Slujbă de pomenire pentru Mitropolitul Miron Romanul, la Catedrala Mitropolitană din Sibiu / foto

Miron Romanul was commemorated in Sibiu on the 128th anniversary of his death, highlighting his contributions to Romanian education and culture. A memorial service was held at the Metropolitan Cathedral, attended by clergy and local believers. The event emphasized his leadership during the Austro-Hungarian regime, advocating for Romanian language education. Protosinghel Calist Magyar noted Romanul's adherence to Saint Andrew Şaguna's principles, involving laypeople in church governance. After the service, attendees visited his grave, which remains a site of remembrance for his impact on Transylvanian religious and cultural life. Born in 1828, Romanul was a key figure in defending Romanian identity against Hungarian policies and promoting education.