The Greece churches contain a passionate character even
for non-Christians.
Churches Architecture: The Greece churches contain a passionate character that will charm everyone, even the non-Christians. The Orthodox churches are characterised by their particular domed architecture and heavy decorated interiors.
The architecture depends on the chronology and the region of the church. For example, the churches located in the Cyclades, Greece’s most famous churches, have the particularity of being white with blue-painted domes whereas in other regions, the churches are made of stones.
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There are many important churches in Greece. Some of the
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The monasteries and their churches are perched on huge smooth iron-grey pinnacles and offer a fantastic view over the area…
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Church of Panagia Ekatontapiliani
Our Lady of Hundreds Gates |
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It is located in Paros and it is considered as the most important Byzantine Monument of Greece. According to the myth, the church was built on the order of St. Helene, the mother of the first Christian Emperor Constantine the Great, during her travels to the Holy Land. Many consider the church as miraculous and thousands of pilgrims visit it every year on the 15th of August, the day of its celebration.
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region of Agios Oros (Mount Athos) |
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Agios Oros is the easternmost peninsula of Halkidiki. It is an autonomous state which is composed by 20 Orthodox monasteries and churches and has a population of 1400 Orthodox monks. |
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Apocalypse or the Revelation, the last book of the Christian Bible.
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Church of the Evangelismos Theotokou |
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The church is located in the Cycladic island of Tinos and is considered a sacred Christian area of the same importance as Lourdes in France or Fatima in Portugal.
The church was built on top of a hill, on the site where the Icon of the Virgin Mary was found, after the vision seen by the nun Pelagia.
The church houses the miraculous icon and thousands of pilgrims arrive to Tinos every year to visit it especially on the 15 August, the day of its celebration, and on the 30 January, the anniversary of the discovery. |
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