Lună tu, stăpâna mării, pe a lumii boltă luneci Şi gândirilor dând viaţă, suferinţele întuneci; Mii pustiuri scânteiază sub lumina ta fecioară, Şi câţi codri-ascund în umbră strălucire de izvoară!De câte ori ascult versurile acestea, mă trece un fior. Eminescu parcă îmi ştia cele mai adânci gânduri şi vise. Să fi fost el alături de …

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St. Stephen Church in Jerusalem is a Greek Orthodox Church immediately outside the ancient city walls, between Lions Gate and Temple Mount. Coming out of Jerusalem through “Lions Gate” and descending in Cedar Valley, immediately on the right, is the church dedicated to St. Stephen the Archdeacon and First Martyr. According to local tradition, this …

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All details watching the Virgin Mary, considered a “vessel chosen” for the incarnation of the Son of God, the Good News, birth, life, work messianic, crucifixion, resurrection, ascension and stay on the right hand of the Father, all we find precisely mentioned in the writings of the Old Testament prophets hundreds of years before their …

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Holy Virgin Filofteia was born in the city of Tarnovo in Bulgaria, and remaining orphaned following the death of his mother, wise by the Holy Spirit, he began to work with zeal works best. Soon after the death of his mother, father Holy Filofteia took another woman saw them mercy, made his incessant troubles, beating …

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