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VIDEO: Draganac Monastery, the only living monastery in Eastern Kosovo

Source: Monk Sophrony (YouTube)

November 6, 2018

A report by TV Hram about Draganac Monastery near Gnjilane in Eastern Kosovo, with English subtitles. To learn more about Draganac Monastery or to support the Monastery and the local people by purchasing some of their products (free international shipping!), please visit: www.draganacmonastery.com.

1/24/2019

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