The Orthodox community in Durham celebrated two years since the consecration of the churchtranslated

The Parish of "St. Cuthbert and St. Bede the Venerable" in Durham, Great Britain, celebrated on Sunday two years since the consecration of the church, through a Holy Liturgy officiated by His Eminence Father Athanasius, Archbishop of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

The service was also attended by Nicoleta Teodorovici, the Consul General of Romania in Manchester, who highlighted the role of the Church in preserving the spiritual and cultural identity of Romanians in the diaspora.

The secret work of divine powers His Eminence explained the miracle of the resurrection of the widow's son from Nain, highlighting the power of the Savior Jesus Christ over death and the hope of eternal life: "Where the limit of human powers is reached, the mysterious work of divine powers is discovered."

The archbishop emphasized the three resurrections performed by the Savior, that of the daughter of Jairus, the son of the widow of Nain and Lazarus, which foreshadows the resurrection of the people and shows the call of all humanity to eternal life.

The Most Reverend Father Athanasius highlighted the spiritual renewal of man through faith, emphasizing that meeting Christ must bring a change in everyone's life...