October 16, 2014. A wooden church in honor of a Russian saint, St. John of Kronstadt, has appeared in Herzegovina.
Pravoslavie.ru announced that the church was constructed in the Zahumsko-Herzegovina Diocese, the largest part of which is situated in the Republic of Serbia (Bosnia and Herzegovina).
Photo: pravoslavie.ru
Bishop Grigorije of the Zahumsko-Herzegovina Diocese presided over the consecration of the church and celebrated the Divine Liturgy at the new temple in the village of Korita on Sunday, October 12.
Photo: pravoslavie.ru
Bishop Grigorije expressed his thanks to Mother Christina and the people of goodwill who put a great deal of effort into the construction of the church.
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