Christian Education in a Pluralistic Culture: Growing Children in Today's World May, 4-6, 2020
When we refer to religious singing, in current language, we think or refer to church singers, a negligible professional category, often forgetting the extremely important role they have in the aesthetics of the Orthodox worship. Of course, the … read more
In the beginnings, the poets of the Church composed their own hymns to be sung in churches; known as hymnographers, they often were not only the authors of the text, but also the composers of the music, which led them to be called melodists. Active … read more
"The Church is called to think of new ways and contemporary pastoral methods, for the state of social abandonment and disinterest towards the elderly that we often find in today's society, getting closer to their needs and expectations. Valuing and helping the elderly are expressions of spiritual … read more
Chromatic harmony is the phrase that best defines the pavement and mural art of ancient Christian basilicas. The colours of the earth that speak a language so original but so current. Stone has discretion, but also strength. It is a plastic language reminiscent of the authenticity of our … read more
THE FACULTY OF ORTHODOX THEOLOGY IN ALBA IULIA AND ITS PARTNERS:
– “1 Decembrie 1918” University of Alba Iulia, Romania
– Orthodox Archdiocese of Alba Iulia
– Doctoral School in Theology, Alba Iulia
– State Secretariat for Religious Affairs, Bucharest
– National Authority for Scientific Research and Innovation
– Alba County Council
– Alba Iulia City Hall
– Center for Interreligious Research and Christian Psychopedagogy, Alba Iulia
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