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#247004 07/30/07 01:01 AM
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Saint Basil's Parish, Greek-Melkite, Rio de Janeiro/RJ, Brazil. Founded in 1941 by the later archbishop Elias Coueter.
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Isn't it rather Latin-looking?

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Be kind to Philippe, he can't change things. He is doing his best! smile

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I can think of a number of congregations that would love to have a building that looks that good.

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Asianpilgrin, yes, it have some latin elements. As anyone supposed the opposite, I could not understand the meaning of your commentary... By the way, I don't consider it so latinized as you mean.

Laka, it is true. I can't destroy my church, neither construct things by myself. And we, as a community, don't have almost money to maintain the church, what to say about reforming?

[b]ByzanTN, it is also true. My parish father, Abouna George Khoury is very, very dedicated to make the church beautiful.

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Phillipe,

It looks like there is a Holy Table out front, but enough space behind the columns for an altar area to be there. Can you tell us what is behind the iconostasis?

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Dear Wondering, it is an optic impression; the Holy Table is behind the iconostasis, the columns of the baldachin are justly above the corners of the altar. Behind the Holy Table, there is the prokomedia table.

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Philippe,

Amazing. It must be even more beautiful in person. Thank you!


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