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PAROHIJA ĐEVRSKE
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PAROHIJA DRNIŠ
Baljci
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PAROHIJA KISTANjE I
Biovičino Selo
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PAROHIJA KISTANjE II
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Bratiškovci
Čista Mala

PAROHIJA I i II ŠIBENSKA
 
SPCO i Uprava parohije u Šibeniku

I parohija:
protonamjesnik Milorad Đurđević
 22000 Šibenik, Rogoznička la
 Tel: 022/214-745;
 Mob:091/594-38-24
Fax: 022/212-872
e-mail:djurdjevicm@hotmail.com

protođakon Dajan Trifunović
22000 Šibenik Rogoznička la
Tel: 022/215-415,
Mob: 099/7911-283 

CRKVA SVETOG JULIJANA (1569)

PAROHIJSKI DOM U ŠIBENIKU

Srpske pravoslavne crkve u Šibeniku

          U Šibeniku pored kolonije pravoslavnih Grka, od ranog Srednjeg veka žive i pravoslavni Srbi, najviše u predgrađu zvanom Varoš.

Po odluci Mletačkog senata, unutar zidova grada Šibenika, pravoslavni Grci i Srbi 1569. godine podižu crkvu Svetog Julijana.

Budući brojniji od Grka, 1600. godine pravoslavni Srbi u Šibeniku u svom naselju Varoš podižu još jednu crkvu za bogoslužbene potrebe – hram posvećen Časnom Krstu.

U ovom hramu je služeno sve do kraja 18. veka, kada je u neposrednoj blizini podignuta veća crkva Vaznesenja Gospodnjeg, 1778. godine, sa ikonostasom od grčkih ikona. Ova crkva je i danas bogoslužbeno aktivna i naziva se Sveti Spas.

U vreme francuske vladavine Dalmacijom 1810. godine, pravoslavni Srbi kupuju i osnivaju još jednu crkvu u Šibeniku, a to je današnja Saborna crkva Uspenja Presvete Bogorodice. Ikonostas Saborne crkve urađen je 1827. godine od strane slikarske porodice Lazović (Simeona i Aleksija).

          Saborna crkva ima veoma bogatu riznicu, koju čine preko stotinu ikona rađenih u vizantijskom stilu (od 15. do 19. veka), kao i bogatu riznicu bogoslužbenih predmeta i rukopisa.

Šibenik je kroz vekove, sa malim istorijskim prekidima, sedište pravoslavnog Episkopa dalmatinskog.

SERBIAN ORTHODOX CHURCHES IN SIBENIK
 

Even since the early Middle Ages and apart from the colony of Orthodox Greeks, Orthodox Serbs were also a part of population in Sibenik. In that period they inhabited suburb of the town called Varos.
         However, in 1569, by the decree of Venetian Senate Orthodox Greeks and Serbs built the church of Saint Julian in the walled town.
        Being more numerous than Greeks and having liturgical needs, in 1600 Orthodox Serbs erected in their settlement Varo{ one more church dedicated to The Holy Cross.
         In this temple was served by the end of 18^th century, and in 1778 not far from it a new bigger church was built. It was dedicated to The Ascension of Our Lord, and its iconostasis was made from Greek icons. This church is liturgically active even nowadays and is called Sveti Spas.
        In 1810, the time of French rule of Dalmatia, the Orthodox Serbs bought and established one more church in Sibenik. This is a cathedral church, dedicated to The Dormition of the Theotokos. In 1827 the Lazovi} family (Simeon and Aleksije) made an iconostasis for this church.
       The cathedral church has extremely wealthy treasury consisting of more than hundred icons in Byzantine style painted in the period from 15^th to 19^th century; as well as abundantly rich treasury of liturgical utensils and very old manuscripts.
       Through the centuries, although with short historical interruptions, Sibenik has been the see of Orthodox Bishop of Dalmatia.

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