After the death of Bishop Sevastijan Debeljković in 1905, he was elected and consecrated in Constantinople as the Bishop of the Skopje Diocese.Jergić Sava Skopje (1935) 252-253 He was the third Serbian bishop after the abolition of the Patriarchate of Peć. During his tenure, active church, national and educational work in Macedonia continued. Although there was always a threat of Bulgarian terror, more and more people in Macedonia returned to the Serbian Orthodox Church, leaving Bulgarian Exarchate. Vićentije played a prominent role in the coordination of Serbian Chetnik Action in Macedonia. During 1907, among the organizers Serbian Chetnik actions there was a division into two currents, the consular and the metropolitan current.Biljana Vučetić, Istorijski časopis LVII (2008) 413- 426 Vićentije was at the head of the metropolitan current and tried to completely take over the leadership of the revolutionary organization and education in Macedonia. Until then, the Serbian consuls managed the revolutionary organization and education. The metropolitan current had the support of the opposition press in Serbia, and in a similar way, the bishop of Nićifor Perić also opposed Serbian diplomacy on the consular level in Old Serbia. However, at the end of 1907, the consular current prevailed by relocated several Vićentije-friendly teachers and prevented Vićentije Krdžić and Nićifor Perić from being linked.
