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Church attic in Bruges, Belgium

Church attic in Bruges, Belgium


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speciesbarocus:The Crucifixion.The gates of the Cathedral of St. Sophia, Novgorod.> Photo: Sergei

speciesbarocus:

The Crucifixion.

The gates of the Cathedral of St. Sophia, Novgorod.

> Photo: Sergei Zubkov(2013).


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Meteora - Have Your Head in the Clouds!Built in the Byzantine times by monks who thought the placeme

Meteora - Have Your Head in the Clouds!

Built in the Byzantine times by monks who thought the placement of the Monasteries on top of the ancient rocks would bring them closer to God! 

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Gloucester Cathedral

Gloucester Cathedral


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The nuns who took care of the building are thrilled that skaters saved the church. They even let the skaters push them around on the skateboards.

I looked it up to verify and found not only that one but also

I’m selling my newest mini comic, Enter, Holy Pilgrim, on my website. Here’s a sneak peek video. It’s about a peasant woman, a pilgrimage, and gothic church architecture.

Buy it here!

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st. mary of the mount, pittsburgh // 6-4-15st. mary of the mount, pittsburgh // 6-4-15

st. mary of the mount, pittsburgh // 6-4-15


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confessions- st. mary of the mount, pittsburgh // 6-4-15


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Gary, IN The church lies empty, no amount of prayers could save it from ruin.

To all the Nicks….                                                Saint Nicholas             

To all the Nicks….

                                                Saint Nicholas
                                                    Name Day
                                                 December 6th

TheEastern Orthodox Church, the Roman Catholic Church, and the Anglican Churches (taken together, representing a quarter of humanity) celebrate Saint Nicholas every year on December 6, which is the name day for “Nicholas”.

InGreece, the name and its derivatives are especially popular in maritime regions, as Saint Nicholas is considered the protector saint of seafarers….for more than a millennia.

No wonder I have salt water in my veins! My ancestors came from seafaring towns in central and southern Greece….dating back centuries. I’m drawn to the sea….

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“Nicholas” in Greek means, literally, victory of the people.

The name became popular 1,700 years ago through Saint Nicholas, Greek Christian Bishop of MyrainLycia (today’s southern Turkey). Nicholas was famous for his generous gifts to the poor….with the name and the legacy evolving many centuries later, to become the Dutch/German (my Mom’s heritage, by the way) inspiration for Santa Claus – a derivation of “Saint Nicholas.”

For all my brethren named “Nicholas,” December 6 is a day to celebrate, on par with your birthday. It’s a day to reflect on all the good things you bring to family, friends and community. It’s a time to stand tall and proud: you’re a Nicholas! And, around the Holiday Season each year, you might even earn the affectionate moniker Saint Nick!

(My Dad, also ”Nicholas”, and I celebrated the day as far back as I can remember. It was our private bond. And it’s always been a deep honor to carry his name!)

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My Dad penned this poem early one December 6th morning, as he was sipping on his pre-dawn coffee in front of his computer. He gave it to me when I went over to my parents house for dinner that evening 17 years ago (to celebrate our shared Name Day)….(he passed away quite suddenly just a nine months later)….and the poem remains a priceless gift and treasure – loving inspiration from Father to Son – that will remain with me always. I think about it almost every day….and gain strength from it….as if it were a compass for this life-long mariner….

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modern-politics111: https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/irs-complaint-process-tax-exempt-organ

modern-politics111:

https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/irs-complaint-process-tax-exempt-organizations

3. Nature of violation

  • Directors/Officers/Persons are using income/assets for personal gain
  • Organization is engaged in commercial, for-profit business activities
  • Income/Assets are being used to support illegal or terrorist activities
  • Organization is involved in a political campaign
  • Organization is engaged in excessive lobbying activities
  • Organization refused to disclose or provide a copy of Form 990
  • Organization failed to report employment, income or excise tax liability properly
  • Organization failed to file required federal tax returns and forms
  • Organization engaged in deceptive or improper fundraising practices
  • Other (describe)

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Book Review: Mazes and Labyrinths

Book Review: Mazes and Labyrinths

Book Review: Mazes and Labyrinths by W.H. Matthews

Humans have long been fascinated by structures that pack the maximum amount of path in a small space, and those that create a puzzle to move through to find a center or exit. This 1922 book was the first major work in English to take a thorough look at the history and locations of mazes and labyrinths.

