Amfilohije
Amfilohije Radović, late Metropolitan of Montenegro and the Littoral, was a prominent figure in the Serbian Orthodox Church known for his strong influence in the region. He played a significant role in the church's affairs and was an advocate for Serbian Orthodox identity in Montenegro, often engaging in political and social issues. His leadership was marked by both devotion and controversy, as he navigated the complex relationship between church and state. Following his passing in 2020, he was remembered for his unwavering commitment to his faith and his efforts to strengthen the Serbian Orthodox community.
Born on Oct 07, 1938 (87 years old)
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Montenegro:
Former Metropolitan Amfilohije criticized Prince Nikola for suggesting a civil burial for the Petrović family.
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Montenegro:
Amfilohije was a former metropolitan of the Montenegrin-Primorski Serbian Orthodox Church who sought to define the Orthodox Church in the Montenegrin Constitution.
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Montenegro:
Amfilohije, the late metropolitan, announced the construction of the church six years ago.
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Montenegro:
The late Mitropolit Amfilohije announced the construction of the Church of Saint Mark six years ago.
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Montenegro:
Amfilohije is mentioned as a mitropolit who had significant influence in the political discourse.
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Montenegro:
Amfilohije was the metropolitan of Montenegro and is mentioned in relation to the protests against the Democratic Party of Socialists.
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Montenegro:
A memorial plaque is to be erected in honor of Amfilohije, the former head of the Montenegrin-Primorje Metropolitanate.
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Montenegro:
Amfilohije's vow has been continued in this time by Joanikije.
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Montenegro:
Amfilohije is a metropolitan who has been a prominent figure in the discussions surrounding the chapel and church on Lovćen.
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Montenegro:
Amfilohije is remembered as a highly respected figure in the Montenegrin Orthodox Church.
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