O viață cât un secol: 93 de ani de credință | Ana Urseanu | Oameni și Povești

Ana Urseanu is 93 years old and has lived a life that spans almost a century of Romanian history. She grew up in a Bucharest with carriages and trams, wrote on a chalk board, survived the bombings of 1944, lost her mother at the age of eight, and endured communist persecution for her Adventist faith. In this episode of the show People and Stories, produced by Penina Cirț, Mrs. Ana speaks with peace and gratitude about every stage of her life — about the miracles through which God protected her, about choosing not to work on Saturdays even under the threat of dismissal, and about the secret of her longevity: vegetarianism, gymnastics, and living faith. What can our generation learn from a man who has crossed almost a century? 👉 Subscribe to watch new episodes! 👉 Support Speranța TV here: https://donate.stripe.com/4gwaIJdch5r... #sperantatv #peoplestories #faith #jesus #testimony #longevity #adventist #Romanianhistory Speranța TV, People and Stories, Penina Cirț, Ana Urseanu, 93 years old, longevity, vegetarianism, Adventist faith, communist persecution, World War II, interwar Bucharest, 1944 bombings, Sabbath, Jesus, Christian testimony, Christian show Romania, Romanian history, faith in suffering, life with God, the secret of longevity 00:00 Introduction — A life as long as a century 01:58 Presentation of the invitation — Ana Urseanu, 93 years old 04:55 Family and roots — Bucharest, Grozăvești, the connection with Florian Pitiș 06:57 What Bucharest looked like in childhood — carriages, trams, clean streets 08:54 Childhood — rag dolls and yard games 10:05 Family photos — 91 years since the first picture 12:25 Primary school — the chalk board and the first prize 13:03 Summer camp 1941 and the return without a mother 16:57 Stepmother and the restoration of the family 18:33 Carmen Silva High School and the adored French teacher 19:33 Visit of Queen Mother Elena of Romania 20:44 Bombings of April 4, 1944 22:04 Sinaia Sanatorium and the stone that almost hit her 23:19 How she met God — fellow Adventist Cornel Grycing 26:11 Baptism on December 23, 1951 27:13 Persecution of the family — the fight with the arak and the departure from home 29:00 The job at Aprozar — the Jewish boss who respected her Sabbath 30:44 The communist directive — fired, called back 33:14 Marriage to Ion Urseanu and three daughters 34:21 The loss of little girl Liliana at two years old — septicemia 35:42 The daughters — nurses, Magdalena in the USA 37:19 Visit to America at 60 — the Hudson River and the Twin Towers 39:57 The hip prosthesis kept for 30 years and the miraculous falls 42:44 At 93 — nothing hurts her 43:15 The secret of longevity — vegetarianism, gymnastics, water 45:15 Volunteer at the retirement home in Leordeni 45:18 If she had not known God 47:25 Closing remarks — Penina Cirț