Romanians Flock to New Cathedral
Thousands of pilgrims gathered in Bucharest, Romania, for the consecration of the world's largest Orthodox church, the People's Salvation Cathedral.
After 15 years of construction, the cathedral, also known as the National Cathedral, was opened to the public. The cathedral stands over 125 meters tall and can accommodate 5,000 worshippers.
The cathedral's interior features opulent frescoes and mosaics depicting saints and icons, showcasing the country's deeply Orthodox heritage.
The cathedral's construction was initially proposed over a century ago, but was delayed due to two world wars and decades of communist rule that suppressed religion.
The consecration ceremony drew large crowds of worshippers and officials, marking a significant event in the country's religious history.
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