Serbian nationalism is the fabric of the history of the Serbian people, whose foundation is Christ, and whose weft is the Saints and Saints and the heroes and martyrs of Christ. It is a prayer until the last tear and the last drop of sweat
Saint Bishop Nikolay (Source: Diocese of Zvornik-Tuzla)
What is Serbian nationalism?
It is a frame, in which there is an icon of Christ.
It is a home where Christ is the host.
It is a marriage blessed by Christ.
It is a village and a city, in which Christ is the head.
It is a country where Christ is king.
It is an art in which Christ is magic.
It is a school where Christ is the teacher.
It is the Church, in which Christ is the high priest.
It is a battle in which Christ is the commander.
It is suffering, in which Christ is the main sufferer.
It is the agony, where Christ suffers through innocent children.
It is slavery, which is only durable with Christ.
It is an uprising against injustice, with the banner of Christ.
It is a victory with singing: Christ is risen! It is a song that glorifies the Name of Christ.
It is a joy, where the Angels of Christ dance with people.
Saint Bishop Nikolay: Prayer for the Serbian people
What is Serbian nationalism? It is the fabric of the history of the Serbian people, whose foundation is Christ, and whose weft is Saints and Saints and heroes and martyrs of Christ.
It is a prayer until the last tear and the last drop of sweat.
It’s a fast until the eyes are twice as big.
It is a sacrifice for Christ of all possessions and oneself.
It is snowy purity in virginity and angelic fidelity in marriage for Christ’s sake.
It is happiness in solitude, happiness in marriage, happiness in company, happiness in brotherhood, happiness in the cabin and on the throne, happiness in both worlds, in the name of Christ God.
This is why it is said that it is difficult to be a Serb.
And that was said to Serbian neighbors and Serbian traitors, for whom nationalism is a frame, in which they put another image that the opponents of Christ thrust into their hands.
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The speech begins. Danil Lazović (January 8, 2006, Belgrade), which speaks at the beginning of the above text of St. Bishop Nikolaj
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