The author mentions in the introduction…


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Pews in the Baptist Primative Church, Cades Cove, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee © D

Pews in the Baptist Primative Church, Cades Cove, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee 

© Doug Hickok   More here…   hue and eye tumblr


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Old Overgrown Church Doorway, Charleston, SC© Doug Hickok   More here…   hue and eye tumblr

Old Overgrown Church Doorway, Charleston, SC

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Churchyard Gate at Twilight, Charleston, SC© Doug Hickok   More here…   hue and eye tumblr

Churchyard Gate at Twilight, Charleston, SC

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Red Door, St John’s Reformed Episcopal Church, Charleston, SC© Doug Hickok   More here…

Red Door, St John’s Reformed Episcopal Church, Charleston, SC

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Parish House of the Circular Congregational Church, Charleston, SC© Doug Hickok   More here…

Parish House of the Circular Congregational Church, Charleston, SC

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Bella Bailamor and I are just trying to stay cool, looking like a tool, feeling like a fool, needing

Bella Bailamor and I are just trying to stay cool, looking like a tool, feeling like a fool, needing a pool, but only got this azul wall to work with during this heat wave, end of summer, suppose to be fall, global warming realness that we are dealing with over here on Temple street in Historic Filipino town (#hifi if ya nasty). Lil Bella always wanted to be a Primadonna on the big stage at Lincoln Center. She always had a sparkle in her eye and a chip in her tooth, but all she got was Sister Guadalupe at the Echo Park Rec center sponsored tamale con mole festival and my biscuit. Everybody was driving by honking (beep beep who got the keys to my Jeep), cat calling #heyPapiMorenito as my big Ass was hanging out of the entrance to the autobody shop, but I was like fuck it… You gotta risk it for the biscuit. #ticketorbiscuit #mybiscuitisarisk #kfcorpopeyes #churches #twopieceandabiscuit #balletbiscuit #bellabiscuit #biscuitcouture #chocolatecouture #juicycouture #babycouture #freelancewriterforallure #forsure #handsupdontshoot #raiseyourhandifyouresure #notsure #putyourhanddown #notthere #putyourhandhere#heygirlhey #shanteyoustay #sashayaway #iwannastay #yougottapay #paytoplay #toepoint #betterlucknexttime #bye (at Gigi’s Bakery & Cafe)


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speciesbarocus: Inauguration of the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Archangels, Maputo, Mozambispeciesbarocus: Inauguration of the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Archangels, Maputo, Mozambi

speciesbarocus:

Inauguration of the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Archangels, Maputo, Mozambique (2014).


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killing-the-prophet:Bulgarian Orthodox faithful light candles attached to jars of honey during a Hol

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Bulgarian Orthodox faithful light candles attached to jars of honey during a Holy Mass for the “sanctification of honey” at the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin church in the town of Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, on February 10, 2022. Borislav Troshev.


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Solemn High Mass at St. Josaphat’s in Detroit


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Historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It’s so colorful, and I loved exploring all of the great stores. Historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It’s so colorful, and I loved exploring all of the great stores. Historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It’s so colorful, and I loved exploring all of the great stores. Historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It’s so colorful, and I loved exploring all of the great stores. Historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It’s so colorful, and I loved exploring all of the great stores. Historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It’s so colorful, and I loved exploring all of the great stores. Historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It’s so colorful, and I loved exploring all of the great stores. Historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It’s so colorful, and I loved exploring all of the great stores. Historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It’s so colorful, and I loved exploring all of the great stores. Historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It’s so colorful, and I loved exploring all of the great stores. 

Historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It’s so colorful, and I loved exploring all of the great stores. 


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Nowy Sączkościół św. Małgorzaty, XIV w.foto z 12 lipca 2018Witraż projektu Teresy Marii Reklewskiej

Nowy Sącz
kościół św. Małgorzaty, XIV w.
foto z 12 lipca 2018

Witraż projektu Teresy Marii Reklewskiej z lat 1979-1981.

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Nowy Sącz, Poland
St. Margaret Church, 14th c.
taken on 12 July 2018

Stained glass window made in 1979-1981 by Teresa Maria Reklewska.


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