Volunteers of the “St. Stephen the Great Youth Center of the Romanian Orthodox Diocese of Northern Europe” (CTSM) – the Copenhagen branch, met on Saturday for the final stage of the charity project “Warm Boots”. The project consisted of the … Read More
His Grace Father Macarie Drăgoi, the Bishop of the Romanian Orthodox Diocese of Northern Europe, has been in missionary service in the Romanian communities in the northwest of Norway these days. The hierarch received Confession and served the Holy Communion … Read More
The importance of protecting the environment, the harmful effects of pollution or the common responsibility of humanity to save the planet is the subject of concern for many people, these topics of great importance being debated in all the contemporary … Read More
The young Georgiana Rodica Stratu, 25-year-old, a close faithful of our Diocese, from Priponeşti, Galati County, Romania, suffers from a serious misfortune due to faulty surgery and needs our help to bear the cost of the operations that will follow. … Read More
On Christmas Eve, the Romanian Orthodox Diocese of Northern Europe made a beautiful charity action to support the needy children and families of the “Diaconia Mission of the Metropolitan Church of Bessarabia”. The campaign “Let’s Rejoice in the Birth of … Read More
The Romanian Orthodox Diocese of Northern Europe continues and develops the social project initiated in collaboration with the Romanian Orthodox Parish of the Valley of Vinyard from the Archdiocese of Sibiu, which aims to financially support the poor children in … Read More
His Grace Bishop Macarie Drăgoi of the Romanian Orthodox Diocese of Northern Europe participated on May 6, 2018, at the Pedaling for Life bicycle march, organized by the Youth Center “St. Stephen the Great” (CSTM). The charity action took … Read More
His Grace Bishop Macarie Drăgoi of the Romanian Orthodox Diocese of Northern Europe was on Saturday, April 28, at Copsa Mică, to participate in a philanthropic event organized by the Romanian Orthodox Diocese of Northern Europe called “Social Scholarships … Read More
It was the fall of 2016, in Denmark, a country that became our adoptive motherland more than 15 years ago. We have reached these lands through the mobility program for European students, Socrates Erasmus, which allowed us to complete … Read More
