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Picture from village Melenci with therms Rusanda in Vojvodina Northean Serbia
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photos from souvenirs from Greece
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pictures and photos of various cities and places, however souvenirs of Asia
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pics and photos from Spain and souvenirs
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Photos of souvenirs from America
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pictures from souvenirs from Austria and other photos about Austria
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photos of souvenirs and other of England
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photos from Germany and from life of Germans
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photos from pilgrimage to Taize near Paris in France, where youth prays for peace in world and unity of Christians and other photos from France
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photos from souvenirs and others from Hungary in Europe
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photos from souvenirs from Netherlands and other photos
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National park and protected district of nature in Slovenian ora maritima * Primorje * marritime district
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photos from territory of contemporanely state Italy
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picture from Croatian cities and lanscapes
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pictures from Zrenjanin, Nagybecskerek, Grossbetschkereck, Veliki Bechkerek, city in Vojvodina, plain autonomn district north-east of Former Yugoslavia, now Serbia
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Pictures from Korosko, Kaernten, Carinthia, Korotan,Koroshko, or Karantanija, the old Slovenian Kingdom round year 600 post Christ, in Southern Austria and in Northern Slovenia. Greatest part is under pression of germanization. Koroshec, Kaerntner, let be
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photos from Slovenian Styria or Slovensko Shtajersko, regio in central Slovenia with capital Maribor
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Slovenian most progressive city Velenje and his surroundings. Coalmine, modern factori Gorenje, old castles and beautiful churches.
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pictures from Slovenian district Gorenjsko, the nicest part of Slovenia with lakes and high mountains (Triglav 2863 m). Slovenia is however the nicest country in European union
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Ljubljana is capital of independent Republic Slovenia. In time of Romans was Emona. Austrians said Laibach, Italians during occupation Lubiana. Before it was capital of Vojvodina or autonomn district Krajnska or Krain. The name it means in Slovenian ljubl
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photos from Slovenske gorice Prlekija and Ptujsko polje.
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travels through territories of former Yugoslavia
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Church of Mary's Name is constructed in neo-gotic style (1902). Here are pics from Muzlja, Muzsla, Muzslya, Muschla especially from live around Catholic church and college Emavs. Enjoy and pray for us and for new priester vocations. Write in guest-book. V
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pics about life culture and religion in Ecka * Ecska * Ecica in Autonom district of Vojvodina Former Yugoslavia
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New photos from Ecka * Echka * Ecska * Ecica * Etschka in Banat, Eastern district of AP Vojvodina, Former Yugoslavia. It is an old village with glorious history, castle and four churches
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Pictures from Belo Blato * Erzsebetlak * Lizikino * Lisenheim * Biele Blato in Banat in Former Yugoslavia
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Different villages and towns in Vojvodina, rich district between Donava, Tisa, Drava and Sava in ex-Yugoslavia
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pictures of cities and villages of Banat, Eastern part of Vojvodina or Delvidek in former Yugoslavia
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photos from Fruska gora in AP Vojvodina situated in Northern Serbia. Here is fortress of Petrovaradin, shrine Tekije, Sremski Karlovci, monasteries Krushedol, Grgeteg and Hopovo and Novi Sad
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Photos from Vrsac Verschetz Versec Vrshec in Banat in Vojvodina Autonomn district in Former Yugoslavia
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NP in Vojvodina, with center in Shushara, near Vershec, where was live sand former
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photos from Pancevo Panchevo and sorrounds
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interesting photos from Beograd (Roman: Singidunum, Hungarian: Nandorfehervar) Belgrade , capital of Serbia, former with Crna gora, former was capital of Yugoslavia (1.XII.1918-25.VI.1991)
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Newest photos from Kalemegdan. It is an oldest part of Beograd * Belgrade between rivers Sava and Donava Duna Dunav Danube, where on 22nd July 1456 won Christian army over Turks
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Photos from Serbia, independent state from 2006, former one of six republic in Yugoslavia in Eastern Europe. Before has long and glorious history
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photos from independent state Crna gora from 2006. Former republic of Yugoslavia we visited in 2005 after Easter
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photos from Oradea * Nagyvarad in Banat in Romania with permission of Kalina
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pictures from souvenirs of Europe and other photos
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Pictures from Sibiu Nagyszeben Hermanstadt in Romania
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photos of souvenirs from Egypt and other states in Africa
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photos of souvenirs from India
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photos of souvenirs from Turkey
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photos from Japan nice country on islands, where comes the peace of Jesus Christ
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photos from souvenirs from Egypt and others photos from this land with old cultural tradition
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the ELCA thing in San Antonio
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Mosques, Churches, Temples and Shrines of Singapore
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Once world's most beautiful city until destroyed in a Rain of Fire from the sky, when a quarter of a million innocents were slain fleeing Communist rule for freedom in the West. These wonderful black and whites are from the Library of Congress.
