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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.
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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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