Archbishop Devcic of Rijeka: The Pope Recognized the Spirit of Croatian Catholicism
An interview with the Sarajevo Catholic weekly Katolicki tjednik
Master of Papal Liturgical Celebrations Visits Đakovo and Osijek
The master of Papal liturgical celebrations, Bishop Piero Marini, and a member of the Office for Liturgical Ceremonies of the Supreme Pontiff, Msgr. Enrico Viganó, accompanied by the coordinator of the Croatian Conference of Bishops for the Liturgical Celebrations of the Third Apostolic Visit by Pope John Paul II to Croatia, Dr. Ivan Šaško, visited Osijek on May 14 and Đakovo on May 15
Preparations for the Apostolic Visit by the Holy Father Going Well
The members of the expanded Church and Government committees for the forthcoming apostolic visit by Pope John Paul II to Croatia held a meeting on May 15 at the headquarters of the Government of the Republic of Croatia at which they spoke about the preparations for the Pope’s visit
Marija Bistrica: Statute of the Holy Father Installed
The statue of the Holy Father will be unveiled on May 18, the Pope’s birthday, with a blessing and Mass at the open-air church.
Croatian Jewish Motifs Featured on Ties
Academia Cravatica, in collaboration with the Jewish Community of Zagreb and the company Kravata — Croata, presented a collection of ties featuring motifs from the Jewish religious heritage
Serbian Orthodox Metropolitan Pavlović: The Pope is a Man Needed by Contemporary Society
“For me, personally, the Pope’s visiting Serbia would not present any problem whatsoever,” said the Serbian Orthodox Metropolitan of Zagreb-Ljubljana and all of Italy
Logotype For The Pope s Apostolic Visit To Banja Luka (Bosnia-Herzegovina)
The symbol has four basic elements: the recognizable outline of the Banja Luka cathedral, divided into four fields, a dominant cross of the Old Croatian braided design (pleter), the monogram of the Blessed Virgin Mary at the base of the cross, and the Pope’s banner
Confirmation of the Pope’s Forthcoming Apostolic Visit to Banja Luka
The Holy See confirmed the Pope’s forthcoming Second Apostolic Visit to Bosnia & Herzegovina