US EditionBishop Erik Varden: Atheism Is Losing Its Importance, People Are Looking for the Truth
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"We are facing a turning point today," says the chairman of the Nordic bishops. "I see a new movement of the tectonic plates that shape our worldview. The galloping materialism of recent decades no longer convinces anyone," says Bishop Erik Varden, a convert to Catholicism and former Trappist abbot. The priest emphasizes that people are awakening to the desire for truth. The truth of the Gospel is returning "I am a Christian, a monk, a bishop. T…
On Tuesday, May 27, a deeply spiritual atmosphere enveloped the town of Slobozia in Giurgiu County, where hundreds of believers gathered with devotion at the Monastery of Saint John the Russian to honor the protector of the settlement. The central moment of this day of prayer and communion was the hierarchal service performed by His Grace Father Ambrozie, Bishop of Giurgiu, who at the end delivered a sermon full of gravity and emotion, touching …
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