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The picture of the National Cathedral was sacred on Sunday, in the presence of the patriarch Daniel of the Roman Orthodox Church and the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartolomeu of Constantinople. Inside were received about 3,000 guests, and in...
Thousands of pilgrims and 2,500 official guests, including President Nicushor Dan, as well as family members, and Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, attended Sunday at the opening of the National Cathedral. The largest Orthodox church in the world was dedicated to the work of...
The St. John's Cathedral is located today, 26 October, being one of the most important moments in the recent history of the Roman Orthodox Church, marking a new chapter in the Christian-Orthodox world. The event is led by the Patriarch Ecumenic Bartolomeu and the patriarch Daniel of the Roman Orthodox Church, where 10,000 pilgrims and 2,500 official guests are present. The LIVE TEXT VIDEO VIDEO Article The Stirling of the Cathedral of Mantoirie …
A special day of celebration for the Orthodox believers in Romania, who were witnesses to a historic event: the celebration of the dedication of the pictures of the National Cathedral.
The drawing in Byzantine tradition of the National Cathedral was dedicated Sunday by the Patriarch Ecumenical Bartolomeu I of Constantinople and by the patriarch Daniel of the Roman Orthodox Church, accompanied by a room of 65 yesterdays, 70 priests and 12 deacons, according to tvrinfo.ro. The event was broadcast directly by the Roman TV, which was an official partner of the event, along with Trinitas TV.
Beyond the walls of the Cathedral of Mantura of Neam, thousands of believers gathered to be part of the historic moment. They followed the work on screens, patiently and frequently. Some of them even found out that the most likely would not be able to lock up on the altar until evening.
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