Hundreds of people lined up at the Metropolitan Cathedral in Iași to venerate the relics of Saint Parascheva, before the official start of the pilgrimage.
Liviu Brăteanu
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The religious pilgrimage dedicated to Saint Parascheva will begin on October 8, but many believers have come earlier to avoid the crowds. The line extends for about two kilometers. The reliquary with the relics will be taken out in procession on Wednesday and will remain exposed until October 15. Pilgrims will have the opportunity to venerate a fragment of the relics of Saint Gregory Palamas. Restaurants and parishes in Iași will provide food and drinks for the pilgrims.
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Sute de oameni stau deja la coadă să se închine la moaştele Sfintei Parascheva. Pelerinajul de la Iași începe miercuri
Sute de pelerini așteaptă deja la rând la moaștele Sfintei Parascheva. Pregătirile pentru marele pelerinaj sunt în plină desfășurare
Sute de oameni aşteaptă, la Catedrala Mitropolitană din Iaşi, să se închine la moaştele Sfintei Parascheva. Pelerinajul începe miercuri
Sute de oameni aşteaptă deja la catedrala din Iaşi pentru a se închina la moaştele Sfintei Parascheva, sărbătorită în 14 octombrie / Preoții au adus noi moaște, ale Sfântului Grigorie Palama
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