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Situated in the eastern part of the Central Square, The
Big Cathedral (1934) is noticeable among the orthodoxe places
of worship of Romania by having the largest painted surface.
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"Crucification" strained glass
window from Small Cathedral.
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Stone Church- built with the expense of the archbishop
Ioan Bob of Blaj (1794)
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Near Tirgu-Mures, in the last two decades, "Recea Monastiry"
monachal complex was built, a place of pilgrimage and christian
recolection.
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The city where for centuries
people from different nations have been living together
is of course the place where places of worship of several
religions stand together.
Wooden Church, where in 1866 Mihai Eminescu, the poet,
rested on his way to Blaj.
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The Roman-Catholic Curch 1723-1764
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Built in the XIV-XVth century, the Church from the Citadel
was at the beginning a catholic place of prayer, and after
1556 if serves for the believers converted to protestantism.
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It is the proof, over time, of a numerous
jewish comunity.
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