Romania’s National Cathedral to be Consecrated
Romania’s National Cathedral, one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, will be consecrated on October 26.
The Romanian Patriarchate announced this, presenting a detailed timeline of the building’s construction that spans two decades.
Construction Timeline
In 2005, the site for the National Cathedral was chosen in downtown Bucharest, near the Palace of Parliament, in accordance with the wishes of the late Patriarch Teoctist.
- The government issued an emergency ordinance, designating 110,000 square meters for the project.
- In 2006, the land was formally handed over to the Romanian Patriarchate.
- On November 29, 2007, Patriarch Daniel officiated the blessing of the foundation stone.
- Later that year, Parliament adopted a law approving the construction of the architectural complex.
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Author’s summary: Romania’s National Cathedral consecration set for October 26.
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