At the foot of the hill Glama and along the river Janjevka there once was the oldest Croatian diaspora located. The basin, and in it a small village called Janjevo, where the Croats originating from Dubrovnik and from the area of the Republic of Dubrovnik have lived for centuries. It could be said that the natural position of Janjevo, or better said its location is exactly what has provided them security during many years when facing various dangers, but one thing is certain – they will always witness the protection and help of St. Nicholas. The time of Advent, Lent, saints such as St. George, Marko, Anthony of Padua, John the Baptist, Stephen, St. Lucia, Barbara, pilgrimage and many other holidays, are backed up by the stories of the three narrators. The stories, after they left Kosovo, is just what they were left with and those stories from the basis of this work, therefore it is necessary to pay special attention to them. They have always been passed down from generation to generation and are an exceptional example that the Catholic faith, customs and traditions are an indispensable part of the Janjevo community. Furthermore, after seven hundred and twenty years since the first written mention of Janjevo, oral tradition has played an important role this time as well – it is the transferor of traditional culture, the guardian of the identity of the Croats of Janjevo