Monday, 22 July 2013, His Beatitude Daniel, Patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church celebrates his 62th birthday. The Patriarch of Romania was born on 22 July 1951, in Dobrești village, Bara commune, Tomiș county, as…
Today, 21 July 2013, the 4th Sunday after Pentecost, named the Sunday of Healing the centurion’s servant, His Beatitude Daniel, Patriarch of Romania, celebrated the Divine Liturgy in the chapel of “Saint Great Martyr George”…
Today, 20 July 2013, His Beatitude Daniel, Patriarch of Romania consecrated the outside painting of the church of “Saint Elijah” – Ghencea church of Bucharest. Besides His Beatitude, His Grace Varlaam Ploiesteanul, Assistant Bishop to…
Saturday morning, 20 June 2013, His Beatitude Daniel, Patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church consecrated the church of “Saint Elijah” in Titan district of Bucharest and the social – pastoral settlement of “Saint Elijah” in…
20 July 1874 – Professor of theology and historian Nicolae Dobrescu was born in Celei, Olt county. Seminary Studies ‘Central’ and the Faculties of Theology and Humanities in Bucharest with specialization at the University of…
20 July 1828 – Bishop Gregory Râmniceanu passed away in Bucharest. Hierodeacon ordained monks at the Diocese Râmnic (c. 1780), then hieromonk (1787); studied the same Bishopric. There has copied about 15 manuscripts, among which:…
Monday, 22 July 2013, His Beatitude Daniel, Patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church celebrates 62 years of life. On this occasion, at 7.30 hours, the Patriarch of Romania will celebrate the Divine Liturgy in the…
19 July 1909 – Priest Mihai Mănucă was born in Flamanzi, Botosani county-historian and publicist. Seminary Studies ‘Benjamin’ in Iasi (1922-1930) and the Faculty of Theology in Cernăuți (1930-1934). From 1933-1935 followed the Pedagogic Seminary…
18 July 1993 – Teacher Nicolae Lungu passed away in Bucharest-conductor and composer. Seminary Studies ‘Central’ (1912-1920) and Normal School Teachers (abs. 1920), Conservatory of Bucharest (1920-1925) and Theology (abs. 1927), summer courses for conductors…
