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Religious statue, Edinburgh, Scotland - you can take the man out of the Heebrides but blah, blah, etc, etc (private joke)
I think it was in Evora, our next stop, that I started checking in with Ab to make sure she wasn't getting catholicked out.
A Route 28 tram descends in the rain from Alfama past the Church of Santo António, with Lisbon's imposing Cathedral dominating the background. There seems to be one church provided for every few houses.
Portugal, 3 April 2016
Religious festivity in the Indio village of Cairoma, Bolivia.
Ca. 1930s, unidentified german amateur photographer.
conveniently close to the trash can. has anyone ever been saved by one? do anyone but pigeons pay any attention to them?
Frankfurt, Salzschlirfer Str.
Salzschlirfer Str. offers a wide range of religious services on Sundays.
As I see it, Page has a big problem with diversity of beliefs.
let's create one religion for each person on earth!
Covenant Community Church on the corner of Baltimore Ave / SEPTA trolley route 34 and 42nd Street in the University City neighborhood of Philadelphia,Pennsylvania
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Construction of St Peter’s began in 1880 on an acre of common land at the top of the hause. The main financial backing for the building came from Anthony Parkin of Sharrow Bay and W.H. Parkin of Ravencragg who were both local residents. The architect was J.B. Cory and the builder was Edward Peel of Patterdale who utilised the stone from the surrounding fells to construct the church in the Early English Style. The church which was consecrated on January 6, 1882 consists of nave, chancel with vestry, bell tower and an entrance porch facing south-west.
Apart from the east windows, the majority of the stained glass in the church dates from 1975 and was made by the artist Jane Gray of Shrewsbury who designed 15 windows in conjunction with the then Vicar, the Reverend Charles Barrand. The windows are in a modern style and include the St Cecilia window in the Sanctuary which is a memorial to Reverend Barrand and the Passion window which depicts the chalice used in the church. However, the most noteworthy window is situated to the right of the nave and is dedicated to Saint Nicholas, patron saint of sailors, and is in memory of Lieutenant Commander W.H. Parkin and the officers and men of HMS Glorious which was sunk by German battleships in the North Sea in June 1940.The window shows an airman’s view of the aircraft carrier at full steam.