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Remaining North Tower of the Cathedral of the Nativity of Holy Virgin Mary on which Saint Andrei was murdered, Bogolyubovo Village near Vladimir, Russian Federation

By Joao Leitao

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Remaining North Tower of the Cathedral of the Nativity of Holy Virgin Mary on which Saint Andrei was murdered, Bogolyubovo Village near Vladimir, Russian Federation

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One Response to “Remaining North Tower of the Cathedral of the Nativity of Holy Virgin Mary on which Saint Andrei was murdered, Bogolyubovo Village near Vladimir, Russian Federation”

  1. marlene bryk Says:
    March 8, 2008 at 2:36 am

    Would it be possible to email the a list of 10 Roman catholic churches (with pictures) for these countries. We are having a program at our parish whereby a visit to churches throughout the world and we will visit them (via cyberspace).
    Very much appreciated. Beautiful website!

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