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Jerusalem, city of the King of kings
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The Church of the Annunciation in Nazareth (Israel) was established in the place where, according to Christian tradition, the Annunciation took place. It is the location where Mary, the mother of Jesus, as a virgin, was visited by the Archangel Gabriel an
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This album is dedicated to Carol (WS member albertsville).
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Nazareth is described in the New Testament as the childhood home of Jesus, and as such is a center of Christian pilgrimage, with many shrines commemorating biblical associations. This album is dedicated to Mabel (WS member mabelscritterart).
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For Christian pilgrims to Jerusalem one of the most meaningful things to do is walk the Via Dolorosa, the route that Jesus took between his condemnation by Pilate and his crucifixion and burial. Dedicated to Judy [ladybug591].
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To complete the Paris Notre Dame gothic sisters collection, we visited on shiny week-end, two more Cathedrals: Noyon and Laon, the Carolingian Capital of Old France.
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St Denis Basilica was the French Kings cemetery & the coronation cathedral for French Queens; Senlis cathedral was the departure point of mediaeval crusades to Jerusalem; So, Jeanne d Arc is a famous figure of Senlis Capetian Cathedral.
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Only aimed to show mediaeval treasures, this album no pretends exhaustiveness and avoid architecture complex descriptions; I have removed many photos in others albums to complete this one with new photos of Beauvais as the great roses.
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Starting early from Paris to assume a Soissons, Noyon, Laon, Reims cathedrals visit, I stopped in many other nice places as Pierrefonds; At night I had only visited Soissons; On the road to Corsica in June 2004,we visited Sens Cathedral St Etienne.
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Album on Chartres Cathedral which rooms the most beautiful stained glasses of the world(partial); Also shown some castles of Chevreuse Valley and " Vaux de Cernay Abbey" now luxury hotel with heliport.
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One of the most graceful of the mediaeval set, a pure flamboyant gothic jewel: the French Kings Coronation Cathedral; Deeply damaged during world war one & now by pollution, She is still on restoration; I tried to avoid external scaffolds for a best show.
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I visited alone this unknown cathedral on a beautiful Spring day and decided to return there with Pierre on our 2 days Easter ramble in Normandy.
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We visited the last Cathedral of the set of 11 gothic Sisters of ND Paris on our way back from Corsica; The huge St Etienne Cathedral is located on the hill top of the town, towering on central France.
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We made on a 3 days WE a trip to the huge Capital of Normandy Rouen and discovered its just restored Cathedral where happened at night a pixel show, tribute to Claude Monet who painted it 32 times at different hours & seasons.
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This wonderful cathedral merited to have a single album; All original photos of 2003 have been re-worked with very fine enhancings; More than 200 new in 2007.
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Galilee is a large region overlapping with much of the North District of Israel. It is traditionally divided into three regions: Upper Galilee Lower Galilee Western Galilee
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A trip organized by Mimi
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the photos were shot in December 2005 by Emre and Meral Engin.
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Most of these buildings date back to the 12th century, some as far back as the 10th. Over the next 2-3 hundred years other sections were added, such as the towers. All have had major rebuilding.
