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[daliusr]

Crystal white. #euro #eurotrip #trip #europe #photography #photo #phonephoto #phonephotography #prance #paris #bassilica #montreal #architecture #architecturephotography #phonephotograpy #gaymen #gaytravel #gayguy (at Basilica du Sacre-Coeur de Montmartre) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0I9UhCIIQK/?igshid=ipxzmwlnleff

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Pietà 📷 @rusenminchev #tb #exploringtheart #Rome #Michaelangelo #Pieta #sculpture #JesusChrist #Mary #after #Crucifixion #renaissance #art #StPeter #bassilica #VaticanCity #traveling #exploring #RusenMinchev #GoldGrippin #GabrielleMinev #vsco #Italy (at St. Peter's Basilica)

[katrinaborbe-blog]

 The students are finally done with their tour, they are thankful for their Arts Appreciation Professor and to their Parents for this wonderful tour and for giving them a chance to know more about our manila’s main tourist attraction 

                                       CREDITS AND REFERENCES

CHURCHES

· Quiapo – Borbe, Ana Katrina Y          

Myrna Cacho (2017) Brief history of the Black Nazarene and Quiapo church

·    2     Manila Cathedral - Borbe, Ana Katrina Y

Jericho Paul C. Santos (2019) Manila Cathedral: History and Architecture

·    3.     Parish of Our Lady of the Abandoned- Floro, Karl

 Jhaypee Guia (2012) Parish of our lady of the abandoned: Diocesan Shrine and Parish of our lady of the  abandoned

·     4.    San Agustin – Hannah Dela Cruz

  Chan, Peter.  (2011) the-history-of-the-san-agustin-church

·     5.    Minor Bassilica of San Lorenzo Luiz – Bernardo, Gerald P

Jane Dacumos (2019) Minor Basilica of San Lorenzo Ruiz: Minor Basilica of St. Lorenzo Ruiz-Binondo Church

·     6.    St Jude- Dela Cruz, Hannah

Chicago, IL (2019)  St. Jude League

STATUES   

Rizal Monument- Borbe, Ana Katrina Y

Dennis Villegas (2011) The story of the Rizal Monument

·     2. Andres Bonifacio- Dela Cruz, Hannah

 (2012)  Andres Bonifacio and the Katipunan

·     3. Lapu Lapu- Bernardo, Gerald P

Cris Evert Lato-Ruffolo and Morexette Marie Erram (2018) Lapu Lapu: Rizal Park’s 40-Ft statue called Lapu Lapu

·     4. Filipino Comfort Women- Floro, Karl

Dominique Mosbergen (2017) Filipino comfort Women: The Harrowing Story Of Filipina Women Enslaved In Japan's Wartime Rape Camps

      5. Gabriela Silang Monument – Floro, Karl

Jane Dacumos (2012) Gabriela Silang Monument: The gabriela silang monument in makati

·     6. People Power Monument – Bernardo, Gerald P

Jerome Albert S. Dela Cruz (2015) People Power Monument: EDSA People Power Monument

[glamourweaver]

Few things -

1. If you think religion is defined by literal belief in specific disprovable myths, you are too ignorant of the field of religious studies to have a well formed opinion on the topic. I expect your view of faith is based on Christian Bibical literalists? No one but Fundamentalists and Fedora-Atheists are actually willfully ignorant enough to think that things like the Garden of Eden being allegorical and the objective facts about the age of the universe and evolution are threats to faith.

2. I’m going to single in on one religion you mentioned because it’s the one I have the most authority to speak on - if you think atheism means there are no Jews, then you are very ignorant of Judaism. Many Jews are atheists and are still Jews. Religion and culture are not actually easily separable concepts along lines of theological belief. What many Western atheists imagine as a rational atheistic society is often still very much Protestant Christian culture sans-theism-and-Church. If you find it positive to imagine “there are no Jews in Star Fleet”, then you’re an antisemite. And the fact that you imagine this happening through cultural identity erasing assimilation rather than gassings, just means you share the antisemitism of (for example) the Inquisition rather than the NSDAP.

3. How many times did Kirk meet a being who was kind of maybe God? In any of those cases, did anyone suggest that “well obviously God doesn’t exist, that’s an old myth”, or did they just deny that THIS was God? In fact, when he met Apollo, I believe Kirk mentioned “we have no need for gods, we find the one sufficient”. (TOS)

The ship’s chapel seen in Balance of Terror had a cross in it. (TOS)

They were reading from the Bible at Beverly’s grandmother’s funeral. (TNG)

It’s pre-Federation, but after humanity’s achievement of world peace, on Enterprise, Phlox mentions studying Earth religions and attending Mass at St Peter’s Bassilica. (ENT)

That’s what I can recall off the top of my head.

