From Foundations to Reconstruction
The crypt of Saint Sava Cathedral in Belgrade became, from April 29 to May 10, a meeting place with the rich history of the oldest high school in the capital. The exhibition titled 'Theological Seminary of Saint Sava from Foundations to Reconstruction', authored by Deacon Budimir Kokotović, presents visitors with the long and arduous path of this esteemed educational institution.
TL;DR
- An exhibition titled 'Theological Seminary of Saint Sava from Foundations to Reconstruction' was held in the crypt of Saint Sava Cathedral.
- The exhibition covered the history of the Seminary of Saint Sava, the oldest high school in Belgrade.
- The school was founded in 1810, ceased operations after three years, and was re-established in 1836.
- For 216 years, the institution has trained clergy and intellectuals who have shaped Serbian society.
- The exhibition featured historical documents, important personalities, and the process of renovating the school.
- It emphasized the seminary's role in preserving the spiritual and cultural identity of the Serbian people.