Radio Trinitas

Radio Trinitas
  • Romania
Ownership
OwnerRomanian Patriarchate
History
Founded1996
First air date
April 17, 1998 (1998-04-17) (in Iași)
Links
Websiteradiotrinitas.ro

Radio Trinitas is a religious radio station belonging to the Romanian Patriarchate, which aims to promote the cultural-missionary activity of the Romanian Orthodox Church. It was established on the initiative of the Metropolis of Moldova and Bukovina. The broadcast began on April 17, 1998, in Iași.[1]

On April 17, 1998, it began broadcasting in Iași, on the frequency of 92.70 MHz, being the first Christian Orthodox radio station established in Romania.[2]

Since 2001, it has had cooperative relations with several radio stations in Europe, being a member of the "Conference of Christian Radios in Europe" (CERC).

Frequencies

Radio Trinitas frequencies
City Frequency
Arad 94.2 MHz
Bacau 96.8 MHz
Baia Mare–Mogoşa 94.3 MHz
Bârlad 93.7 MHz
Bechet 103.1 MHz
Bicaz–Toaca 93.3 MHz
Bistrița 93.4 MHz
Botoşani 88.9 MHz
Bucharest 88.5 MHz
Caransebeş 99.9 MHz
Câmpulung Moldovenesc 92.8 MHz
Cernavodă 97.1 MHz
Comănești 93.5 MHz
Constanța 92.4 MHz
Cozia 93.6 MHz
Craiova 100.1 MHz
Darabani 95.6 MHz
Drobeta Turnu Severin 97.9 MHz
Durău 91.8 MHz
Făget–Coșevița 95.2 MHz
Galați–Văcăreni 96.5 MHz
Giurgiu 92.5 MHz
Gura Humorului 92.0 MHz
Harghita–Gheorgheni 93.0 MHz
Hateg 100.2 MHz
Hârlău 92.2 MHz
Hârşova 98.1 MHz
Iași 92.7 MHz
Mangalia 98.9 MHz
Moinești 99.8 MHz
Moldova Nouă 104.3 MHz
Muntenia–Coștila 95.3 MHz
Nucet 96.4 MHz
Onești 88.4 MHz
Oradea 87.8 MHz
Panciu 93.0 MHz
Paşcani 102.2 MHz
Petroșani 93.7 MHz
Piatra-Neamț 91.2 MHz
Plenița 98.5 MHz
Putna 94.8 MHz
Rădăuți 97.8 MHz
Reșița 92.7 MHz
Roșiori de Vede 95.9 MHz
Sebiş 92.1 MHz
Sibiu 93.3 MHz
Sighetu Marmației 87.9 MHz
Slobozia 102.6 MHz
Suceava 106.9 MHz
Sulina 89.2 MHz
Târgu Jiu 93.4 MHz
Târgu Neamț 106.8 MHz
Timișoara 90.3 MHz
Toplița 90.1 MHz
Vaslui 106.7 MHz
Voineasa 107.6 MHz
Zalau 93.1 MHz

References

  1. ^ Boboc, Alexandru (2024-04-17). "26 de ani de la înființarea Radio Trinitas". Basilica.ro (in Romanian). Retrieved 2026-07-11.
  2. ^ "Despre noi". Radio TRINITAS (in Romanian). Retrieved 2026-07-11.


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