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The first decoration ] appeared . year, on the occasion of the 600th anniversary of the rise of the Serbian church from the archbishopric to the patriarchate, or the enthronement of the first Serbian ]. The "Order of the Holy Patriarch Ioannicius" was awarded only to ]. The first decoration ] appeared . year, on the occasion of the 600th anniversary of the rise of the Serbian church from the archbishopric to the patriarchate, or the enthronement of the first Serbian ]. The "Order of the Holy Patriarch Ioannicius" was awarded only to ].


] ]] established the first church decoration in the country, and that was the Medal of Mother Jugović, which was awarded to mothers with several children. The ] ] established the first modern church decoration in the country, and that was the Medal of Mother Jugović, which was awarded to mothers with several children.
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Since ]. year, ] ] awards ], which was originally established as a state decoration, by decree king ] from ] ]. years and was awarded until ]. year, when he continued to award it to the elder ] as a dynastic decoration, so that today there are two orders of St. Sava - ] and ]]. Since ] ] ] awards ], which was originally established as a state decoration, by decree king ] from ] ]. years and was awarded until ]. year, when he continued to award it to the elder ] as a dynastic decoration, so that today there are two orders of St. Sava - ] and </nowiki>]] .
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== General church decorations by importance == == General church decorations by importance ==


# ] (one degree) # ]
#] ] (one degree) Awarded for patronage and charity. #'''Order of the Holy King Milutin''' - Awarded for patronage and charity.
# ] (one degree) Awarded for missionary work, peacemaking, evangelization and personal feat. # '''Order of St. Peter of Cetinje''' - Awarded for missionary work, peacemaking, evangelization and personal feat.
#] ] (one degree) Awarded for science, culture, literature, translation and humanities. #'''Order of the Holy Stefan Lazarevi'''ć - Awarded for science, culture, literature, translation and humanities.
#] ] It is awarded for acts of philanthropy. #'''Order of the Holy Empress Milica (Reverend Nun Evgenija)''''' - '' It is awarded for acts of philanthropy.
#] ] It is awarded to improve the relationship between church and state. It was once awarded by the ], but it became a general church order. #'''Order of Saint Simeon of Myrrh''' - It is awarded to improve the relationship between church and state. It was once awarded by the ], but it became a general church order.
#] ] Awarded for contribution to freedom of religion and human rights. #'''Order of the Holy Emperor Constantine''''' - ''Awarded for contribution to freedom of religion and human rights.
# ] <ref> {{Cite web | url = https: //mitropolija.com/2016/09/29/novoustanovljeni-orden-svetog- jovana-vladimira-rad-je-protojereja-stavrofora-dragana-mitrovica-i-protodjakona-vladimira-jaramaza / | title = The newly established Order of St. Jovan Vladimir is the work of archpriest-staurophore Dragan Mitrovic and archdeacon Vladimir Jaramaz | last = | first = | date = 29. september 2016. | website = | publisher = Mitropolija zagrebačko-ljubljanska | archive-url = | archive-date = | dead-url = | access-date =}} </ref> # '''Order of St. John Vladimir <ref> {{Cite web | url = https: //mitropolija.com/2016/09/29/novoustanovljeni-orden-svetog- jovana-vladimira-rad-je-protojereja-stavrofora-dragana-mitrovica-i-protodjakona-vladimira-jaramaza / | title = The newly established Order of St. Jovan Vladimir is the work of archpriest-staurophore Dragan Mitrovic and archdeacon Vladimir Jaramaz | last = | first = | date = 29. september 2016. | website = | publisher = Mitropolija zagrebačko-ljubljanska | archive-url = | archive-date = | dead-url = | access-date =}} </ref>'''


== Diocesan decorations == == Diocesan decorations ==
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=== Archbishopric of Montenegro and the Littoral === === Archbishopric of Montenegro and the Littoral ===


# '' 'Golden figure of St. Peter the Second Lovćenski Tajnovidac' '' (unbearable recognition) # '''Golden figure of St. Peter the Second Lovćenski Tajnovidac''' (unbearable recognition)


=== Metropolitanate of Dabro-Bosnia === === Metropolitanate of Dabro-Bosnia ===


# '' 'Order of Saint Peter' '' # '''Order of Saint Peter'''


=== Mitropolija zagrebačko-ljubljanska === === Mitropolija zagrebačko-ljubljanska ===


# ] # ''']'''


=== Diocese of Banat === === Diocese of Banat ===


# '' 'Order of Saint Theodore of Vrsac' '' # '''Order of Saint Theodore of Vrsac'''


=== Diocese of Budva-Niksic === === Diocese of Budva-Niksic ===


# '' 'Jubilee Monument ]' '', with the image ]. # '''Jubilee Monument (Đurđevi Stupovi Monastery) -''' with the image of ].

] planned to establish the Order of St. George the Victorious (one degree) and the Order of Prince Miroslav (three degrees), but that idea was not realized.


