ARC Camps: The children of a Romanian parish in Italy discovered cultural and spiritual landmarks in Bucharesttranslated

The children of the "Saint Boniface the Martyr" Parish in Italy discovered cultural and spiritual landmarks in Bucharest during the 17th edition of the ARC Camps program.

During the visit to the Capital, from July 7-14, the participants visited some of the most important cultural and historical objectives of the city, having the opportunity to get to know the national heritage and history of Romania better.

The program included visits to the "Grigore Antipa" National Museum of Natural History, the Arc de Triumf Museum, the Mogoșoaia Palace and the Cotroceni Palace. At the same time, the children went behind the scenes of Romanian Television, where they watched how a news journal is made.

The children participated in the Holy Liturgy at the Patriarchal Cathedral, on which occasion they also worshiped the relics of Saint Demetrius the New, the Protector of Bucharest.

In addition to cultural and spiritual activities, the participants took part in sports and educational programs, carried out throughout the duration of the camp.

The parish representatives thanked the Department for Romanians Everywhere and all those involved in the organization of the project, emphasizing that such initiatives...