Saint Nikodim I

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Saint Nikodim I was a Serbian saint. He was an Archbishop of Peć. He died in the year 1325. Nikodim I became an archbishop in the year 1317. The Serbian Orthodox Church celebrate him on May 24.

Patriarchate of Serbia

Patriarchate

Patriarchs | Serbian Orthodox Church | Holy Serbs | Holy Synod

Churches

Temple of St. Sava | Saborna Crkva (Belgrade Cathedral Church) | St. Mark's Church | Chicago Cathedral Church

Monasteries

Patriarchate of Peć | Hilandar | Banjska | Devič | Gračanica | Kalenić | Ljubostinja | Manasija | Mileševa | Morača | Ostrog Rača | Ravanica | Savina | Sopoćani | Studenica | Tvrdoš | Visoki Dečani | Žiča | Monasteries of Fruška Gora | St. Sava (USA)

Patriarchal Saints

Saint Sava I | St. Arsenije I Sremac | Saint Danilo II | St. Sava II | St. Joanikije I | St. Jevstatije I | St. Sava III | St. Nikodim I St. Joanikije II | St. Sava IV | St. Jefrem | St. Spiridon | St. Jefrem | St. Gavrilo I

Metropolitanates

Dabro-Bosna | Montenegro and the Littoral | Zagreb and Ljubljana | Midwestern America

Autonomous Dioceses

Orthodox Ohrid Archbishopric

Preceded by St. Sava III

Metropolitan of Peć and Archbishop of Serbs 1316–1324

Succeeded by St. Danilo II