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The monastery's calling card.

The inscription in the Gagauz language GAGAUZIA KOMRAT DISTRICT. Welcome to Gagauzia, Moldova. Flags of Moldova and Gagauzia. Background

Golubac, Serbia - March 14, 2024: Brown Information Board Sign Monastery Tumane From 14th Century Serbian Orthodox Church.

Saharna, Republic of Moldova - 01 May 2016: View of the Saharna Monastery, Holy Trinity. The biggest centers for religious pilgrimages in Moldova.

KIEV - UKRAINE, December - 06, 2014: The memorial to the victims of Holodomor 1932 -1933 years on Mykhailivska Square in Kyiv. A memorial dedicated to the Terror-Famine in Ukraine.

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Entrance in the city Chisinau, Moldova

Trebujeni / Moldova - May 15, 2020: Traditional Christian cross in a park of a small village in Moldova

Kosmaj, Rogaca, Belgrade District, Serbia. September 12, 2024. The Tresije Serbian Orthodox Monastery in Kosmaj.

Welcome to Moldova sign on wood background with blending nationa

Martuk, Kazakhstan - August 22, 2019: Unknown sculpture in the steppes of Kazakhstan. Monument depicting the head of a ram.

Road sign or milestone showing 5 kilometers to destination on country side street in autumn or fall season

Voluntari, Romania - April 08, 2020: Voluntari city entrance sign. Voluntari is the largest neighboring city with the capital Bucharest in Romania.

The monastery of the Orthodox Church.

Azul, Argentina - July 22, 2021: Traffic sign with entrance to the town of Azul, province of Buenos Aires, built by the architect Francisco Salamone in 1937

Vidin, Bulgaria - May 7, 2024 - Vibrantly colored Vidin sign (in Bulgarian) welcomes visitors to the city. Vidin is a port city in the southern bank of the Danube in northwestern Bulgaria. The sign sits near the port where river cruise ships dock.

Virgin of Quito (Virgin of the Panecillo)

Pillory or Pelourinho do Porto in Porto, Portugal - Sé Cathedral of Porto.

1990 old Positive Film scanned, the view of highway in Eisenach, East Germany.

Virgin Mary mural of Holy Redeemer Church in Bangkok seated downtown near Benjakitti Park in Lumphini, Ruam Rudi Alley

May, 2024, Kolocep, Croatia: Kolocep is an island in the Adriatic off the coast of Dubrovnik. This is the sign for the Culinarium Restaurant.

Cangas de Onis, Asturias, Spain, July 17, 2025: Hanging cross on the Roman bridge over the Sella River in Cangas de Onís. It commemorates the victory over the Muslims at the Battle of Covadonga.

The bronze and copper statue of Sveta Sofia (Holy Wisdom), in St Nedelya Square in Sofia, Bulgaria. Sculpted by Georgi Chapkanov, her crown represents power, the owl represents wisdom and the wreath indicates fame. It was erected in 2000.

The wayside shrine at a crossroads in the middle of the fields was erected in 1844. The mourning Madonna with headscarf, a majolica sculpture in white-blue Delft style colouring, stands in a small house made of bricks and natural stone. Germany, Rhineland.

The brightly painted Vidin (Видин) sign greets visitors to this city and port on the Danube River, Bulgaria

I welcome it.

Saint Pierre, Saint Pierre Island, Saint Pierre et Miquelon: Catholicism is the predominant religion in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, reflecting the archipelago’s French cultural and historical roots. The territory falls under the jurisdiction of the Apostolic Vicariate of Iles Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, established in 1763 and later integrated into the Diocese of La Rochelle and Saintes in 2018. The Roman Catholic Church has historically played a central role in local life, with parish churches such as Saint-Pierre Cathedral serving as both religious and community landmarks. Religious observance has declined in recent decades, mirroring trends in mainland France, but Catholic traditions and holidays continue to shape the cultural calendar of the islands.

$Main entrance to the Columbus Cemetery (Necropolis de Colon) in Havana, Cuba. Carrara marble statue of the three theological virtues : Faith,, Hope and Charity. Sculpted in 1904 by the Cuban artist José Villata de Saavedra in Neo-romantic style. \$

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