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The Patriarch of Romania at Saint Paraschevi Church of Istanbul
10 March 2010 – Rev. Prof. of Theology Dumitru Popescu
The Primates of Orthodox Churches Celebrated the Divine Liturgy at the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople
The Holy Great Synod of the Orthodox Church Will Meet in 2016 at Constantinople (Istanbul)
The Third Day of the Synaxis of the Primates of the Orthodox Churches
The Second Day of the Synaxis of the Primates of the Orthodox Churches
The First Day of the Primates of the Orthodox Churches
The Pan-Orthodox Synaxis – a Spiritual Representative Event
The Primates of the Orthodox Churches have gathered in the Patriarchal Cathedral in Constantinople
6 march 1939 – Passed away Patriarch Miron Cristea
5 march 1910 – was born the fourth patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church, Justin Moisescu
The Patriarch of Romania at 24 years of hierarchal service
4 march 2014 – 24 Years Since His Beatitude Patriarch Daniel Was Ordained Hierarch
The Patriarch of Romania Celebrated the Canon Service of Saint Andrew the Cretan at the Patriarchal Cathedral
Forgiveness is the good beginning of the Lent
Meeting of the Primates of the Orthodox Churches for Preparing the Pan-Orthodox Synod of Constantinople, 5 – 9 March 2014
28 February 1904 – Missionary priest Gheorghe Secaș was born in Răhău, county of Alba
28 February 1897 – Rev. theology professor Isidor Onciul passed away in Cernăuți
28 February 1983 – Priest and theology professor Ioan Petreuță passed away in Timișoara
27 February 1907 – Priest Nicodim Belea was born in Cornești village
27 February 1879 – The future Metropolitan Visarion Puiu (baptized Victor) was born in Pașcani, county of Iași
27 February 1923 – Bishop Nifon Niculescu (baptized Nicolae) passed away in Bucharest
27 February 1948 – Patriarch Nicodim Munteanu of the Romanian Orthodox Church (baptized Nicolae) passed away
26 February 1890 – Priest, historian and folklorist Dumitru Furtuna was born in Tocileni, county of Brașov
25 February 1769 – The future metropolitan Lupu Dionisie was born in Blăjani, county of Buzău
Criterion of judgement is the merciful love
22 February 1901 – future Patriarch Justinian Marina (1948-1977), was born in the village Suești, Valcea County
The Patriarch of Romania Licensed Four Priests of the Archdiocese of Bucharest as Father Confessors
The Patriarch of Romania Celebrated the Divine Liturgy at the Patriarchal Cathedral
February 15, 1823 – Bishop Melchisedec Ștefănescu was born in Garcina, Neamt County
February 15, 1838 – The priest and professor Eusebiu Popovici was born
14 february 1996 – Reestablishment of Huși Episcopate
The Holy Synod Reiterates the Position Concerning the Definition in the Romanian Constitution of the Family Based on the Marriage between a Man and a Woman
February 13, 1911 – Was born The priest, professor and composer Gheorghe Soima
February 13, 1994 – Priest and professor Beju Ioan has passed away in Sibiu
The Church National Assembly Estimated and Approved the Activity of the Church in 2013 and the Projects for 2014
Annual Meeting Of The Church National Council
10 february 1851 – Bishop Sofronie Miclescu elected Metropolitan of Moldova
February 10, 1881 – The priest and professor Niculae M. Popescu, who taught History of the Romanian Orthodox Church, was born in Dambovicioara, Dambovita County