[europe2018-familyandfriends-blog]

Day 9:

May 14 - Assisi

Everyone is super keen to make the 5 hour round trip across to Assisi, so we are up and out early. I’ve been a little reluctant about driving so far in the day, as well as sightseeing. The roads are not good and, while I’ve settled into the other side of the road etc, it still requires considerable concentration to deal with the very narrow roads, crazy Italian drivers, non enforced speed limits, pot holes, really poor condition Auto Strada, trucks etc.

We’ve had quite a bit of rain overnight and the dirt road up from the villa to the local road is muddy and sloshy. The car is certainly getting a bit of a workout, but at least the top of it had a good wash.

Onto the Auto Strada at Colle, past Sienna and on towards Perugia. We stop for morning coffee and pastries at Passignano on Lake Trasimeno, a gem of a small town which we can picture humming in summer. I thoroughly enjoy a brief chat with James....remarkable to be able to talk for no cost via Messenger.

Fortified for the rest of the journey we reach Assisi around 11. The town sits spread across the side of the hill, covered in magnificent, pale brown stone buildings, uniform in colour and blending into the hillside. Cathedrals and other grand buildings stand out from the large houses, but blend together to form a flow of solid, earthy grandeur. The site as we approach is amazing. Indeed a sign on the Auto Strada warns of a very considerable fine for cars attempting to stop on this section to take photos...clearly it has been a temptation that others have not been able to resist!

We have researched our parking, and find it quickly. First stop is the Bassilica of St Francis, which we have read can become incredibly busy and are warned to time our visit accordingly. Buses spew their contents in the parking area below and groups trudge up the hill to this grand structure. It is busy with people, but not overly so, which makes wandering around quite pleasant. It is an amazing structure, with two levels of ‘church’ areas, and St Francis’ tomb below. The upstairs area is still set up from yesterday’s reception for the German Chancellor Angela Merkel who received the "Lamp of Peace," a Catholic award for seeking the peaceful coexistence of peoples.

We leave the busyness of the Bassilica and head uphill to see the other sites of the town that most tourists miss. How strange these bus trips are, hours on the road and then a quick visit to one building and then back on the road again. The rest of the town is amazing, tight streets flanked by pristine, ancient buildings, all of the same pale, pinkish stone. We visit the remarkable Temple to Minerva - a Christian church, but including massive statues of the Roman gods, and gates near the altar for draining away the blood of sacrifices.

Lunch is well provided in a lovely little restaurant, tucked away in a side street. Yes, pizza and beer again, but ohhh so good!

Onwards and upwards through quiet little streets bedecked in flowers. The guidebook had mentioned the town being full of little ‘pockets of serenity’ and this is certainly the case. Our wandering is peaceful and gorgeous...I really must make more of an effort with my pot plants back home!

While the main man of the town is clearly St Francis, it is nice to see that his female counterpart, St Clare, also receives some press. The story goes that she was the daughter of a wealthy family, but rather took to St Francis and eschewed her wealth instead to walk barefoot, wear scratchy clothing and sleep on the ground. For this humble lifestyle she has now become the patron saint of eye disease, goldsmiths, .... laundry! and...wait for it... in 1958 Pope Pius XII designated Clare as the patron saint of television ....on the basis that when she was too ill to attend Mass, she had reportedly been able to see and hear it on the wall of her room!!!! Personally I’m not too sure that any of these things actually represent the sort of life that she wanted to stand for!! Quite bizarre!

By mid afternoon our senses are filled and we start the journey homewards. A couple of short sections of torrential rain provide an extra challenge. We detour via the crazy Supermarket in Colle on the way home, and I wonder how the cars here do not end up in worse condition - everything is so tight and somewhat manic. We stock up for the last day or so and home around 7pm. Thankfully it is still very light, I would not be so keen on the longish windy dirt road to the villa in the dark.

Nibbles, chicken and veggies, washed down with a lovely bottle of red from the kids. Wonderful.

