More than 250 Romanian and Ukrainian children participated in a camp of the Ukrainian Orthodox Vicariatetranslated

The Ukrainian Orthodox Vicariate organized the fifth edition of the Orthodox Camp of Joy, which was attended by over 250 Romanian and Ukrainian children from Timiș, Arad and Caraș-Severin counties.

The activity took place between July 14-16 at the "Holy Trinity" Ukrainian Monastery in Pereu, according to a post published on the vicarage's Facebook page. Approximately 80 volunteers, including priests, teachers, theologians, psychologists and doctors, contributed to the smooth running of the activities.

"These people have invested love, patience and dedication so that all children feel trust, security and joy with them," the post of the Ukrainian Orthodox Vicariate states.

The program included creative workshops and games "to develop in the souls of the participants faith, beauty, trust and love towards God and towards the neighbor".

The children also participated in a football championship, a bonfire, a talent evening, a hike and recreational activities held in the Nădrăgel river.

The camp program also had a liturgical component. On each of the three days, the Holy Liturgy was performed, and numerous children confessed and...