Monastery of St. Petka of Bijeljina

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  • The monastery port is dominated by a five-storey temple with a crypt. In the crypt, the & x22;lower church& x22; is dedicated to St. Sergius Radoneshko. There is a particle of his miraculous powers. The Memorial monastery temple is dedicated to the Mother of God Paraskeva - Holy Petka. In addition to the temple there are cones. The big and giant end is finished, but not yet fully equipped. In a large cone there is a chapel dedicated to Saint Nectarius of Egina, with the part of his sacred relics.
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