Alexandru Nemoianu: „About the Romanian-American Culture“
November 26, 2007
Lately, a number of books, periodicals and individuals debated aspects regarding the Romanian-American culture in its entirety and in a number of details. A good portion of the opinions expressed were laudative, objective and constructive. They tried to analyze the Romanian-American group and its culture, and to the best of the ability of the respective authors. they tried to assess the importance of our group and the significance of its culture. On the other hand, a number of voices were very vehement and totally critical. It was said that the Romanian-American culture is a “peripheral” phenomenon and that the culture activities of our group, especially the Romanian Radio Hours, the few Romanian TV Hours and almost of all, the periodicals published by our group, are “amateurish”, that they lack “professionalism” and that according to a “superior” and “sophisticated” pom: of view, they are almost an embarrassment. Such sorts of comments are obviously negative and detrimental and besides, they are inaccurate. At best. such comments try to promote a son of uncalled-for elitism and at worst, try to humiliate and misrepresent a very complex cultural phenomenon in its entirety. >>>>>Alexandru Nemoianu>>>>>
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Archbishop NATHANIEL was born in Aurora IL, on June 12, 1940, to a family of Romanian heritage (County of Satu Mare) who attended the Saint Michael the Archangel Romanian Greek-Catholic Church in Aurora. Having gained from his experiences at Saint Michael’s a desire to serve the Lord as a priest, he attended Saint Procopius College, a Benedictine-operated liberal arts school and “Pontifical Eastern Rite Center” in Lisle IL.
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