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Pellegrini: During the Cyril and Methodius Celebrations, We Should Also Talk About the Future
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Every year on July 5th and 6th, we commemorate two important days in our history - the Day of the Slavic Evangelists Cyril and Methodius and the Day of the Burning of Master Jan Hus. How much do you know about these personalities? Test your knowledge in our quiz.
The celebrations of the feast of St. Cyril and Methodius in Devín were carried out in the spirit of two contradictory messages. President Peter Pellegrini appealed for Slovakia to unite and for us to stop arguing and hating each other. During the day in Nitra and in the evening in Devín, he called for society to come together. Prime Minister Robert Fico, in turn, questioned the European Union, attacked people who allegedly […]
The President also emphasized the importance of the history and identity of Slovaks, as well as their connection to the present. He called for peace and an end to hatred.
According to President Peter Pellegrini, the Cyril and Methodius celebrations should not only be a reminder of history, but also a reason for discussion about what our future will be like. "Let's unite and show that we can do as much for Slovakia as Cyril and Methodius did. It is important that we think today about how we will move our country forward in the same way that they moved us in the past," said the president at a nationwide pilgrimage …
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