=== Eparchy of Valjevo === === Eparchy of Valjevo ===


# '' 'Order of St. Nicholas of Serbia' '' (Diocese of Valjevo) # '''Order of St. Nicholas of Serbia (Diocese of Valjevo)'''


=== Diocese of Vranje === === Diocese of Vranje ===


# '' 'Order of the Venerable Prohor Pčinjski' '' # '''Order of the Venerable Prohor Pčinjski'''


=== Diocese of Upper Karlovac === === Diocese of Upper Karlovac ===


# '' 'Order of the Holy New Martyrs of Karlovac' '' # '''Order of the Holy New Martyrs of Karlovac'''


=== Diocese of Dalmatia === === Diocese of Dalmatia ===


# '' 'Order of Dr. Nikodim Milas' '' # '''Order of Dr. Nikodim Milas'''


=== Diocese of Žička === === Diocese of Žička ===


# '' 'Order of Saint Simeon the Monk' '' (one degree) It was established by ] Dr. ] in September ]. године, поводом 800. годишiceице крунисаanjaа ] за краjaа. # '''Order of Saint Simeon the Monk -''' established by ] by ]


=== Diocese of Zvornik-Tuzla === === Diocese of Zvornik-Tuzla ===


# '' 'Order of the Holy King Dragutin - Venerable Theoctist' '' # '''Order of the ] - Venerable Theoctist'''


=== Eparchy of Mileševo ​​=== === Eparchy of Mileševo ​​===


# '' 'Order of the White Angel' '' (on the chain) # '''Order of the ]'''


=== Diocese of Nis === === Diocese of Nis ===


# '' 'Order of Saint Constantine' '' # '''Order of ]'''
# '' 'Order of Saint Roman' '' # '''Order of Saint Roman'''


=== Diocese of Osijek-Polje and Baranja === === Diocese of Osijek-Polje and Baranja ===


# '' 'Order of the Holy Prince Stefan Stiljanovic' '' # '''Order of the Holy Prince ]'''


=== Diocese of Raska and Prizren === === Diocese of Raska and Prizren ===


# '' 'Order of the Holy Prince Lazar' '' (two degrees) # '''Order of the ]'''
# '' 'Mother Jugović Medal' '' (two degrees) # '''Mother Jugović Medal'''


=== Diocese of Srem === === Diocese of Srem ===


# '' 'Order of Prince Daniel the First' '' # '''Order of Prince Daniel the First'''
# '' 'Order of Saint Arsenij Sremec' '' # '''Order of Saint Arsenij Sremec'''
# '' 'Order of Saint Maxim Brankovic' '' # '''Order of Saint Maxim Brankovic'''


=== Diocese of Sabac === === Diocese of Sabac ===


# '' 'Order of Saint Nicholas of Serbia' '' (Diocese of Sabac) # '''Order of Saint Nicholas of Serbia'''


=== Diocese of Šumadija === === Diocese of Šumadija ===


# '' 'Order of Leader Karadjordj' '' # '''Order of ]'''


== Orthodox Theological Faculty of St. Vasilije Ostroški in Foča == == Orthodox Theological Faculty of St. Vasilije Ostroški in Foča ==


# '' 'Medal of Saint Vasilije Ostroški' '' # '''Medal of Saint Vasilije Ostroški'''


== Former decorations == == Former decorations ==
] was once awarded by ] but it has been translated into general church decorations. Order of Saint Simeon of Myrrh was once awarded by Bishop of Šumadija, but it has been translated into general church decorations.


Until the separation of ] and ], the Diocese of Sabac and Valjevo awarded the Order of St. Nicholas of Serbia. After the separation of the two dioceses, both continued to award this order, with the same name but a different stylistic solution. <ref> {{Cite journal | last = Acović | first = Dragomir | date = 26. January 2018 | title = Six centuries of decorations among Serbs: Current time | url = | journal = Politikin zabavnik | volume = 3342 | pages = 29 | via =}} </ref> Until the separation of Diocese of Sabac and Valjevo, the Diocese of Sabac and Valjevo awarded the Order of St. Nicholas of Serbia. After the separation of the two dioceses, both continued to award this order, with the same name but a different stylistic solution. <ref> {{Cite journal | last = Acović | first = Dragomir | date = 26. January 2018 | title = Six centuries of decorations among Serbs: Current time | url = | journal = Politikin zabavnik | volume = 3342 | pages = 29 | via =}} </ref>


== Reference == == Reference ==
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'Decorations Serbian Orthodox Churches' represent a system of decorations awarded by Holy Synod of Bishops ] as a general church or dioceses as their own decorations.

Constitution of the Serbian Orthodox Church (Article 55, item 10) from 1957. year, provides that church decorations and decorations are awarded by Serbian Patriarch, according to the decree prescribed by Holy Synod of Bishops. Proposals for the decoration of clergy are given by diocesan archbishops (archbishop, metropolitans, bishops), and the decision is made by Holy Synod of Bishops. Also, it is envisaged that Archbishops may decorate persons themselves, with those decorations whose award is within their competence, ie with diocesan decorations ( Constitution of the SOC, Article 108, item 12).

