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Deputy Prime Minister Labus sends Christmas greeting
Belgrade,
6 January 2005
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Miroljub Labus sent today a Christmas card to Serbian Orthodox believers.
“On the day of Christ’s nativity, the whole of mankind, regardless of race, nation and politics, has united in joy for this big event, Lord’s descension on earth, and for the big hope that that day awoke and has awaken in the people for centuries.
“I believe that the day will come when the good deeds, that Christmas binds us to do, will make mankind unite regardless of religion.
“Hoping that the new Christmas will bring unity and well-being, I greet Orthodox believers – merry Christmas,” Labus said in his greeting.
“I believe that the day will come when the good deeds, that Christmas binds us to do, will make mankind unite regardless of religion.
“Hoping that the new Christmas will bring unity and well-being, I greet Orthodox believers – merry Christmas,” Labus said in his greeting.
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