Young Romanians from around the borders are trained as leaders by the Association of Orthodox Youth from Banatul de Muntetranslated

Dozens of young Romanians from around the borders - more precisely from Serbia and the Republic of Moldova - are learning to be leaders through an international Erasmus+ project carried out by the Association of Orthodox Youth from Banatul de Munte (ATOR BM) in partnership with the Diocese of Dacia Felix and the Diocese of South Bessarabia.

The project, entitled "Strong Voices - Young people from the village build their future", takes place between October 23-31, in Brebu Nou, Caraș-Severin county, starting on Saturday with a Te Deum officiated at the Church of the "Holy Trinity" and "St. Iosif cel Nou de la Partoș" of the Gărâna Parish.

The activities started with prayer The clergy who coordinate the youth and catechesis activities from three dioceses gathered in the Diocese of Caransebeș, where, between October 23-31, 35 young Romanians from the country and around the borders learn to be leaders through a program designed by the Orthodox Youth Association (ATOR) from Banatul de Munte. Photo credit: ATOR Banatul de Munte The service was officiated by father diocesan inspector Mihai Ciucur, coordinator of the Youth Department of the Diocese of Caransebeș, together with parents Daniel Filip, diocesan inspector of...