One Year Since the Election of His Beatitude Daniel as Patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church
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His Beatitude Daniel celebrates today, September 12, 2008, one year since he was elected Patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church. On the evening of September 12, 2007, around 8 p.m., the Holy Synod validated the election of the new Patriarch of our Church, namely Most Rev. Daniel Ciobotea, then Archbishop of Iasi and Metropolitan of Moldavia and Bukovina.
In his thanksgiving speech, at the Patriarchal Cathedral in Bucharest, the sixth Patriarch of Romania expressed his gratitude towards the Holy Synod and the members of the National Church Assembly for the trust they showed him, and stated his desire to serve the Romanian Orthodox Church. His Beatitude also highlighted that the Patriarch does not perform his mission alone, but together with the Holy Synod, the clergy, the monastics and all the faithful of the Romanian Orthodox Church.
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In his thanksgiving speech, at the Patriarchal Cathedral in Bucharest, the sixth Patriarch of Romania expressed his gratitude towards the Holy Synod and the members of the National Church Assembly for the trust they showed him, and stated his desire to serve the Romanian Orthodox Church. His Beatitude also highlighted that the Patriarch does not perform his mission alone, but together with the Holy Synod, the clergy, the monastics and all the faithful of the Romanian Orthodox Church.
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