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August 17th 2015
Published: August 17th 2015
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Mosaics and Frescos from the Chora Monastery (built and rebuilt since the 5th century)

View from the Bosphorus Strait, which splits Istanbul into the only city on two continents.

More reflection tomorrow...must get sleep...

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Frater Michael Brennan, O.Praem.
Wallking on Holy Ground
Wallking on Holy Ground
I am a member of St. Norbert Abbey in De Pere, Wisconsin. I am embarking on this journey as part of my theology training for Catholic priesthood. ... full info
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IstanbulIstanbul
Istanbul
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Turkish Flag
One City...Two ContinentsOne City...Two Continents
One City...Two Continents
Istanbul is the only city in the world to be split on two continents.
Chora Monastery (Chora Fresco)Chora Monastery (Chora Fresco)
Chora Monastery (Chora Fresco)
The tenderness expressed here struck me..
Communion of the Saints (Chora Fresco)Communion of the Saints (Chora Fresco)
Communion of the Saints (Chora Fresco)
Harrowing of Hell (Chora Fresco)Harrowing of Hell (Chora Fresco)
Harrowing of Hell (Chora Fresco)
Cappadocian Fathers (Chora Fresco)Cappadocian Fathers (Chora Fresco)
Cappadocian Fathers (Chora Fresco)
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Haggia Sophia
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