Holy Mass in the seminary church of St. Cyril and Methodius was led by a great chancellor of this high education institution of Vrhbosna, Archbishop Vinko cardinal Puljić in communion with the Military Ordinarium in BiH Msgr. Tomo Vukšić and 30 other priests.

Initially, the Dean of the KBF dr. Darko Tomašević welcomed all present, emphasizing that the holy mass is a occasion to give thanks to God for the graces and blessings that are given to people.
In a commemorative homily cardinal Puljić first briefly referred to the life of St. Luke putting his loyalty to helping St. Paul in his missionary work in first place, and which is witnessed in Holy Scripture. Remarking that this sacred doctor and evangelist is an example which should be followed, he pointed to the fact that studies and lectures should be related, and also that a life lesson should be drawn from it that says that it is not only important to learn and acquire knowledge, but also with life to testify what is learned.

The most successful were awarded
After the Holy Mass, at Paul's Hall at the KBF building, followed a academic act during which ten new masters of theology who graduated from KBF during the past academic year were promoted.
At the beginning, the guests were welcomed by Dean Tomašević, who in his introductory speech looked back at the previous year and spoke about the realized projects by giving out statistical data.

Then the Cardinal addressed the audience, and after him, the newly-appointed Orthodox bishop of Dabrobosna, Hrizost.
Except the Dean of the KBF, in this academic act, welcoming words were said by the rector of the University of Sarajevo prof. dr. Rifat Škrijelj, as well.
A lecture was held by professor of philosophy at the Sarajevo KBF mr. Oliver Jurišić on Communitarism  and Religious Certainty.

After his presentation, a promotion of new graduate theologians followed. Out of a total of ten new magistrates, seven received a diploma from the hands of dean Tomašević, while others were justifiably absent. The most successful students in the last academic year were Ana Brkan as the best-performing senior student, Dario Martić as the best-in-class student and Fabijan Štedul for the best graduate work.
In the end, dean Tomašević once again congratulated the magistrates, and the academy ended with the singing of the student hymn Gaudemaus igitur in the performance of the KBF choir under the guidance of rev. Marko Stanušić. In addition, this year's promotion of graduated theologians was glorified by opera singer Vedrana Šimić.

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