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I'm sure you recognize St. Peter's. It's not my favorite church in the world, but it's the biggest I've ever been in, and possibly the most impressive too. (My favorite part of my first visit here—almost 40 years ago—was making the circular climb up inside the dome to the small balcony at the top.) [To see more churches from around the world, go here.] |
Sunday, March 23, 2014
inSPIREd Sunday
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lovely. i hope one day to see it in person. not sure i could pick just one part that is my most favorite. do you know what it says at the top? i bet it is just amazing from the air as well. passing over. ( :
ReplyDeleteBeth—the words in Latin across the façade say "In honor of the prince of apostles, by Paul V Borghese, a Roman, Supreme Pontiff, in the year 1612 and the seventh year of his pontificate."
DeleteQuestion: how is it that you saw St. Peter's 40 years ago when «Louis» knows for a fact that you aren't a day over 29?! :-)
ReplyDelete«Louis» posted "Our Lady of the Maytag" in San Francisco.
Tu es mignon, Louis!
DeleteBeen there, done it & got the tee shirt. Must post my photo from 1966
ReplyDeleteIt is very impressive, wonderful shot!
ReplyDeleteNice shot and description. I can imagine climbing those steps.
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