October 28, 2025  - In a move that shocks no one familiar with Bishop Irinej's autocratic style, three episcopal acts were issued today (E. No. 425, 426, 427) releasing V. Rev. Protopresbyter Dragoslav Kosic from St. Sava Cathedral in Cleveland, effective October 31, 2025  - giving the parish and priest less than 48 hours to prepare for this transition. The Pattern Continues This is the same bishop who: Rejected democratically elected board members  at our cathedral Created m

Dear readers, let’s take a quick hike up Mount Ego-verest, where the air is thin, the egos are thick, and Vladika Irinej Dobrijević, Bishop of Eastern America, is on a slippery slope! Bishop Irinej should be packing his bags for an early retirement—because nothing says “holy leadership” like a financial mess big enough to make even the saints weep. Bishop Irinej has been climbing Mount Ego-verest with a backpack stuffed full of flops: a $235,000 tax debt for Marcha Monastery

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