The Patriarch Of Romania At The Dedication Day Of Sinaia Monastery
On 13 June 2011, hundreds of faithful attended the celebration of the dedication day of the “Holy Trinity” Monastery of Sinaia. The people attending the religious service had the joy to have His Beatitude Daniel, Patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church present at Sinaia Monastery – informs Trinitas Radio station.
His Beatitude Patriarch Daniel showed, in the sermon delivered, the importance of worshipping the Holy Trinity in our Church: “The Holy Trinity is not an abstract theory, but the perfect love among distinct Persons, but undivided. The Holy Spirit involves us in the eternal love of the Father for the Son through the Baptism. This is why the Church, which baptises the people in the name of the Holy Trinity is full of the Holy Trinity, because the grace of the Holy Trinity lives in every man baptised in the name of the Holy Trinity. Because we are baptised in the name of the Holy Trinity and bear in us the grace of the Holy Trinity which is the grace of our adoption in God-the-Son as sons through the grace of the Heavenly Father, then all the spiritual breathing of the Church is the following: we say “In the name of the Father and Son and of the Holy Spirit” when we begin the work and “glory to the Father and Son and of the Holy Spirit” when we finish it.
