The Orthodox Bishop of Oradea, Dr. Sofronie Drincec, emphasizes the importance of authentic love and collaboration in addressing addictions.
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The Orthodox Bishop of Oradea, Dr. Sofronie Drincec, stated that the approach to the phenomenon of addiction requires responsibility, truth, and, most importantly, authentic love. According to him, there are no miraculous solutions to this complex problem, but it is essential to go through a long journey based on patience and community support. Drincec highlighted the importance of collaboration between the Church and specialists in the health field to provide real help to those affected by addiction. This holistic approach is considered crucial in the process of recovery and reintegration of affected individuals into society.
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