Jevstatije II was a Serbian Archbishop who held his position from 1292 until his death in 1309. His leadership occurred during a period of significant territorial growth for the Serbian state, which saw the acquisition of various regions including Skopje, Polog, and Vidin. During this era, the church also expanded its administrative reach through the creation of several new eparchies across the newly acquired lands.
Ecclesiastical life
Serving as the head of the Serbian church, he presided over an expanding ecclesiastical structure. As the borders of the state grew, new dioceses such as Gračanička, Skopska, and Beogradska were established to manage the spiritual needs of the population in these newly integrated territories.
Veneration
He is recognized as a saint within the Eastern Orthodox tradition. His memory is honored through specific feast days, which are observed on August 16 and August 29 according to the Gregorian calendar.