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The Cave of Saint Andrew
A video documentary by CĂTĂLIN KISLINGER
Tradition says that two thousand years ago Apostle Andrew arrived in Dacia. And that for a while the Apostle and his disciples found shalter in a cave.
Nearby Ion Corvin a village in a Canstanta county, there is a cave considered to be the first Christian halidom in Romania. The legend of the place says that Apostle Andrew lived for some tine in this cave.
In a niche inside the cave there is some sort of bed carved in stone. It is said that Apostle Andrew was resting there.
Today the cave is a pilgrimage place for thousands of Christian believers.
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