[vietsense]

Vòng Quanh Châu Âu Chặng Pháp - Monaco - Ý - San Marino - Vatican Mùa Hoa Lavender

Là thiên đường du lịch văn minh và hiện đại bậc nhất thế giới, Châu Âu luôn là một điểm đến trong mơ của bất kì một người đam mê du lịch nào. Nơi đây có lịch sử văn hóa lâu đời, với những thành phố hiện đại sôi động hay những ngôi làng cổ kính đẹp như trong tranh,...tất cả đã làm nên một châu Âu khác biệt, độc đáo và đẹp như mơ khiến ai cũng phải say đắm ngay từ lần đầu được đặt chân đến đây. Hành trình khám phá vòng quanh châu Âu 02 với các điểm đến Pháp – Monaco – Ý – San Marino – Vatican chạy dọc biển địa Trung Hải sẽ cho quý khách có cái nhìn sâu hơn về Châu Âu với thủ đô Paris hoa lệ, khung cảnh lãng mạn của miền nam nước Pháp với những cánh đồng Lavender, công quốc Monaco nhỏ bé nhưng vô cùng giàu có hay một nước Ý với nền văn hoá và phong cách vô cùng độc đáo …   Paris: Khải hoàn môn, tháp Eiffel, quảng trường Concorde, sông Seine, nhà thờ Đức Bà, Louvre …  Provence: Làng Gordes, tu viện Abbaye De Senanque, làng Valensole …  Cannes: Phố cổ Cannes, nơi tổ chức liên hoan phim Cannes …  Nice: Phố cổ Nice, làng cổ Eze …  Monaco: Lâu đài Grand Palace, Nhà máy sản xuất nước hoa Fragonard, Sòng bạc Monte Carlo …  Milan: Lâu đài Sforza, Trung tâm mua sắm Emmanuel II, Nhà thờ Duomo, Nhà hát La Scala …  Verona: Thành cổ Verona, ngôi nhà của Juliet …  Venice: Quảng trường San Marco, Cầu Than Thở, Nhà máy thủy tinh nổi tiếng Murano, Đi thuyền Gondala …  San Marino: Pháo đài Guatia, tháp Guatia …  Florence: Michel Angelo square, Cầu Vecchio, Nhà thờ Đức Mẹ Duomo, Bảo tàng nghệ thuật uffizi, Tháp Campanile …  Pisa: Tháp nghiêng Pisa …  Vatican: Toà Thánh Vatican, Nhà thờ Thánh Peter’s Bassilica, Khải Hoàn Môn Constantine …  Rome: Điện Pantheon, Đấu trường La Mã, Đài phun nước Trevi, Quảng trường Tây Ban Nha …

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[xcarlicious]

at Agoo Bassilica Church https://www.instagram.com/p/B8YMsZ_JwIAx-AdBKiyJsZq6YwNFIjShYmn0MA0/?igshid=zftlyutwsn9a

[adrianheredia29-blog1]

#sabado #barranquilla @bassilicabar #hbd @agonzalez96 #CharitoIlumina (at Bassilica) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtIQDtUnqZ4UI0kFxeY6q0OOyDHqNBf0K1tZDw0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1rd3xq9v5a7qm

[mattandjennifersummer]

We begin the day with a guided walking tour of the historically art-rich neighborhood of Montmartre. On our climb up the hill to the Sacre Coeur Bassilica, we pass the homes and workspaces of Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso and Pierre Auguste Renoir. We stop for lunch of couscous, burgers, omelets and linguine.

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    Visit to Santa Cruz Bassilica, Kochi, Kerala, India – October 2017

[studioocoma]

4K Timelapse Panorama and the great architecture of Florence, Tuscany, Italy from Olivier COISSARD on Vimeo.

4K Timelapse: Panorama and the great architecture of Florence, Tuscany, Italy Beautiful views of Florence from Piazzale Michelangelo: - Ponte Vecchio - Palazzo Vecchio - Cathedrale of Santa Maria del Fiore - Bassilica of Santa Croce in Florence

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Milano, Lago di Como, Lago Maggiore, Lago di Garda… The beauty of northern Italy

  It has passed almost a year since I made this trip and it’s time to share these wonderful views with you! Let’s start with Milan. We traveled from Malaga to the Malpensa Airport.  But if you’re travelling with a low-budget company, it’s very probable that your plane will land in Bergamo Airport (Aeropuerto de Orio al Serio). It is located in the city of Bergamo, only 50km from Milan’s city center. There are buses all day long every few minutes that go the Central Station in Milan, Malpensa Airport or other part of the city. Once in the Central Railway Station, you’re just a metro trip away from the center.

      You can see in the photos the famous Milan Cathedral – Duomo di Milano. It took almost 6 centuries to finish it, this gothic cathedral is the biggest in Italy if we don’t count the St. Peter’s Bassilica in Vatican city, of course.

