László Német

thumb|László Német (2009) László Német (September 7, 1956 –) is a Serbian prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who serves as the bishop of the Diocese of Zrenjanin. Quotes Waging war costs a great deal; however, being bombed even more, years of international sanctions and the damage inflicted by the NATO bombing in 1999—which has yet to be repaired—have been very hard on the economy, especially as it involves industry and the transportation infrastructure. Serbia has been thrown back at least 50 years. Serbian Catholics are joining exodus from a country still in tatters (April 7, 2015) It is difficult to say how deep is your faith and how deep is your preparation for this service. It is not that for the first time, someone will go to the altar. But you have to make a certain preparation, to know how to behave, what are the different actions, language, signs used in the Liturgy, the meaning, so that only once you are prepared, you can be fully at the service of the Lord. INTERVIEW: Even If Hard to Wake Up Early, Altars Servers Meet Christ & Make Liturgy Beautiful, Bishop Ladislav (August 1, 2018) External links Category:Roman Catholic bishops Category:1956 births Category:Living people Category:Catholics from Serbia