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The Holy Trinity Church of Tanaku was perched on top of a hill, a steep walk from the village down below.

In the icy northeast Romanian winter months, parishioners had to make their way through snow and mud if they wanted to attend Sunday service.

Outside the convent, on a white fence was a sign.

This is the house of God.

Here the angels sing.

Here God speaks.

And people listen, pray, repent, become saintly, live as in heaven next to God.

Construction of the church finished in 2001. So in 2005 it was still growing into itself. Religion

had been banned in Romania for many years. The collapse of communism brought an

insurgents of religious awakening and many churches and monasteries were built across the country.

About 30 nuns lived and served at Tanaku Church.

They were thankful for the peace of the Tanaku Monastery and felt that in the silence they would truly hear the voice of God.

The men in charge of the convent was Father Daniel Coro Giano.

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