Transylvanian-shot Greek-Catholic Church Service
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2012
- The simplicity of life is illustrated in this short by summing up the Sunday service in the Greek-Catholic Church.
In the Posaga Community this religion is a minority, the majority being the Orthodox one. Their presence in Romania is overall a rarity and, to some, strange as the country is mainly Orthodox.
The Greek-Catholic celebrate their Christmas same time with the Orthodox (25th of December), they recognize the Pope as the supreme Church ruler and, above all, they put a serious accent on the family value.
My mother's parents are both Greek-Catholic. They have lived in the Community of Posaga for all their lives.
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small yet rivals cathedrals in beauty
Then here in America, the Greek-Catholics are the minority to the Latin
Church, but it seems that the non-Cathedral parishes tend to out-parish
the Cathedrals in terms of what they do to remain vibrant, and gain
Sunday attendance.
yeah unfortunately some liturgies don't match the beauty of the cathedral they are in.
This wonderful video makes me proud and happy to be a Greek Catholic. Thanks.
Are you Polish by any chance?
@@alexfrt01 no, actually, close though. Carpatho Rusyn
Is this an Orthodox Church?
Awesome. I am a Roman Catholic priest. I love this video.
Greetings from the Ruthenian church :)
What a moving short film. These dear old people, so strong in faith, may God bless them.
Beautiful liturgy! Greeting from roman catholic. 😇😇😇
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
St. Joseph the worker, husband of Mary, foster-father of the Son of God, and Patron Saint of Canada...Pray for us!
Please play without the music! I want to hear the chanting!!
This would have been much nicer without the superimposed piano music.
I love this, I've wondered about becoming an eastern Catholic , I've been going to the Latin mass and there all there different groups causing divisions.
I left the Latin side 40 years ago and went to the Melkite Greek- Catholic Church.
Just a really nice little video.
I love it. Watched it a couple of dozen times.
Transylvania is a historical region which is located in central Romania.
Bound on the east and south by its natural borders, the Carpathian mountain range, historical Transylvania extended westward to the Apuseni Mountains.
The term sometimes encompasses not only Transylvania proper, but also parts of the historical regions of Crișana and Maramureș, and occasionally the Romanian part of Banat.
The region of Transylvania is known for the scenery of its Carpathian landscape and its rich history.
It also contains major cities such as Cluj-Napoca, Brașov, Sibiu, Târgu Mureș, and Bistrița.
The Western world commonly associates Transylvania with vampires, because of the influence of Bram Stoker's novel Dracula and its many film adaptations.
true worship
wonderfull. Greeting from Roman Catholic
This is how the Church should be…in unity with the successor of S Peter and with heavenly worship.
Is this from the Romanian Greek Catholic particular church? The term "Greek Catholic" can mean several things. It can mean Byzantine Catholics of all stripes, it can mean a Greek person who is Catholic (Latin or Eastern) and it can specify the Greek Catholic Church in Greece. Just curious.
Yes, Romanian Greek Catholic. Thanks for asking, and sorry for the late-ish reply ;)
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I'm confused. There is no Transylvanian Greek-Catholic Church. Transyvania is part of Romania. There is a Romanian Greek-Catholic Church most of whose members I imagine to be in Transylvania (which was once part of Hungary). It is also probable that other Greek-Catholic Churchs are represented there, such as the Ukrainian and Ruthanians. Eastern Europe is ethnically a very mixed up place .
The Romanian Greek Catholic Church was essentially Transylvanian. Indeed, this Church was born when the Romanian Orthodox Metropolia of Transylvania decided, in 1697, to recover communion with the Catholic Church. Even today, most Romanian Greek Catholics are found in Transylvania (even though a few of them can be found in Bucarest).
Can I reupload this? I would link the video to the original video (this video)
what is the music called?
Carpathian plain chant.
they make the sign of cross just like Orthodox Christians. so it's more like a cultural thing I guess.
They make the sign of the cross in a Byzantine manner, this tradition is used by both Orthodox and Greek-Catholics
@@costikafainosag1059 Then why are they catholic and not orthodox?
@Alex Frt, because they chose so
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Cât de mult poți minți!!!!! Biserică greco-catolică nu a furat nicio dată!!!Voi ne-ați furat, noi am suferit în închisori! Cât poți minți??? Bine a zis Cardinalul Iuliu Hossu pe patul de moarte în spital, ultimele lui cuvinte: "Lupta mea s-a încheiat, a voastră continuă!"Într-adevar lupta noastră continuă..... Până și mai mari BOR recunosc BRU ca o biserică adevărată, chiar un mare istoric: Nicolaie Iorga!!!
The Greek orthodox and Catholic it's not the same! ! !
This is Greek Orthodox not Catholic!
nope
There is Benedict pope's photo.
Pope's photo is there in the Church... It is one of the Church within Catholic Church.. We have a diverse family of many rites.. Feeling lucky to be in this family
Nope. This is a Byzantine Catholic Church.