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Thank you, Cristin! I actually spent a couple of days in Bucharest in May 2008 while traveling around Europe with a friend. At the time, I didn't know what Orthodoxy even was but kept finding myself drawn into all of these beautiful churches, thinking they must be Catholic. I think I even lit candles and venerated icons, having no idea what I was doing! My friend was atheist so she wasn't quite as excited but thankfully she let me keep dragging her into the churches. :smile:
Welcome Emily! Glad you joined us. I'm sure you'll meet some great Orthodox people here. We also have some exciting new things coming soon on the site. Stay tuned. God bless you!
Greetings from Romania! I am Cristin Slobozeanu, a Romanian Orthodox writer. I would like to share the first volume of my debut novel, Ignorance, the Freedom of the Weak. It is a story about coming of age in a dystopian society, about the inner and outer stuggles for freedom of two teenagers. "Prison. The only place in this society where everyone is equal.Case fights for wings in a place where the sky is a ceiling. The spreading curtain of globalitarism stands in his way. A world without doors is in the making.While he is rebelling against the world, Sayanne walks the border between the present and the past. When everything dies, the illusion crumbles and unveils the enemy. Herself.To each their own war." Enjoy your journey!In Christ,C.S.