On June 28, the Croatian Royal Council held an Open Day to mark the anniversary of the Sarajevo assassination and World War I. Among the visitors was a descendant of Franz Ferdinand. Along with commemorative items and books related to World War I, this somewhat forgotten chapter in Croatian history was commemorated.

The Croatian Royal Council Association is launching an initiative to declare June 22, the day of the victory in the Battle of Sisak in 1593, a day of remembrance for Christian and European values.

On Sunday, June 7, the Croatian Royal Council in Zagreb marked the Croatian Flag Day (June 5, 1848) and Croatian Statehood Day (Branimir's Day, June 7, 879) with the Open Doors Day of the Croatian Royal Council. On this occasion, an exhibition of flags from the 19th century and a presentation of literature related to heraldry and vexillology as well as early medieval history were prepared, thus presenting the work of the Croatian Royal Council association to the public.

The leadership of the Croatian Royal Council has responded to the news of the vandalism of the Bleiburg memorial site in Mirogoj. The CRC participated in the commemoration held on May 16, 2026, organized by the Croatian Domobran and attended by other associations. It is extremely concerning that the floral stylized Croatian coat of arms was destroyed.

The Croatian Royal Council attended the commemoration of the victims of Bleiburg and the Way's of the Cross (Bleiburg genocide) at Mirogoj in Zagreb.

CRC welcomed the efforts of HIH Reza Pahlavi, his staff and related organizations for the right to self-determination, parliamentary monarchy, and personal and religious freedom and protection of Christians in Iran. "The ties between Croats and Iranians are historic and deep" We are entering the third week of the outbreak of protests that have already grown into an uprising of Iranians against the Islamist regime of the Mullahs in Iran. Unfortunately, the numbers of those kil

On December 30, 2025, the celebration of 1100 years of the Croatian Kingdom concluded by marking the anniversary of the last Croatian coronation of 1916. We recall all the activities of the Croatian Royal Council during 2025, as well as the rich history of the Croatian Kingdom from King Tomislav to blessed Charles (Karl) IV.

On Saturday, July 6, a commemoration was held at Mirogoj cemetery in Zagreb, followed by a Holy mass on the occasion of the 110th...

Archbishop Kutleša confirmed the initiation of the process of beatification of Cardinal Franjo Kuharić, the famous Archbishop of Zagreb...

Ove godine održana je komemoracija za žrtve Bleiburga i Križnog puta u Zagrebu, na kojem su prisustvovala izaslanstva vlade, stranaka...

On Saturday, April 20, the symposium of the Gebetsliga of North America was attended by Archduke Paul Habsburg-Lothringen, CRC members

U subotu 20. travnja simpoziju Gebetslige Sjeverne Amerike prisustvovali su nadvojvoda Pavao Habsburško - Lotarinški, članovi HKRV itd

Members of the Gebetsliga Croatia welcomed by Mons. Tomislav Subotičanec, General Vicar of the Zagreb Archdiocese in the Archbishop's palace

Pri Nadbiskupskom duhovnom stolu članove Gebetslige Hrvatske primio je mons. Tomislav Subotičanec, generalni vikar Zagrebačke nadbiskupije

Anniversary of Death of the Last Croatian King Blessed Karl IV commemorated with holy mass and prayer

1. travnja slavljena je sveta misa u grkokatoličkoj konkatedrali sv. Ćirila i Metoda u Zagrebu uz nakanu kanonizacije bl. kralja Karla IV.

On this day, 14th March 1989, HM Queen Zita of Habsburg-Lothringen of Bourbon-Parma passed away, she was the last legitimate Croatian queen

Na današnji dan 14. ožujka 1989. preminula je NjV kraljica Zita Habsburško-Lotarinška od Bourbon-Parme, posljednja hrvatska kraljica

Hrvatsko kraljevsko vijeće poslalo je izraze sućuti savojskom kraljevskom domu i prijestolonasljedniku NjKV kraljeviću Emanuelu Filibertu...

The Croatian Royal Council sent condolences to the Royal House of Savoy and the heir to the throne HRH Crown Prince Emanuel Filiberto...