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Members of the community of the Pontifical Irish College, Rome, venerating the tomb of Saints Benedict and Scholastica in the Basilica at the Abbey of Montecassino, on 5th March 2017.
A guide explaining the history and architecture of the Abbey of Montecassino to members of the community of the Pontifical Irish College, Rome, on 5th March 2017.
The Polish Cemetery, where over a thousand of those who died during the Battle of Montecassino in May 1944 are buried, as seen from the Abbey of Montecassino.
The Basilica at the Abbey of Montecassino was destroyed when the monastery was bombed on 15th February 1944, during the final stage of World War II. It was re-built according to the architectural and decoration pattern of the 17th and 18th century design attributed to C. Fansago.
Deze houten staakmolen op torenkot is afkomstig uit Westkapelle, waar hij in 1771 werd gebouwd. Hij werd in 1920 afgebroken en naar Gits gebracht. Op het einde van de Grijspeerdstraat, tegen de grens met Torhout, werd hij opnieuw opgebouwd. De Grijspeerdmolen werd in 1975 als monument beschermd. De molen werd in 1979 weer afgebroken en overgebracht naar een stuk grond aan het Dominiek Savio-instituut in de Koolskampstraat. Hij werd gerestaureerd en opnieuw maalklaar gemaakt in 1984.
Foto: Willy Vereenooghe
Not only did Harrison Mayes make huge concrete crosses, he also made signs.
This is one of his, still standing next to this church.
Fr Jean Walter Duce, pictured during the Pontifical Irish College Rome community gita outing to Montecassino on 5th March 2017.
via www.diggita.it/v.php?id=1467783 Morto in gita, parla un compagno di classe a Mattino 5: Nell'hotel anche prostitute fonte: www.diggita.it/v.php?id=1467783