Usage in Religious Education and Service
In Vojvodina there are 40 Romanian historical parishes, with 42 priests, under the jurisdiction of the Romanian Orthodox Eparchy "Dacia Felix" based in Vršac and headed by Daniil Partoşanul, vicar bishop of the Archdiocese of Timişoara.
Starting 2006, religion in the Romanian language is taught in the state schools in Serbia. Two new textbooks for the first and the second grade were published for the students attending religion in the Romanian language. The textbooks were approved by the Commission of the Government of the Republic of Serbia for Religious Education in Elementary and Middle Schools.
Read more about this topic: Official Status Of Romanian Language In Vojvodina
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