteries I will put special section with pictures on our destroyed holy places. Here I presented Devic monastery. As you can see for yourself that is only one holy place out of hudereds destroyed by barbarians....

JTFFan:
Serbian Army, Thanks so much for these very very beautiful Serbian Orthodox churches.  O0
I've also been to the Greek Orthodox Church which is also gorgeous, although these Serbian churches look very ancient and spiritual. My Uncle is Greek Orthodox also part Serbian (not a blood relative) is married to my aunt Albanian Orthodox, who is Greek Orthodox now. Now, with children that are my cousins, who are Greek Orthodox.

kellymaureen:
Thats awful they destroyed such beautiful places, thank you for posting the pictures :(

I hope to see mecca go BOOM in my lifetime >:( O0

Husar:
Thank you, Serbian Army,
for your work here.

 :)

It's a nice idea to put
these pictures in this JTF forum.
If I knew how to put pictures in the threads,
I would myself do such things...

 :(

Lamed:
The Monastery of Ostrog (Serbian Cyrillic: Манастир Острог; Tr. Manastir Ostrog) is a monastery of the Serb Orthodox Church placed against an almost vertical background, high up in the large rock of Ostroška Greda, in Montenegro. It is dedicated to Saint Basil of Ostrog (Sveti Vasilije Ostroški).

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