Jovan Pavlović

Serbian Metropolitan of the Orthodox Church

Jovan Pavlović - Serbian Metropolitan of the Orthodox Church
Born

October 22nd, 1936
88 years ago

Died

April 3rd, 2014
11 years ago — 77 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Serbia

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Served as a metropolitan in the Serbian Orthodox Church, contributing to the spiritual and administrative aspects of the church. Played a pivotal role in ecclesiastical matters within the Serbian Orthodox community. Oversaw the religious needs of the faithful and participated in various church councils and discussions. Established initiatives to strengthen faith and community ties.

Served as Metropolitan of the Serbian Orthodox Church

Contributed to church administration and governance

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