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Irinej (born Miroslav Gavrilović; 28 August 1930 – 20 November 2020) was the 45th Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church, serving from 2010 until his death in 2020.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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28 January 2010exact date
Serbiaattested“On 28 January 2010, at his first news conference, Irinej stated that "Islam’s philosophy was that Muslims, when they are in small numbers, can behave well and be fair, but that once they become superior, they start to exert pressure." Th…”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
July 2018month
Serbiaattested“In July 2018, Irinej confirmed that it was still not the right moment for a visit of the Pope to Serbia, "because of everything that has happened in the past, and a huge number of [Serb] refugees from Croatia, a large portion of the nati…”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
July 2018month
Croatiaattested“In July 2018, Irinej confirmed that it was still not the right moment for a visit of the Pope to Serbia, "because of everything that has happened in the past, and a huge number of [Serb] refugees from Croatia, a large portion of the nati…”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
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28 August 1930exact date
Čačakmentioned“Irinej was born as Miroslav Gavrilović on 28 August 1930 in the village of Vidova near Čačak, Kingdom of Yugoslavia (present-day Serbia).”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
1959year
Rakovica Monasterymentioned“After compulsory military service, he was tonsured a monk in 1959 at the Rakovica Monastery, receiving the monastic name of "Irinej" (from , ; Irenaeus).”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
1969year
Ostrog Monasterymentioned“In 1969, he was appointed a head of the monastic school at Ostrog Monastery.”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
1969year
Prizrenmentioned“In 1969, he returned to Prizren, where he was appointed Rector of the Prizren Seminary.”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
15 June 1975exact date
Holy Trinity Cathedral, Nišmentioned“In May 1975, Irinej was elected bishop of Niš and enthroned in the Holy Trinity Cathedral on 15 June 1975 in Niš.”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
1999year
Prizrenmentioned“When the Prizren Seminary was displaced from Prizren due to Kosovo War in 1999, he as then bishop of Niš made it possible that a new building of the Seminary was built in Niš, where the Seminary continued its work.”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
1999year
Kosovomentioned“When the Prizren Seminary was displaced from Prizren due to Kosovo War in 1999, he as then bishop of Niš made it possible that a new building of the Seminary was built in Niš, where the Seminary continued its work.”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
23 January 2010exact date
Belgradementioned“Irinej was enthroned on 23 January 2010 in Cathedral of Saint Archangel Michael in Belgrade.”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
23 January 2010exact date
Cathedral of Saint Archangel Michael, Belgradementioned“Irinej was enthroned on 23 January 2010 in Cathedral of Saint Archangel Michael in Belgrade.”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
2011year
Belgradementioned“In 2011, Irinej labelled the planned pride parade in Belgrade a "pestilence" and a "parade of shame".”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
2012year
Serbiamentioned“Irinej has been criticized for his lack of action in regards to allegations of pedophilia within the Serbian Orthodox Church, which were reported in the summer of 2012 and affected public opinion in Serbia and in Bosnia and Herzegovina.”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
2012year
Bosnia and Herzegovinamentioned“Irinej has been criticized for his lack of action in regards to allegations of pedophilia within the Serbian Orthodox Church, which were reported in the summer of 2012 and affected public opinion in Serbia and in Bosnia and Herzegovina.”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
January 2012month
Republika Srpskamentioned“Although this is not at all an easy task, they are succeeding." In January 2012, Irinej referred to Republika Srpska, one of two entities comprising Bosnia and Herzegovina, as "the youngest Serbian state".”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
January 2013month
Serbiamentioned“In January 2013, Irinej openly advocated for the restoration of the Serbian monarchy, after the liturgy commemorating the transfer of the remains of King Peter II to Serbia from the United States.”source: Wikipedia: Irinej, Serbian Patriarch
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