The Luncanii de Sus monastery was founded in 2001 with the blessing of Î.P.S. Mitropolit icolae, originally as a skete dependant on the Romanesti monastery. The foundation was made by P.S. Vicar bishop Lucian Lugojanu at 12 August 2001. The religious service is officiated in the wooden church. Other construction works took place in 2001 - 2006. It is currently under construction a new administrative body, and the old one is under finishing.

Due to the historical influences occurred along the time in Banat, the monastery settlements with historical resonance are hardly existing as compared with the rest of the country.

Nevertheless, the studied area includes one of the oldest monasteries in Banat and the oldest from Timis County, i.e. “The Izvorul Miron Monastery”.

The first document of this monastic settlement is dating since 1571, when monk Laurentiu wrote 3 books and gives one of them which stated: "This book, Divine holy Gospel, was given by monk Laurentiu Cernogorat to the monastery from Partos devoted to the Archangels Michael and Gabriel, in 1571". In 1666, the monks sent by the Patriarchate of Ipe come in Banat for mercy and meet kir Stefan and the Priest Bratul at Partos Monastery .

Morisena Monastery was built in 2003 to help the faithful guidance to religious life. The monastery was built in the place of an old monastery of monks which dates from 1002, being the oldest monastery documentary attested in Romania. In 2005, the summer chapel which is situated near the monastery was hallowed.

Fardea Monastery is a monastery of nuns originally built in 2001 by the Metropolitan Nicolae. The foundation of Fardea Monastery was put on 12 August 2001 with the help of the Bishop Lucian Logojanu. On October 12, 2003, Fardea Monastery was consecrated and in 2004 the cells placed around the church and bell tower were completed. The monastery is located in Timis county, in Fardea and it is dedicated to the Assumption.

Cebza village is first mentioned in official documents in 1337 under the name Ciacova. He is reminded in the papal documents, which were at that time the only documentary sources for several localities in the Banat area.