Religious and cultural events held across Romania, Moldova, and abroad

Various religious and cultural events involving Orthodox and Greek-Catholic communities have taken place across Romania, Moldova, Canada, and Germany.

In Romania, the Arad Protopopiat held an autumn conference for priests focusing on theological and pastoral themes. In Oradea, the Francisc Hubic Coral Festival featured six choirs at the Saint Nicholas Cathedral, preparing for the 2027 Jubilee Year. Additionally, priests from Galați, Brăila, and Tulcea participated in addiction counseling training in Brăila, while a new church was consecrated in Câmpeni, Cluj.

In Moldova, Bishop Siluan of Orhei celebrated the Divine Liturgy at Curchi Monastery, and the Metropolis of Basarabia nominated two candidates for the Bishopric of Bălți following a synod meeting in Chișinău.

International activities included the annual clergy conference of the Romanian Orthodox Metropolis of Two Americas in Toronto, Canada, which addressed the role of the priestly family in pastoral mission. In Vienna, Germany, the Saint Stephen the Great Parish hosted a talent evening for Romanian youth, supported by the Department for Romanians Abroad.

In Maramureș, Bishop Iustin celebrated the Divine Liturgy and consecrated a cemetery chapel in Moisei I.