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Inside the Cathedral of St. Nicholas
6 Comments CherryPie on Apr 29th 2016
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I think you were overwhelmed by the beauty of this church. I am. I love the decorations and the painting at the ceiling are just incredible. I often picture the actual painting to be done, what a job and hat a dedication.
Thank you for sharing these incredible pictures.
The church had a wonderful atmosphere. I was privileged to have an exchange with one of the church officials when I was looking at the church literature that was placed near to the cathedral entrance.
I blogged about the experience:
http://www.cheriesplace.me.uk/blog/index.php/2015/10/04/cheries-place-thought-for-the-week-329/
Wow. Er yes.
Yes?
Oh, how spectacular. Such opulence and beauty, it must have been quite a sight to behold.
It is beautiful but what I felt most inside was presence and spirit.