Rroyal Highness Mother Alexandra. 1990 interview.

[@simona-sandarotaru1555]

Dumnezeu sa te odihnească în pace, prințesa Ileana - fiica minunata a Reginei noastre Maria, copil bun al Lui Dumnezeu - Măicuță Alexandra!

[@sadasdsdsdsd2922]

Romania will always love you

[@tinaluisa4071]

💖💖💖 We will always love you ! Rest in peace Princess Ileana!💖💖💖

[@ioanalabiad7197]

Princess Ileana, the most beautiful from all Queen Mary's children!

[@mirelairinapetre6503]

She was beautiful till the end!❤

[@dandraghicescu5120]

Modest Princess and beauty discreet of Mother Alexandra will remain forever.

[@maritzianoo]

Thank You, Catholic Prist! My eyes are full with tears of joy! Rest in peace, Princes Ileana!

[@mirela-alis-dobrescu]

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[@stanleygoering4856]

If the Russian empire survived, she would have been the tsarina of Russia who married alexei

[@lailasuban7958]

How is that possible? They were young when they met and how is it possible for them to talk to each other if he speaks russian and her romanian?(no hate just asking)

[@stanleygoering4856]

@@lailasuban7958 they would have understood either French or German which was spoken within the Russian and Romanian court!

[@lailasuban7958]

@@stanleygoering4856 ohh I see, I know they met when they were young but how could she possibly become tsarina? Where they planned all ready when they were young ( sorry I am quite a newbie I just finsihed french and english history)

[@Calciu_83]

Very interesting, where can I read more?

[@jamesofarcadia]

love the idea of some half asleep person, probably in a nursing home, dying or boredom, watching some random community access tv programme, and their ears pricking up when the nun say's she was the daughter of the King and Queen.

[@barahona68]

That would be hilarious but I doubt she would mention that at all. Those times seem to be past for her! What I find amazing is her peace and when asked if any members of her family still were alive in Romania by that she answers that her generation was all gone but that didn't make any difference at all. On the other hand she speaks very candidly about her faith and that it has sustained her during all her life and the sorrows she has suffered.

[@barahona68]

When asked if the other romanian nun had a similar background to her she simply says that that nun was the daughter and widow of 2 professors. No one would have a similar background to her, she was a royal princess!

[@Recartloaded]

And she married an Archduke earlier in her life

[@yalexdragos]

Just For The RECORD > I Met Her @ ''Piața Universității, BUcharest, ROmania'', When She Came Back, In SEPTEMBRIE (September) 1990 ! 😇

[@elsakristina2689]

Her pronunciation sounds a bit different from the recording made when she was young.

[@fragostin]

Ye

[@suzarose4451]

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[@valericastefanmoscovici4172]

Dumnezeu sa o ierte pe Maica Alexandra .

[@mirelairinapetre6503]

May she rest in peace! She was a real romanian.Her soul suffered too much,as she declared she died inside when she was forced to leave her country .😢🙏

[@sergheilavrov2640]

He know to speak Romanian? I remember a footage of a video when she come to an monastery in Romania and the crowd is verry happy

[@3wL7]

"He" or "she" (Mother Alexandra)? Mother Alexandra spoke Romanian like a Romanian. I listened to an interview of her and she spoke Romanian like us.

[@krixpop]

@@3wL7 to be honest She spoke Romanian better than most of us ...

[@US.ElectionMeddler]

@@krixpop She spoke better English than most native English speakers

[@popacristian2056]

Yes, and she was Romanian.

[@3wL7]

@@krixpop I agree...

[@elgee6202]

I didn't even realise that a twice-divorced woman with children could become a nun.

[@Calciu_83]

If the woman at the well (who was divorced 5 times) can meet our Lord and have an honorable place in the Gospel, then Mother Alexandra can live a life as a nun.

[@rustybeltway2373]

In Orthodox nations like Romania, Greece, Russia, etc., it was not uncommon for widows and widowers to enter monastic life even as "senior citizens", especially in places where large monasteries were common.

[@sauvageaux]

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