RIVERS OF BELIEVERS IN KALEMEGDAN: They Pray for the Miracles of Holy Friday, Which Was Also Worshiped by Sultans
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Citizens patiently wait in line to enter the chapel and pray to the saint, known as the protector of women, home and family. The name Saint Paraskeva or Petka comes from the Greek word "paraskeva" which means Friday, hence Friday. Saint Petka is considered the patron saint of women, the sick and the poor. Believers pray to her for health, especially her eyes, and for the protection of her family. Saint Petka was a Christian Byzantine ascetic fro…
Today, October 27, the Serbian Orthodox Church and believers celebrate the feast of Saint Petka, one of the most revered saints in the Serbian nation, who is considered the protector of women, the sick and the poor.
Today, the Serbian Orthodox Church celebrates a holiday dedicated to the Venerable Mother Paraskeva, known as Saint Petka, and like every year, a large number of citizens gathered.
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