The Catholic Church In A Village From Transylvania Stock Photo

The Romanian Church United with Rome, the Greek-Catholic is actually the Church of the Transylvanian Orthodox Romanians who, as a religious institution, on October 7, 1698, through the testimony signed by the Orthodox Metropolitan Athanasius Anghel and 38 Archdiocese of Transylvania, following a synod. held in Alba Iulia, in the old city of Belgrade, they declared that they unite willingly and are part of the Church of Rome, keeping the traditions and rites of the Eastern Church.