Sava (Saint Sava)

Saint Sava, also known as Sava of Serbia, was a 13th-century Byzantine monk, priest, and educator who is regarded as the founder of Serbian spirituality, culture, and independence. He played a key role in establishing the Serbian Orthodox Church and promoting literacy, education, and religious life among Serbs. Canonized as a saint, Sava is celebrated for his contributions to the development of Serbian national identity and Christianity. His legacy includes founding monasteries and promoting moral and spiritual principles that continue to influence Serbian culture today.