History of the decorations of the Serbian Orthodox Church Serbian Orthodox Church did not award special decorations before 1945. years. With the coming to power of the communists in Yugoslavia, that is, the fall of the monarchy and the introduction of complete separation of state and church, there was a need for the introduction of special church recognitions in the form of decorations.

The first decoration Serbian Orthodox Church appeared . year, on the occasion of the 600th anniversary of the rise of the Serbian church from the archbishopric to the patriarchate, or the enthronement of the first Serbian Patriarch Joanikije. The "Order of the Holy Patriarch Ioannicius" was awarded only to dioceses in North America.

The Bishop of Raska and Prizren Artemije Radosavljević established the first modern church decoration in the country, and that was the Medal of Mother Jugović, which was awarded to mothers with several children.

Since 1985 Holy Synod of Bishops Serbian Orthodox Church awards Order of Saint Sava, which was originally established as a state decoration, by decree king Milan Obrenović from 23. January 1883. years and was awarded until 1945. year, when he continued to award it to the elder royal family Karađorđević as a dynastic decoration, so that today there are two orders of St. Sava - church and royal] . , Order of Saint Sava (October 20, 2013)]]

General church decorations by importance

  1. Order of Saint Sava
  2. Order of the Holy King Milutin - Awarded for patronage and charity.
  3. Order of St. Peter of Cetinje - Awarded for missionary work, peacemaking, evangelization and personal feat.
  4. Order of the Holy Stefan Lazarević - Awarded for science, culture, literature, translation and humanities.
  5. Order of the Holy Empress Milica (Reverend Nun Evgenija) - It is awarded for acts of philanthropy.
  6. Order of Saint Simeon of Myrrh - It is awarded to improve the relationship between church and state. It was once awarded by the Bishop of Šumadija, but it became a general church order.
  7. Order of the Holy Emperor Constantine - Awarded for contribution to freedom of religion and human rights.
  8. Order of St. John Vladimir

Diocesan decorations

Archbishopric of Montenegro and the Littoral

  1. Golden figure of St. Peter the Second Lovćenski Tajnovidac (unbearable recognition)

Metropolitanate of Dabro-Bosnia

  1. Order of Saint Peter

Mitropolija zagrebačko-ljubljanska

  1. Order of Cantacuzino Katarina Brankovic

Diocese of Banat

  1. Order of Saint Theodore of Vrsac

Diocese of Budva-Niksic

  1. Jubilee Monument (Đurđevi Stupovi Monastery) - with the image of St. George the First Martyr and Victorious.

Eparchy of Valjevo

  1. Order of St. Nicholas of Serbia (Diocese of Valjevo)

Diocese of Vranje

  1. Order of the Venerable Prohor Pčinjski

Diocese of Upper Karlovac

  1. Order of the Holy New Martyrs of Karlovac

Diocese of Dalmatia

  1. Order of Dr. Nikodim Milas

Diocese of Žička

  1. Order of Saint Simeon the Monk - established by Bishop of Žička by Stefan the First-Crowned

Diocese of Zvornik-Tuzla

  1. Order of the Holy King Dragutin - Venerable Theoctist

Eparchy of Mileševo ​​

  1. Order of the White Angel

Diocese of Nis

  1. Order of Saint Constantine
  2. Order of Saint Roman

Diocese of Osijek-Polje and Baranja

  1. Order of the Holy Prince Stefan Stiljanovic

Diocese of Raska and Prizren

  1. Order of the Holy Prince Lazar
  2. Mother Jugović Medal

Diocese of Srem

  1. Order of Prince Daniel the First
  2. Order of Saint Arsenij Sremec
  3. Order of Saint Maxim Brankovic

Diocese of Sabac

  1. Order of Saint Nicholas of Serbia

Diocese of Šumadija

  1. Order of Crusader Karadorde

Orthodox Theological Faculty of St. Vasilije Ostroški in Foča

  1. Medal of Saint Vasilije Ostroški

Former decorations

Order of Saint Simeon of Myrrh was once awarded by Bishop of Šumadija, but it has been translated into general church decorations.

Until the separation of Diocese of Sabac and Valjevo, the Diocese of Sabac and Valjevo awarded the Order of St. Nicholas of Serbia. After the separation of the two dioceses, both continued to award this order, with the same name but a different stylistic solution.

Reference

  1. . Mitropolija zagrebačko-ljubljanska. 29. september 2016. {{cite web}}: Check |url= value (help); Check date values in: |date= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |dead-url= (help)
  2. Acović, Dragomir (26. January 2018). "Six centuries of decorations among Serbs: Current time". Politikin zabavnik. 3342: 29. {{cite journal}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
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