SINJ, Croatia – During the central celebration of the Feast of the Assumption in Sinj, Fra Marinko Vukman, the guardian of the Sanctuary and Monastery and rector of the papal basilica, delivered a controversial sermon that has drawn widespread attention. Addressing thousands of faithful from Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Fra Vukman's closing remarks included a strong condemnation of those who oppose the community's unity and faith. "Let those who are bothered by your unity, your coming to church, your song and love for God, the Church, and your Croatian people, your joy and unity that particularly shone at our Thompson's concerts in Zagreb and Sinj, suffer and die in that suffering," the priest stated. Furthermore, Fra Vukman publicly criticized parliamentary representative Dalija Orešković. He stated, "Let them be ashamed, like some Orešković, when they complain about our coach Dalić – what does he have to seek in Sinj and call for Croatian unity. Let her be ashamed." The sermon's content has sparked varied reactions among attendees and the broader public, with many expressing shock at the aggressive tone from the altar.
Nakon što su njegove riječi iz Sinja, na kraju misnog slavlja za Veliku Gospu, podigle golemu prašinu u javnosti, sinjski gvardijan i upravitelj Svet…
