Holy Cuviosa Parascheva, Celebrated on October 14th. The Story of the Protector of Moldova and the Road of the Monks to Iasi
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Holy Parascheva is one of the most venerated saints of Orthodox tradition, and its mosaics, kept at Iasi, attract hundreds of thousands of pilgrims every year.
The Holy Cuviosa Parascheva is celebrated every year on October 14th, being one of the most beloved saints of the Romanian Orthodox Church and considered to be the protector of Moldova. On this day, thousands of believers, from country and abroad, arrive at Iasi, to worship its saints, in one of the most important religious pilgrimages [...] Article Holy Cuviosa Parascheva, celebrated on October 14th. The story of the protector of Moldova and th…
Every year, in the middle of October, Iaşi becomes one of the most important pilgrimage places for Orthodox believers in Romania. Thousands of people are on their way to worship the patron saint Parascheva, the protector of Moldova.
Every year, on 14 October, the Orthodox preserve the Holy Cuviosa Parascheva, the protector of Moldova and of all those in suffering. Marked with a red cross in the calendar, the celebration gathers at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Iasi thousands of pilgrims come to worship the holy monks brought to Moldova since 1641, by [...]
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