The Church of St. Michael the Archangel in Bara Kraljski (near Andrijevica / Kolašin) is a monument to the spirituality and history of the Gornjovasojević and Podkomor region.
These are the key facts about this temple:
History and construction: The church was built at the end of the 19th century (started during the liberation wars and consecrated at the beginning of the 20th century) on the estate and location where the older church was located. It was built by the efforts of the residents of Bar Kraljski, Kralj and the surrounding sub-communal villages.
Architecture: It was built in the spirit of traditional folk architecture - of finely hewn stone, with a single nave foundation, a gabled roof and a brick belfry "on a horsetail" above the entrance portal.
Location and environment: It is located in a picturesque environment at the foot of the Komovi mountain in Bara Kraljski, next to the village cemetery where generations of famous brotherhoods of this region rest (such as Dabetić, Martinović and others).
Significance for the locals: St. Michael the Archangel is the baptismal glory of the largest number of families and brotherhoods in Vasojevići, so this church has a special ecclesiastical significance. Every year on Arandjelovdan and the summer assembly of St. Archangel Michael (July 26) the people of this region gather at the temple.
