On the great holiday of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, in Belgrade, on August 28th 2022, a great national “Procession for the Salvation of Serbia” was held in the organization of the informal association “United for Tradition and Family”. How did it go?

By God’s blessing, a sunny and warm day dawned on the big holiday despite the forecast of rain. From the very beginning, it was clear that the gathering would be impressively large. The gathering started in front of the Cathedral Church and the Patriarchate in Belgrade.

Completely in accordance with the Serbian congregationalism, the organization was signed by the assembly of the “United for Tradition and Family” association, and one of the most prominent representatives in the preparation of the procession was Mr. Ivica Božić, a member of the “Anti-globalists of Serbia” association.

In the same spirit, the sponsor of this report is Mr. Milan Nikolić, a member of the “St. Romanos the Melodist” choir at the Rukumija monastery. Without him, this report would not exist:

Now we will move on through the crowd, towards the head of the procession…

There were people who brought their drones to get a better view of the procession:

Further towards the front of the procession were the ‘Night Wolves’, the Serbian-Russian Biker Club.

The procession was watched from the window by older citizens who could not take part:

We move on to the first row of the procession, where the war heroes were:

Just before departure, the choir sounded and the Lord’s prayer ‘Our Father’ was read…

And at six o'clock we started down Pop Lukina street towards Zeleni venac…

At the “Moskva” hotel, two large columns merged into one impressive river of people. This completely impressive sight could only be captured by those who managed to secure a high point or a drone… The power of an awakened people in the most beautiful sense of the word.

The only place where the procession stopped on its way was Andrić's Wreath, in front of the monument to Saint Emperor Nicholas II, to pay respect to the man who saved Serbia in the First World War at the cost of his own life and the lives of his entire family.

We headed towards Slavia square with the sounds of ‘Sacred War’ by Alexander Vasilyevich Alexandrov… The original text was written by Vasily Lebedev-Kumach. Unfortunately, I don’t know who wrote the lyrics of the Serbian song, but this was today’s anthem of the association “United for Tradition and Family” called “Sing Mother Serbia”.

And finally, a river of people flowed around the temple of Saint Sava in such a quantity that no one from the state-corporate media was allowed to publish an estimate.

The central point of the procession was the speech of Bishop Nicanor of Banat, one of the few church dignitaries who, even before this procession, publicly spoke out against holding a sodomite gathering in Belgrade.

Full speech you can listen here:

The faithful from the plateau in front of the Church of Saint Sava were accompanied by the songs of the choir “St. Romanos the Melodist” and the cultural and artistic society “Serbian Tradition” from Belgrade.

Since I was in the epicenter of the event, I really couldn’t see all the huge number of people gathered. I leave you another report by Dejan Petar Zlatanović, which you can watch and estimate for yourself how many people were present:

The key goal of this procession was to protect the family from the violent ‘normalization’ of satanic ideology. Even before the procession, the president made an awkward announcement that the sodomite rally was cancelled. Unfortunately, the president did not schedule it, so he cannot cancel it either. The demand of the procession was to ban the gathering. And since there is no ban yet and since the organizers are not giving up on that shameful gathering, the next procession is scheduled for September 11th.

Given the mood and determination of those present, if there is no ban, I can promise you an even bigger turnout on that September 11th