The Romanian Community in a Danish City Will Have Its Own Place of Worship with State Supporttranslated

The Romanian community in the city of Haderslev, Denmark, will benefit from its own place of worship after the completion of the project to acquire a church, carried out by the local parish with funding from the Department for Romanian Diaspora, according to a press release.

The effort aimed to secure a permanent space for the celebration of services and catechetical activities, educational workshops, gatherings of believers, and cultural or social events.

Until the realization of this project, the parish had conducted its activities in temporarily available spaces.

"Beyond its strictly religious dimension, the establishment of a proper place of worship is also a meeting point for Romanian families, a place for the preservation and transmission of the language, traditions, and cultural values to younger generations," transmitted representatives of the Department for Romanian Diaspora.

At the same time, the existence of a permanent headquarters will facilitate the parish's collaboration with local Danish institutions and authorities, as well as its involvement in the life of the city.

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