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God urges us not to miss the feast of the Son of the Emperor: PS Timotei Prahoveanul at the Cornu de Jos Parishtranslated

September 6, 2026 · 1 min read

"God's call addressed to us, all of us, - through the mystery of Baptism and through the urge of the heart from the bottom, which faithful people should always feel - urges us not to miss the feast of the Son of the Emperor", said the Most Reverend Father Timotei Prahoveanul, Vicar Bishop of the Archdiocese of Bucharest, on Sunday, at the Cornu de Jos Parish in Prahova County.

His Eminence explained that this feast represents the Liturgy, which the Savior instituted on Holy and Great Thursday through the Last Supper.

The call to the Eucharistic Supper PS Timotei Prahoveanul blessed on Sunday, September 6, 2026, the renovation works carried out at the Cornu de Jos Parish, Prahova county. Photo: Lumina Newspaper / Mihnea Păduraru "This is the greatest and highest calling addressed to anyone. All other callings, other human dignities, higher, lower, on the hierarchical rung, are important and more or less deceive each of us," said the hierarch.

"But there is no higher calling and no truer honor than to be present at the Supper or the Feast of the Lamb."

The Hierarch recalled that the Fathers of the Church tell us that the Church is the house...

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Василь Коваль

Thanks for the article. It made me think how PS Timotei clearly said that the Liturgy is the feast of the Son of the Emperor and that nothing is higher than being there. I hope that the works at Cornu de Jos last for many years and gather more people on Sundays. Here in Poltava, we also try not to miss the Holy Liturgy, even if it is sometimes difficult.

Антон Кузнецов

Thanks for the article. It is good that Vladyka Timothy said directly: The Liturgy is the very feast of the Son of the King, and there is nothing higher than this honor. In Yaroslavl, too, after the renovation of the church, people began to come more often on Sundays. How are things going with this in Poltava now?