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That is so beautiful. I love to see architecture that is meant to be meaningful-Dinah Lee
Patricia, what a beautiful building. You do live in an amazing area for photoraphy!
Sharon
I see all the work and craftsmanship . I guess it takes time to make something worth while.
Pat..That is Gorgeous building..but for some reason I can hear church bells ringing..
Thank you for a fantastic photo of beautiful architecture...
HELPFULHANNAH
Patricia,
In addition to the religious symbolism that is depicted there, I marvel at the craftsmanship it took to create it. :)
Steve
Too cool....makes me want to get back on my knees. I love churches like these.
HI Pat! That is absolutely gorgeous--what a great shot! You live in an area that is just so rich in history and gorgeous buildings--lucky you!
Pat that dome is exquisite to say the least. What terrific color and intricate detail on it.
I like the way th blue of the dome matches the blue of the steeple. Great pix. Beauty of a bldg.
Patricia - thanks for the picture, it made me realize, that with all of my trips to and around D.C., I have not seen that church.
There is so much to see in the DC area, I need to brings the kids up for a couple of days this Fall...
I like cool weather :)
your friend in Charlottesville Virginia!
Wow - that is beautiful! I can't imagine the time and the effort it took to complete it. i love all the pictures you share - like everyone has said, you live in a great area full of beautiful shots!
Pat,
You have done a great job on getting this photo. Thank you ma'am for sharing it with the group.
Patricia, your pictures are so clear and crisp. I especially love the colors and the shape of the dome. You are so lucky to live in DC taking in all of the history and beauty.
Pat --- as everyone has said --- what a beautiful shot --- the building is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
BTW, if you have not visited my post today ; "Who is the Oldest Active Rainer? -- I was hoping that you would and perhaps re-blog it in an effort to locate the oldest Active Rainer. Thanks.
Pat,
That place is so impressive inside and out. I was there in May for my niece's graduation from Palloti High School and the full 2 hour mass that went with it. I have to say it took my breath away.
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