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Santo subito! The same words which the crowd chanted at St. John Paul II’s funeral in St. Peter’s Square in 2005, appeared last Friday on a three-yards-high banner along the Zagreb Cathedral’s facade. It was a very clear message by the Croatian faithful...

The Peoples of Utah, ed. by Helen Z. Papanikolas, © 1976 “Falcons in Flight: The Yugoslavs,” pp. 373–83 by Joseph Stipanovich Oh, rocky Lika,2 your soil is poor and barren, but for every one of your stones you have a gray falcon.3 …Traditional Serbs...

In the next few posts, this blog will be covering the detailed results of the May 22-25 European Parliament (EP) election in the 28 member-states of the EU. As was argued in my introductory overview, the reality of EP elections is that they are largely...

The Role of the Catholic Church in Yugoslavia’s Holocaust Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter By Seán Mac Mathúna | 2002 Fantompowa During the Second World War in Yugoslavia, Catholic priests and Muslim clerics were willing accomplices in the genocide...

The road under Apparition Hill will be named Queen of Peace Street. Saint Pope John Paul II will have the main street from the church to the bus station named after him – and the late Medjugorje priest Fr. Slavko Barbaric also gets one. Other names refer...