The photo shows the Church of Saint Luke in Gornji Rovci (Sela Rovačka), one of the most important historical and spiritual centers of the Rovca tribe. Here are the key facts about this shrine and its location: Walled history and tradition: According to folklore, the church was built in the 15th century (around 1470). It was built by Prince Bogdan Vojinić, the progenitor of the Rovača tribe, which is why this church is considered the mother and assembly temple of the entire Rovača tribe. Architecture and appearance: The temple has modest but harmonious dimensions, a single nave base. The photo clearly shows the well-arranged spacious gate surrounded by a stone wall, as well as the local cemetery and the accompanying parish/folk building next to the church itself. Significance for the tribe: Next to the temple are the graves of famous heroes and champions of the Rovačko region. For centuries, the Church of St. Luke has been the main meeting place, meeting and making important decisions for the people of Rovače. Location: It is located in the beautiful, green and hilly surroundings of Gornji Rovače, surrounded by woods and characteristic estates of this region.
