Bishop Ioan Casian, 25 years after the founding of a Romanian parish in Montreal: A seed that took roottranslated

Bishop Ioan Casian of Canada participated in the anniversary of a quarter of a century since the establishment of the Parish of "Holy Archangels Michael and Gabriel" in Montreal, Canada, which took place from October 1-3.

The hierarch emphasized that "in the reality of North American Orthodox communities, 25 years already means a seed that has taken root and is beginning to bear fruit."

The anniversary included a program of conferences with varied themes and services. The Reverend Father Ioan Casian celebrated the Holy Liturgy on Saturday, where he showed the importance of the anniversary for the Montreal parish community.

"Christians founded churches and monasteries and transmitted this faith from generation to generation, up to us today, keeping alive the message of salvation," said His Eminence.

"This mission, and then the church, turned out to be a place of God and a house where we come to pray and remember God, but at the same time to remember, first of all, who we are. Because this is essential."

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