I always travel with the things that occupy the most space so I save from the suitcase. Here is what I chose for the trip:

  Jeans – Zara

Yellow top – Zara

Shoes – Zara

Bag – Valentino

Jacket – Mojito

Lemon necklace – Mango

  First lake – Lago di Como

  For our first night we decided to stay in Bellagio, a little town located between the two arms of the lake Como. The hotel Borgo le Terraze (www.borgoleterrazze.com) is located just outside the town up the hill with spectacular views. Not to brag but this is the view from my terraze:

    Bellagio is a place with literally 4 vertical and 2 horizontal streets but it is more than charming and a vacation destination for celebrities. Franz Liszt, Hungarian composer, and  Lord Byron were captivated by the views and used them as inspiration for their work. And the famous Bulgarian poet, Pencho Slaveykov, died in his house in the small town of Brunate, Lake Como.

We had the evening left from the first day – perfect for a quick promenade and a dinner.

  Pants – Stradivarius

Black top – Zara

Shoes – Zara

Clutch – Zara

Jacket – Stradivarius

  On the next day we had more time to see the town before departing for the next lake. In any case, two hours are the maximum and you’re ready to go.

    Look at the views! Can you imagine something more tranquil, serene… perfect? In order to go to the next lake, we decided to take the ferry – quick and really pleasant escape instead of having to drive around the whole lake.

    Second lake – Lago Maggiore

The next stop after the ferry is Lago Maggiore. We passed through Switzerland on the way, as part of the lake enters in their territory. It is a obligatory part of the trip to eat some swiss ice cream – Mövenpick. My parents are travelers and lovers of all things italian, but most of all gelato (italian for ice cream) and they say that there is no other flavor as this one. And I can say I agree. Caramel with  little fudggy pieces inside… Pistacchio… three flavours of orange in one ball… I can go all day long.

So, Lago Maggiore is the second largest lake in Italy and the largest in southern Switzerland. For our stop here we chose the town Stresa with beautiful views to the Borromean islands. Isola Bella, Isola Madre and Isola dei Pescatori, owned by the Borromeo family are little islands between Stresa and Verbania. The latter is a little fishers’ village but the other two are a luxurious masterpiece of architects and gardeners with astonishing gardens full of peacocks. Isola Bella is made as a guest residence with beautiful white peacocks and Isola Madre, the biggest of them all, is home of the family.

  On the second day I have used:

Pants Black & White – Zara

Shoes – Zara

Jacket – Stradivarius

Black top with embroidery – Zara

Bag – Valentino

Ring – Stradivarius

Umbrella – Zara

  Third lake – Lago di Garda

    At the end of this beautiful day we reached our final destination  – the largest lake in Italy, Lago di Garda. We chose to stay in Sirmione, a little town located in the middle of the lake with less than 1 km between the two shores. Personally, it is my favourite! In the entrance of the historical village is located Rocca Scaligera, a castle rebuild in 13th century, made as a fortress to protect the town:

Passing through the castle, we enter in a beautiful village full of little streets and nooks worthy of your admiration. It is so romantic with its views of the lake and little villas surrounded by greenery:

    Pants Black & White – Zara

Shoes – Zara

Jacket – Mojito

Cropped white top – Zara

Necklace – Mango

Bag – Valentino

  Interesting fact, it is full of gelaterias that offer let’s just say… different flavours. Like chocolate with hot pepper.

  Gardaland

  The last day of our trip we decided to spend in a theme park called Gardaland, just around the corner from Sirmione. Developing every year, it is the perfect place not only for children but for adults as well. From the wonderland and home of Prezzemoto (the park’s mascot) to the wildest rides like Blue Tornado (you can imagine it just from the name…) – there is a something for the whole family. And if you are an explorer like me, one day won’t cut it! There are tickets for groups, family discounts or season passes – it’s up to you!

Obviously I didn’t take my camera with me so I can’t show you my experience but here’s just a little part of it and you can see the rest in their official website:

P.S. We are a bit wet after some kids decided it’s fun to shoot with water guns while we were on a slide. It was fun, actually!

  Pants – Stradivarius

Cropped top – Lefties

Shoes – Zara

Bag – Valentino

Jacket – Stradivarius

Sunglasses – Pull N’ Bear

  That’s all from me for now, folks! This is how I made the most of a weekend trip to the beauty of Northern Italy. There is much more to see there but there’s no rush. Till the next time!

  Weekend trip to the lagos of Italy Milano, Lago di Como, Lago Maggiore, Lago di Garda... The beauty of northern Italy It has passed almost a year since I made this trip and it's time to share these wonderful views with you!

[barrykeenan-blog]

Is this the bassilica in the Holy city ? I think it's down the hill from the Vatican .

[felixandfriendsdesign]

Francing #france #history #bassilica #religion #sun #relax #holiday

[fulviomeloni]

Details by gregandrascik http://ift.tt/1MdBIbG #art #city #architecture #500px