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Walking the ramparts of the Old City
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Home of the Oldest Protestant Church in the Middle East
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My Church's Bell Choir and I had a concert in the biggest Armenian Church in United States
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Built in 30 years by only 6 monks!! - Buckfast Abbey was originally founded in 1030 by King Canute. It was closed by King Henry VIII, but French Benedictine monks returned in 1882 and purchased the site. The Abbey was rebuilt on its medieval foundations b
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Photos of Vatican City, including the Pope's church of St Peter and Castel Sant'Angelo
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Christmas trip to Brussels where the beautiful historic Grand Place sparkles with a wonderful Christmas display of lights and music.
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Christian lectureship, Bible, Church of Christ, Christianity, Berlin, Germany
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Photos from my Israel trip with Calvary Chapel Pacfic Coast
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Amazing. See also "Jerusalem: The Old City".
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the contrast between a cathedral, parts of which date back to the 12th century and another which was built in the 20th century.
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These are pictures of the chapel and surrounding area where Mary Magdalene was supposed to have prayed during her time at Ste. Baume. The location is the top of the ridge in which the grotto is situated. From atop the ridge (weather permitting) one may
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During my stay at Ste. Baume I was invited by a Swiss priest to travel to a little village called Cotignac where St. Joseph is said to have appeared to a wood cutter named Jean de la Baume. Later apparitions would come to Frere Friac who would tell the q
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These frescos cover the walls of the chapel located in the "Hotellerie de la Ste. Baume." The Benedictine Sisters of Montmartre chang the hours of prayer here beautifully every day.
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These are pictures of the grotto where Mary Magdalene is said to have spent the last 30 years of her life. Since the shrine's restoration in the 1830's by Henri Lacordaire, it has been tended by priests of the Dominican order
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Orange is a city north of Avignon in which are located some of the finest Roman ruins in Europe, included a well preserved amphitheatre dedicated to Ceasar Augustus.
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More pictures from the Clemson FCA mission trip to New Orleans
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Rians is a small village located east of Aix-en-Provence.
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Aix was originally Aquae Sextiae, a Roman spa town. St. Maximinus, a companion of Mary Magdalene, built an oratory at Aix. On the site was built the Cathedral of St. Sauveur. More recently it was the home of Paul Cezanne.
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The region between Perpignan and Carcasonne was one of vineyards and "chateaux forts", fortified castles that were refuges for the puritanical Cathars, also known as Albigensians.
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A beautifully preserved medieval city. Note the fortified walls, the fruit of many conflicts and crusades that arose because of the fact that this border kingdom was once hotly contested between Spain and France, and subject to harsh crusades by those tr
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St. Maximin, a small city east of Aix-en-Provence. The Basilique de Marie Madeleine stands there, and attached to it is the Couvent Royale, what was once a Dominican priory, now a hotel.
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The Basilica housing the relics of Mary Magdalene made the village of St. Maximin prosperous and important in the Middle Ages.
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"Baume" is derived from the Celtic word for "Grotto". Ste. Baume now refers to the Grotto believed to be the final home of Mary Magdalene after her arrival in France and life of evangelizing the region north of Marseille. A community
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Views of the interior and exterior of what I think is the man's most beautiful architectural achievement.
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Tours is a city southwest of Paris in which are located the grand chateaux of Francis I. Through the agency of Francis I Tours became the burial place of Leonardo da Vinci
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Avignon was our first destination in the south. Located there are the magnificent papal palaces of the 13th century.
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Pont du Gard is a magnificent aqueduct near Nimes.
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The Camino de Santiago is a 1200 year old pilgrimage route that runs all over Europe to Santiago de Compestela in northwestern Spain. My friend Christina and I trecked 600 miles of it, the fames Camino Frances, last summer. These are pictures from the fir
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The antique town
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The Landmark of Marseille
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Mariners group going to Tijuana to build homes with Baja Christian Ministries.
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Jesus is only true Savior for body and soul, for this time and eternity, for world and Heaven.
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Jesus is only true Savior for body and soul, for this time and eternity, for world and Heaven.
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