www.oradesibiu.ro/2026/11/11/ochiul-lui-dumnezeu-d

The Roman Catholic Church "Holy Trinity" in Sibiu, built in 1726, marks its 300th anniversary. Initially a military church, it later became a parish church. Notable figures, including two emperors and a prince, have been associated with it. The church features significant artworks and a symbol often mistaken for Masonic. During WWI, its bells were melted for ammunition, and new ones were installed in 1931. The church has faced challenges during the communist era, with a notable priest preserving its structure. Currently, it serves around 1,600 parishioners under the care of priest Róbert-Attila Birton, who emphasizes unity among Christian denominations.