Why Serbia’s elite are willing to give up everything for God
Holy Archangels’ Monastery near Prizren, Serbia
Neda doesn’t like talking about the rift with her parents. The denim-clad 24-year-old bows her head and shrugs; she cannot understand why her family disapproves of her lifestyle.
The arguments do not centre on drink, drugs or Neda’s choice of boyfriends; in most households in Britain the young artist would be considered a paragon of virtue. But Neda Kovinic lives in Serbia and her mother and father are upset because their daughter has become a devout Christian. Worse, she is considering becoming a nun.
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