Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, sent a Christmas message today to His Holiness Serbian Patriarch Porfirije, the clergy of the Serbian Orthodox Church and the faithful who celebrate Christmas according to the Julian calendar.
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Prime Minister extends Christmas greetings according to Julian calendar
Belgrade,
6 January 2026
“I wish you to celebrate the most joyful Christian holiday in peace, good health and the warmth of family togetherness. In celebrating Christmas, we are reminded of the importance of unity, nobility and benevolence – values that have preserved and sustained our community for centuries.
May the joy of Christ’s birth bring peace, hope and prosperity to your homes, as well as the strength for mutual understanding, solidarity and togetherness. I wish you a happy and blessed Christmas.
‘Peace of God, Christ is born’,” the Prime Minister stated in his message.
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