Romanian Orthodox Metropolis and students build home for orphans

Iași, Romania, October 20, 2022

Photo: basilica.ro Photo: basilica.ro     

The Romanian Orthodox Christian Students Association (ASCOR) of Iaşi has built another house for a needy family.

The house is just about ready—ASCOR is currently making the final preparations for the completion of the fourth such house. The wood for building the house was donated by the Metropolis of Moldova and Bukovina, reports the Basilica News Agency.

The ASCOR volunteers hope to be able to hand over the keys to the future tenants before the beginning of the cold season. The beneficiaries are the sisters Sidonia and Irina, whose parents passed away in 2019, and their grandmother who now takes care of them.

ASCOR Iaşi’s third house was blessed in May 2021, and handed over to a widowed mother and her five young children.

Follow OrthoChristian on Twitter, Vkontakte, Telegram, WhatsApp, MeWe, and Gab!

10/20/2022

See also
Romanian Church building palliative care center for children Romanian Church building palliative care center for children Romanian Church building palliative care center for children Romanian Church building palliative care center for children
The center will assist children at various stages of progressive chronic diseases free of charge, providing medical, spiritual, social, and psychological assistance. Romanian Archdiocese builds home for family of priest who died at 34 (+VIDEO) Romanian Archdiocese builds home for family of priest who died at 34 (+VIDEO) Romanian Archdiocese builds home for family of priest who died at 34 (+VIDEO) Romanian Archdiocese builds home for family of priest who died at 34 (+VIDEO)
This week, the family was given a new home by the Romanian Orthodox Archdiocese of Bucharest. Children who recently lost their mother receive new home from Romanian parish Children who recently lost their mother receive new home from Romanian parish Children who recently lost their mother receive new home from Romanian parish Children who recently lost their mother receive new home from Romanian parish
Fr. Cătălin Tudose managed to mobilize the faithful to build and furnish the home in just a few months, and on Saturday, July 2, the house was blessed.
Comments
Here you can leave your comment on the present article, not exceeding 4000 characters. All comments will be read by the editors of OrthoChristian.Com.
Enter through FaceBook
Your name:
Your e-mail:
Enter the digits, seen on picture:

Characters remaining: 4000

Subscribe
to our mailing list

* indicates required
×