Hram Vaznesenja Gospodnjeg

The Cathedral Temple of the Resurrection of the Lord in Capljina –of 1911 and 1992 year The Capljina Parish is located in the valley of the Neretva River, more precisely along the border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. It covers the area from Žitomislić, through Ljubuški, crossing the border with Croatia to Metković. On the other side there are settlements on the Dubrava plateau inhabited by Serbs. The seat of the parish is in Capljina. On the territory of the municipalities of Capljina, Neum and Stolac, it includes settlements in which there are Orthodox inhabitants: Gornje Hrasno, Gabela, Klepci, Prebilovci, Tasovcici, Gradina, Grabovina, Rečice, Lokve, Opličići, Trijebanje and Kozice and the town of Čapljina where the Saborni hram is located. T The Church and its clergy shared the fate of the people in this region. As far as it is known, before the Second World War, Vaso Medan and Ljubomir Hajdinovic (martyred killed in 1941 in Hutovo and thrown into the pit) served in this parish. After the Second World War, the parish was served by Father George Grujica, born in Gacko. The Communist government closed it in 1946 and persecuted the parish in Serbia. His father comes from Stevan Vučković from Montenegro who later changed Žitomislić slaughterers until 1957 when Jorge Đorđo Radović, who is on parish until 1965, is in charge of the parish. For the next two years the parish is served by Father Jovan Nedić, the Iguman monastery Žitomislić, father Vlado Derić and father Milorad Beštić from Mostar, and in 1967 on the parish of Capljina, the father of Rade Govedarica came to serve until the beginning of the war in 1992. During the war and in the post-war period, priests from other parishes served the parish. Jerej Branimir Borovcanin is the first postwar parish permanently resident in Capljina.There are six temples in this parish, three parish homes and one chapel (Rečice). In the past war only the church in Gabela remained untouched.Temples in the area of the parish The Cathedral Temple of the Resurrection of the Lord in Capljina dates back to 1911. The temple was partially burned in 1992 and then devastated. His as well as the reconstruction of the parish home is nearing completion. Along with the Assembly Hall of the Lord's Vouchers in the Capljina Passion, there are also these temples:The Holy Sepulcher of the Holy Virgin in Gabela from 1864 The Temple of the Transfiguration of the Lord in Klepci, the foundation of the Miloradovic family, rebuilt in 1857, on the foundations of an old church dedicated to the Holy Apostle and Luke's gospel, was demolished to the ground in 1992 and rebuilt in 2007.The birthplace of St. John the Baptist in Gornji Hrasen from 1900, burned in 1992 and partially destroyed Temple of the Holy Archangel Michael in Ljubuski, built in 1865, which was destroyed in an explosive war The Temple in Prebilovci under construction (1991), dedicated to the Sabor of Serbian Saints and Prehistoric Great Martyrs. It's a memorial church with a chestnut tree. The crypt was completed, in which the remains of WWII victims were buried, previously taken out of the pit in Herzegovina. President of the building committee in Prebilovci, who according to the project is architect. Goran Dugandžije was raised with the blessing of Mitropolit Dabro-bosanski Vladislav (Mitrovic), was Arsen Bulut (1947-1994). Everything that was built is ruined and ruined to the ground. during the last persecution. After the return of the refugee village, parastos and liturgies are served at the beginning of August each year. Collect then the family and faithful people in a huge number. It is served under the open sky, in the ruins of the destroyed temple. It will not be long. On the Resurrection in 2010, the Holy Archbishopric Liturgy, which was served by Bishop Grigorije, symbolically marked the beginning of works on the renovation of the temple that will be built up according to the project of Dr Predrag Paja Ristic.

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