Support for the Building of a Romanian Church in Czechia
At Most, in Czechia, a new Romanian Orthodox church will be built with the feast day of Holy Martyr Valentine. The church will be a memorial for the 40,000 Romanian soldiers who died on the area of the former Czechoslovakia during the two World Wars.
The founding stone was consecrated by the praise-worthy Patriarch Teoctist on June 14 2007, together with Right Rev. Vincentiu of Ploiesti, Patriarchal vicar. The building of the new worship place will help promote the Romanian spirituality and traditional architecture in Czhechia.
The church is the first to be built in Czechia after World War II and its consecration is set to take place in 2010, when 65 years will be celebrated from the end of World War II.
Those who wish to join the Romanian Patriarchate by contributing to this sacred deed of honoring the heroes of the Romanian nation, can make deposits in the following accounts of the Romanian Patriarchate, mentioning 'For the Most church.'
The Romanian Patriarchate - Social and Cultural Mission: RO31RNCB0075004895030117 (account in RON) and RO04RNCB0075004895030118 (account in Euro), accounts opened at the Romanian Commercial Bank.
The founding stone was consecrated by the praise-worthy Patriarch Teoctist on June 14 2007, together with Right Rev. Vincentiu of Ploiesti, Patriarchal vicar. The building of the new worship place will help promote the Romanian spirituality and traditional architecture in Czhechia.
The church is the first to be built in Czechia after World War II and its consecration is set to take place in 2010, when 65 years will be celebrated from the end of World War II.
Those who wish to join the Romanian Patriarchate by contributing to this sacred deed of honoring the heroes of the Romanian nation, can make deposits in the following accounts of the Romanian Patriarchate, mentioning 'For the Most church.'
The Romanian Patriarchate - Social and Cultural Mission: RO31RNCB0075004895030117 (account in RON) and RO04RNCB0075004895030118 (account in Euro), accounts opened at the Romanian Commercial Bank.
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The priests of the Archdiocese of Bucharest who have places of worship being built received gifts on behalf of the Patriarch of Romania. The event took place on 10 February 2012, in Europa Christiana room of the Patriarchate Palace.
His Beatitude ...
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Message of His Beatitude Patriarch Daniel at the Seventh Anniversary of „Lumina” Newspaper, Tuesday, 7 February 2012:
The anniversary of seven years since the publication of the first issue of “Lumina” newspaper is an occasion of thanksgiving God and of ...
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Anniversaries
25 February 1769 The future metropolitan Lupu Dionisie was born in Blăjani, county of Buzău
24 February 1908 the future Archbishop Nica Antim (baptised Alexandru) was born in Bogzeşti, county of Orhei (today in the Republic of Moldova)
23 february 1807 Bishop Blajevici Teoctist, abbotat at Dragomirna Monastery, future metropolitan of Moldova Was born in Tişăuţi, County of Suceava,
Memorials
9 february 1950 Bishop Hilarion Mircea of Bacau passed away at Roman
7 February 1902 Passed away in Sibiu, priest Cristea Nicolae
6 february 1945 Theology professor Popescu-Prahova Nicolae passed away in Bucharest
