Sunday, November 9, 2025 Today was extraordinary. About a hundred people stood in the freezing rain outside St. Sava Cathedral Cleveland. The temperature hovered around 2°C (35°F). Water poured from the sky. Umbrellas did little good. Clothes were soaked. Hands were cold. And yet—the mood was inexplicably, unexpectedly cheerful. Like everything was just great and we had no worries. Like standing in a cold downpour on a Sunday morning defending our priest was exactly where we

Good morning, my brothers and sisters. Last night was beautiful. Our children's voices rose in prayer to the Holy Mother. Families stood together. The ancient hymns of our Church filled the air. We showed the world—and heaven—who we truly are. But today, I want to talk to you about what comes next. Because they haven't given up. They won't stop. They will keep circling. They will keep scheming. They will keep testing us, waiting for us to crack, hoping we'll get tired, bettin

"Not all who smile are friends, and not all who serve together serve the same master." More than three decades ago, in the Eastern Empire, there lived two friends—truly brothers in Christ. Let us call them Abel and Cain. They got married, children came along, and they fed them together. They visited each other as guests, for Slava, sharing both good and bad times. Through baptisms and funerals, through feasts and fasts, they walked side by side in ministry. The people loved A

Parishioners Deliver Clear Message: Our Priest, Our Church, Our Decision CLEVELAND, OH - November 1, 2025 Today, the faithful of St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Cathedral in Cleveland gathered not in protest, but in proclamation: We are the Church. And we will not be silent. In response to Bishop Irinej's removal of Very Reverend Protopresbyter Dragoslav Kosić with less than 48 hours' notice, parishioners assembled to send an unambiguous message to their hierarch and to the Holy Sy